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  • Nov 10

    TGGD #16: The Future of Media - A Panel Discussion - Toronto Girl Geek Dinners

    Toronto, Canada

    [center][b]Toronto Girl Geek Dinner: The Future of Media Panel When: Monday, November 9, 2009 Time: 6:30pm - 10:00 Where: Fionn MacCools (181 University Ave at Adelaide) (map) Fee: $10.00 (This nominal fee holds your spot and will pay for your first drink.)[/b][/center] More details for this event at TorontoGirlGeekDinners.ca About TGGD #16 Every day someone is declaring the end of journalism with the rise of the Internet and social media.

  • Nov 10

    Effective Email Campaigns: tools & tips - Toronto Net Tuesday

    Toronto, Canada

    Even with Social Media, websites and online social networks, emails are still one of the primary tool for communication for a nonprofit organization. Join us this month for conversation about tips for writing great emails and tools you can use for newsletters and mailing lists. The cost of the event is a $5 donation at the door to cover snacks and drinks.

  • Nov 10

    The Open Ontology Repository - The Toronto Semantic Web Meetup Group

    Toronto, Canada

    The Open Ontology Repository Currently the notion of the Semantic Web as distributed islands of semantics is not a sufficient de facto repository. * If you put it out there, will they come? * If you build it better and put it out there, will they prefer yours? History does not show this laissez faire “field of dreams” is good reality. While HTML was great for humans, machines are the primary consumers of the Semantic Web.

  • Nov 10

    Agile Ottawa November Meetup - Don't Do Agile! - Agile Ottawa

    Ottawa, Canada

    Tim Bacon will be talking this month about the focus in an Agile rollout is the change required and not so much on “Agile”. This will be an exciting discussion and will certainly give pause to think of Agile in a different light. Tim specialises in assisting teams or organisations to introduce Agile software development methods such as Scrum or XP.

  • Nov 11

    Meetup #4: Theme to be determined - The Vancouver ExpressionEngine CMS Meetup

    Vancouver, Canada

    There will be no meetup in October since many members of the EE Meetup will be attending the ExpressionEngine Roadshow in Seattle on October 2. We'll set the theme for the next meetup in the coming weeks. Please suggest a theme if there's something you'd like to learn or discuss about EE.

  • Nov 12

    Meetup & Social - Toronto Android Users Group

    Toronto, Canada

    To get things started, Simon will be making a short intro to Android development presentation. This is not a one-way presentation, all participants are invited to share and contribute to the overall learning experience. Social and dinner at the Irish Embassy Pub (@ Yonge & Wellington) afterward.

  • Nov 13

    Surrey Drupal Users Group November Meetup - Surrey Drupal Users Group

    Surrey, Canada

    At our next Surrey Drupal meetup Rick Vugteveen (VP of Technology, ImageX Media) will give an overview of what's new in Drupal 7. Beyond giving a demonstration, there will also be discussion regarding how best to build sites today that are ready for the eventual transition. Please RSVP if you'd like to join us.

  • Nov 17

    East Toronto Web Design November Meetup - East Toronto Web Design Meetup

    Toronto, Canada

    Hi Everyone, It's time again for our monthly meetup. It will be at the usual time. Hope to see you there. If you have examples of work you've been doing and want to show everyone, please feel free. We will be in our usual spot at Cafe Mirage. There is Free Wireless Internet onsite, so bring your laptop.

  • Nov 24

    Triples for the People: Liberating knowledge with the Semantic Web - The Ottawa Semantic Web Meetup Group

    Ottawa, Canada

    Full presentation abstract and bio will be posted in the next couple weeks. I'm excited to announce Dr. Michel Dumontier, Professor in the Department of Biology and School of Computer Science at Carleton University, will be speaking to our Meetup group. Professor Dumontier is one of the leading researchers in Canada leveraging Semantic Web technologies. Brief Bio: Dr.

  • Nov 26

    Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Ecademy, Ning, Ryze & XING for Business - Entrepreneurs International

    Toronto, Canada

    Social Networks for Business - An Informal Discussion for Entrepreneurs & Small Business Owners LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS ONLY....REGISTER EARLY Social networks connect people at low cost; this can be beneficial for entrepreneurs and small businesses looking to expand their contact base. These networks often act as a customer relationship management tool for companies selling products and services. Companies can also use social networks for advertising in the form of banners and text ads.

  • Nov 26

    New Members Night - Have you ever thought about becoming an Assistant Organizer? - Entrepreneurs International

    Toronto, Canada

    [b]New Members Night - Have you ever thought about becoming an Assistant Organizer? Assistant Organizers have additional features in their Meetup accounts, such as the ability to organize Meetups and to have direct contact with every member of this group. As an Assistant Organizer, you will enhance your visability in the business community. On November 26, at 6:30 P.M. (Sharp), all Organizers are invited to a brief meeting to plan events for 2010 and to welcome new Assistant Organizers.

  • Dec 1

    Cooking with Chef: Your servers will thank you - The Vancouver Ruby/Rails/Merb Meetup Group

    Vancouver, Canada

    Talk Description: When you hear "sysadmin work", do you think of ssh, vi, and shell scripts? If you do, it's probably not the most fun sounding work. Repetitive, tedious, and error-prone are words that come to mind. Thankfully, configuring servers is all but a solved problem thanks to Chef. The days of vi, and shell scripts are mostly over. Building complex infrastructure has never been easier.

  • Dec 3

    VanJS: Offline Storage and Server-Side JavaScript - Vancouver Javascript Developers

    Vancouver, Canada

    Following the success of our first meeting's format, we're again featuring two 40-minute presentations: [list]*Server-Side Javascript with Smart Platform: Jim Pick, Joyent*Offline Storage: Techniques and Applications: Alexei White, Nitobi*Beers afterward[/list] We'll be using the great space at the Network Hub again. Here is a Street View of the entrance. It's just a few feet down Richards from West Hastings, on the third floor. See you there!

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