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startupWekendMadison

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SocialDevCamp Chicago

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barcampMilwaukee3

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barcamp madison

TRANSPARENT20080717T153000Z20080718T000000Z20081120T201232Zqoq1npgq8am7l1hjii3gph7n40@google.comPUBLIC20080627T153004Zhttp://www.swatsummit.com/agenda/\n\n\nAgenda\n\nHome › Agenda\ nSWAT Summit\, July 17th 2008\n\n 1. 8:30amRegistration and Networking\n 2. 9:30amOpening Statement\n * Christian Perry\; CEO\, Room Full of People\n 3. 10:00amU.S. Consumer Behaviors and Attitudes about Social Networking\n * Caroline Dangson\; Research Analyst\, IDC\n\n The majority of U.S. Internet users currently visit social networking services\, and many expect to increase their usage over time. IDC expects t he popularity of social networking services to continue to surge as sites a dd functionality and new applications. Join Research Analyst Caroline Dangs on as she presents IDC’s latest primary research covering U.S. consumer beh aviors and attitudes about social networking. Ms. Dangson’s presentation wi ll answer the following questions: What are the top reasons consumers use s ocial networking services? How useful and/or relevant do consumers find adv ertisements on social networking sites? How many consumers have clicked on an advertisement on a social networking service in order to purchase a prod uct or service? How do consumers feel about social and behavioral targeting ? Ms. Dangson will conclude her presentation with essential guidance for ma rketers and advertisers about how best to utilize consumer engagement on so cial networking services based on the findings and implications of IDC’s pr imary research data.\n\n 4. 10:30amCoffee Break\n 5. 10:45amSocial Adve rtising Case Studies\n * Helen Har\; VP of Advertising Sales\, ime em\n 6. 11:45amSocial Networks and the 8 Levels of User Engagement\n * David Smith\; CEO\, MediaSmith\n 7. 12:30pmLunch\n 8. 1:30pmPane l: The Science of Measuring Campaign Success (User Metrics and Engagement)\ n * Ian Swanson\; CEO\, Sometrics\n * Matthew DiPietro\; marketing manager\, Federated Media\n 9. 2:30pmConnecting Social with Adv ertising\n * Chris Cunningham\; CEO\, Appssavvy\n * Davin Miyoshi\; co-founder\, MesmoTV\n * Steve Polsky\; President and C OO\, Flixster\n 10. 3:15pmCoffee Break\n 11. 3:45pmPanel: Best Practices of Social Network Advertising\n * Kevin Barenblat\; CEO and co-Fou nder\, [context]\n * Sonya Chawla\; Senior Advertising Director\, Slide\n * Misha Cornes\; Group Director of Strategy\, Organic\n * Seth Goldstein\; Co-founder and CEO of SocialMedia.com\n 12. 4:45 pmThe Last Word\n 13. 5:00pmNetworking Cocktails\n\n20080627T153059ZSan Francisco\, CA (the W)0CONFIRMED

SWAT Summit in San Francisco\, CA (the W)

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Milwaukee Area Professionals in New Berlin\, WI

OPAQUE200810292008103120081120T201232Zdc8a38cfihd7me7c8jpvenvbco@google.comPUBLIC20080620T150958ZBoot Camp\nThe next scheduled Entrepreneur Boot Camp will be he ld at the MITC Building\, 1000 Oakbrook Drive\, Ann Arbor\, MI on October 2 9 and 30\, 2008.\n\nThese camps are very successful at helping entrepreneur s refine\, define\, and launch their businesses. In a survey afterward\, ca mpers gave the program 100% approval rating.\n\nEntrepreneur Boot Camp in t he news - click here(http://www.annarborspark.org/business-resources/news-o f-note/).\nGradient Line\nThe Program\nThe Boot Camp Program compresses the usual three-month learning curve to move a great business to the next leve l with two intensive days of learning. You'll spend two days and evenings l earning how to identify critical issues for your business plan.\n\nA season ed entrepreneur will lead you in the Boot Camp. He will be complimented by a host of local business experts.\n\nYou'll learn how to develop a solid bu siness planning foundation\, design effective investor presentation\, and w ork one-on-one with experienced business executives.\n\n * Concise posit ioning statement (Elevator pitch)\n * Executive summary - 2-3 pages\n * Investor presentation - six minute summary form\n * Road map to the n ext company milestone\n\nFinally\, you will have an opportunity to present to a panel of venture investors\, with the enthusiastic support of the Ann Arbor Community.\n\nBoot Camp is limited to twelve entrepreneurial ventures \; each with a two-person team. The total cost to attend the two day Boot C amp with instruction\, food\, books and materials\, is $995 per team.\n\nFo r more information about the Boot Camp application process contact us at Lo ri@AnnArborUSA.org or click here to view Frequently Asked Questions(http:// www.annarborspark.org/business-resources/launching-your-business/boot-camp/ boot-camp-faqs/).\n\nCall 734.761.9317 to apply or click here(http://www.an narborspark.org/business-resources/launching-your-business/boot-camp/boot-c amp-application/). Applications for the next round of Boot Camp are due by September 30.\n\nBusiness is a battle. Our Boot Camp helps you prepare for it.\n\nGradient Line\nSpring Training for Start-ups\nThe Spring Training fo r Start-ups workshops will cover legal\, planning\, and communication issue s from a practical standpoint. Participants will be able to immediately put in action the materials and concepts covered. Click here(http://www.annarb orspark.org/events/event-calendar/) for more information on these events.\n \n\nGradient Line\nBoot Camp Contact Information\nFor details about the Boo t Camp program\, email Lori at Lori@AnnArborUSA.org.\nGradient Line\n\nThe Entrepreneur Boot Camp is sponsored by Ann Arbor SPARK and funded by the LD FA and MEDC.20080620T150959Z1000 Oakbrook Drive\, Ann Arbor\, MI (MITC Building)0CONFIRMED

Entrepreneur Boot Camp

TRANSPARENT200806212008062320081120T201232Zjkvjjbu9ftaqjd356im3umk6k0@google.comPUBLIC20080618T021701Z20080618T021701ZMilwaukee\, WI (bucketworks)0CONFIRMED

spoolan LAN Pary at Milwaukee\, WI (bucketworks)

TRANSPARENT20080710T233000Z20080711T030000Z20081120T201232Z0ibl4992tlqe5mfnq0oq56v384@google.commailto:2v908cv63cc8je4vqsvp07 bomk@group.calendar.google.comPUBLIC20080610T215317ZHi Everyone\,\n\nSilicon Prairie Social\, a technology networki ng event in the western Chicago suburbs is back by popular demand. The even t will be held Thursday\, July 10 at Mullen's Bar & Grill in Lisle. This is a great opportunity to connect in a fun\, informal setting with like-minde d people in technology!\n\nFirst we'd like to thank our sponsors\; Premier Sponsor Sun Microsystems along with sponsors Obtiva\, Imprint Enterprises\, Delivered Innovations\, Saper Law Offices\, M5 Networks\, and the Bradley Wiltjer Marketing Group. Be sure to pay our sponsors a visit as they’re the ones who make this all possible. Sponsor Slots Available: If you would lik e a table at the event\, contact us at social [at] xnet {dot} com as there is limited availability for additional sponsors.\n\nWhy should I come?\n\n· Free admission (RSVP Required) http://silicon-prairie-social-3.eve ntbrite.com/\n\n· Free drinks and hors d’oeuvres!\n\n· Ming le\, network\, and learn with other successful tech oriented professionals like yourself.\n\nWho Can Attend?\nSilicon Prairie Social is specifically f or upwardly mobile tech professionals\, tech executives\, tech entrepreneur s\, technology service providers\, Internet professionals\, Web 2.0 and sta rtup companies\, and the mobile industry. Note we are focusing the attendee s of this event by limiting access of a couple categories: No professional recruiters\, staffing agencies or active job seekers will be permitted.\n\n Who’s behind this?\nSilicon Prairie Social is founded and hosted by Lisle-b ased XNet. XNet has shown its commitment to growing the suburban tech commu nity by contributing both money and effort to continue to make this a succe ss. The driving force behind Silicon Prairie Social is XNet’s Tim Courtney and Arthur Zards.\n\nWhen and Where?\n\nSilicon Prairie Social 3\nMullen’s Bar & Grill\nThursday\, July 10\n6:30pm-10:00pm (bar open until 1:00am)\n\n Mullen’s Bar and Grill\n3080 Warrenville Rd.\nLisle\, IL 60532\n\nAt I-88 a nd Naperville Rd.\, Silicon Prairie Social is centrally located and easy to get to from all along the llinois Technology and Research Corridor on I-88 \, the Golden Corridor on I-90\, downtown Chicago and the western suburbs.\ n\nWant to attend? RSVP here.\nThe event is free to attend\, and RSVP is re quired\, so RSVP early as space is limited. Registration closes at noon on the day of the event\, or once the RSVP list reaches its limit. No professi onal recruiters\, staffing agencies or active job seekers are permitted.\n\ nWe look forward to seeing you in July!\n\nArthur Zards\nTim Courtney\nXNet \nCo-Hosts\, Silicon Prairie Social20080610T215442Z3080 Warrenville Rd. Lisle\, IL 60532 (Mullen’s Bar and Grill)0CONFIRMED

Silicon Prairie Social 3

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Join us for Jelly in Chicago

TRANSPARENT20080409T223000Z20080410T003000Z20081120T201232Zje12p9c5kuhio9c4jqbd83od0o@google.com20080409T223000ZPUBLIC20071130T204332ZGreetings!\n\n \n\nThe next Inventors and Entrepreneurs Forum o f Greater Milwaukee (I&E Forum) is scheduled for Wednesday\, March 12th.\n\ n \n\nThe program\, “Effective Marketing for Small and Start-Up Businesses” will be presented by Susie Falk\, VP and Director of Public Relations at B lue Horse Advertising and PR. If you are thinking about launching a produc t or service\, you’ll need a strategic marketing plan. Falk will explain t he critical roles that public relations and marketing play in establishing a brand.\n\n \n\nThis program will address topics and questions such as:\n\ n * Establishing the essence of your brand.\n * How to work with the media effectively.\n * What is the difference between PR and marketing?\ n * When do you use PR vs. marketing?\n * What is social marketing?\n \nThe meeting is FREE and open to the public. Registrtion starts at 5:30 P< M\, the meeting at 5>45 PM\, and is held at the Tommy G. Thompson Youth Cen ter at State Fair Park (enter Gate 5\, just south of I-94 on 84th Street). Our usual introductions and networking will cap off the evening.\n\n \n\nF eel free to contact us if you have any questions.\n\n \n\nRegards\,\n\n \n\ nWayne L. Staats Mary Steinbrecher\n\nGranville Business Development Center MMAC – CEOs of Growing Businesses\n\n9310 N. 107th Street 756 N. Milwaukee Street – Suite 400\n\nMilwaukee\, WI 53224 Milwaukee\, WI 53202\n\n414-305-91 30 (24x7) 414- 287-4128\n20080306T184658Z640 S. 84th St. West Allis\, WI (Wisconsin State Fair Park [Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center])0CONFIRMED

Inventor and Entreprenuer Forum

OPAQUE20060724T06000020060724T07000020081120T201232Znher6ps2a5ep05j2668vh1ss98@google.commailto:2v908cv63cc8je4vqsvp07 bomk@group.calendar.google.comPUBLIC20060717T024909Z\nTECHcoffee\n\nDrink\, code\, and be merry.\nA "running club" for coders?\n\nLate at night\, I'd rather read comments on Reddit or Slashd ot than actually write code... Which reminded of one of the cures for that- - coding sprints and paired programming. Having someone looking over your s houlder or being in a room with others working on similar tasks helps to ke ep you focused.\n\nWhich got me thinking more... getting the motivation to write open source software when I'm not paid to do it is alot like getting the motivation to go exercise. It helps to have a buddy or team to train wi th.\n\nWhat if every week there was a "mini-sprint" held at some central lo cation downtown where folks can meet up and code? Kind of like a running cl ub\, but for coders. To fit into the work schedule of people who get paid t o do other things\, the sprint would be before the standard 8-5 work schedu le of most office dwellers.\nMy proposal is that every Monday morning from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m.\, open source hackers meet in downtown Chicago and work on the projects that interest them.\n\nPythonistas\, Rubyists\, Perl Mongers\ , PHPimps\, Javanauts\, and DotNetters are welcome. Even Lispers\, Schemers \, OCamlists\, Haskellians\, Eiffelers\, HyperTalkers\, and Stegosauruses ( COBOL programmers)\, too. :-)\n\n-Jason Huggins\nhttp://techcoffee.infogami .com/20080303T202759ZW. Lake St. and N. La Salle St. Chicago\, IL (Caribou Coffee[tech coffee])2CONFIRMED

CHI - TECHcoffee

OPAQUE20080405T140000Z20080405T170000Z20081120T201232Zs8iserq3langjmbvck5d8c3hlc@google.comPUBLIC20080303T202727Z [Full details at http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/445936/ ] \n\ nI have a tentative date from Amazon on a Tech Cafe. Please talk it up\, a nd I need some Milwaukee Volunteers to pull off the event\, as I will be in Japan at the time. Jinesh was going to be in town anyways that weekend so it made a lot of sense for Amazon. \n\nVolunteer needs \n=============\n*promote the event - amazon considers success at 2 0 participants \n\n*manage catering with Quasi Cafe\n\n*manage b ucketworks\n\n*welcome guests and speakers day of - i will provide you a ke y\n\n*set up cafe - you will need to move the tv from the design room to th e cafe\, i will be able to train before i go to japan.\n\n*getting the chec k from amazon for the event\, because i will most likely front the catering bill. 20080303T202727ZBucketworks @ 1340 North 6th Street\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin 53212 US0CONFIRMED

Tentative - Amazon Tech Cafe

OPAQUE20080418T170000Z20080418T220000Z20081120T201232Z6a5lj3udjnpldpjsupvp9bjp9c@google.comPUBLIC20080303T202546Z [Full details at http://upcoming.yahoo.com/event/445939/ ] \n\ nHave you ever wanted to use your Graphic Card GPU for something else?\n\nn Vidia's 8800 line of graphics cards have up to 128 streaming processors and can perform some operations 500x faster than your cpu can. This drastic s hift in performance is opening up new options in research\, web services an d desktop applications.\n\nThere are a world of interesting applications fo r GPUs that range from physics simulations\, DNA folding and docking\, and some groups are even experimenting with artificial intelligence engines on the graphics cards. GPUs are an exciting and disruptive technology that c an either make you 500x more productive in your efforts\, or allow them to happen at up to 1/500th the cost.\n\nThis discussion lecture will be given by Micheal Garland of nVidia and the University of Illinois - Urbana Champa ign.20080303T202546ZBucketworks @ 1340 North 6th Street\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin 53212 US0CONFIRMED

Tentative - nVidia GPGPU lecture for research and webservices

OPAQUE20080212T210000Z20080212T230000Z20081120T201232Zk5j5q524cj2nniiee30ct3kp2s@google.comPUBLIC20080211T162530ZGreetings\, this is a reminder that our chapter meeting is sche duled for\ntomorrow.\n\nPlease RSVP to: Andrew.Pretzl@Metavante.com\n\nDATE & TIME: Tuesday\, February 12th\, 2008\, 3-5pm.\n\nSPEAKER: Mark Chapman C ISSP\, CISM\n\nTOPIC: A review the latest technologies for protecting mobil e data.\nPortable intelligent devices\, including laptops\, PDAs\, and smar tphones\,\npromise to enhance productivity\, but also come with security li abilities.\nLost or stolen equipment can leak sensitive personal informatio n and other\nconfidential data\, provide entry points for intruders into th e corporate\nnetwork\, and be costly to replace\, both to buy and to restor e\nconfigurations and data.\n\nWe will review the latest technologies for p rotecting mobile data\, locating\nand recovering lost or stolen equipment\, and rendering devices that can't\nbe recovered harmless. We also discusse d our own experiences\, successful\nor not\, in keeping these devices worki ng and in friendly hands.\n\nSPEAKER BIO:\nMark Chapman holds a Masters Deg ree in Computer Science from the University\nof Wisconsin Milwaukee in the area of Cryptography and Data Security. Mark\nhas published several papers and has presented research at conferences in\nthe U.S.\, Asia and Europe. Mark is a CISSP\, CISM and is certified in the\nNational Security Agency' s Information Assurance Methodology. He is a\nmember of the executive plan ning committee for the Eastern Wisconsin\nChapter of the FBI InfraGARD. H e published the chapter on wireless\nsecurity in the 2004 Information Secur ity Management Handbook and has\nspoken at many information-security-relate d venues. Mark has lectured at\nWCTC\, UWM\, Marquette University and has presented risk-related topics to\nthe FFIEC/FDIC and NASA Glenn Research Ce nter. He is the founder of\nChapman Technology Group\, Inc. - a Wisconsin- based risk management\,\ninformation security and data analysis solution pr ovider.\n\nLOCATION: Wipfli\n10000 Innovation Drive\, Suite 250\nMilwaukee\ , WI 53226\nhttp://wipfli.com/Wipfli/Contact_Us/Directions+to+Milwaukee+of fice.htm\n\n\n----------------------------------------------\nAndrew Pretzl CISSP\nInformation Security Analyst Sr.\nSecurity Analysis and Testing\nMe tavante Corporation\n414-357-(4)3009\n------------------------------------- --------------------------------\n\n20080211T162530Z10000 Innovation Drive Milwaukee\, WI 53226 [Suite 250 - Wipfli]0CONFIRMED

Milwaukee ISSA chapter meeting

OPAQUE20080212T210000Z20080212T230000Z20081120T201232Zi66ghtcar1f0m4f15vuuml039s@google.comPUBLIC20080211T162518ZGreetings\, this is a reminder that our chapter meeting is sche duled for\ntomorrow.\n\nPlease RSVP to: Andrew.Pretzl@Metavante.com\n\nDATE & TIME: Tuesday\, February 12th\, 2008\, 3-5pm.\n\nSPEAKER: Mark Chapman C ISSP\, CISM\n\nTOPIC: A review the latest technologies for protecting mobil e data.\nPortable intelligent devices\, including laptops\, PDAs\, and smar tphones\,\npromise to enhance productivity\, but also come with security li abilities.\nLost or stolen equipment can leak sensitive personal informatio n and other\nconfidential data\, provide entry points for intruders into th e corporate\nnetwork\, and be costly to replace\, both to buy and to restor e\nconfigurations and data.\n\nWe will review the latest technologies for p rotecting mobile data\, locating\nand recovering lost or stolen equipment\, and rendering devices that can't\nbe recovered harmless. We also discusse d our own experiences\, successful\nor not\, in keeping these devices worki ng and in friendly hands.\n\nSPEAKER BIO:\nMark Chapman holds a Masters Deg ree in Computer Science from the University\nof Wisconsin Milwaukee in the area of Cryptography and Data Security. Mark\nhas published several papers and has presented research at conferences in\nthe U.S.\, Asia and Europe. Mark is a CISSP\, CISM and is certified in the\nNational Security Agency' s Information Assurance Methodology. He is a\nmember of the executive plan ning committee for the Eastern Wisconsin\nChapter of the FBI InfraGARD. H e published the chapter on wireless\nsecurity in the 2004 Information Secur ity Management Handbook and has\nspoken at many information-security-relate d venues. Mark has lectured at\nWCTC\, UWM\, Marquette University and has presented risk-related topics to\nthe FFIEC/FDIC and NASA Glenn Research Ce nter. He is the founder of\nChapman Technology Group\, Inc. - a Wisconsin- based risk management\,\ninformation security and data analysis solution pr ovider.\n\nLOCATION: Wipfli\n10000 Innovation Drive\, Suite 250\nMilwaukee\ , WI 53226\nhttp://wipfli.com/Wipfli/Contact_Us/Directions+to+Milwaukee+of fice.htm\n\n\n----------------------------------------------\nAndrew Pretzl CISSP\nInformation Security Analyst Sr.\nSecurity Analysis and Testing\nMe tavante Corporation\n414-357-(4)3009\n------------------------------------- --------------------------------\nThis message contains confidential and pr oprietary information of the\nsender\, and is intended only for the person( s) to whom it is addressed.\nAny use\, distribution\, copying or disclosure by any other person is\nstrictly prohibited. If you have received this me ssage in error\, please\nnotify the e-mail sender immediately\, and delete the original message\nwithout making a copy.\n20080211T162519Z10000 Innovation Drive Milwaukee\, WI 53226 [Suite 250 - Wipfli]0CONFIRMED

Milwaukee ISSA chapter meeting

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MilwaukeeDevHouse1

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Abobe flex meeting

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Drupalcon2008 Boston

TRANSPARENT20080126T200000Z20080127T000000Z20081120T201232Zl0hgodmujfdu3l1j2ak2grtv6k@google.comPUBLIC20080118T154740ZI have now set up an eventbrite RSVP page\, so please RSVP.\n\n You have a choice to attend the event for free\, with food for a fee\, or t o contribute to a bus pending enough interest(if there is not\, i will refu nd the difference between the food ticket and the transportation one ~$10). \n\nI have also added an option to donate money to bucketworks for getting us the space. I highly recommend making a donation so we can continue to us e the space for events like this.\n\nRSVP link\nhttp://www.eventbrite.com/e vent/93702266\n\nThe event will start shortly after 3pm pending Ben's arriv al time from Green Bay\, so we might have a few moments to talk about other startup related activity before Ben and Norb are ready.\n\n\nEvent Details \n\nThis will be a fantastic event.\n\nBen Geisler and Norb from Frozen Cod e Base will be coming in from Greenbay\, WI to talk about starting a video game company in Wisconsin. Ben was first able to raise a small amount of se ed money in this state and then later was able to raise money from the west coast to build his company Frozen Code Base in Northern Wisconsin. His com pany is a developing success story with the launch of their first game on X box live arcade\, "Screwdiver."\n\nBen and Norb will be a riot as they pres ent this topic like no other. Norb is a true performer and adds a level of creativity to topics\, that just can't be matched. Please join us for a sho rt presentation\, ask alot of questions\, and then pennding enough contribu tions we might all rent a bus to travel to the Brew City Bruisers Roller De rby with Frozen Code Base. Frozen Code Base is a big fan of the bouts and i s also a sponsor\, so it should be a good time to get to know some of the m ost interesting entrepreneurs that Wisconsin has to offer.\n\nquestions or comments\njdavid.net@gmail.com20080118T154740Z1340 N 6th St. Milwaukee\, wi ([bucketworks Entrepreneur's Green H ouse])0CONFIRMED

Starting a Video Game Company in Wisconsin

OPAQUE20080124T230000Z20080125T030000Z20081120T201232Zslr18m8cqeebaqknpqhisuek48@google.comPUBLIC20080115T072255ZThe MIT Club of Wisconsin\n\nand\n\nLathrop & Clark LLP\nare pl eased to invite you to join us\non Wednesday\, January 24\, 2008\n\nat the Pyle Center\, Madison\,\nfor the MIT Enterprise Forum/MIT Club of Wisconsin program:\n"Liquidity Events:\n\nHow to Get Money Out of a Business"\nThis program will include the MIT Enterprise Forum Global Broadcast:\n\n"Are You Ready for IPO?\n\nStrategies and Steps For How and When to Take Your Compa ny Public"\nand\nRegistration\, networking and hors d’oeuvres\n\n5:00pm – 6 :00pm\n\nMIT Enterprise Forum Global Broadcast\n\n6:00pm – 7:30pm\n\nLocal panel discussion\n\n7:45pm – 8:45pm\n\n \n\nThis event is only $12.\n\n \nP lease register at:\nMIT Club of Wisconsin Electronic Registration Page\nDir ections to the Pyle Center can be found by clicking on the following link:\ nThe Pyle Center - University of Wisconsin\n\n\nMore information about this event and the featured speakers is available at the\nMIT Enterprise Forum website:\nJanuary 24 Global Broadcast20080115T072256Z702 Langdon Street Madison\, WI 53706-1420 [Pyle Center]0CONFIRMED

MIT Club of Wisconsin-MIT Enterprise Forum Global Broadcast Event

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barcampMadison

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defcon 16 (0x10)

TRANSPARENT20080109T233000Z20080110T013000Z20081120T201232Zje12p9c5kuhio9c4jqbd83od0o@google.com20080109T233000ZPUBLIC20071130T204332ZThe next Inventors and Entrepreneurs Forum of Greater Milwaukee (I&E Forum) is scheduled for Wednesday\, January 9th.\n\n \n\nThe program\ , “Business Structures and Minimal Tax Planning\,” will be presented by Noe l Williams\, Williams CPA LLC. Explore the various business forms and stru ctures to see how you can best market your product or idea\, raise the need ed capital and minimize the effects of federal and state taxes on the resul ts. Following the presentation\, you’ll have an opportunity to ask questio ns.\n\nThe meeting is FREE and open to the public. Registration starts at 5 :30 PM\, the meeting at 5:45 PM\, and is held at the Tommy G. Thompson Yout h Center at State Fair Park (enter Gate 5\, just south of I-94 on 84th Stre et). Our usual introductions and networking will cap off the evening.\nA sc hedule of our upcoming meeting dates and topics is attached. Feel free to c ontact us if you have any questions.Regards\,\n\nWayne L. Staats\nGranville Business Development Center\n9310 N. 107th Street\nMilwaukee\, WI 53224\n4 14-305-9130 (24x7)\n\nMary Steinbrecher\nMMAC – CEOs of Growing Businesses\ n756 N. Milwaukee Street – Suite 400\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\n414-287-4128\n\ nMeeting Location\n\nTommy G. Thompson Youth Center\nWisconsin State Fair P ark\n640 S. 84th Street\nWest Allis\, WI\n\nMonthly Meeting Schedule\n\nAll meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of the month (unless noted otherwis e).\nRegistration Begins at 5:30 p.m. – Meeting at 5:45 p.m.\n\nMeeting Top ics & Presenters\n\nWed.\, December 12\, 2007 Patent Law Update: 2008 and B eyond Jill Gilbert Welytok\, Absolute Technology Law Group\nWed.\, January 9\, 2008Legal Structures for a New Company\nWed.\, February 13\, 2008 Finan cial Aspects Regarding Your New Business (Boot Strapping)\nWed.\, March 12\ , 2008 Marketing Your Product/Service\nWed.\, April 9\, 2008 Hiring/Managin g/Firing (HR Aspects of Running Your Business)\nWed.\, May 14\, 2008 Growin g Your Company\nWed.\, June 11\, 2008 Sales Management 101\nJuly & August 2 008 Summer Break!\n20080108T200328Z640 S. 84th St. West Allis\, WI (Wisconsin State Fair Park [Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center])0CONFIRMED

Inventor and Entreprenuer Forum

OPAQUE20080119T160000Z20080120T040000Z20081120T201232Zfos9ri9gt1gsaa6i41vjrq58l4@google.comPUBLIC20071231T185009ZQuick:\nLearn about the most popular open source website\, cont ent\, and community management system with others: Drupal. Create new ways of communicating online with a group of open and collaborative peers.\n\nMo re:\nhttp://barcamp.org/DrupalCampWI\n\n20071231T185009ZMSOE0CONFIRMED

Drupal Camp Wisconsin

OPAQUE20080125T003000Z20080125T040000Z20081120T201232Zhd6950rb2gdnsj68v5nrqq5tp8@google.comPUBLIC20071227T193424ZRSVP link --> http://siliconprairiesocial2.eventbrite.com/\n\n We're excited to announce the second Silicon Prairie Social\, a technology networking event in the western Chicago suburbs. The event will be held Thu rsday\, January 24 at Mullen’s Bar & Grill in Lisle. After our successful f irst event in September\, we’re excited to do it again. This is a great opp ortunity to connect in a fun\, informal setting with like-minded people in technology!\n\nThis time around we have more drinks\, more food\, and some great sponsors! IT vendor ChicagoMicro joins us as the event’s Premier Spon sor\, along with sponsors Microsoft\, M5 Networks\, HostedLabs\, Kirix\, Op timus Solutions\, Piocon\, Bradley Wiltjer Marketing Group\, and M. Hedayat + Associates. Be sure to pay our sponsors a visit as they’re the ones who make this all possible.\n\nWhy should I come?\n\n * Free admission (RSVP required)\n * Free drinks and hors d’oeuvres!\n * Mingle\, network\, and learn with other successful tech oriented professionals like yourself. \n\nWho Can Attend?\nSilicon Prairie Social is specifically for upwardly mo bile tech professionals\, tech executives\, tech entrepreneurs\, technology service providers\, Internet professionals\, Web 2.0 and startup companies \, the mobile industry.\n\nWhat’s different from last time?\nOur goal is to make Silicon Prairie Social a place where quality business relationships c an be fostered\, resulting in mutually-beneficial business relationships be tween attendees. In keeping with this goal\, and due to feedback we receive d from the first event\, we will be focusing the audience by limiting acces s. No professional recruiters\, staffing agencies or active job seekers wil l be permitted.\n\nWho’s behind this?\nSilicon Prairie Social is founded an d hosted by Lisle-based XNet. XNet has shown its commitment to growing the suburban tech community by contributing both money and effort to continue t o make this a success. The driving force behind Silicon Prairie Social is X Net’s Tim Courtney and Arthur Zards.\n\nWhen and Where?\n\nSilicon Prairie Social 2\nThursday\, January 24\n6:30pm-10:00pm (bar open until 1:00am)\n\n Mullen’s Bar and Grill\n3080 Warrenville Rd.\nLisle\, IL 60532\n(Get direct ions via Google Maps)\n\nAt I-88 and Naperville Rd.\, Silicon Prairie Socia l is centrally located and easy to get to from all along the llinois Techno logy and Research Corridor on I-88\, the Golden Corridor on I-90\, downtown Chicago and the western suburbs.\n\nWant to attend? RSVP here.\nThe event is free to attend\, and RSVP is required. Word is spreading of the first ev ent\, so RSVP early as space is limited. Registration closes at noon on the day of the event\, or once the RSVP list reaches its limit. No professiona l recruiters\, staffing agencies or active job seekers are permitted. By RS VP'ing for this free event\, you agree to allow us to pass your contact inf ormation to our sponsors who have made this event possible.\n20071227T193453Z3080 Warrenville Rd. Lisle\, IL 60532 (Mullen’s Bar and Grill)0CONFIRMED

CHI - Silicon Prairie Social 2

OPAQUE20080104T233000Z20080105T013000Z20081120T201232Zpkbcgc67h000s5t1fj88lkrd8o@google.comPUBLIC20071226T201529ZBucketworks Preview Opening\n\nDate\nJanuary 4\, 2008\n\nTime\n 5:30 pm CT - 7:30 pm CT\n\nLocation\nBucketworks\n1340 N 6th St\nMilwaukee\ , WI 53212\n\nHosted By Bucketworks\nThere is a place in Milwaukee where yo u can turn your work into play—and explore art\, music\, dance\, theatre\, technology\, entrepreneurship\, and leadership—amongst like-minded people i n a positive\, creative environment.\n\nLike a health club\, but instead of exercise equipment you will find tools and equipment you can use to create just about anything\, and a variety of environments you can use to gather people together to share their visions\, passions\, and dreams. Membership is affordable and offers you an opportunity to use Bucketworks for your own purpose\, as well as participate in the other activities that take place h ere.20071226T202947Z1340 N 6th St Milwaukee\, WI0CONFIRMED

grand re-opening of Bucketworks

OPAQUE20080110T173000Z20080110T193000Z20081120T201232Zfrpkj4e96hoem018293uuo82n8@google.comPUBLIC20071221T151501ZIllinois investors will travel north of the border\n\nto speak at Jan. 10 WIN-Milwaukee meeting\n\n \n\nA panel of early-stage investors f rom Illinois will talk about what they’re looking for in the marketplace – and how Wisconsin companies might fit the bill – at the Thursday\, January 10 meeting of the Wisconsin Innovation Network’s Milwaukee-area chapter.\n\ n \n\n“Flatlander Financing: Looking North for Opportunities” will be held at Brookfield Suites Hotel and Convention Center\, 1200 S. Moorland Road\, just off I-94 in Brookfield. Registration and networking begins at 11:30 a. m.\, lunch at noon and the presentation at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $25 for WIN members\, $35 for non-members and included with WIN corporate membershi ps. To register online\, go to www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/events/wi n\n\n \n\nConfirmed panelists are:\n\n \n\nn Bob Okabe\, a co-founder and managing director of RPX Group.\n\nn Matt McCue\, an associate w ith Hopewell Ventures in Chicago.\n\nn Dennis Serio\, the principal o f Falcon Capital Corporation\n\n \n\n “We are seeing increased interest on the part of private equity investors from Illinois in learning more about W isconsin companies and what they have to offer\,” said Tom Still\, presiden t of WIN and the Wisconsin Technology Council. “This is a chance to hear fi rst-hand about what sort of Wisconsin deals might appeal to them and their organizations.”\n\n \n\nThe Tech Council and its Wisconsin Angel Network ha ve worked with investors on both ends of the I-Q Corridor\, which extends f rom Chicago through the Twin Cities in Minnesota\, to exchange ideas and in formation on potential deals. On Oct. 3\, the first I-Q Corridor Investors’ Symposium attracted more than 150 people to UW-River Falls.\n\n \n\nWIN is the membership subsidiary of the Wisconsin Technology Council\, the scienc e and tech policy advisers to the governor and the Legislature. To join WIN \, go to www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com or call Liz Katz at 608-442-755 7\, ext. 27.\n\n 20071221T151636Z1200 S. Moorland Road Brookfield\, WI1CONFIRMED

WIN IL investor event

OPAQUE20080105T200000Z20080105T223000Z20081120T201232Zudncc7q7n73ql745lrp5shkfb4@google.comPUBLIC20071219T045443ZIt's time to get the ball rolling for BarCampMadison2\, so let' s get\ntogether for coffee and do some planning (after the holiday of cours e):\n\nCheckout barcampMilwaukee.com to see what a wisconsin barcamp is lik e for anyone that is unaware.\n\n\nJanuary 5th\n2 pm (to 4pm)\nEscape Java Joint\n916 Williamson Street\nhttp://www.escapejavajoint.com\n\nAgenda\n* I ntroductions\n* Communication methods (barcamp site\, googlegroup\, email l ist\,\nmeetings\, etc)\n* What needs to be done? Who wants to do it?\n** Re ad http://www.cleverclevergirl.com/?p=10\n** Sponsor wrangler\n** Food Czar \n** T-shirt Master\n** Wi-fi Guru\n\nHope to see you in 2008.\n\nCheers\,\ n\nblake hall20071219T211335Z916 Williamson Street Madison\, WI0CONFIRMED

barcampMadison Planing Meeting

OPAQUE20071213T173000Z20071213T183000Z20081120T201232Zi72rvqjs4qd7v2kggd84g8rquk@google.comPUBLIC20071213T061922Z\n\nChancellor Wiley\, legislative leader to attend\n\nWIN meet ing on future of UW-Milwaukee research\n\n \n\nUW-Madison Chancellor John W iley\, a supporter of UW-Milwaukee’s efforts to build its research and deve lopment capacity\, will attend Thursday’s Wisconsin Innovation Network lunc heon presentation on the tech-based growth plans of the Milwaukee campus.\n \n \n\nAlso attending will be Rep. Pat Strachota\, R-West Bend\, chairwoman of the Assembly Committee on Jobs and the Economy and vice chairwoman of t he Committee on Workforce Development.\n\n \n\nColin Scanes\, vice chancell or for research and economic development and dean of the graduate school at UW-Milwaukee\, will discuss the school’s successful fundraising campaign f or building a new engineering campus and research park in Wauwatosa.\n\n \n \nThe meeting will be held at Brookfield Suites Hotel and Convention Center \, 1200 S. Moorland Road\, just off I-94 in Brookfield. Registration and ne tworking begins at 11:30 a.m.\, lunch at noon and the presentation at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $25 for WIN members\, $35 for non-members and included w ith WIN corporate memberships. To register online\, go to www.wisconsintech nologycouncil.com/events/win\n\n \n\nScanes will discuss UW-Milwaukee’s eff orts to expand its R&D capacity and how the school is partnering with local businesses to make that happen. Wiley and Strachota will respond to questi ons from moderator Tom Still of the Tech Council. \n\n \n\nThe event is spo nsored by Michael Best & Friedrich\, one of the Midwest's oldest and larges t broad-based business law firms.\n\n \n\nWIN is the membership subsidiary of the Wisconsin Technology Council\, the science and tech policy advisers to the governor and the Legislature. To join WIN\, go to www.wisconsintechn ologycouncil.com or call Liz Katz at 608-442-7557\, ext. 27.\n\n \nGina Lea hy\, administrative assistant\nWisconsin Technology Council\n455 Science Dr #240\nMadison WI 53711\nPh: 608-442-7557 Fx: 608-231-6877\nwww.wisconsinte chnologycouncil.com\ngleahy@wisconsintechnologycouncil.com20071213T061922Z1200 S. Moorland Rd.\, Brookfield\, WI (Brookfield Suites)0CONFIRMED

UWM Chancellor Wiley luncheon

OPAQUE200811122008111520081120T201232Zualvqq8jfpmo1fr3qq4desnoro@google.comPUBLIC20071207T212348Zhe CT SBIR Office\n222 Pitkin Street\, Suite 101\nEast Hartford \, CT 06108\nPhone: 860-282-4211\nPhone: 860-282-4209\n\nSBIR Logo OWC\n\nmlondon@ccat..us\ndsanty@ccat.us\nacaponetto@ccat.us\ n\n222 Pitkin Street - Suite 101 · East Hartford\, CT 06489 · Phone: 860-29 1-8832 · Fax: 860-291-8874\n\nThe Connecticut SBIR Office\, established in late 2004\, is an initiative of CCAT\, a non-profit corporation in East Har tford dedicated to enhancing the region's competitiveness through high-tech innovation and development. The initiative was created to help small busi nesses in CT capture federal SBIR/STTR grants of between $100\,000 and $750 \,000 for developing promising technologies as well as providing a full-ser vice business innovation and commercialization resource center. We send ou t periodic notices of SBIR and STTR solicitations in addition to notices an d events we think are worthwhile. If you do not wish to receive these soli citations please send us back an email and put "REMOVE" in the subject area . We will remove you from our database.20071207T212348ZHartford\, CT0CONFIRMED

SBIR National Confrence

TRANSPARENT20071212T17300020071212T19300020081120T201232Zje12p9c5kuhio9c4jqbd83od0o@google.comPUBLIC20071130T204332ZGreetings!\n\nThe next Inventors and Entrepreneurs Forum of Gre ater Milwaukee (I&E Forum) is scheduled for\nWednesday\, December 12th.\n\n The program is titled\,\n“Patent Law Update: 2008 and Beyond.”\n\n‘Twas the night before the new patent rules were to go into effect. A federal court issued an injunction on October 31 delaying the patent office from implemen ting sweeping changes. These rules are enjoined\, but not forgotten. How do es this historic court battle affect your business interests as an individu al inventor or small business? Jill Gilbert Welytok\, Registered Patent Att orney and author of "Entrepreneurs Guide to Patents\, Trademarks\, Trade Se crets and Licensing"\,will help update you on what you need to do to formul ate your patent strategies in 2008 and beyond.\n\nThe meeting is FREE and o pen to the public. Registration starts at 5:30 PM\, the meeting at 5:45 PM\ , and is held at the Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center at State Fair Park (ent er Gate 5\, just south of I-94 on 84th Street). Our usual introductions and networking will cap off the evening.\nA schedule of our upcoming meeting d ates and topics is attached. Feel free to contact us if you have any questi ons.Regards\,\n\nWayne L. Staats\nGranville Business Development Center\n93 10 N. 107th Street\nMilwaukee\, WI 53224\n414-305-9130 (24x7)\n\nMary Stein brecher\nMMAC – CEOs of Growing Businesses\n756 N. Milwaukee Street – Suite 400\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\n414-287-4128\n\nMeeting Location\n\nTommy G. Th ompson Youth Center\nWisconsin State Fair Park\n640 S. 84th Street\nWest Al lis\, WI\n\nMonthly Meeting Schedule\n\nAll meetings are held on the 2nd We dnesday of the month (unless noted otherwise).\nRegistration Begins at 5:30 p.m. – Meeting at 5:45 p.m.\n\nMeeting Topics & Presenters\n\nWed.\, Decem ber 12\, 2007 Patent Law Update: 2008 and Beyond Jill Gilbert Welytok\, Abs olute Technology Law Group\nWed.\, January 9\, 2008Legal Structures for a N ew Company\nWed.\, February 13\, 2008 Financial Aspects Regarding Your New Business (Boot Strapping)\nWed.\, March 12\, 2008 Marketing Your Product/Se rvice\nWed.\, April 9\, 2008 Hiring/Managing/Firing (HR Aspects of Running Your Business)\nWed.\, May 14\, 2008 Growing Your Company\nWed.\, June 11\, 2008 Sales Management 101\nJuly & August 2008 Summer Break!\n20071130T204437Z640 S. 84th St. West Allis\, WI (Wisconsin State Fair Park [Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center])0CONFIRMED

Inventor and Entreprenuer Forum

OPAQUE20071214T000000Z20071214T030000Z20081120T201232Z5tv98m9rfeuk10765g2l14dk6g@google.comPUBLIC20071124T160303ZWeb414 December 2007 Meeting\nHost:\nWeb414\nType:\nMeetings - Informational Meeting\nTime and PlaceDate:\nThursday\, December 13\, 2007\n Time:\n7:00pm - 9:00pm\nLocation:\nThe Brady Corp. Conference Room (MSOE)\n Street:\n1235 N. Milwaukee St.\nCity/Town:\nMilwaukee\, WI\n \nView Map\nGo ogle\nMapQuest\nMicrosoft\nYahoo\nContact InfoPhone:\n262.490.4531\nEmail:\ npete@rasterweb.net\nDescription\nTopics so far: OpenSocial\, Greasemonkey\ , Prism\, and Pete's Asus Eee PC. :)\n\nhttp://web414.com/node/14220071124T160303Z1235 N. Milwaukee St. Milwaukee\, WI (The Brady Corp. Conference R oom MSOE)0CONFIRMED

Web414 December 2007 Meeting

OPAQUE20071116T003000Z20071116T030000Z20081120T201232Zis1p4n1fisp1n4ripecrld5fd8@google.comPUBLIC20071031T010522ZWe are happy to announce TECH cocktail Chicago 6 will be held o n November 15\, 2007 from 6:30 to 9:00pm in the upstairs of John Barleycorn Wrigleyville.\n\nThe event details are as follows:\n\n Venue: John Barl eycorn Wrigleyville (Map)\n Time: 6:30pm -9pm\n Date: Thursday\, Nove mber 15th\n Cost: FREE \n\nRSVP HERE\nhttp://tech-cocktail-chicago-6.eve ntbrite.com/\n\nIf you have a product or service you are interested in demo ing or if you would like to support TECH cocktail by sponsoring please emai l us ASAP spots are filling up.\n\nWe look forward to TECH cocktail and as Wyclef Jean put it so appropriately\, “we’ll be gone till November” - see y ou soon!20071031T010600Z3524 N. Clark st. Chicago\, IL1CONFIRMED

CHI - TechCocktail 6

OPAQUE20071108T233000Z20071109T020000Z20081120T201232Zi00af5rt7an1jfgk2a40cq0vi0@google.comPUBLIC20071030T162416ZInsight on 2008 Governor’s Business Plan contest is topic\n\nat Nov. 8 WIN-Milwaukee meeting at Miller Brewing\n\nGet a sneak preview of t he 2008 Governors’ Business Plan Contest at the Nov. 8 meeting of WIN Milwa ukee. Wisconsin Technology Council President Tom Still will give a brief ov erview of the contest and related programs for entrepreneurs during the eve ning networking event.\n\n In the spirit of entrepreneurs following their d ream to start successful businesses in Wisconsin\, this event will be held in the High Life room at the Miller Brewing Co. The High Life room is locat ed in the Miller Inn\, located at 3931 West State St.\, Milwaukee. Registra tion begins at 5:30 p.m.\; the presentation will begin at 6:15 p.m.\n\n Fre derick John Miller\, an entrepreneur from Germany with a strong business pl an\, purchased a small brewery called the Plank Road Brewery in Milwaukee i n 1855. Before his death in 1888\, he became an early American pioneer of bottling beer. Miller’s immediate family members continued his legacy\, ha rd work and determination\, leading the company to success in Wisconsin and globally. Most recently\, Miller announced a joint venture with Coors Bre wing Co.\, to be called MillerCoors.\n\n In celebration of successful Wisco nsin start-up companies and to kick off the 2008 Governor’s Business Plan C ontest\, a networking session with hors d’oeuvres and beverages in the High Life room will follow the presentation. RSVP soon as space is limited.\n\ n The cost is $25 for WIN members\, $35 for non-members and included with W IN corporate memberships. To register online\, go to www.wisconsintechnolog ycouncil.com/events/win\n\nWIN is the membership subsidiary of the Wisconsi n Technology Council\, the science and tech policy advisers to the governor and the Legislature. To join WIN\, go to www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.co m or call Liz Katz at 608-442-7557\, ext. 27.\n\n \nGina Leahy\, administra tive assistant\nWisconsin Technology Council\n455 Science Dr #240\nMadison WI 53711\nPh: 608-442-7557 Fx: 608-231-6877\nwww.wisconsintechnologycouncil .com\ngleahy@wisconsintechnologycouncil.com\n \n\n Aberdean is the preferre d IT consultant to the Wisconsin Technology Council and the Wisconsin Innov ation Network.\n20071030T162445Z3931 West State St.\, Milwaukee\, WI0CONFIRMED

MKE - Insight on 2008 Governor’s Business Plan contest is topic

OPAQUE20071113T223000Z20071114T020000Z20081120T201232Z1b8ludaqp19pr7m9p2nquf0750@google.comPUBLIC20071030T142121ZDear Robert\,\n\nHow human can a computer be?\n\nEver since the first wide commercial use of a graphical computer/human interface by Apple Computer for the revolutionary Macintosh computer in 1984\, industry has f ocused on making interactions between computers and people simpler\, cleane r and easier. This effort has resulted in tremendous increases in productiv ity and has served to make computers more functional.\n\nWhat they haven't yet achieved is a way to make the interface more human. Until now.\n\nOn No vember 13th\, the MIT Enterprise Forum - Chicago proudly presents a panel o f Chicago's most visionary leaders in the field of human/computer interface s to discuss the coming era of computer interfaces that operate like people \, not machines. On November 13 you'll hear:\n\n * How online leads can quickly be converted to customers through a personal interactive conversati on ... on the web\n * How a computer interface anticipates what you want from it and is both responsive to your needs ... and considerate of your f railties\n * How computers in a retail store can understand you and your buying preferences to become your personal assistant ... while you shop \n \nPlan to join us for this fascinating\, provocative look at the way you'll be harnessing the power of computers like never before. The panel includes :\n\n * Aza Raskin\, President Humanized As the son of Jef Raskin\, crea tor of Apple's Macintosh\, it was Aza's destiny to become a thought leader on human computer interactions. Aza and his team have designed radically si mplified computer interfaces which eliminate the frustrations of working wi th computers\, making the experience easier and more rewarding.\n * Harr y Gottlieb\, CEO Jellyvision Creator of the wildly successful game "You Don 't Know Jack"\, Jellyvision has harnessed the pacing and response of human conversation to create a new way to have a personal conversation with a com puter. Called the Interactive Conversation Interface (iCi)\, it can transfo rm the conversion of online leads\, producing extraordinary increases in re venue\, even for complex products.\n * Lukass Franklin\, co-founder Luma tilla Lumatila has developed a series of devices that physically sense what a person is doing\, and use that input to drive a more meaningful computer response. The technology uses a wide variety of automated sensors - includ ing RFID\, touch\, motion detection\, and others - to achieve the proper re sponse to normal\, everyday\, consumer behaviors. \n\nWHEN: November 13\, 2 007 - Registration & Networking at 5 pm\; Program at 6:15 pm\n\nWHERE: Drin ker Biddle Gardner Carton LLP\, 191 N. Wacker Dr\, Suite 3700\, Chicago\, I L\n\nREGISTRATION: REGISTER FOR EVENT HERE\nhttp://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=001w68u ue9lPM5eyeD1kv7tf-wCtKD8Mq60akIarPbyZ7st9vR30X6bkuKWmKdy8gu_tXSgm2ZO-_r4Dlm Z0pU0qRpy0R413yyg2m2wfSg6JjyFYjgi-mfM8W5E8XOY3sYJSCl_nmBljb1C53Omh77u9A==\n \n\n\nCOST: Free to all MITEF Chicago members\nnon-members: $30 in advance\ nnon-members: $40 at the door\n\nSpecial offer for attendees of the Septemb er 18 MITEF Chicago Event Receive a credit for your single-event fee toward an annual membership. Sign up today for an annual membership for only $95 and attend EVERY event for about the price of only 3 meetings! 20071030T142121Z191 N. Wacker Dr\, Suite 3700\, Chicago\, IL0CONFIRMED

CHI - How human can a computer be?

OPAQUE20071023T223000Z20071024T010000Z20081120T201232Zp2m5aiso0fq6k3ahl2dg5kfmhc@google.comPUBLIC20071018T181859ZPlease join the North Shore Inventors' and Entrepreneurs' Forum for our meeting on Tuesday\, October 23rd. This month's discussion topic:\ n\n \n\nGetting a New Invention to Market : \n\nLeveraging a Limited Budget \, Licensing and Beyond\n\n(Part I)\n\n \n\nSpeaker:\n\nTerry Whipple\, Jun eau County Economic Develop. Commission\, Founder of a National Network of I&E Clubs\n\nSpecial Resource/Guest:\n\nJeffrey D. Lindsay is Director of S olution Development at Innovation Edge www.innovationedge.com\n\n \n\nTerr y Whipple will tell you real stories about how Wisconsin inventors have pro fitably brought products to market\, on shoestring budgets using creative l icensing\, leveraging and market position strategies and how you and your c ompany can do this too. Next meeting Jeffrey Lindsay will tell you how to get companies to open the doors to you and your idea (Part II- Getting a N ew Invention to Market)\n\n \n\nNOTE: There is now a WEST BEND I&E CLUB wh ich meets the 4th Mon. of each month. For Information go to: http://www.mi lwaukeepatents.com/wb_inventors.html\n\n \n\nSee a television clip of three of our club inventors on the TMJ 4 News: \n\nhttp://www.todaystmj4.com/fe atures/specialassignment/10211956.html?video=YHI&t=a\n\n \n\nRead about our club in the news—Northshore CommunityNow at\n\nhttp://www.mequonnow.com/b log/?blogid=317\n\n \n\nLocation: Mequon Public Library (Frank L. Weyenbu rg Public Library)- Exit I-43 Mequon Rd. 11345 N. Cedarburg Road\, For D riving Directions click: http://www.milwaukeepatents.com/inventors.html\n\n \n\nDate: October 23rd 5:30-7:45 pm (We meet the fourth Tuesday of eve ry month - discussion program begins at 5:45 promptly\, but feel free to jo in us after the start of the meeting as your schedule permits. We understa nd traffic and work schedules)\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\nThe Ozaukee/Northshore Inv entors' and Entrepreneur's Forum is supported by:\n\n \n\nWisconsin Departm ent of Commerce \n\nUW Wisconsin- Agricultural Innovation Center\n\nUW- Co mmunity Development\n\nWisconsin Independent Business Association\n\n \n\nF or more information and upcoming programs click: http://www.milwaukeepatent s.com/inventors.html or contact:\n\n \n\nJill Gilbert Welytok\n\nRegistered Patent Attorney/CPA\nAbsolute Technology Law Group\, LLC\n\nGermainia Buil ding\n135 West Wells Fifth Floor\nMilwaukee\, WI 53203\n414-223-1670 F ax: 414-223-1671\nwww.abtechlaw.com\n\n \n\n\nPaul M. Roback\nAssociate Pr ofessor & Community Development Educator\n\nUniversity of Wisconsin-Extensi on\nOzaukee County Administrative Center\n121 West Main Street PO Box 994\n Port Washington\, WI 53074-0994\n\nPhone 262-284-8288 (or 711 for Relay)\n Fax 262-284-8100\n\n \n\nTo unsubscribe or let us know you've received a duplicate please respond to this e-mail and put "unsubscribe" or "duplica te" in the subject line\n\n \n\nJill Gilbert Welytok\n\nAbsolute Technology Law Group\, LLC\n\n135 W. Wells Suite 518\n\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\n\n 414-223-1670 414-223-1671\n\nwww.abtechlaw.com20071018T181900Z11345 N. Cedarburg Road Mequon\, WI0CONFIRMED

Mequon and West Bend Inventors' and Entrepeneurs' Forums

OPAQUE20071011T220000Z20071012T003000Z20081120T201232Z5vfg505j7ipuslj542a4pdqv88@google.comPUBLIC20071009T213914ZAbout Jellyfish:\nJellyfish is a shopping search engine powered by a patent-pending form of online advertising that creates inherent price savings for online shoppers and risk-free sales for advertisers. The Inter net's first Value Per Action comparison-shopping engine and inventor of the Smack Shopping show\, Jellyfish has generated millions of dollars of sales for its merchant partners since its launch in June 2006. The company\, now a wholly owned sub of Microsoft Corporation\, was founded by seasoned entr epreneurs\, Brian Wiegand (CEO) and Mark McGuire (President)\, and is based in Middleton\, Wisconsin.\n\nAbout Mark:\nMark has been involved in the hi gh tech start up world for the past 10 years. Prior to co-founding JellyFi sh in January of 2006\, Mark co-founded and served for eight years as Presi dent of NameProtect Inc \, a vertical search engine company that was acquir ed in April\, 2007\, by Corporation Services Company. An attorney and memb er of the Wisconsin Bar\, McGuire holds degrees from the University of Wisc onsin-Madison and the University of Minnesota Law School.\n\nA recent artic le on jsonline is included here. http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?i d=670346\nand http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/137933/microsof t_buys_jellyfishcom_shopping_site.html20071009T213914Z100 Todd Wehr (Chemistry)0CONFIRMED

Speaker Mark McGuire and Jellyfish.com

OPAQUE20071202T010000Z20071202T020000Z20081120T201232Zsi59tnn8l3l97616rl929hmi5c@google.commailto:2v908cv63cc8je4vqsvp07 bomk@group.calendar.google.comPUBLIC20070928T205102Zkorporate-media.com\n\na night of sketch comedy to thrill those of us with corporate lives\, and even funnier for those of us who do not n eed to live them.20070928T205456Z3195 South Superior Street\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53207 (Marion Center for Non-Profits)0CONFIRMED

korporate party

OPAQUE20071005T193000Z20071005T203000Z20081120T201232Zbq5itigchi5cg3fepgt6psrr2s@google.comPUBLIC20070928T182213Zhttp://www.cs.wisc.edu/abstracts/957.html\n\nHierarchical Tempo ral Memory\, 1.0\nSubutai Ahmad\nNumenta\nFriday\, October 05\, 2007\n2:30\ , To Be Announced\n(Cookies: 3:30)\n\nFounded in 2005\, Numenta is developi ng a new technology modeled after the human neocortex\, called Hierarchical Temporal Memory (HTM). The applications of HTM are broad and can be applie d to solve problems in computer vision\, artificial intelligence\, robotics and machine learning. HTM is based on a theory of the neocortex described in Jeff Hawkins' book entitled On Intelligence. The Numenta Platform for In telligent Computing (NuPIC) is an open computing platform for experimenting with the theories of HTM and for creating HTM applications. A research ver sion of NuPIC was released in March of this year and includes the first set of HTM learning algorithms\, an optimized parallel runtime engine\, and a flexible\, Python-based framework.\n\nThis talk will focus on the algorithm s and software platform. We will describe the spatial\, temporal\, and hier archical assumptions inherent in the current implementation and introduce t he notion of time as a supervisor. We will characterize the behavior of the current algorithm in detail and outline two new algorithms under developme nt. In addition to research on algorithms\, Numenta is committed to support ing a collaborative community of companies\, universities\, and individuals interested in HTM algorithms and intelligent systems. As such\, we will de scribe NuPIC's open architecture\, including its plugin system for experime nting with novel learning algorithms. It is our hope that a combination of machine learning\, software engineering\, and an understanding of the compu tational properties of the cortex\, together with a thriving user community \, will help create a new theoretical understanding of intelligence and a n ew generation of intelligent applications.\n\nSubutai Ahmad VP Engineering\ , Numenta\n\nSubutai Ahmad brings experience with real time systems\, compu ter vision and machine learning to his leadership of the Numenta Engineerin g team. Prior to Numenta\, Subutai served as VP Engineering at YesVideo\, I nc. From 1999 until 2005\, he helped grow YesVideo from a three-person star t-up to a leader in automated digital media authoring. YesVideo's real time video analysis systems have been deployed internationally on a variety of platforms: Large scale distributed clusters\, retail minilabs\, and consume r set-top DVD Recorders. In 1997\, he co-founded ePlanet Interactive\, a sp in-off from Interval Research. ePlanet created the IntelPlay Me2Cam\, the f irst computer vision product developed for consumers. Previously\, Subutai served as a researcher at Interval Research.\n\nSubutai holds a Bachelors d egree in Computer Science from Cornell University\, and a PhD in Computer S cience (thesis on computational neuroscience models of visual attention) fr om the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.\n\n(You can also visit t his page to check events on additional dates.)20070928T182213ZMadison\, WI (University of Madison [http://www.cs.wisc.edu/abstra cts/957.html])0CONFIRMED

MAD - Hierarchical Temporal Memory\, 1.0

OPAQUE20071023T163000Z20071023T193000Z20081120T201232Z3nd6o8lnp46fr3skbli4m30rk4@google.comPUBLIC20070927T140940ZKegonsa Capital Partners managing director to discuss\n\ninvest ment strategy at Oct. 23 WIN-Madison meeting\n\nA close look at Kegonsa Cap ital Partners LLC and its established early stage seed venture investment f und\, the Kegonsa Seed Fund I\, LP\, will be the topic of the Oct. 23 lunch eon meeting of the Wisconsin Innovation Network in Madison. \n\nThe luncheo n will be held at the Sheraton Hotel on Madison’s John Nolen Drive. Registr ation and networking begin at 11:30 a.m.\, lunch at noon and the presentati on at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $25 for WIN members\, $35 for non-members and included with WIN corporate memberships.\n\nKegonsa Capital Partners seeks out innovative product ideas developed by individuals and research institut ions. It has been successful at taking innovative product ideas\, establish ing a start-up company to bring those products to the market place\, findin g management for the start-up and being the seed investor in the new compan y.\n\nManaging director Ken Johnson will outline the group’s investment str ategy for the Kegonsa Seed Fund I. Kegonsa has eight portfolio companies\, seven of which are located in Wisconsin. The Kegonsa Seed Fund I has more than $10 million of committed capital and intends to invest in 10 to 12 ne w or existing companies in the next five years. \n\nWIN is the membership s ubsidiary of the Wisconsin Technology Council\, the independent\, non-profi t science and tech policy advisers to the governor and the Legislature. To join WIN\, go to www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com or contact Liz Katz at 608-442-7557\, ext. 27 or lkatz@wisconsintechnologycouncil.com.20070927T140940Z John Nolen Drive Madison\, WI0CONFIRMED

MAD - Kegonsa Capital Partners LLC

OPAQUE200710052007100620081120T201232Zs2rkfdhm3lo5km87ag3663qoc0@google.comPUBLIC20070925T202522Zhttp://midwest.tie.org/tiecon/index.htm\n\nTiECon Midwest is th e premier event organized by TiE-Midwest\, held every two years. Join us in Chicago this October 5th for TiECon ‘07 Mentorship: Boosting Tomorrow’s Bu siness Leaders\, a half-day event for leading Midwest entrepreneurs to shar e thoughts and ideas on business and innovation.\n\nOver 400 attendees will hear a keynote address by local\, successful serial entrepreneurs Glen Tul lman and Howard Tullman. Following the keynote address\, distinguished pan elists will present topics aimed to increase entrepreneurial IQ through a s eries of sessions. Panel topics are Right Dollars at the Right Time\, Busin ess Model Refinement\, Attracting and Retaining Talent\, and Executive Coac h for the Entrepreneur. The event will conclude with a cocktail reception designed to foster networking.\n\nTiE stands for Talent\, Ideas and Enterpr ise and is a not-for-profit global network of entrepreneurs and professiona ls. Founded in Silicon Valley in 1992\, TiE is an open and inclusive organi zation that has rapidly grown to more than forty chapters in nine countries . TiE Global is the world leader in cultivating and nurturing entrepreneurs hip.\n\nThe midwest chapter (www.tie-midwest.org) is based in Chicago and s erves Illinois\, Indiana\, Wisconsin\, Michigan\, Iowa and Kansas. Our loca l charter members include notable entrepreneurial and business leaders from organizations and institutions including Tellabs\, Motorola\, Kellogg Scho ol of Management\, Graduate School of Business University of Chicago\, as w ell as several venture capitalists.20070925T202522Z151 East Wacker Drive Chicago\, IL 60601 (Hyatt Regency Chicago )0CONFIRMED

CHI - TiECON07 Midwest

TRANSPARENT20070929T140000Z20070929T170000Z20081120T201232Z7mqefb08lsjd5j0e236m6gd0jg@google.comPUBLIC20070806T212050ZCome join us for breakfast THIS Saturday September 29th from 9a m-noonish to learn about ADOBE FLEX\, FLASH\, ActionScript 3 and how Adobe is changing as a company and competing against Google\, Microsoft\, and Sun for the WEB.\n\nAdobe will be showing off a few of its newest products and demos just before Adobe Max. Get a sneak peek at what is going to happen l ater in the week in Chicago. Ryan\, from Adobe\, will be providing breakfas t at Bucketworks. There will be fruit\, muffins\, and other baked goods to enjoy your coffee with.\n\nWe will open the doors for Bucketworks at 8:30am for those early risers or those that would like to help us set up.\n\nI wi ll be picking Ryan up at the Train Station at 8am\, and he will leave somet ime in the early afternoon\, but is willing to stay for a bit to answer any questions.\n\nThis will be a great event and will be an opportunity to get some inside answers. I am looking forward to these Tech Cafe’s really buil ding a community.\n\nSee you at 9am! \;-)\n\nBucketworks—Google Map Link\n\ n1340 North Sixth Street\nMilwaukee\, WI 53212–4007\n\nhttp://maps.google.c om/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=1340+N+6th+St\,+Milwaukee\,+WI+53212&sll=37.06 25\,-95.677068&sspn=38.911557\,84.814453&ie=UTF8&om=1&z=16&iwloc=addr\n20070925T202110Z 1340 North Sixth Street Milwaukee\, wi 53212–4007 1CONFIRMED

Adobe TechCafe

OPAQUE20071026T133000Z20071026T213000Z20081120T201232Z8fpfk58djrsh9vqshqserto5g8@google.comPUBLIC20070925T185200ZUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Center for Technology Innovat ion\n State of the Art in Technology Workshop\n\n\n" Advanced AJAX" \nfeat uring Sang Shin\, Sun Microsystems\, Inc.\n\n Friday\, October 26 \, 2007\ n8:30 AM - 4:30 PM\nBreakfast and check-in at 8 AM\nUWM Lubar School of Bu siness\nLubar Hall\, Room N146\n\n3202 N. Maryland Avenue Milwaukee\, WI (C TI Workshop "Advanced AJAX" [Lubar Hall\, Room N146])\n\nThe web is going t hrough the second wave of its evolution and some people call it Web 2.0. Wh ether Web 2.0 is considered a hype or not\, there are indeed a set of concr ete technologies such as AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript + XML) that make the web of today a lot more interactive\, responsive\, exciting\, and useful t han it used to be.\n\nThis workshop is a sequel to a prior AJAX workshop in which the basic concepts of AJAX and popular AJAX technologies such as Doj o toolkit and Direct Web Remoting (DWR) technologies were explored. In this workshop\, other AJAX technologies such as Google Web Toolkit and jMaki ar e going to be explored. This workshop is lecture only. However\, hands-on l abs will be provided so that attendees can try them on their own.\n\nSang S hin is presently working as a Java and Solaris technology architect\, consu ltant\, and evangelist. He frequently gives talks to worldwide developer au diences on various Java technologies such as Java EE (formerly J2EE)\, Java SE\, Java ME\, and web application frameworks and web services technologie s. Whenever he finds time\, he also teaches one of the three software engin eering courses ("J2EE Programming\," "Web Services Programming\," "XML") at Brandeis University in Massachusetts. He currently teaches the "J2EE Progr amming (with Passion!)" online course. This online course can be taken thro ugh www.javapassion.com/j2ee.\n\nFee for this workshop is $125. Continenta l breakfast and lunch are included. Registration deadline is Friday\, Oct. 19. To register online for this workshop or for additional information an d a printable brochure\, click here. If you have questions\, please call ( 414) 229-3992.\n\nOur enhanced website has a new\, streamlined online regis tration process. Features include online credit card/check processing secu rely handled by U.S. Bank and opportunities for you to state your preferenc es—from selecting how CTI should communicate with you to specifying your fo od preferences for our events. To best serve you\, please help us build ou r database. We would like current customers to update their information an d interested customers to add their new information by clicking here Update Information Record\n20070925T185200Z3202 N. Maryland Avenue Milwaukee\, WI (CTI Workshop "Advanced AJA X" [Lubar Hall\, Room N146])0CONFIRMED

MKE - CTI Workshop "Advanced AJAX"

OPAQUE20070918T220000Z20070919T010000Z20081120T201232Zhgfdnkoo3l7025tijneno6hv0c@google.comPUBLIC20070905T162809ZMIT Enterprise Forum of Chicago\nSeptember 6\, 2007\n-Dear Robe rt\,\n\nJoin us for our season kick-off event:\n \n\n"Insights from a Seria l Innovator"\n\nFeatured speaker - Nathan Ball\n \n\n- Co-founder\, Atlas D evices\n\n-Winner of a 2007 Lemelson-MIT Award for Invention and Innovation \n\n-MIT Design Instructor and Graduate\n\n- Host of "Design Squad" on PBS\ n\n \n\nWHEN: September 18\, 2007 - Registration & Networking at 5 pm\; Program at 6:15 pm\n\nWHERE: Drinker Biddle LLP\, 191 N. Wacker D r\, Suite 3700\, Chicago\, IL\nCOST: Free to members\, $30 for non-members \n \n\nREGISTRATION: here \n\nIf you ever wanted to understand how a serial innovator thinks\n\nIf you wondered how you might improve your creativity and problem solving\n\nIf you thought that innovation is a talent of others \n\nDon't miss the September MIT Enterprise Forum's fall kick-off event!\n\ nChicago welcomes serial inventor and innovation coachNathan Ball to Chicag o for a very special evening. Nate will share his background and discuss th e following:\n- How to see problems and formulate novel solutions\n- Ways p eople learn to be innovative\n- Approaches to foster innovativeness and inv entiveness in your organization\n- How he is commercializing his technology \, and what he's planning\nNate's energy and enthusiasm will captivate and inspire you\, and MITEF Chicago is delighted to share his unique insights o n innovation and problem solving. Plan for a fun\, highly-engaging evening of innovation and problem solving with one of the most creative minds in t he U.S.\n\nTo learn about Nate's background and view his website links\, se e www.mitefchicago.org\n\nCONTACT: Nik Rokop\, Event Chair\, 312-404-4454 \n \n\nMEDIA CONTACT: \nDavid Smith\, 312-927-0136 / dsmith@earlymarketpa rtners.com\n\n \n\nWe look forward to seeing you at the event and thanks ag ain for your support!\n \nSincerely\,\nMIT Enterprise Forum of Chicago\n20070918T023540Z191 N. Wacker Dr\, Suite 3700\, Chicago\, IL (Drinker Biddle LLP)0CONFIRMED

CHI - MIT enterprise forum

OPAQUE20070926T143000Z20070926T200000Z20081120T201232Zp5ivflgsnriqanfnbanha7kitk@google.comPUBLIC20070917T174505Z20070917T174505Z0CONFIRMED

Fireseed Obsidian Project

OPAQUE20070924T190000Z20070925T000000Z20081120T201232Zva9hdsqbv4q099h58jcavcm69c@google.comPUBLIC20070917T162021Z20070917T162021ZAppleton\, WI0CONFIRMED

Fireseed Obsidian Project

OPAQUE20070915T140000Z20070915T150000Z20081120T201232Zblpr9d03rnefm9g9rracqk4dc8@google.comPUBLIC20070912T141332Z20070912T141332Z0CONFIRMED

barcamp TechCafe @ bucketworks

OPAQUE20070911T230000Z20070912T030000Z20081120T201232Zldt7aqvf77js9u7dcaro7s9pjs@google.comPUBLIC20070824T162023Zhttp://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=4745628673\n\n\nNote that we will be meeting at MSOE from 8PM to 10PM for the regular meeting\, but will also be meeting at 7PM at a local eatery to be determined.\n\nFor Sept ember we'd like to do something a little different. With all the new member s\, we thought it would be good to go around the room and have everyone sho w something they've recently worked on\, or are currently working on. It co uld be your own site\, work you are doing for someone else\, or maybe just something you find inspiring.\n\nThere is also a good chance we will talk a bout the planning for BarCampMilwaukee2.\n\nhttp://web414.com/node/12220070911T140659Z1235 N. Milwaukee St. Milwaukee\, wi [the Brady Corp Confrence Roo m (MSOE)]1CONFIRMED

web414

OPAQUE20070829T123000Z20070829T140000Z20081120T201232Zmdihhkabe5tatgovnhuh41pfo8@google.comPUBLIC20070808T015726ZWe are pleased to announce that the Wisconsin Biotechnology & M edical\nDevice Assn.'s next Milwaukee member breakfast will be held on\nWed nesday\, August 29\, at the facility of our host\, UW-Milwaukee. The\neven t will be held in the Fireside Lounge in the UW-M Union located at\n2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.\, Milwaukee\, from 7:30-9 a.m.\n\nAdditionally\, we are deli ghted to announce that our program for the\nmorning will be presentations b y Colin Scanes\, Vice Chancellor for\nResearch & Economic Development and D ean of the Graduate School\,\nspeaking on"UW-M's Committment to Research\, Economic Development and\nHigh Tech Job Creation\;" and by Brian Thompson\ , President of the UW-M\nResearch Foundation\, who joined the Foundation in 2006 to broaden its\nrole in support of research and innovation and corpor ate partnering\nopportunities.\n\nAttendees can park in the Union's undergr ound garage\, take a ticket for\nentry\, then receive a parking "pass" at t he event for presentation to\nthe parking attendant upon exiting the garage . For directions to the\nUW-M Union\, visit http://www4.uwm.edu/visitors/m ap_directions_tours.cfm.\n\nThe event is complimentary for employees of WBM A member organizations.\nFor non-member attendees\, there is a $25 charge\, payable by cash or\ncheck at the door.\n\nWe hope that many of you take ad vantage of this exciting event\,\nguaranteed to provide stimulating present ations and excellent networking\nopportunities!\n\nPlease RSVP by going to www.wisbiomed.org and using the event link on\nthe home page.\n\nSybil Letz ing\, for the WBMA Executive Director\n___________________________ The Wisc onsin Technology Network is the\nWBMA's Preferred Media Provider __________ ________________20070827T173608Z2200 E. Kenwood Blvd.\, Milwaukee\, wi (Fireside Lounge in the UW- M Union)0CONFIRMED

WBMA Breakfast at UWM to hear Colin Scanes\, the new UWM Vice Chanc ellor for Eeconomic Development and Research.

OPAQUE20070818T140000Z20070818T170000Z20081120T201232Zm8eimkoi3gf3evtj6rlhsa50ds@google.comPUBLIC20070813T221248Z20070813T221248Z0CONFIRMED

TechCafe - barcampMilwaukee

OPAQUE20070818T153000Z20070818T230000Z20081120T201232Zj568pekksi5oft9kgkdcrojehk@google.comPUBLIC20070813T221212ZPlease join us to thrash out Facebook Platform: share ideas\, t roll for partners on your latest project\, check out app demonstrations\, s eek developer support direct from Facebook Developers\, or just socialize w ith people like you.\n\nMembers of the Facebook Platform Team will be there to give an introduction to Platform\, discuss best practices around produc t design & viral marketing techniques\, and hold a technical Q&A.\n\nPlease come ready to share\, participate\, and absorb new ideas along with other Facebook app developers.\n\nAgenda and details on the wiki: http://www.face bookchicago.com20070813T221212Z1 North Franklin St. Chicago\, IL [Suite 3400]0CONFIRMED

CHI - Facebook Developer Garage

OPAQUE20070815T140000Z20070815T160000Z20081120T201232Zh8hkuvjifap5kuq036u5r54s2o@google.comPUBLIC20070808T143848ZLars & John\,\n>\n> Are you interested in meeting with Justin K ruger\, Craig Struble and me\n> to discuss a course on GPU-computing and co llege student projects on\n> that topic\, as well as other general FS3 topi cs of interest to the group?\n>\n> Justin and Craig are open on either Augu st 15 or August 20.\n>\n> What time could you meet on those days\, if inter ested in participating\n> in the meeting?\n>\n> Thanks\,\n>\n> Bob20070808T143951ZBucketworks0CONFIRMED

gpu wikiversity

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barcampDesMoines

TRANSPARENT20070718T000000Z20070718T010000Z20081120T201232Z8p9fvh143k1mhit5marvl8rklc@google.comPUBLIC20070716T192419ZJuly 2007 Web414 Meeting — Tuesday\, July 17th\, 2007 — 7pm\n\n Note: The date and location has changed! We have moved it from Thursday Jul y 12th\, 2007 to Tuesday July 17th\, 2007.\n\nThe Brady Corp. Conference Ro om (MSOE)\n1235 N. Milwaukee St.\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\n\nDirections to the room are as follows.\n\n 1. Walk in the doors to Rosenberg Hall\n 2. T ake the stairs up to the second floor\n 3. Enter first door on your right (across from the vending machines)\n 4. Sit in comfy conference room cha ir\n\n(Oh yeah\, parking downtown in the Summer can be a nightmare\, so com e early\, and plan on walking a few blocks.)\n\nLarry Clarkin will be demon strating Silverlight\, which is a platform for creating Cross Browser / Cro ss Platform Rich Internet Applications with Microsoft's .NET technologies.\ n\nWe should also talk about BarCampMilwaukee2\, DrupalCamp\, and DemoCircu it.\n\nOther details to follow...\n20070716T192419Z1235 N. Milwaukee St. Milwaukee\, WI 53202 [The Brady Corp. Confer ence Room (MSOE)]0CONFIRMED

MKE - Web414 meeting

OPAQUE200707232007072720081120T201232Zgj5rcojt0skm4vdr596658egeg@google.comPUBLIC20070716T013550Zhttp://www.transvision2007.com/index.php\n\nYou don't have to b e a WTA member to attend. Be part of this transformative event!\n\nRegister today\, space is limited!\n\nDo you believe that emerging technology will give society the ability to solve the greatest challenges facing humanity? What's the biggest priority: longevity therapies\, sustainable energy\, cle an water\, a restored environment\, or space development?\n\nThe World Tran shumanist Association is a global non-profit member organization dedicated to the ethical use of technology to expand human capacities. The WTA suppor ts the development of and access to new technologies that enable everyone t o enjoy better minds\, better bodies and better lives. This philosophy woul d be negligent without considering a better environment and a better planet in which to live. How can we live better than well if we don't take action now to solve the greatest challenges facing our world?\n\nTherefore\, the theme of TransVision 2007 is: Transhumanity Saving Humanity: Inner Space to Outer Space\, and will feature three full days of compelling dialogue with the greatest minds of today about creating the civilizations of tomorrow. TV07 brings extraordinary people from across the globe together with more t han 30 distinguished speakers\, entertainers and visionaries including: awa rd-winning inventor\, futurist\, author Raymond Kurzweil\; acclaimed longev ity scientist\, Aubrey de Grey\; and Emmy award winning actor\, William Sha tner.\n\nHere's just some of what we'll be discussing:\nDay One: Inner spac e: Transforming Ourselves\n\nLongevity\, Life Extension\, Nanotech\, Nanome dicine\, Bionics\, Biotech\, SENS\, Cryonics\nDay Two: Meta space: Transfor ming Humanity\n\nEnvironment\, Global Warming\, Sustainable Housing\, Alter native Energy\, AI\, Robotics\, Virtual Reality\nDay Three: Outer space: Be yond the Planet\n\nFuture Humans\, Colonizing Outer space\, Space Tourism\, Future Civilizations\n\nThe Fairmont Chicago\n\n200 North Columbus Drive\n Chicago\, Illinois\nUnited States\n60601\n\nT.(312) 565-8000\nF.(312) 856-1 032\nemail:chicago@fairmont.com 20070716T013550Z200 North Columbus Drive Chicago\, Illinois 606010CONFIRMED

CHI - TransVision 2007

TRANSPARENT200708242007082720081120T201232Zl012i8nlbb01tonsvil0li5u9c@google.comPUBLIC20070716T013222Z Annual real-life meetup of Second Life users and developers. A round 1\,000 people are anticipated to attend the event's business\, educat ion\, machinima and social tracks. Live entertainment and fun for all.\n\n\ nHomepage\nhttp://slcc2007.wordpress.com/ 20070716T013222Z720 South Michigan Ave. Chicago\, Illinois [Hilton Chicago]0CONFIRMED

CHI - Second Life Community Convention

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Comic Con

TRANSPARENT200708022007080620081120T201232Zf26sm25t2kq08uc17a03hhuvi4@google.comPUBLIC20070426T130310Z20070708T174613ZLas Vegas\, NV1CONFIRMED

defcon 15

TRANSPARENT20070713T000000Z20070713T030000Z20081120T201232Z2osc4ota6vjfvddd8af6vro4q8@google.comPUBLIC20070628T120813Z20070628T120909ZMilwaukee\, wi [The Brady Corp. Conference Room (MSOE)]1CONFIRMED

web414 meeting

OPAQUE20070712T000000Z20070712T020000Z20081120T201232Zks66gqrtruceo05en3fsh57ou4@google.comPUBLIC20070627T195443ZEvent Description:\nThe Entrepreneur Meetup Group is for those who are looking to\nhang their own shingle either now or sometime in the fu ture.\nWe'll use the time to get to know each other\, talk about being\nEnt repreneurs\, and do some good old fashioned networking.\n\n\n\nI look fowar d to meeting you all!\n\nKaaron\n20070627T195443Z2500 N. Mayfair Rd. Milwaukee WI 53226 [Starbucks Coffee Barnes & Noble Mayfair Mall]0CONFIRMED

Announcing "The Entrepreneur July Meetup"

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DemoCircut

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obsidian call

OPAQUE200707222007072820081120T201232Zhigdon65e55kbfb5aushqlqi9o@google.comPUBLIC20070613T003015ZAgenda of the 69th IETF Meeting\nJuly 22-27\, 2007\nUpdated as of 2007-06-08\, 09:17:41 (ET)\n(Text Format of the Agenda)\n\n*** Click on an acronym of the group to get a charter page ***\n*** Click on a name of t he group to get a meeting agenda ***\n\nSUNDAY\, July 22\, 2007\n1200-1900 IETF Registration - Fourth Floor Registration Bay\n1000-1200 IEPG Meeting - Crystal\n1300-1445 Newcomer's Training - Crystal\n1300-1445 Working Group Leadership Tutorial - State Ballroom\n1300-1445 What Should Spec Writers Kn ow about IPv6? - Monroe\n1500-1645 Writing an RFC: The Definitive Guide by the RFC Editor - State Ballroom\n1500-1645 Inter-Domain Routing from an IET F Perspective - Crystal\n1500-1645 Intro to IETF Tools - Monroe\n\nMONDAY\, July 23\, 2007\n0800-1800 IETF Registration - Fourth Floor Registration Ba y\n0800-0900 Morning Beverages - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n0900-1130 Mo rning Session I\nState BallroomAPPappareaApplications Area Open Meeting\nCr ystalINTdhcDynamic Host Configuration WG\nAdamsIRTFsamrgScalable Adaptive M ulticast Research Group\nGrand BallroomRAIsipSession Initiation Protocol WG \nMonroeRTGmplsMultiprotocol Label Switching WG\nSalon 3SEChokeyHandover Ke ying WG\nSalon 2TSVnfsv4Network File System Version 4 WG\nRed LacquarTSVnsi sNext Steps in Signaling WG\n\n1130-1300 Break\n1300-1500 Afternoon Session I\nMonroeAPPlemonadeEnhancements to Internet email to Support Diverse Serv ice Environments WG\nAdamsINTpwe3Pseudowire Emulation Edge to Edge WG\nSalo n 2IRTFemeEnd Middle End Research Group\nState BallroomOPSv6opsIPv6 Operati ons WG\nGrand BallroomRAIspeermintSession PEERing for Multimedia INTerconne ct WG\nCrystalRTGforcesForwarding and Control Element Separation WG\nRed La cquarSECneaNetwork Endpoint Assessment WG\nSalon 3TSVdccpDatagram Congestio n Control Protocol WG\n\n1500-1520 Afternoon Beverage Break I - Fourth Floo r Exhibition Hall\n1520-1720 Afternoon Session II\nMonroeINTintareaInternet Area Open Meeting\nCrystalOPSneeNetconf Extensions and Evolution BOF\nAdam sRAIavtAudio/Video Transport WG\nGrand BallroomRAIenumTelephone Number Mapp ing WG\nState BallroomRTGpcePath Computation Element WG\nSalon 3SECdkimDoma in Keys Identified Mail WG\n\n1720-1740 Afternoon Beverage and Snack Break II - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n1740-1950 Afternoon Session III\nMonroeG ENiprIntellectual Property Rights WG\nState BallroomINT16ngIP over IEEE 802 .16 Networks WG\nSalon 3OPScapwapControl And Provisioning of Wireless Acces s Points WG\nGrand BallroomOPSgrowGlobal Routing Operations WG\nCrystalRAIe critEmergency Context Resolution with Internet Technologies WG\nSalon 2SECk rb-wgKerberos WG\nAdamsTSVrmtReliable Multicast Transport WG\n\nTUESDAY\, J uly 24\, 2007\n0800-1800 IETF Registration - Fourth Floor Registration Bay\ n0800-0900 Morning Beverages - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n0900-1130 Morn ing Session I\nRed LacquarAPPhttpbisHyperText Transport Protocol Bis BOF\nC rystalINT6lowpanIPv6 over Low power WPAN WG\nAdamsINTnetlmmNetwork-based Lo calized Mobility Management WG\nSalon 3IRTFdtnrgDelay-Tolerant Networking R esearch Group\nMonroeOPSdnsopDomain Name System Operations WG\nGrand Ballro omRAIsipSession Initiation Protocol WG\nState BallroomRTGccampCommon Contro l and Measurement Plane WG\nSalon 2TSVippmIP Performance Metrics WG\n\n1130 -1300 Break\n1300-1500 Afternoon Session I\nGrand BallroomAPPsieveSieve Mai l Filtering Language WG\nSalon 2INTancpAccess Node Control Protocol WG\nSta te BallroomINTmipshopMobility for IP: Performance\, Signaling and Handoff O ptimization WG\nSalon 3OPSipfixIP Flow Information Export WG\nMonroeRAIblis sBasic Level of Interoperability for SIP Services BOF\nAdamsRTGrtgareaRouti ng Area Open Meeting\nCrystalSECtlsTransport Layer Security WG\n\n1500-1520 Afternoon Beverage Break I - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n1520-1720 After noon Session II\nCrystalAPPlemonadeEnhancements to Internet email to Suppor t Diverse Service Environments WG\nAdamsINTl3vpnLayer 3 Virtual Private Net works WG\nGrand BallroomINTmip6Mobility for IPv6 WG\nRed LacquarOPSopsawgOp erations and Management Area Working Group WG\nState BallroomRAImmusicMulti party Multimedia Session Control WG\nSalon 3RTGospfOpen Shortest Path First IGP WG\nSalon 2SECemuEAP Method Update WG\nMonroeTSVtsvareaTransport Area Open Meeting\n\n1720-1740 Afternoon Beverage and Snack Break II - Fourth Fl oor Exhibition Hall\n1740-1840 Afternoon Session III\nSalon 2INTpanaProtoco l for carrying Authentication for Network Access WG\nGrand BallroomIRTFiccr gInternet Congestion Control Research Group\nSalon 3OPSnetconfNetwork Confi guration WG\nAdamsRAIsippingSession Initiation Proposal Investigation WG\nM onroeRTGrtgwgRouting Area Working Group WG\nState BallroomSECkrb-wgKerberos WG\nCrystalSECsmimeS/MIME Mail Security WG\n\n1850-1950 Afternoon Session IV\nSalon 2INTntpNetwork Time Protocol WG\nGrand BallroomIRTFiccrgInternet Congestion Control Research Group\nAdamsRAIsippingSession Initiation Propos al Investigation WG\nSalon 3RTGl1vpnLayer 1 Virtual Private Networks WG\nMo nroeRTGrpsecRouting Protocol Security Requirements WG\nState BallroomSECkrb -wgKerberos WG\n\nWEDNESDAY\, July 25\, 2007\n0800-1700 IETF Registration - Fourth Floor Registration Bay\n0800-0900 Morning Beverages - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n0900-1130 Morning Session I\nAdamsINTl2vpnLayer 2 Virtual Private Networks WG\nGrand BallroomIRTFmoboptsIP Mobility Optimizations Res earch Group\nSalon 3OPSmbonedMBONE Deployment WG\nMonroeRAIgeoprivGeographi c Location/Privacy WG\nState BallroomRTGmanetMobile Ad-hoc Networks WG\nSal on 2SECsaslSimple Authentication and Security Layer WG\nCrystalTSVpcnConges tion and Pre-Congestion Notification WG\n\n1130-1300 Break\n1300-1500 After noon Session I\nAdamsINTmonami6Mobile Nodes and Multiple Interfaces in IPv6 WG\nCrystalINTnemoNetwork Mobility WG\nCrystalINTtrillTransparent Intercon nection of Lots of Links WG\nSalon 2OPSbmwgBenchmarking Methodology WG\nSta te BallroomRAImmusicMultiparty Multimedia Session Control WG\nMonroeRTGccam pCommon Control and Measurement Plane WG\nSalon 3SECkittenKitten (GSS-API N ext Generation) WG\nAdamsSECkeyprovProvisioning of Symmetric Keys WG\n\n151 0-1610 Afternoon Session II\nState BallroomINTmip4Mobility for IPv4 WG\nGra nd BallroomINTsoftwireSoftwires WG\nAdamsOPSapmApplication Performance Metr ics BOF\nSalon 3RAIsimpleSIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions WG\nCrystalRTGpimProtocol Independent Multicast WG\nMonroeSECbtn sBetter-Than-Nothing Security WG\nSalon 2SECltansLong-Term Archive and Nota ry Services WG\n\nTHURSDAY\, July 26\, 2007\n0800-1700 IETF Registration - Fourth Floor Registration Bay\n0800-0900 Morning Beverages - Fourth Floor E xhibition Hall\n0900-1130 Morning Session I\nMonroeAPPeaiEmail Address Inte rnationalization WG\nCrystalINTtrillTransparent Interconnection of Lots of Links WG\nSalon 2OPSradextRADIUS EXTensions WG\nAdamsRAIp2psipPeer-to-Peer Session Initiation Protocol WG\nGrand BallroomRTGsidrSecure Inter-Domain Ro uting WG\nState BallroomTSVtsvwgTransport Area Working Group WG\n\n1130-130 0 Break\n1300-1500 Afternoon Session I\nSalon 2APPcalsifyCalendaring and Sc heduling Standards Simplification WG\nGrand BallroomOPSxsdmiXSD for accessi ng SMIv2 data models BOF\nAdamsRAIsippingSession Initiation Proposal Invest igation WG\nSalon 3RTGidrInter-Domain Routing WG\nState BallroomSECsaagSecu rity Area Open Meeting\nMonroeTSVtcpmTCP Maintenance and Minor Extensions W G\n\n1510-1610 Afternoon Session II\nCrystalINTipdvbIP over DVB WG\nState B allroomRAIavtAudio/Video Transport WG\nAdamsRAIxconCentralized Conferencing WG\nMonroeRTGisisIS-IS for IP Internets WG\nSalon 3SECismsIntegrated Secur ity Model for SNMP WG\nSalon 2SECpkixPublic-Key Infrastructure (X.509) WG\n \n1610-1700 Afternoon Beverage and Snack Break II - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n\n1700-1930 Technical Plenary - Grand Ballroom\n\nTHE AGENDA HAS NOT BEEN UPLOADED YET\n\n\nFRIDAY\, July 27\, 2007\n0800-0900 Morning Beverage s - Fourth Floor Exhibition Hall\n0900-1130 Morning Session I\nCrystalINTau toconfAd-Hoc Network Autoconfiguration WG\nSalon 2IRTFhipr20070613T003150ZChicago\, IL0CONFIRMED

69th IETF - Chicago\, IL\, USA

TRANSPARENT20070612T200000Z20070612T220000Z20081120T201232Z2bs43erttp7e32rb46lchtoh6s@google.comPUBLIC20070607T033109ZGreetings\, Friends and Members of the ISSA Milwaukee Chapter\n \nYou are cordially invited to our next general meeting:\n\n(This is the 2n d announcement of this meeting with topic details\, as promised.)\n\nDATE & TIME: June 12\, 2007\, 3-5pm\n\nTOPIC: Identity Management and Strong Auth entication\n\nIn this presentation\, Mark will discuss the concepts of iden tity assurance and strong authentication\, and why reliable identity infras tructures require them. In addition\, he will discuss\nthe relationship of strong authentication (one-time password devices\, smart cards\, certificat es\, and biometrics) to core identity management components (provisioning\, enterprise\nSSO\, web access management\, and federation). Mark will also discuss a new class of products - authentication middleware - that promises to solve many of the problems\nvis-a-vis strong authentication and identit y management. Finally\, Mark will make some recommendations for avoiding co mmon pitfalls associated with strong authentication\ndeployments.\n\nSPEAKE R: Mark Diodati\, Analyst\, Burton Group\n\nMark is an analyst with the Bur ton Group with emphasis in the following areas: identity management\, web a ccess management\, authentication technologies\, single sign-on\,\nprovisio ning\, public key infrastructure\, cryptography\, directories\, security ar chitecture\, and operating system security.\n\nHe has over 15 years of expe rience in the development and deployment of information security technologi es. Previous positions include Vice President of CA's Worldwide\nIdentity a nd Access Management Practice\; Director of Product Management for Computer Associates' federation\, web access management and SSO products\; Senior P roduct\nManager for RSA Security's smart card\, SSO\, UNIX security\, mobil e PKI\, and file encryption products. Implemented information security syst ems for Internet banking\, data\nwarehousing\, UNIX\, strong authentication \, and the network at a financial services data processing organization wit h more than 5\,100 clients\, including the largest 20 banks in the\nUnited States. Mark started his career at Arthur Andersen & Co.\, S.C.\n\nMark's d istinctions include CPA\, CISA\, CISSP\, MCP\, and CISM certifications. He speaks at major conferences\, including the MIS Training Institute\, Nation al Security Agency's\n(NSA) Network Security Framework Forum\, VPNCon\, RSA Conference\, and the Microsoft Security Summit. Mark has been a contributo r to ABC News\, eWeek Magazine\, Internet\nWeek Magazine\, Network Magazine \, and Securityfocus.com\, and has been referenced in academic and industry research publications.\n\nLOCATION: Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare\, Corpor ate Services Building\n400 W. River Woods Parkway\, Glendale\, Wisconsin (s ee http://tinyurl.com/yxqs67 for a Google map)\n\nRSVP: Please RSVP as soon as possible...\nby sending a reply email to clint@bluehatsecurity.com\n\nI f you've already sent an RSVP message _and_ received a confirmation from me \, there is no need to RSVP again.\n\nWe look forward to seeing you at the meeting!\n\n-- Clint\n\nP.S. A big "thank you" to the Burton Group (for pro viding our speaker)\, to Eileen McMahon of the Burton Group (for helping to coordinate)\, and to Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare\n(for hosting our meeti ngs).20070607T033109Z400 W. River Woods Parkway\, Glendale\, Wisconsin (Wheaton Francis can Healthcare\, Corporate Services Building)0CONFIRMED

Identity Management and Strong Authentication

OPAQUE20070609T190000Z20070609T220000Z20081120T201232Zl43jost3l93v16bi57jeppp3po@google.comPUBLIC20070509T174130ZThe next meeting is Saturday\, June 9th\, beginning at 2 PM\, a t the Olympia Resort and Conference Center\, 1350 Royale Mile Road\, Oconom owoc\, WI 53066. We will be guests of the Midwest Gaming Classic Convention .\n\nThe first hour will feature a panel discussion: "Tales From The Trench es: Starting and Running a Video Game Company In Wisconsin." The speakers w ill be Ben Geisler (President\, Frozen Codebase)\, Chris Rhinehart (Vice Pr esident\, Human Head Studios\, Inc.)\, Tim Gerritsen (Executive Director\, Big Rooster\, LLC).\n\nFor the second half of the talk\, we'll have special guest Seth Johnson of WizKids doing a round-table discussion on licensing issues in games and dealing with licensors.\n\nWe're looking forward to see ing you there!\n\nhttp://www.doom3dpoopart.net/20070603T102059Z1350 Royale Mile Rd\, Oconomowoc\, Wisconsin 53066\, USA (Olympia Resort and Conference Center)0CONFIRMED

Madison IGDA Meeting

OPAQUE20070604T160000Z20070604T200000Z20081120T201232Zp6vk2jl1d7lgb2g66cglrdc7sg@google.comPUBLIC20070508T151137Zdiscuss final questions for grant20070523T223409Zfond du lac\, wi0CONFIRMED

obsidian fs3 project

OPAQUE20070519T140000Z20070519T180000Z20081120T201232Zeggra5s0o63uqm1svhkdtmkp2g@google.comPUBLIC20070516T160657Zyou are invited to this because i think it is up your alley in someway. if you are going to travel\, let me know and i will be at bucketw orks early.\n\nI would like to brainstorm a number of uses of SL within the se contexts:\n\nuser interface needs\napplications\n-barcamps\n-planning th e move of bucketworks?\n-3d presentation concepts that break the power poin t mold\nthe metaphor and how it is much more important in SL than in Window s.\n\nPLEASE invite people to this.\n\nAfter this my friends and I will be lan'ning it up with some RTS games\, like civ 4\, supreme commander\, and w ho knows what else for the rest of the day. Your are welcome to join in if you love lan gaming.20070521T131235Z1319 North Martin Luther King Jr. Drive\, Milwaukee\, WI (Bucketwo rks)1CONFIRMED

Second Life brainstorming session

OPAQUE200706122007061420081120T201232Z20ui27s8c68vplvf7ie63bpn94@google.comPUBLIC20070507T160659Zregistration link\nhttp://wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/Events /win/index.aspx?ID=216\n\nMARK YOUR CALENDAR! The fifth annual Wisconsin En trepreneurs' Conference will be June 12-13\, 2007\, at the Hyatt Regency Mi lwaukee.\n\n\nDon't miss one of the Midwest's premier networking and hands- on events for entrepreneurs! Join hundreds of business leaders\, investors and others as they learn how to crack into today’s emerging markets. \n \n 2007 Agenda / Panel Sessions (pdf)\nMore than 20 panel discussions featurin g plenty of success stories (and a few lessons not to be repeated) will anc hor the event. Winners of the 2007 Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Conte st will be announced\, and the contest's top four finalists will present.\n \nThe annual “Seize the Day” award will be presented to one of Wisconsin’s legendary entrepreneurs. \n\nRegister On-line now!\n\nYour registration fe e includes all panel sessions\, a June 12 reception and dinner\, June 12-13 luncheons and June 13 breakfast. New this year: "Track X" chatrooms to eng age key panelists and speakers in follow-up discussions.\n \nAll registrant s will receive a 2007 “Entrepreneurs Toolkit” CD.\n\nRegistration for the J une 12 Wisconsin Angel Network deal syndication workshop within the confere nce is separate\; go to www.wisconsinangelnetwork.com/events to register an d learn more.\n\nConfirmed speakers include:\n\nJason Fried\, founder of Ch icago-based 37Signals. Fried and 37Signals have drawn acclaim for web appli cations such as Basecamp (web-based project management)\, Backpack (web-bas ed personal information management) and Ta-da List (web-based to-do lists). Basecamp received a Business Week “Best of the Web” award in 2005 and 2006 .\n \nJohn May\, often called the “father of angel networks.” He is the man aging partner of the New Vantage Group in Vienna\, Va.\, co-founder of the Investor’s Circle\, associate director of the University of Virginia’s Dard en School of Business\, and chairman of the Angel Capital Association. May will lead the WAN deal syndication workshop and take part in other panels i n the full conference.\n\nBecome a Sponsor!(pdf)\nJoin these sponsors and b ecome part of the 2006 Wisconsin Early Stage Symposium.\n\nAberdean\nAT&T\n Clean Tech Partners\nFirst Weber Group\nFlad & Associates\nGodfrey & Kahn\n Grant Thornton\nMakin’ Hey! Communications\nMadison Gas & Electric Co.\nMic hael Best & Friedrich\nPark Printing\nQuarles & Brady\nReinhart Boerner Van Deuren\nThird Wave Technologies\nUniversity Research Park\nU.S. Patent Ser vices\nUW-Madison Office of Corporate Relations\nVenture Investors\nWEAC\nW isconsin Entrepreneurs' Network\nWHEFA\nWisconsin Angel Network\nWisconsin Department of Commerce\nWisconsin Technology Network\nWisconsin Department of Financial Institutions\n\n\nThe Entrepreneurs' Conference is produced by the Wisconsin Technology Council\, WAN and the Wisconsin Innovation Networ k-Milwaukee Chapter\, with core sponsorship by the state Department of Comm erce.\n \nWatch this space for updates\, including more headline speakers. Meanwhile\, read about the 2006 conference below and see why conference att endance has grown every year!\n\nRead press coverage about the 2006 confere nce\nArticles about the 2006 Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference from news organizations across Wisconsin.\n\nLinks to Mediasite presentations\nLinks to 2006 presentations\, along with many others\, recorded through Mediasite \, a “rich media” system available through the Tech Council. Call 608-442-7 557 for information on how to make Mediasite work for your company or event .\n\nRead press releases about the conference\nPress releases about the 200 6 Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference from the Wisconsin Technology Council .\n \nPhoto Gallery\nView photos from the 2006 Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Con ference 20070519T063049Z333 W. Kilbourn ave.\, Milwaukee\, WI (Hyatt Regency)0CONFIRMED

Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference

TRANSPARENT20070511T000000Z20070511T020000Z20081120T201232Z1enq52gnkecrsvc36ut9p8tvqg@google.comPUBLIC20070507T142430ZMay 2007 Web414 Meeting - Thursday\, May 10th\, 2007 - 7pm Meet with Milwaukee-area web nerds and net geeks. We're a diverse grou p or amatuers\, professionals\, and entrepreneurs\, all with an interest in building the new web. Tentatively\, Tim Bailen will talk about hi s experiences thus far using Ruby on Rails.20070519T063049Z1025 N. Broadway\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin US (Michael J Cudahy Stud ent Center [MSOE campus])0CONFIRMED

Web414 May 2007 Meeting

OPAQUE20070531T220000Z20070601T010000Z20081120T201232Zclc2aa5vnfc4b3766dq8tu6gck@google.comPUBLIC20070516T164109ZFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (5-14-07)\n\nContact: Andrea Johnson or T om Still at 608-442-7557\n\nTo learn more: www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.c om\n\n \n\nHow is the state helping start-up businesses?\n\nLearn more at M ay 31 WIN-Milwaukee meeting\n\n \n\nMILWAUKEE – Does the state’s $57-billio n budget bill help business\, hurt business – or a little of both? Decide f or yourself by attending a Thursday\, May 31 meeting of the Wisconsin Innov ation Network in Milwaukee.\n\n \n\nThe meeting will be held at GE Healthca re\, 9900 Innovation Drive\, in the Milwaukee County Research Park off High way 100. Registration and networking begins at 5 p.m.\, with the presentati on beginning at 5:30 p.m. with more networking to follow.\n\n \n\nThe cost is $25 for WIN members\, $35 for non-members and included with WIN corporat e memberships. Registration includes hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. To re gister online\, go to www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com/events/win\n\n \n\ nScheduled to speak are:\n\n \n\nn Wisconsin Commerce Secretary Mary B urke\, a former executive with Trek Bicycles.\n\nn Loren G. Peterson\, president and CEO of ZyStor Therapeutics\, Inc.\, Wauwatosa.\n\nn Ter esa Esser\, managing partner of Silicon Pastures\, a Milwaukee-based angel network.\n\nn A member of the Wisconsin Legislature who deals with eco nomic development.\n\n \n\n“Investor tax credits\, incentives for research and other important proposals are at stake in the 2007-2009 state budget. W e’ll hear from key players in the Capitol\, an entrepreneur and an investor about how the outcome could help or hurt our economy\,” WIN President Tom Still said. Still will moderate the panel discussion.\n\n \n\nWIN is the me mbership subsidiary of the Wisconsin Technology Council\, the science and t ech policy advisers to the governor and the Legislature. To join WIN\, go t o www.wisconsintechnologycouncil.com or call Andrea Johnson at 608-442-7557 \, ext. 27.\n\n###\n \nAndrea Johnson\nDirector\, Wisconsin Innovation Netw ork\nWisconsin Technology Council\n455 Science Drive\, Suite 240\nMadison\, WI 53711\nPh: 608-442-7557\nFx: 608-231-687720070516T164145Z9900 Innovation Drive Milwaukee\, WI (GE Healthcare)1CONFIRMED

WIN-Milwaukee meeting\, "How is the state helping start-up business es?"

OPAQUE20070509T223000Z20070509T233000Z20081120T201232Z2se2sqj4rrr5tabut1q3fmog5g@google.comPUBLIC20070501T211040ZGreetings!\n\nThis month’s Inventors & Entrepreneurs Forum of G reater Milwaukee will meet on Wednesday\, May 9th at the Tommy G. Thompson Youth Center at State Fair Park (enter Gate 5\, just south of I-94 on 84th Street). Registration begins at 5:30 PM. The meeting will start at 5:45 P M. \n\n \n\nOur meeting this month will include John Lauber of LauberCFOs. John will be speaking on “Money Management: Getting Started.”\n\n \n\nOf c ourse\, our usual introductions and networking will cap off the evening. T his will be well worth your time\, so put it on your calendar and we look f orward to seeing you.\n\n \n\nRegards\,\n\n \n\nWayne L. Staats\n\nGranvill e Business Development Center\n\n9310 N. 107th Street\n\nMilwaukee\, WI 53 224\n\n414-305-9130(24x7)20070501T211040Z640 S. 84th Street West Allis\, WI 53214 (I&E Club of Milwaukee)0CONFIRMED

I&E Club of Milwaukee

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blackhat

TRANSPARENT20061210T203000Z20061210T223000Z20081120T201232Z4b1nnb93gjcv9jcig2fla74hso@google.com20061210T203000ZPUBLIC20061017T004138ZThere are so many things to do and so little time to do them\, but then again\, that is why we have the holidays\; so that we may rest eve n though we have things to do and people to see.\n\nThis December 10th join us for our last Fireseed meeting in 2006\, we are going to discuss what is in store for 2007. Here is the list so far as I know now.\n\nStart launchi ng a few multimedia competitions that are sponsored at the $500-$1000 level that will leverage existing designers into Milwaukee’s growing tech spot l ight. I expect these competitions to be held monthly or bi-monthly. So we n eed to gear up to support 6-12 of these\, and we will need a place to exhib it the work like Bucketworks\, Discovery World\, Milwaukee Art Museum\, or maybe someplace during Gallery Night?\n\nBarcampUSA and Madison these two e vents are starting to shape up and if Ken can make it I would expect Ken to update everyone where we are at with planning these two events.\n\neInnova te\, is now gearing up for the 2007 season\, and we have decided on a quart erly forum format covering topics under the guise “What’s Next\, In the Sat e of Innovation?” Expected forum topics include:\nthe future of the Interne t and Computing\nthe future of Manufacturing\nthe future of Healthcare\nthe future of Service Culture\nthe future of Education\nthe future of Energy.\ n\neInnovate is interested in creating a forum panel of half expert Wiscons inites\, and half national or global experts for each forum. If you know an yone that could or should participate in these discussions please leave mys elf or another Fireseeder a note as to how to contact these people. eInnova te has an established name in Milwaukee and has been able to bring in notab le speakers like Guy Kawasaki help us continue this trend.\n\nAfter a few c onversations and a ton of enthusiasm it seems like Milwaukee is ready for a streaming super computer. Our target is to establish a business model that will allow us to eventually build a several hundred Teraflop clustered str eaming processor design. The initial target is a test machine in the $50\,0 00 range and from what I have heard from possible investors and grant write rs\, we think the money is there. A 50k machine might buy us between 10 – 5 0 Teraflops of computing power though the use of enabling modern graphics c ards as general purpose processors. Groups like GPGPU.org are well develope d and participate closely with ATI and nVidia as researchers are turning to GPUs or SPUs as a means of simulation based research calculations. We need a place to house this beast\, because its not going in my basement\, I am hoping for support from Bucketworks or Discovery World.\n\nI want to build an interactivity and games lab to develop the next generation of gameplay\, eduplay\, and application interfaces. I think the target here look at gett ing a lab of 5 computers and a companion open game consoles like the PS3 an d XBOX 360\, both consoles support the hobbyist market and will allow indy developer to learn about 3d interactivity. I would expect each station to h ave a 37” Westinghouse 1080p display and a 19-21” widescreen display for th e computer. Again\, I would like the support of Discovery World or Bucketwo rks\; I do know that the Fusion center would be willing to host this until that space is otherwise rented.\n\nAnd Finally we have some knowledge shari ng to do this meeting. I promised Tegan a demo of wiki administration tools for media wiki relating to the barcampMilwaukee.com site. And because of s ome recent developments in the Actionscript community\, the question of wea ther Flash is open source or not deserves some thought and debate.\n\nWe wi ll see you at Bucketworks from 2:30-4:30pm\, Sunday December 10th.20070411T133827ZOld World 3rd St and McKinley Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI 532121CONFIRMED

MKE - Fireseed Group Social Meeting

OPAQUE20061015T14300020061015T16300020070121T14300020070107T14300020061224T14300020061126T14300020081120T201232Z4b1nnb93gjcv9jcig2fla74hso@google.comPUBLIC20061017T004138ZCome and socialize with Milwaukee's only casual think tank20070411T133827ZBucketworks2CONFIRMED

MKE - Fireseed Group Social Meeting

OPAQUE20070318T193000Z20070318T213000Z20081120T201232Z4b1nnb93gjcv9jcig2fla74hso@google.com20070318T193000ZPUBLIC20061017T004138Zthis week we are going to have a GPU hackday.20070411T133827ZCass st and Van Buren st Milwaukee\, WI1CONFIRMED

MKE - Fireseed Group - GPU Hack Day

OPAQUE20070218T080000Z20070218T100000Z20081120T201232Z4b1nnb93gjcv9jcig2fla74hso@google.com20070218T203000ZPUBLIC20061017T004138ZGreetings all!\n \nYou are cordially invited to an organization al meeting for the FS3 Obsidian ad hoc tech project (FireSeed Streaming Sup ercomputer).\n \nhttp://mydigitechnician.blogspot.com/2007/02/fun-with-supe rcomputers.html\n \nGreen Bay\, February 18\, 2 - 4 pm (ending time depende nt on people's interest -- we have lots more than 2 hours worth of discussi on for those who have more time to meet)\n \nThe meeting location is Solinu s Inc\, 1551 Dousman St\, Green Bay.\nhttp://www.google.com/maps?hl=en&clie nt=firefox-a&q=solinus&near=Green+Bay\,+WI&cid=0\,0\,17088180793330331936&i e=UTF8&om=1&z=16&ll=44.532235\,-88.057285&spn=0.007357\,0.020084&iwloc=A\no r for those who like short links: http://tinyurl.com/36ajv3\n \nThis is th e first official group meeting for the FS3 project. Justin\, Luke and I met in mid January\, and Justin\, Nishan and I met on Feb 8. Feb 18 will be t he fir