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It's over! But the fun doesn't end with the event.

Thanks, everyone, for making this a fantastic BarCamp! Special thanks to the administrators and sponsors whose hard work and contributions made this possible.

1. Miss a session? Want to share your slides? Post and catch up on Presentation Notes.

2. Read the blog posts, and post yours.

3. If you liked this BarCamp, check out Society of Lectors in Rochester, NY.

Event Info

IRC: #barcamprochester @ irc.freenode.net

Twitter: Twitter Users --- Hashtags #barcamproc

Please help donate to cover the costs!

Latest pictures of schedules: Morning & Evening

When : Saturday, April 5, 2008 - 10:00am(9:30 meet & greet) - Late Night (Meet at room 70-2400)

Where : RIT Campus, Building 70 1400, 1435, 1445, 1455, 2400, 2455, 2590, 2690 (as needed)

Cost : Free!!!

Tag : barcamprochester3

How to sign up : click "Edit Page" up at the top, and add your name to Campers - done! Now head to "What".

News

4/2/08 - We've reached the 75 point, however we may have extra shirts. Feel free to continue to sign up. We encourage you to show up to the event - you might not get a t-shirt, but there should be enough food to go around (as long as you are participating!).

3/28/08 - We're cutting off t-shirts at the first 75 signed up on the wiki. We'll order 75 t-shirts no matter what, but we don't have the funding to produce more than that. So if you're not signed up here, do it now! We've also added the ability to pledge to the event! Please help us cover costs aside from the donations we have received, as food and teeshirts add up to an incredible amount of money (free breakfast, lunch, and dinner? come on!). Please head over to the link posted at the top of this page to toss a few bucks to the event. Remember, this event is what YOU make of it!

2/8/08 - We have a facebook group now. (If you use facebook, please RSVP and spread the event virally.) If you don't use facebook, don't worry this page will be considered the most up-to-date source of information.

1/30/08 - Welcome to Bar Camp Rochester 3. We had a great time last year with BCR2 and everyones looking forward to another exciting camp. If you have any questions feel free to contact Sela Davis (rune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu) if you have any questions. Otherwise, look for updates here! -Mike Dumont

What is BarCamp?

In the spirit of FooCamp, BarCamp is an ad-hoc gathering born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos, and interaction from attendees.

All attendees must give a demo, a session, or help with one. All presentations are scheduled the day they happen. Prepare in advance, but come early to get a slot on the wall.

Presenters are responsible for making sure that notes/slides/audio/video of their presentations are published on the web for the benefit of all and those who can't be present.

Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is welcome and invited to join.

Venture over to the BarcampRochester tag on Flickr for photos from the previous two events!

NO SPECTATORS, ONLY PARTICIPANTS!

When you come, be prepared to share with barcampers. When you leave, be prepared to share it with the world.

You can learn more about BarCamp in this Wired Magazine article. There is another nice article here. Take a look at video summaries from BarCamp SF and BarCamp Austin.

Who

This is a multi-disciplinary event... meaning that we want designers, developers, marketers, engineers, artists, thinkers and reality-checkers... no more bubbles -- we want cross-pollination! If you want in, like technology, to build things or asking good questions, you should come!

Campers

#	Camper	URL or Email	Potential Topic(s)	T-Shirt Size
1	Sela Davis	rune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Multitouch, World Of Conflict/Resolve: Collaborative Multimedia Art (And The Challenges Involved), EeePC formal or informal discussion if anyone is interested (<3 my Eee!)	S
2	Michael Dumont	mdumont-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Discussion: Using Robotics and Video Games in Computer Science Education, Multitouch, Using the Wiimote	L
3	Braden Allchin	brady-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Merits of data portability, current direction of software development (agile)	M
4	Colin Klapka	cmk3711-at-rit-dot-edu	undecided	M
5	David Brenner	davidb-at-csh-dot-rit.-dot-edu	Considering: Development with Arduino, OLPC initiative at RIT, and potentially what programmers should know about CPUs/Hardware Design. Let me know your interests!	M
6	Cheston Lee	nast-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Turbogears? Pylons? Maybe just COMET? It will probably be python related	S
7	Andrew J Younge	ajy4490@rit.edu	Grid Computing using Globus and BOINC, my rumor research project, AI in wireless sensor networks	L
8	James Turk	jpt2433@rit.edu	Developers Can Change the World	M
9	Bob Aman	http://sporkmonger.com/	Lightweight Web Frameworks	M
10	Jason Morrison	http://jayunit.net	ideas: hack dna, bio-ISRU/terraform mars, microfunding science and innovation, karaoke powerpoint I'd love to have a BoF or just open chat about running open-source projects, open science research, and blue-sky innovation projects. Let's find crossovers and share lessons learned.	M
11	Al Biles	http://www.it.rit.edu/~jab/	Discussion on Creativity - its nature, manifestations, facilitation, etc.	L
12	Sean Hayes	http://ritsife.org/ http://seanhayes.name/	SIFE & Entrepreneurship, TBD	L
13	Karl Voelker	kvoelker@csh.rit.edu http://karlv.net/	Possibly XSLT, Perl 6, the Dvorak keyboard, strategy board games	L
14	Ryan Donahue	ryan@ryandonahue.net http://www.ryandonahue.net/	Museum Informatics, Enterprise Website management, who knows?	XL
15	Adam Lindsay	adam-at-nextfeature-com	Co-Working Rochester (About to launch the first co-working space in Rochester. By BarCamp we should have a lot to talk about. Challenges, experiences, what not.	L
16	Mark Tran		Arc, Common Lisp	S
17	Chris Horn	chorn-at-chorn-dot-com	VoIP doesn't suck	XL
18	Justin Thorp	justin@clearspring.com http://drinkingoatmealstout.com	Making Your Web Content Viral Using Widgets	XL
20	Ken Mercurio	ken-dot-mercurio-at-yahoo-dot-com	Development with ASP.Net 3.5	L
21	Sam Cole	sam@samuelcole.name http://samuelcole.name	Story Telling on the Web	L
22	Justin Kirby	justinkirby-at-gmail-dot-com	Erlang and/or xmpp and/or .emacs tips	L
23	Andrew Kane	codemaster@quantumraiders.com	Unsure yet, maybe LDAP	L
24	Zack Gilbert	zackgilbert at googlemail	Undecided - something web/business related	S
25	Sean Cassidy	seanrules:at:gmail	Lockpicking	M
26	Kurt Alfred Kluever	http://www.kloover.com/	Selenium, Seam Carving, or Java AI technologies?	L
27	Ben Hughes	http://www.benhughes.name/	Elegance in Software Development with Ruby	M
28	Jon Szymaniak	johnny.maniak(gmail)	Anyone interested in chillin' and playing with the Syscomp DSO-101 Digital Oscilloscope for a session? (Currently uses Open Source Tcl/Tck software - we could hack that up, add features, rewrite it in X language, etc.)	S
29	Nick Germain	nbgermain@gmail.com	A survey of multiplayer (video)games, with a focus on how they have evolved with the introduction of new technologies. Also, an overview of a related project that I am preparing with a team for Imagine RIT.	L
30	Robert Peaslee	robertp-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Anything computer security, reverse engineering and circumventing client-side authentication mechanisms written in Java using AspectJ	M
31	Tyler Oderkirk	tyler dot oderkirk at (google's webmail service)	A hands-on introduction to the MoinMoin wiki engine	L
32	Jane	upcomingmanager at gmail dot com	LDAP	M
33	Patrick Skinner	pas8314 at RIT.edu	Undecided. Interest in user interaction?	L
34	Chris Moyer	kopertop at (google's webmail service)	An introduction to Amazon Web Services	XL
35	John Resig	jeresig at gmail.com	jQuery, JavaScript Libraries, or something JavaScript-y	M
36	Steve Streza	stevestreza at gmail	Not sure yet. Possibly OO JavaScript, writing generic JS components, or something in the Objective-C/Cocoa realm	L
37	Jordan Sissel	jls at semicomplete .com	Taunting Resig. Also a talk+demo of grok. I'm open to talking about many things, ask me.	L
38	Kingdon Barrett	kingdon at tuesdaystudios.com	PHP with PEAR and PECL: Application Development and a Casino Simulator	M
39	Sergio Ontiveros	www.solutionwise.ca	Experiences in moving from Java Enterprise to Rails Apps. (tbc)	XXL
40	Jim Cifarelli	www.cifarelli.com	Mixing Ruby on Rails with VOIP.	XL
41	Dave Morgan	dave at devmorgan dot com	Unsure, but leaning towards something with social computing/networking	L
42	Rusty Burchfield	http://www.csh.rit.edu/~gicode/	Alloy Analyzer, ANTLR, State of Ubuntu on Thinkpads, Ruby on Rails intro, ...	M
43	Andrew Potter	Andy dot potter using google mail	Wireless LAN using Controller based architectures, Mentoring and Mavin'ing 101	2XL
44	Mitch Garnaat	Mitch.Garnaat at (google's webmail service)	Stupid boto tricks	L
45	Chaim Sanders	csanders-at-sparsa-dot-org	Distributed Wordlist generation using python.	XL
46	Andy Phelps	amp-at-it-dot-rit-dot-edu	Just interested in seeing other cool stuff.	XL
47	Angelo DiNardi	angelo on: dinardi tld: name	Maybe javascript, maybe Obj-C, maybe GData API	XL
48	Jesse Friedlander	jaf1230-at-gmail-dot-com	Facebook app	L
49	Lee Burton	http://mrow.org	OpenAFS/Kerberos/Hesiod!	XL
50	Andrew Ray	http://www.delvarworld.com	Unstructured rambling about one / all / none of: web, JS libraries (MooTools), server-side programming (PHP), music, inspiration	S
51	Ralph Bean	ralph-at-gmailz	Open Source and Marxism	M
52	Rob G.	scriptblue att gmail doat com	secure LAMP scripting, reverse engineering at barcamp part 2, some interesting linux kernel internals presentation (listed in order of preference, might present all 3 given time)	L
53	RemyD	decause-at-gmail-dot-com	So you want to become a lobbyist?	XXL
54	Alan Meekins	http://mdrcdev.rit.edu/~alm2220	Software development for autonomous robotics and IGVC 2008	M
55	Gus Catalano	gxc8618-at-rit.edu	A tune-up of Tor, current issues and solutions.	S
56	Andrew Lecain	dread-at-csh.rit.edu	A stochastic approach to Computational understanding, or maybe something else?	M
57	Dan Willemsen	dan csh.rit.edu	Undecided, something...	XL
58	Josh Harrison	jlh5830-at-rit.edu	Robotics, electronics, multi-touch(maybe)	M
59	Heewa Barfchin	heewa.b@gmail.com	C/C++ Optimization or Neural Networks	S
60	Heather Hynes	heather.hynes@gmail.com	Undecided	M
61	Christine Viets	garie-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Undecided, maybe something about using software for cancer research purposes.	S
62	Shira Greenfield	smg4337-at-rit-dot-edu	Undecided	S
63	Matthew Olivo	saviorx-at-csh.rit.edu	Undecided, maybe an instructional presentation on basic Tae Kwon Do	M
64	Pete Karl	pete.karl@gmail.com	Web development within a newspaper company	L
65	Andrei Mouravski	russian-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Notable Reddit Links of the Day and Discussion	M
66	Mike Edmister	mpe4310-at-rit-dooot-edu	no plans yet	L
67	Stephen Cavilia	ailivac-gmail	Digital panoramic photography	M
68	Patrick Ganson	foehamer-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	Undecided	XXL
69	Jon Heise	heise-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu	fun with scapy	XL
70	Donal Little	donal@sightwork.org http://sightwork.org	GPS Locative Art	XL
71	Chris Klaiber	cklaiber at csh rit edu	???	M
72	Chris Lockfort	http://clockfort.com or RIT account cml1661	"MATLAB for Programmers", an introduction to MATLAB programming, and an introduction to vector computing, aimed at people who already know a C-like language (i.e. C/C++/Java...)	M
73	Elvis Montero	eem3828@rit.edu	Undecided (anything about IT would do!)	M
74	Bob Lawton	afgncaap AT gmail DOT com	Dwarf Fortress	M
75	Alex Howland	ducker AT csh DOT rit DOT edu	Launchy 2.0 Plugins and Skins	S
76	David Recordon	http://www.davidrecordon.com/	OpenID, blogs, decentralized social networks, OAuth, open source community	2XL
77	Mark Newell	mnewell518 at gmail	Self publishing, OpenSource solutions for the news industry,Drupal tempating, being a couple days too late to get a shirt	S
78	Ross Snider	normlegaia dont_send_spam _gmail	The other biometric: Authentication using analog information unique to every individual	L
79	Ben DeLillo	bpd9116_AT_gmail.com	Demoing/discussing alternative inputs, definitely a Novint Falcon, maybe set up a few wiimotes	XL
80	Chris Tice	http://christophertice.com	...	M
81	Jeremiah Parry-Hill	http://www.ice-nine.org/jeremiah	Overview of Game of Go (aka wei ch'i, baduk) -- something humans can still do better than machines	XL
82	John Lam	http://ideavine.com	Calendars, calendaring, vCal, iCal, hCal, webcal	L
83	Nick Quaranto	drnick40 at gmail.com http://twitter.com/doctornick -- http://www.litanyagainstfear.com/	NetHack or ASP.NET	M
84	Zack Shivers	zms6777 at rit.edu	DI Multitouch, LabVIEW programming, Inkscape vector graphics	L

Hosts

Sela Davis	rune-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
Michael Dumont	mdumont-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
Braden Allchin	brady-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu
David Brenner	davidb-at-csh-dot-rit-dot-edu

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