DemoCampToronto7

• Date: Tuesday, July 4th, 2006
• Time: 6:30 - 8:00
• Location: No Regrets, 42 Mowat Ave., Toronto, ON. We'll stay right where we are for the drinks and socializing so plan to hang out a bit longer and really get a chance to meet the community! (The location is No Regrets and MollyGuard event summary has been updated).
• Expected Attendance: All are welcome! Please note that the venue can't hold more than 150 people, so we're pretty much limited to that. It's important that everyone signs up through MollyGuard.com so we know our numbers. Thanks!

Mini-FAQ

• What's the point?
  • Building on the success of the initial TorCamp and the first DemoCamp, we want to continue to develop an active startup community in Toronto. Do you have a tool, a piece of software, a set of scripts, new toy, hardware hacks that you want feedback on? Bring it. Show it. Share!
• Who can come?
  • Everyone is welcome! We're using Mollyguard to handle event signups so we get everyone's email addresses to use for nefarious purposes (like letting you all know if there's a change to the event! Bwahahahaha!), so please sign up there.
• What are the rules?
  • Rule #1 of DemoCamp: Talk about DemoCamp ;)
  • Rule #2 of DemoCamp: No powerpoints allowed. Why no .ppt ? Well, do you have working software or don't you?
• Do I have to have a demo?
  • Nope! You are welcome to come along and give feedback to the people who do (or just watch and absorb if you don't feel like talking).
• Have another question?
  • Join the mailing list ask your question, and someone will answer it for you.

Demo Schedule and Format

Note To Demonstrators: - Puppy Machine Productions will be filming the presentations with the intent of creating a video podcast of Demo Camp. Any demonstrating groups who do NOT want their demo published in the video podcast should email Kristan Uccello. Also, if any demonstrating group wants to have a follow up interview with the Puppy Machine Productions producers please send an email to Chandra Bulucon. Thanks!

We will have 5 demos, demos should follow roughly 2 minute introduction, 8 minute demonstration, 5 minutes for questions.

All presenters should read Tips for presenting at DemoCamp. There are 5 available presentations that are available on a first come, first serve basis.

1. Portal Prophet Platform Demo from Domainer Inc. - Kristan Uccello
2. FeelingBullish.com Financial Social Networks Demo - Josh Blinick
3. Paruba.com Tagging the e-commerce web - Teehan+Lax
4. The Glove: 3D info visualization - Cameron Browning
5. Special Guest Appearance: Perl 6 - Damian Conway

Looks like we've got all of our demos booked for this round - but please check back in case we have a cancellation. If you're eager to demo, feel free to signup now for TorCampDemoCamp8 (though you'll have to make the page).

Attendees:

IMPORTANT MINI-ANNOUNCEMENT: We're now using MollyGuard to handle the event 'registration', so please sign up with them on the official page. The change was made to keep administration easier and to actually have a list of everyone attending with contact information in case we need to let people know of changes to the event or of future events. Please note that the venue can't hold more than 150 people, so we're pretty much limited to that. It's important that everyone signs up through MollyGuard.com so we know our numbers. Thanks!

• If you are planning on demoing, make sure you add yourself to the Demo Schedule too

MollyGuard doesn't seem to have an easy way for us to export an always up-to-date attendee list in an easy to post format, so feel free to add yourself here as well:

1. Jay Goldman - Radiant Core, Inc.
2. David Crow - davidcrow.ca
3. Joey DeVilla - Accordion Guy
4. Tom Purves - Tom Purves
5. Olivier Yiptong - Olivier Yiptong
6. Randy Glenn
7. Cliff Mees
8. Greg Wilson
9. Victor Glazer - Idee Inc
10. Rehan Zaidi
11. Scott Brooks - ConceptShare
12. Bernie Aho - ConceptShare
13. Jonathan Lung
14. Chris Tinglin
15. Josh Blinick - FeelingBullish.com
16. Rohan Jayasekera
17. Estelle Havva
18. Ian Irving
19. Spencer Fosbury
20. Tim Quinton
21. Bob Hutchison
22. David Lee
23. BrentAshley
24. Nicole Norris
25. Sunir Shah
26. Matt Solo
27. Adam Goucher
28. Ryan Coleman - Clay Tablet Technologies
29. Liam Stewart - Idee Inc
30. Andrey Petrov
31. Andrew Louis
32. Dmitry Buterin, Bonasource and WildApricot
33. Christopher Clapinson
34. Richard Dice
35. Patrick Dinnen
36. Bryce Johnson
37. Ali Karbassi
38. Cameron Browning
39. Gabriel Mansour
40. Gavin Kan
41. Patrick Ryan
42. Jonathan Lung
43. Adrian Smith
44. Martin Cleaver
45. Geoff Teehan
46. Jon Lax
47. Deborah Hartmann
48. Michael Aird
49. Jocelyn Brown
50. Mark Bloore
51. Kristan Uccello - Domainer.com
52. Shane Martin - Domainer.com
53. Chandra Bulucon - Puppy Machine Productions
54. Adam Sadowski - Domainer.com
55. BryceJohnson - Navantis TheChickenTest
56. Peter Dawson
57. MalgosiaGreen - Nuvvo eLearning Married Inc.
58. JohnPhilipGreen - Nuvvo eLearning | Married Inc.
59. Mark Bondyra
60. Colin Smillie - Autotrader.ca
61. Gary King - King Gary
62. MarkKuznicki - Remarkk!
63. Roy Pereira - Snipe Networks
64. Iuliana Calin - HomeGuides.ca
65. Chris Johnson - avd.ca
66. Chris Cunnington - http://www.brokentomb.com
67. Joshua Wehner
68. Colin McGregor - mcgregor.org
69. Mike Salvagna
70. Michael Glenn - Radiant Core
71. Martin Cleaver
72. Hugh Ranalli - Digital Opportunity Trust
73. Paul Dowman
74. Eleyna Whittingham
75. SachaChua - afterparty only =)
76. Kevin Downing - MaRS Discovery District
77. Brian Ivanovick - b lo g
78. Robin Gambhir - OpenBlue Networks - The first retail site integrating our JewellerySearch platform just launched. See Marshman Jewellers
79. Kaleem Khan
80. David Scannell
81. Jerry King
82. Gobhi Theivendran
83. Blake Winton
84. Jorge Aranda
85. Derek Szeto PriceCanada.com
86. Ryan McKegney RedFlagDeals.com
87. James M Woods - Warpjam's Blog - Names@Work
88. Frank Michlick - DomainEditorial.com - Tucows
89. Simon Ditner
90. David Glue

Not attending

1. Randy Charles Morin