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CyborgCamp Registration System is Online

caseorganic — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 00:50:03 +0000

If you haven’t already, please purchase your ticket for CyborgCamp. This ticket covers food and lets us know you’ll be there.
It’s important that you register as early as possible, the ticket costs $10 person before Wednesday December 3rd, 2008, at Noon. If you register afterwards, the ticket before $20. The form is secure and accepts credit cards.

>>Click here to buy a ticket<<

Important: Ticket deadline is December 3rd at Noon. Afterwards, ticket price is increased to $20/person.

The $10 ticket is for food, and because we want to know how many people to order food for.
Formal conference speakers (BIll Derouchey, Ward Cunningham, Hideshi Hamaguchi, and Lia Hollander) and Sponsors do not have to pay or register, but can if they can if they wish to contribute to the CyborgCamp fund/food items (if you’re a sponsor and have already purchased a ticket, I can refund you if you wish).
All unconference session speakers must pay.
5 student tickets are available. If you’d like one, please contact me (see contact info below).
The reason we’re charging $20 on the 3 days before the vent is simply to get you to register before then. We’d still like people to be able to register — but we want to know how many people are going to come to the event 3 days before we have the event.
If you’re tuning into the live streaming, there is no need to register.
If you’re not registered, you won’t be able to attend the event. Plus, we won’t have a badge for you. This will be sad. Registering on Upcoming is only for approximation purposes and does not count as real registration.

Questions? Extraneous needs? Contact Amber Case at caseorganic@gmail.com, CyborgCamp on Twitter, or Caseorganic on Twitter.

Online Registration for CyborgCamp PDX ’08 is Now Open

caseorganic — Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:49:32 +0000

Yes — that’s right. You can now register for CyborgCamp online at CubeSpace’s website. Registration costs $10, and that goes to cover delicious food. If we didn’t serve delicious food, the event would be free — but delicious food is generally a good thing to keep the mind going, so we decided it was imperative to have it.

I’m not sure how many people are going to dive to register, but around 80 people RSVP’d on Yahoo’s Upcoming, so we’re expecting a sizeable amount to fully register with this official little registration button you see here. You can pay with your credit card.

CyborgCamp Logo Finished

caseorganic — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:28:32 +0000

We are excited to inform you that the logos for CyborgCamp PDX 2008 are finalized. They were created by the talented and witty Tyler Sticka, an award-winning Portland designer. If you like his work for CyborgCamp, you should check out Sticka’s other work. It is fascinating.

What Next?

We’re getting the registration set up so that we can provide a way for everyone to pay for their food. Else, we’re not going to know how much to order. We’re thinking delicious Greek food — because Greek food is brain food. And until we get super-hyper brain speed modulator implants, we’re still limited by our brain’s ability to think in real-time.

We’ll keep you posted on developments as they happen. Of course, you can get really quick updates (and sweet news on Cyborgs from all over the web) by following @cyborgcamp on Twitter.

Want to Volunteer?

We’re in need of four more volunteers to help out at CubeSpace at 7Am for setup. If you’d like to get a series of coffee injections and help us carry pieces of furniture around the venue with a bunch of awesome people, please contact Amber Case at caseorganic@gmail.com, or you can message her on Twitter @caseorganic.

If you’d like to volunteer with any other aspect of the camp, check out the planning wiki on CyborgCamp.org.

RSVP on Upcoming

Until we get the registration system ready, RSVP on Upcoming to let us know you’re going!