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Podcast Name Date Hosts Calendar
Most copied from websites (sry no time to paraphrase) Twin Cities Asterisk User's Group (Open Source VOIP) When: Tue, Sep 13, 2011 6:30 PM - Tue, Sep 13, 2011 9:00 PM Where: Hack Factory Main Classroom Asterisk is an open-source VOIP server-client system. Meetings are held the 2nd Tuesday of every month from 6:30-9:00 PM, generally at the Hack Factory in Minneapolis (3119 E. 26th Street). The group' s website is http://www.tcaug.net/.
–Skipped till interview Swap-O-Rama Rama 9/11/11 11am -7pm $5 and any sized bag of your clean unwanted clothing or $10 without donation Join in the communal process of reuse and celebrate our collective creativity! You are invited to Swap-O-Rama-Rama, a giant clothing swap and series of do-it-yourself workshops in which a community explores reuse and creativity through the recycling of used clothing. Together they bring you: DIY Stations where you can learn many wonderful ways to create out of textile reuse, Sewing Stations where local designers will teach you fresh clothing mod tricks, on site Silk Screeners & Stencilers with a host of original designs and extraordinary local designers who'll show off their work in the Swap-O-Rama-Rama reuse fashion show.
King's Fair Festival, Seward Neighborhood When: Sat, Sep 17, 2011 12:00 PM - Sat, Sep 17, 2011 5:00 PM Where: Matthews Park TC Maker will have a display table and present some interactive activities at this neighborhood festival. The event takes place at Matthews Park in the Seward area. Setup is at 10:00.
Guest Intro (should have happened earlier) Karen (insert last name here??)
Monthly CAD meeting When: Tue, Sep 20, 2011 7:00 PM - Tue, Sep 20, 2011 10:00 PM Where: Hack Factory I'd like to present another CAD night on Tuesday September 20th from 7 to 10 PM. It would include demonstrations and comparisons of Pro/Engineer, Solidworks, and Alibre Design. It will also include open Solidworks practice.I'll bring a few laptops with SW loaded so attendees can work on projects or just explore. Feel free to bring your own laptop. Bill Ryder
Arduino For English Majors When: Thu, Sep 22, 2011 6:30 PM - Thu, Sep 22, 2011 9:00 PM Where: Hack Factory SOLD OUT
An introduction to the arduino, the development software, and interfacing with basic hardware. The class will be broken up into two days, split one week apart. The first session will be an introduction to the arduino, and coding. We will also be making a LED blink.
The second session will be working with sound and resources related to arduino.
No experience with arduinos or as an English major necessary.
What to bring: 1 arduino, 1 laptop, and the usb cable to connect the two. Cost:$15 for non-members, $10 for members When: 9/22 6:30 to 9:30pm, 9/29 6:30 to 9:30pm Where: The Hack Factory. Minneapolis, MN Total Students: 8 Teachers: Scott Hill (English Major) and Paul Sobczak (Engineering Major) Sign up: EventBrite (if you are a tcmaker member you will need to pay $15 on the eventbrite page and we will refund you at the event)
(Stress of the podcast got to the crew and they cracked up loling)
Women's Night When: Tue, Sep 27, 2011 6:00 PM - Tue, Sep 27, 2011 9:00 PM
Where: Hack Factory The last Tuesday of every month we will holding an open night for women only. We would like to open the Hack Factory to all women in our community and showcase what we can offer. We believe everyone should have access to our resources and open exchange of information.
Mini'app'les combined meeting Thu, September 29, 7pm – 9pm Where Hack Factory Description Mini'app'les is a Mac/iOS Users Group which hosts several different Special Interest Groups (SIGs) each month. All meetings are open to the public and there is no charge. (Membership in Mini'app'les is $20/yr, but there is no requirement to join.). Most meetings take place at Public Libraries or are hosted by cooperative businesses. [www.miniapples.org]
The combined meeting is a new idea and an experiment in building community—an attempt to gather as a larger group and discuss issues of interest to the group as a whole. To be “impartial” we are holding the meeting on a “neutral” night and are looking for a central location that isn't associated with one of the SIGs.
contact jeff@purpleshark.com with any questions
Zombie pub crawl build Mon oct 3rd Talk to Swinkdaddy NOT ON CALANDAR
Open Locksport Night!!! Tue, October 4, 7pm – 9pm Where Hack Factory (map) Description It's taken a bit of time, but we're starting a monthly locksport open house.
What is locksport you ask? Locksport is the amateur study of how locks and locking systems work, and how to defeat them. It's not how to break into a soda machine, but the study of the little mechanical puzzles that we rely on for so many things in daily life. You've probably seen lock picking in movies and on TV, and may have seen bump keys on the news, but this is your chance to find out more about how all of that works, or if you already know, to maybe show off your collection of antique lever locks, or just hang out and chat with other lock enthusiasts.
The first Tuesday of each month we'll have a brief presentation, and then mill about and pick, snap, rake, bump, impression, disassemble, and generally embarrass some little chunks of brass. We'll kick things off on April 5th at 7PM. Introduction to Bow Making When Sat, October 8, 1pm – 7pm Where the Hack Factory , 3119 26th St. East, MPLS, MN (map) Description Introduction to Bow Making. Learn to use hand tools to make a bow, and take the tools and the bow home with you. Details: http://tcmaker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1485&p=11296#p11296
News for Podcast
hackerspaces beginning http://blog.hackerspaces.org/2011/08/31/hackerspaces-the-beginning-the-book/
Omaha Maker Group http://omahamakergroup.org/2011/09/01/happy-birthday-omaha-maker-group/ 8/30/11 Marked the 1 year anv of the omaha Maker Group
“It occurs to me that the most valuable thing that the Omaha Maker Group has given us in the last year isn’t the physical workspace down at the Makery, nor any of the growing collection equipment there, but rather all of the people we’ve met. We have really great bunch of Makers, techies, artists and doers of all kinds; People willing to help when you get stuck on a project or to mock you into starting the project in the first place. For my part, I’ve made more than a few friends along the way. Here’s to many more years of Making in Omaha.” Cowtown Computer Congress
http://www.c3kc.org/content/ccckc-now-501c3-organization After a long wait CCCKC has finally been approved to be an IRS Section 501©3 tax exempt non-profit organization. It's been a long and hard journey which has finally paid off. Special thanks to the executive board, the board of directors and all of the loyal CCCKC members who helped make this dream a reality.
ohm space renovations http://www.ohmspace.org/?p=400 New Hackerspace. 3/24/11 first special meeting??
sugar shack 10 year (not a hackerspace but still intresting) https://www.facebook.com/groups/131972820179909/
Heatsynclabs.org http://www.heatsynclabs.org/ New space on jun 2nd moved in june 25th?? e-music Swap/dual live recording casting
Interview What brings you to the hackerspace communuity? Projects/Classes you are proud of. Artistic muse/ influences. Skills Upcomming events? Tips for using something /tool/program Resources you would recommend?
Notes add a 4th mic fm transmitter(john) Pop screens for mic Video camera - record alternating news reading
amp for lobby (john) more headphones b roll for intro
This intro could be intros/outtros submitted from listeners welcome to random hacks of kindness
b roll for outro interview questions
wanted interviews Hacker Space Book by John B - Local member! John is here so we could interview him if you wish (We will schedule an interview with John for next week)
