BarCamp San Diego 3

What

BarCamp San Diego is an unconference made up of of technical professionals, Internet enthusiasts, and other clever people in the Southern California area who wish to share and learn in an open environment.

Attendees don't just watch a set list of speakers. They give their own talks. Podcasting. Web standards. Microformats. Gum stick computers. Physical security. Robotics. Evolutionary algorithms. Lock picking. It can be anything. This event is not just for stuffy developer types - one of the best barcamp presentations ever given was about sandwiches. Barcamp is what you make of it.

When

May 3 - 4, 2008

10am Saturday through 5pm Sunday, and we mean it. Although barcamps are typically an overnight event, in San Diego we don't take the "camp" part lightly. Even though we'll be spending the night locked in the depths of Microsoft, feel free to bring tents, sleeping bags, and other cozy camp gear (no fire, plz). You don't have to stay if you don't want to, but the most interesting parts of barcamp tend to happen at night. Alcohol will also be liberally supplied starting at dinner, and we want you coming back for Sunday's talks in one piece.

Where

Microsoft

9255 Towne Centre Dr # 400

San Diego, CA map

Registration

Add your name to the list below so that 1) we know how many bodies to prepare for, 2) other people can see what kind of talks to expect, and 3) let your fellow barcampers know what you'd be interested in hearing more about. Here are the men's and women's American Apparel sizing charts if you need them.

If you're not familiar with wiki markup, click edit and then look for the line that says REGISTRATION LIST ENDS HERE and follow the directions. Email Lisa if you have any problems.

Don't forget to proclaim your attendance in typical Web 2.0 fashion on Eventful, Upcoming, and Facebook, too!

Name & URL	Email Address	Topic	Interests	T-shirt (S/M/L/XL)
Anthony Lineberry	anthony.lineberry@gmail.com	TBD	Kernel Development, Security Research, Reverse Engineering	Mens M
Joshua Brewer	joshua@brewerdesigngroup.com	Possible topics: Grids, Typography, More on Microformats, Being a new parent in a digital age, Beer 2.0	Web Standards, UI Design, Music	Mens L
Lisa Brewster	lisa@sophistechate.com	diet optimization	robots, brains	Girl M
David Horn	david@technarium.com	data mining twitter's social graph and trend analysis / OpenID / Fire Eagle and LBS	data portability, mashups, LBS, data mining	Mens M
Jeremy Kitchen	jeremy.kitchen@gmail.com		linux, perl, beer	Mens L
Renee Altson	i@ianua.org	story	internet marketing, internet community & storytelling	Mens 2xl
Steve Eisenberg	webpro@angecom.com	TBD	Free Rice	Mens XL
Garrett Lisi	gar@lisi.org	TBD	physics, surfing, tech, living well	XL
Rand Fitzpatrick	rand(dot)fitzpatrick/at/gmail(dot)com	attention and information utility	cognitive science, IA, APML, capoeira, trapeze	Mens M
Bronwyn Lewis	bronwyn@projectblackfox.com	tbd	sustainable technology, research, open source, UI, security	Girls XL
Enrique Gutierrez	self@n-re-k.com	me? talk? haha	I do stuff...	Men's M
Eric Bidwell	EricBidwell(at)RevolutionaryMayor(dot)Com	Politics 2.0	Anarchism, Atheism, Revolution	S
Dan Tentler	dan@lightbending.net	Running Barcamp and Defcamp! :D, Reality Hacking	Troublemaking	M
Glenn Zucman	gzucman@csulb.edu	3 Million Years of Art History in 40 Minutes	Destiny of Homo sapiens in 21st C, Intellectual Property, AI/Robotics, oh yeah, and Art!	Mens L
Marc Uhlig	marc@jupiter-labs.com	online marketing or my dissertation topic 'the web citizenship' or a little bit of both	online marketing, social networks, the web citizenship	Mens XL
Michael Dorausch	mail@planetc1.com	social, search, and going local	widgets, local search, beer, cupcakes	XL
Sean Voisen	first-name at last-name dot org	Meditation for Geeks and Other People Who Think Too Much	data viz, informatics, cog sci, hiking, climbing, zen	Mens M
Mike Prasad	mikeprasad (at) gmail (dot) com	Female Who Game, Social App Platforms, Community Dev, Monetizing your brand, Casual Games: Growing past Facebook Distribution, Why go VC?, BullSpot, GirlGamer etc...	Data Portability, Emergence, AI/Expert Systems, Gaming, ARG's, Monetization, Community	Mens L
Daniel Nicolas	me@thesirdanny.com	fun with candy	travel, music, photography, food	Mens M
Christina Aris	christina(dot)sandiego(at)gmail (dot)com	ummmm, hmmmm....tba?	Graphic Design, Photography, the internets, wine, being a good human, meeting new peeps	girly m
Woody Pewitt	woodyp@microsoft.com	not sure most likely something on Silverlight	Rich client development, all things geek & family	Mens L
Alex Kawas	alex dot kawas -at- gmail	Self-Hacking - Rapid skill development	brains, and people, but mostly their brains	Mens S
Chris Nelson	cnelson (at) crazybrain (dot) org	Tech Party Toys	beer, hot librarians, monkeys	no shirt, thx
Jay Bushman	jaybushman@gmail.com	The Loose-Fish Project - recap of The Good Captain and preview of Loose-Fish #2	web fiction, repurposing classic lit, liberating storytelling	XXL
JoAnna	bacn@ChefJoAnna•com	How I get better SEO and boost my rank in search engines.	Into food & wine. D-list celebrity chef (literally!) Computer geek, gadget 'ho & social hacker.	Men's XL
Chris Bell	cbell619(at) gmail (dot) com	Working From Home (How to Not Sit Around and Drink Beer all Day)or TBD	ed-tech, house music, reading, information	Men's XL
Dante Lanznaster	somedude@yournearestbar.com	Why you shouldn't use WEP... hands-on wifi "testing"	Hackings, mechanics, mobile devices	Mens XL
Nicole McCleaf	nicolemccleaf@gmail.com	workin' on it??	blogging, marketing, social networking, technology generalist...	Girl - XL
Michael Lambie	michael.lambie@gmail.com	new media research	Dataportability, new/social media research, event coordinating, wordpress	must have SIZE M
Paul Kalmar	pkalmar@gmail.com	TBD	NLP, Perl, Computational Linguistics	Men's L
Christina de Jesus	christina.dejesus (at) gmail	TBD, probably chocolate or audio recording at home	wired and wireless networks, FPGAs, cooking, music, reading, nature	Women's L
Terri Irving	terrimonster at gmail	still new!	Linux sys adminning, programming, cooking, sewing, drink mixing...	Men's M
Jerry Sheehan	jerry@ucsd.edu	Not Sure Yet	Web 2.0, Science, Social, Tech, Data portability,	Men's L
Sam Haber	Sam.Haber at gmail		Things, mostly	Men's XL

Sponsors

It takes a fair amount of love and money to feed, clothe, and house a passel of geeks for a weekend. Contact us if you're interested.

Goodies

Wait, feed and clothe? To keep the weekend as intense as possible, sponsors provide catered meals and free tshirts so that you don't even have to think about such mundane basic needs. Yes, we like you that much. Vegetarian and vegan options will be available.

Other activities

Here are a few of the festivities planned to keep everyone from climbing up the walls (ahem @ NinjaCamp) after Saturday's talks are over:

DefCamp: BCSD's little slice of Defcon

Organized by Dan Tentler

Last DefCamp went over very well. Climatically, ten guys in the dark searching for infrared blinky lights using their cellphone cameras. Last DefCamp was an 'entry level' contest - that is to say, as long as you could google, you could find the answers.

This time is different. We're pulling out all the stops, I've enlisted help and we're going to have a list of requirements and acoutcherments needed to make it through posted here later.

Team Depth: 3 people

Number of teams: Unlimited!

Number of prizes: 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.

This is a race people, first three teams to the end get the love.

If you'd like to participate, this is what we'll need this early out:

Interested? Email dan@atensyndicate.com with your team name and the team members, or create a list right here!

Participants

Wii Bowling tournament

BCSD2's Wii bowling tournament was a trash talking blast, so we're doing it again. This three-round tournament will pit you against some of San Diego's awesomest people, who may or may not have any Wii Bowling skills whatsoever.

Powerpoint Karaoke

Organized by Lisa Brewster

Also known to some as BattleDecks, Powerpoint Karaoke pits your improvisation skills against my stash of extraordinarily random yet fashionably Creative Commons licensed presentations. Wanna make things even more interesting and sponsor some prizes? Contact me.

Schwag Swap

Organized by Lisa Brewster

Do you have a sack of shirts and giveaways collecting since conferences from years ago? Your trash may be someone else's treasure! Here's your chance to trade for something you actually want, or you can just throw items in to be scavenged through by anyone. This is where you'll also be able to find custom BarCamp San Diego stickers printed by our good friends at Sticker Giant. Sponsors and other companies are encouraged to participate, too. All quantities welcome.

• Lisa Brewster: I've got stuff from Opera, Virgin America, Wordpress, Microsoft Silverlight, Pixish, Social Thing, Laughing Squid, EntreCard, VideoEgg, PerplexCity, Pleoworld, Defcon, Bionic Woman, TripAdvisor, Myspace, AMD, EFF...and that's just off the top of my head.
• Add yourself here!

Schedule

Note: Use this as a rough guide. The schedule can and probably will change.

Saturday May 3, 2008

• 9am - Come early to help set up
• 10am - Registration opens
• 11am - 12 pm - Opening session & introductions
• 12pm - 3pm - Sessions in 30 min blocks
• 3pm - 3:30 pm - Snack!
• 3:30 pm - 6pm - Sessions in 30 min blocks
• 6pm - Dinner is served!
• ~8pm - Party, music, & other activities

Sunday May 4, 2008

• 8am - Breakfast
• 10am - 1pm - Morning Sessions in 30 min blocks
• 1pm - Lunch is served!
• 2pm - 5:30pm - Afternoon sessions in 30 min blocks
• 5:30pm - Closing session
• 7pm - Tear down, clean up

What to bring

• Laptop + power cord
• Sleeping bag + pillow (tent optional)
• Moo / business cards (Google "overnight business cards" to get a special deal on 250 Vistaprint cards for $3.99, just don't actually order them overnight)
• Bean bags, beach chairs, and other fun stuff
• New ideas, new product demos
• An open mind
• Extra Wii controllers (for the tournament)
• Games for the evening - Werewolf and console games are always a hit. The more people who can play at once, the better.

Volunteers needed

We need your help setting up the rooms and getting the space ready for all the Barcampers who are coming. We're also going to make a big Costco run on Saturday morning, so peeps with Costo cards and/or vehicles would be sweet too!

Get involved

Sign up for the mailing list. <---- Updated! We've moved to Google groups!

Follow BarcampSD on Twitter.

Join us in IRC at freenode.net #barcampsd.

Watch our blog as we get closer to the event.

Join the Facebook group and meet the community.

Tags for flickr, delicious, ma.gnolia, technorati, etc.

Please use the tags barcamp, barcampsd, and barcampsd3 for content related to this event.

Media

Make it happen. See the archives below for content from past barcamps.

Archives

• BarCamp San Diego 1 (June 2 - 3, 2007)
• BarCamp San Diego 2 (November 10 - 11, 2007)

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