Linux WorkshopCome and get your questions about Linux answered. We have experts on hand to fix problems and answer questions about Ubuntu and FOSS. Bring your system in so we can help you get the most from your FOSS.

The Project Fibonacci Lifestream Speaker Series: A Salute to Veterans – Come see a live performance of the emotional true story “Beyond Glory” by renowned actor Stephen Lang.

STEPHEN LANG IS AN ACTOR RENOWNED FOR HIS PERFORMANCES ON STAGE, SCREEN AND TELEVISION…

On film, Lang is perhaps best known for his role as ‘Colonel Miles Quaritch’ in James Cameron’s seminal 2009 film Avatar.  Lang is reprising that role in Cameron’s several sequels, which began filming in 2017. In 2016, he starred to critical acclaim as ‘The Blind Man’ in writer-director Fede Alvarez’s hit thriller Don’t Breathe. He stars in director Joe Begos’ action-horror film VFW, to be released by RLJE Films next year.

Recent film roles include Braven, opposite Jason Momoa, and director Scott Cooper’s Hostiles, opposite Christian Bale. Lang’s extensive film credits include Band of Robbers, Last Exit to Brooklyn, Tombstone, Gettysburg, Gods and Generals, Public Enemies, White Irish Drinkers, Christina, A Good Marriage, Manhunter, Band of the Hand andConan the Barbarian.

Stephen Lang is also an award-winning playwright. He received the “Special Jury Prize for Acting” at the 2016 Phoenix Film Festival for his performance documentary Beyond Glory, which tracks the ten year odyssey behind his acclaimed solo performance piece about eight Medal of Honor recipients. The documentary was executive produced and presented by Lightstorm Entertainment principals, James Cameron and Jon Landau, and was acquired for distribution by Gravitas Ventures. Beyond Glory, the play itself, has received the NEA Chairman’s Medal for Distinguished Service, and the Bob Hope Award from the Congressional Medal of Honor Society, which honors Lang’s accurate portrayal of the American fighting man.

On television Lang portrayed fan-favorite ‘Waldo’ in the first two seasons of AMC’s genre-bending martial arts series, Into the Badlands. His television credits include regular roles on Steven Spielberg’s Terra Nova, and Michael Mann’s classic Crime Story, as well as celebrated portrayals of Babe Ruth in NBC’s biopic, Babe Ruth, and ‘Happy’ in Death of a Salesman, with Dustin Hoffman.

His extensive work on the New York stage includes A Few Good Men, The Speed of Darkness, Defiance, Death of a Salesman, The Guys, Hamlet, and 101 performances at The Roundabout Theater of his solo play, Beyond Glory, which he has also toured and continues to tour around the country. Theatre awards and nominations include The Tony, Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Joseph Jefferson, Helen Hayes, and Outer Critics Circle Awards.

Interested in starting a business? Want to talk to others who have? Join us for the 1st annual “Made @ ADK” presented by SUNY Adirondack.

SUNY Adirondack is full of success stories! Celebrate National Entrepreneurship Day with us as we showcase local entrepreneurs who were Made at ADK. Dr. Duffy will speak at 10am and our Keynote, J. Buck Bryan, will speak at 1pm. We hope to see you there!

-Speakers include J. Buck Bryan and Dr. Kristine Duffy

-SUNY Adirondack Student and Alumni Business Showcases

-Light Refreshments!

Think, Link, Launch (formerly Breaking Down the Silos) brings together the local business community for networking over drinks and hors d’oeuvres. A brief IBM-sponsored pitch competition integrated into the event allows startups to share their ideas. Round two pitches resume in January, November’s TLL will consist solely of networking.

Register here: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07egol8rw79d287c3d&oseq=&c=&ch=

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

In this Koffman Workshop you will hear from Jeremy Ruch, founder and CEO of Bandalier. Bandalier provides growing tech companies on-demand inside sales teams. Ruch has trained his 30+ employees the emotional triggers that cause prospects to become buyers, and techniques to convert leads to loyal customers. Now, you can learn these methods from this entrepreneurial sales master.

Register here: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07egp5zddad6bc59ba&oseq=&c=&ch=

The 2019-20 eLab cohort and Cornell Engineering’s Commercialization Fellows will pitch their businesses and progress made during through the program to C-suite entrepreneurs and investors.

RSVP:  cnybac@upstate.edu

Presenter:  Since 1981 Mike Lynch has worked almost exclusively in the Medical Device industry. Mike’s career started as a design and manufacturing engineer responsible for high volume disposable products. He progressed to leadership positions in R&D, product development, manufacturing, and marketing with a number of medical device companies spanning a diverse spectrum of products. Throughout Mike’s career he has led the implementation of product development, design control, and quality management systems.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Join us at Foundry on the first Tuesday of every month, where we typically feature two web-tech talks each month. We welcome community members of all experience levels and any loosely “web” related interests. Whether you’re a freelance programmer, a student of graphic design, or an HR representative for a technology company — we hope you’ll come join us for pizza, beer, and casual conversation! Here are some links to our slack channel and our Trello if you need ’em: Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/ithacawebpeople/shared_invite/enQtNDM1OTIzNDA2MzkwLWNiYmExM2MyMTk4MTg0ZDQyYTRkYTk4NmE2NWUwNjdhNjIwM2Y3MjNkOGE5YzAwZDI5MDRhNWQyZTkxNjc1NjkTrello: https://trello.com/invite/b/oRS3Qyj0/1f1461479d8a1d1d2ab6b14fd4fb25df/ithaca-web-people-talks

On the first Tuesday of each month we have our Open Night. It starts with a very short (15 min) business meeting and then we open the floor to members. Members give a short presentation bragging about the cool things they have accomplished in the past month or shamefully admit they have failed.
So come out and meet the geeks.

Rochester 2600 is an information-security / hacker meetup that meets regularly at the hackerspace, Interlock Rochester. It’s a loosely organized group that hangs out, does presentations related to security and technology, and discusses a variety of topics throughout the night. All are welcome. Agenda usually includes: * a monthly information security news that’s relevant * [Usually] at least one presentation on a hacker-ish topic. Visit https://www.rochester2600.com for this month’s meeting details

Join us at Silver Screen Coworks on December 10, 2019 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm as we discuss the Voice Search Revolution.

As of right now there’s 312 million internet users in the U.S. alone conducting over 1 billion voice searches per month. But they’re also doing much more than asking mundane questions. They’re ordering groceries through their Google Homes, requesting commonly selected goods from Amazon through Alexa, and finding a favorite new restaurant while in the car through Siri.

To better put it into perspective, 50% of all internet searches will be conducted through voice search by 2020.

This workshop will cover the ways in which Voice Search Readiness will affect website SEO, sales and your businesses’ visibility on the web.

There will be demonstrations on how Voice Search benefits your business along with free Visibility Reports that indicate how voice ready your business is.

RSVP now to reserve your slot!

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Connect online with other entrepreneurial alumni for an exclusive UAlbany networking event, December 11, 12-1p.m. Participants will be able to share advice with and gain feedback from fellow entrepreneurs while expanding their professional networks. Alumni may participate in up to six 10-minute text chats. Watch this brief video for a full explanation of how this virtual networking event will work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBi0FoUePeE

-Make relevant connections with people in your area and across the globe.

-Discover new professional opportunities.

-Meet people you’d never have the chance to connect with otherwise.

-All the benefits of networking with none of the travel, name tags or awkward conversations!

-Join for as long as you’d like! Stay for 10 minutes or the full time.

The Wireless Meetup (Formerly the SDR Meetup) will be for people to learn more about Software Defined Radios, RF transmissions, and any kinds of wireless communications you can think of. We have some SDR units available if you’d like to learn or bring in your project to play with.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Linux WorkshopCome and get your questions about Linux answered. We have experts on hand to fix problems and answer questions about Ubuntu and FOSS. Bring your system in so we can help you get the most from your FOSS.

Weekly meetup for Interlock Members (and their guests) to come and visit, work on their projects, or share what they’ve been working on. It’s open to visitors but the First Tuesday’s of the month are the best time to visit if this is your first time.

Rochester 2600 is an information-security / hacker meetup that meets regularly at the hackerspace, Interlock Rochester. It’s a loosely organized group that hangs out, does presentations related to security and technology, and discusses a variety of topics throughout the night. All are welcome. Agenda usually includes: * a monthly information security news that’s relevant * [Usually] at least one presentation on a hacker-ish topic. Visit https://www.rochester2600.com for this month’s meeting details

Join us at Foundry on the first Tuesday of every month, where we typically feature two web-tech talks each month. We welcome community members of all experience levels and any loosely “web” related interests. Whether you’re a freelance programmer, a student of graphic design, or an HR representative for a technology company — we hope you’ll come join us for pizza, beer, and casual conversation! Here are some links to our slack channel and our Trello if you need ’em: Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/ithacawebpeople/shared_invite/enQtNDM1OTIzNDA2MzkwLWNiYmExM2MyMTk4MTg0ZDQyYTRkYTk4NmE2NWUwNjdhNjIwM2Y3MjNkOGE5YzAwZDI5MDRhNWQyZTkxNjc1NjkTrello: https://trello.com/invite/b/oRS3Qyj0/1f1461479d8a1d1d2ab6b14fd4fb25df/ithaca-web-people-talks

On the first Tuesday of each month we have our Open Night. It starts with a very short (15 min) business meeting and then we open the floor to members. Members give a short presentation bragging about the cool things they have accomplished in the past month or shamefully admit they have failed.
So come out and meet the geeks.