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Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010
Today in Techland: We watched Snoop Dog and Darth Vader invade Times Square on behalf of Adidas, Steve talked with Shawn Ashmore (Iceman from X-Men!) about his role in upcoming film Frozen, and Peter sat down with Marvel Comic scribe Matt Fraction, the man behind Iron Man. Peter's also entering Wired's challenge to disappear for an entire month. Really.
Here's what else going on in nerd news around the Web:
Happy Birthday, Facebook. That's right, the mega force of social networking was founded six years on Feb. 4, 2006. I can't believe that poke war has lasted this long.
The return of Sling. AT&T announced that it has finally given the green light for the SlingPlayer iPhone app to stream live over its 3G network. This means techies can now watch and control their home TVs. Rejoice.
Slackers on smartphones. Today, Slacker Radio announced the release of an app for Palm webOS smartphones including the Palm Pre, Palm Pre Plus, Palm Pixi and Palm Pixi Plus. The app is available in the U.S. and Canada.

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A flurry of bills being floated for state legislators to consider this spring may include a request for a tax break for proposed renovations at Daytona International Speedway.
A flurry of bills being floated for state legislators to consider this spring may include a request for a tax break for proposed renovations at Daytona International Speedway.
In discussing other professional sports legislation being filed in Tallahassee, House Speaker Will Weatherford told reporters Wednesday he expects tax break bills for the Speedway, the Jacksonville Jaguars stadium and a Major League Soccer arena in Orlando. Legislators already have filed a bill to give a tax break to the owners of the Miami Dolphins stadium.
"We hear rumors that there's also going to be a bill filed dealing with the Speedway, and them asking for us to partner with them to help with renovations," said Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel.
The Speedway earlier this month unveiled conceptual renderings for renovations at the 54-year-old facility that could include replacing the grandstand seating, upgrading concession areas and adding five new entrances. International Speedway Corp. is expected to vote on the proposed multiyear redevelopment later this year.
Speedway President Joie Chitwood III said the Speedway plans to sit down with legislators to explain "in more detail what we think the redevelopment is going to entail and tell them how important we think it will be to Central Florida and our community."
"We think we're a vital economic impact in Central Florida," said Chitwood, who skirted the question of whether the Speedway has talked with any legislators about possible tax breaks.
"All we did last week was unveil three images," Chitwood said. "We're going to share some details and see what happens next in the process.
"We definitely want to make sure all the right people know what we're doing. This is something we haven't done in 50 years," he said. "We've got a long list of things we have to do.
"I still have to get my company to approve it (the proposed renovation) as well," he said.
Next week, the state Senate Commerce and Tourism Committee is expected to take up a bill that would give the owners of the Dolphins stadium an annual sales tax rebate of about $3 million to pay for part of a proposed $400 million renovation.
Rep. Dwayne Taylor, D-Daytona Beach, said it only makes sense the Speedway and Jaguars stadium would be included with the Dolphins in petitioning legislators for money.
"A stand-alone bill that the Dolphins would try to get passed through probably wouldn't pass on its own," Taylor said. "They would also need the support of legislators in other areas," such as the delegations whose areas include the Speedway and the Jaguars stadium.
Proponents of tax breaks – which Taylor said have been floated before – say they are designed to promote economic activity. International Speedway Corp., which owns the Speedway, was successful at getting a federal tax break adopted as part of the recent federal legislation that avoided the fiscal cliff.
Weatherford did not take a position on the tax breaks and said he is referring all the sports team tax breaks to his Finance and Tax Subcommittee, where he expects them to be "very carefully" reviewed.
He said the tax breaks will have to be viewed as a whole and not judged individually.
"We have breathing room in our budget," Weatherford said, noting that it was limited. "We're going to have to decide what our priorities are."
Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, said his position was essentially the same as Weatherford's.
Both leaders warned that the revenue picture, while much better than in the last couple of years, isn't exactly one in which lawmakers are looking to throw money around.
"Just because we've come out of the years the locusts have eaten," Gaetz said, "doesn't mean we're in the years of milk and honey."
-- The Sarasota Herald Tribune and the News Service of Florida contributed to this report.


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Friday, November 14 - 16, 2014
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Friday, November 14 - 16, 2014
Friday, November 14 - 16, 2014
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Event starts at 5:00 pm
Thomas R. Kline School of Law
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3320 Market Street
Ever wondered what it takes to be an entrepreneur?
The professional and personal challenges, the high and lows, the failures and the success?
About Startup Weekend:
Startup Weekend is a global grassroots movement of active and empowered entrepreneurs who are learning the basics of founding startups and launching successful ventures. It is the largest community of passionate entrepreneurs, with events in over 100 countries and 600 cities around the world. From Mongolia to South Africa to London to Brazil, people around the globe are coming together for weekend long workshops to pitch ideas, form teams, and start companies.
All Startup Weekend events follow the same basic model: anyone is welcome to pitch their startup idea and receive feedback from their peers. Teams organically form around the top ideas and then it's a 54 hour frenzy of business model creation, coding, designing, and market validation. The weekends culminate with presentations in front of local entrepreneurial leaders with another opportunity for critical feedback.
Whether entrepreneurs found companies, find a co-founder, meet someone new, or learn a skill far outside their usual 9-to-5, everyone is guaranteed to leave the event better prepared to navigate the chaotic but fun world of startups. If you want to put yourself in the shoes of an entrepreneur, register now for the best weekend of your life!
Friday November 14th
5:00 pm
Arrive at the venue and get checked in
5:30 pm
Dinner & Networking
Eat food, share ideas, practice pitches, get to know fellow participants
6:30 pm
Review agenda for the weekend and discuss rules of the road
7:00 pm
Coaching Available
Evening coaches will float to help answer questions.
7:30 pm
Pitches Start
Optionally line up to give your pitch
9:00 pm
Attendees vote for the top pitches
9:30 pm
Form Teams
Teams start forming and discussing ideas
10:00 pm
Begin Work
Start to formalize teams and take an inventory of skills. Be honest, and direct about what resources and skills are needed for the weekend. You may stay and work as late as the venue will allow
Saturday November 15th
9:00 am
Arrive, simple breakfast & coffee
9:30 am
Begin Work
Teams formed and setting up workspace for the weekend
10:00 am
Coaches Available
Need help getting started? Coaches are here to help.
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
After-lunch check-in, status reports, call for help
1:00 pm
Coach Meetings
Coaches help teams one-on-one. They are here to help!
6:30 pm
7:30 pm
After-dinner check-in, status reports, call for help
10:00 pm
Finished for the day. You may stay and work as late as the venue will allow
Sunday November 16th
9:00 am
Arrive, simple breakfast & coffee
10:00 am
Coaches available to help with closure.
12:00 pm
1:00 pm
Pitch Coaching
Tune your pitch to make the most impact
3:00 pm
Presentation Prep & Tech Check
Final hours of worktime should be focused on perfecting your presentation, tech-check for final presentations also takes place
4:30 pm
5:30 pm
Final Presentations
8:00 pm
Judging & Awards
8:30 pm
9:00 pm
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Event Judges
Chuck Sacco
Entrepreneur in Residence and Director of External Relations, Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship
A technology entrepreneur, educator, public speaker, board member and advisor.
I am Entrepreneur in Residence and Director of External Relations at Drexel University's Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship and Director at the Baiada Institute for Entrepreneurship. I help students develop their startup ideas, and help bring together students and local entrepreneurs to work on startup projects. As an entrepreneur, I've founded and have helped launch a number of startups and products in the fields of enterprise software, business process management, and mobile apps.
Mike Krupit
Mike Krupit is a veteran of seven diverse startups, three IPOs, a few mergers and acquisitions, a small company turn-around - often pioneering markets, models, or technologies. He is the founding partner of Trajectify, coaching entrepreneurs of startups and small businesses. Mike is also the co-founder of IntroNet, a startup that is making introductions easier and more powerful. Recently, he was the Chief Operating Officer for Real Food Works, where he currently remains an advisor.
Dave Clarke
Founder / Lead Strategist
With AuthenticMatters, Dave creates contextual, authentic communication that drives action, resulting in satisfaction and delight. His team and network of like-minded professionals span the gamut of expertise: from design to engineering to karaoke and everything in between. That means when we dream up something awesome that requires pinpoint expertise, we've got the right people.
Coaches and Mentors
Alisha Nevā
Alisha has advised publishing, health, entertainment, and various startup companies on digital marketing and branding. She continues to help others with the digital marketing and branding in various fields (tattooing, massage, and gardening to name a few) - whenever someone comes her way with a business idea she is ready to help them attain their goals utilizing graphic design, social media, and analog marketing. She also enjoys ending most letters and messages with a <3 - because that's where the best things come from.
Jon Wagner
Jon Wagner helps startups bring innovation to market through a blend of business acumen and deep technology skills. Jon ran software development at eMoney Advisor for 13 years, where he and his team built holistic wealth management software to help advisors work with their clients better. Prior to eMoney, Jon helped build VerticalNet, a leading business-to-business provider in the early dot-com era, and moneynet.com, one of Reuters first Web properties.
Ravi Bala
Ravi Bala is a Co-Founder at HealthSignals, LLC a leader in technology solutions for better senior living. His mission and now the mission of HealthSignals, is to make a difference in a million lives through technology. His favorite expression is - Fanatical Implementation of Common Sense. Ravi is driven by the mantra of Compassionate Service. He has been a coach in over a dozen Startup Weekends and Hackfests and is a passionate fan of Entrepreneurs and Entrepreneurial Thinking. Ask him about the Capital for Good and Akshaya Patra ($15 = midday meal for a whole year for one child), the two nonprofits he is involved in because even if you don't, he will tell you about them.
Matthew Grande
Global Business & Operations Advisor
After 12+ years of loyally serving the Global Capital Markets across three continents, I have moved back to Philadelphia and discovered my new passion and mission: helping small, ambitious, and socially-conscious businesses to launch, grow, and flourish.
Bill Hargenrader
Innovation Consultant and Entrepreneur
Bill Hargenrader is a Cybersecurity Manager, Innovation Consultant and Senior Lead Technologist at Booz Allen Hamilton, a fortune 500 technology and strategy consulting firm. He is the founder of an internal corporate startup, CyberSMART, with the main product being an application that manages cybersecurity more efficiently across all levels of a client's enterprise. Bill enjoys mentoring and coaching on lean startup principles, effective messaging, and branding.
Chris Baglieri
VP Engineering, Blackfynn
Chris is a software engineer who has spent the bulk of his career in startups. He currently is the VP Engineering at Blackfynn, a startup solving complex problems in the biomedical sciences. Previously, he was VP of Engineering at SnipSnap, Principal Software Engineer at Artisan Mobile, and Principal Software Engineer at konciergeMD. He's no stranger to Startup Weekend, participating in the first two events on teams taking 1st and 2nd place respectively, and continued on to co-organize the next three events in the city. He has a passion for building things and loves helping others do the same.
Daniele Hargenrader
Daniele Hargenrader, aka the Diabetes Dominator, is co-founder of True You Fitness, an online health and wellness business. She now helps trainers and coaches set up their own successful online businesses. She is an international speaker, has presented at Fortune 100 companies, top ranked hospitals and universities, and has dedicated herself to teaching people how to live the life they imagined through optimal health and personal business growth.
Tracy Welson-Rossman
Tracey has been supporter in the tech startup community for the past 8 years. She is CMO at Chariot Solutions, a regional IT consulting firm. She is also the founder of TechGirlz, an organization dedicated to helping middle school girls understand how cool technology can be. She is currently an advisor to startups, Haydle and ROAR.
Event Sponsors, and Partners
The PHLSW team is grateful for the support of local community partners without whom this event would not be possible.
Learn how to become a sponsor here.
Organizing Team
Techstars Startup Weekend Philadelphia is 100% led by volunteer community leaders.
Learn how to get involved here
Nate Allen
CTO of Proof. Although he's been writing software since grade school, it's always been a means to an end. Ultimately he has a passion for building meaningful things. Building things to entertain, connect, or empower. He also feeds this passion by organizing and facilitating events and meetups. Like this fine Startup Weekend.


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Winner: Neria Aylward, Pembroke College
Every year, the Division awards a prize of £200 to the most outstanding IIB dissertation. The prize is named in memory of Dr Sue Benson (1955-2005), an anthropologist who lectured, supervised and directed studies in Cambridge for 26 years and was an inspiration both personally and intellectually for generations of students.
We are pleased to announce the winner for this year's Sue Benson prize is Neria Aylward (Pembroke College) with her dissertation;
'Selfies and #Sealfies: Recent Inuit activism and technologies of self-representation in Nunavut, Canada'.
On receiving the prize, Neria commented, 'Many Europeans have heard of the Canadian seal hunt. For most, it conjures images of bloody, senseless slaughter and teary-eyed seal pups. Indeed, the perceived barbarity of the hunt has elicited public criticism from celebrities including Brigitte Bardot, Paul McCartney, Pamela Anderson and Ellen DeGeneres, to name just a few. Public outcry mobilized by animal rights organizations led to an EU ban on seal products in 1983, and a reaffirmation and tightening of that ban in 2009.'
'Fewer people, when they think of the seal hunt, think of Inuit. In many ways, however, Inuit have suffered the most from the EU bans. Inuit are a circumpolar indigenous people who have relied on the seal for food, shelter, and clothing in some way or another for millennia. Since increased colonial interest in Arctic Canada took hold in the mid-twentieth century, the sale of seal furs into the international market had been a crucial lifeline for Inuit. The seal bans thus had a disastrous impact on Inuit communities that is felt acutely to the present day.'
'For my dissertation, I interviewed Inuit activists in Nunavut, Canada, who were using film, social media, and political organization to tell their side of the story. The activists I interviewed, all of whom were women, saw the seal bans as a facet of colonial oppression. They found themselves thriving as indigenous women when they spoke out for their communities, rather than having to put these identities to the side to participate in the polis. Rather than representing a place of in-betweenness, the political space itself is more than one, but less than many; indeed, this has important consequences for anthropological notions of politics and resistance.'
'I am truly honoured and grateful to be the recipient of this year's Sue Benson prize. First and foremost, my most heartfelt thanks go to the women I interviewed - Alethea, Aaju, Rachel, Elisapi and Killaq - for their generosity with their time, tea, and knowledge. Thanks also to Barbara Bodenhorn, my supervisor, for waking me up both literally and figuratively, and to Hildegard Diemberger who (among other things) tried to convince me to learn Inuktitut in my first DoS meeting. This project was challenging, fun and world-expanding from start to finish; Qujannamiik to everyone who made it that way.'


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Introduction: Laser Etched Lima Beans
Here at San Diego FabLab we needed to make some memorable takeaways with our website for a local crafts fair. Having 0 budget and only what was available in the Lab (which happened to include my weekend groceries) E came up with engraving the Lima beans I was going to have on saturday with our url... Came out pretty neat!
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Step 1: The First Try
The first time we tried it we just put the bean on the cutting bed. It flew off thanks to the air assist. So we made a 'jig' using sunday's lentils. The lentils help to both stabilize the lima bean as well as to help with leveling it (them eventually). First we tried it with one bean to get the settings right (turns out 60-80% power at 100% speed on a 35 W Epilog Mini works fine)
Step 2: Multiple Beans!
Then we went forward and placed multiple beans on our jig. But manually repositioned the jig under the laser for each bean. It worked great but was slow going.
Step 3:
Finally E made this 4X5 (we used two) grid out of cardstock. We took a wood box from Michaels, filled it with lentils, measured (Ok E Measured) and went to work! 40 beans in 3 minutes (counting populating and depopulating the jig) the orange tile you see is to level out the 'lid' of the box.
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Nicely done! I am planning on trying these. And as long as the bean is viable, it should grow. The saying will actually be on the first part of the plant that breaks soil :-) I imagine lima beans from the Planting Seeds Isle would be most likely to germinate, but I remember growing beans as a kid from the regular beans at the grocery store. Any one know what the largest easy to grow seed is? I found these commercially available a while back, but it is way cooler to personalize the message! dx.com/p/magic-bean-assorted-messages-10-pack-844003051
so cute! have you tried growing/planting them?
Lima means in Finnish slime.. :-D
Check www.guixe.com and his food design for great inspiration in this field.
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The saying "time flies when you're having fun" could not have been more accurate to describe the 12 years I spent working at the HSC Pediatric Center (HSC) in Washington, D.C. Just recently while out to dinner with a few of my former colleagues from HSC I mentioned that I had run into one of our former clients at an adult outpatient rehabilitation clinic. At that moment all of us wondered…how could it be that the little guy who we had helped teach to drive a tiny power wheelchair, was now an adult?!
A little-known secret about why pediatric therapists like working with children so much is because we get to continue to play on a daily basis and get paid for it. However, in an instant you can go from feeling like Peter Pan to realizing just how old you really are when a former client comes back into clinic to have his or her chair adjusted or replaced to meet growth needs.
In the world of pediatric wheelchairs, manufacturers have focused on developing methods for building growth into wheelchair frames for years. The primary reason is to make the wheelchair last as many years as possible while continuing to properly fit the child. Even though a wheelchair frame may have 2 to 3 inches of growth built-in to account for potential growth, accommodating growth in the wheelchair cushion may pose a problem.
The JAY GS® (Growth System) has been a fantastic option for solving the wheelchair cushion growth conundrum for years, and just recently the JAY GS was updated to better meet the needs of users. Let's take a few moments to review the JAY GS:
The base is created out of durable closed cell foam that is easily customizable when ordered or modified in the field. In addition the base comes standard with contractor cuts to protect the lower extremities.
The large well is designed to allow the client to sit at the front of the cushion initially. As the client's lower extremities grow, shelf extensions can be added to account for the increased length of the client's legs.
In order to assist a client with achieving optimum seating posture, additional positioning components including lateral pelvic supports, lateral thigh supports, and medial thigh supports can be added or removed as needed.
The JAY GS features a pressure relieving pad made of JAY Flow™ Fluid that covers the entire cushion to help with pressure management.
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