Theme!

[lauren shannon]

It's official our theme for Barcamp is

OX (Open-X) open tech, open data, open communities, open hearts and
minds, open to change, open software, open hardware, Open information,
and what all that means for now and the future.

If you want to help get things going- please come to ths this tues.
for a barcamp working group meeting after the regular THS meeting.
I will try to get there early if anyone wants to start discussing earlier.

Lauren


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[Benjamin Davis]

Open bottles!  Open cows! 

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[lauren shannon]

that is gross. and not appropriate for 10am on a nice sunday brunch day. ewwww

[James Andrews]

Wow that is a whole new kind of disgusting.

[Nava Whiteford]

yep gross! Now let me finish my glass of juice squeezed from the mammary glands of a cow and
this plate of pig parts. :)

Seriously though, if someone gives a talk on fistulated cows I think that would be really cool.

[Benjamin Davis]

Haha.  I could potentially do a talk on fistulated cows and results of knowledge on Mexican open source bio-fertilizers if people were interested in some And-Now-For-Something-Completely-Different.  I'd have to trace the connection though.  (I know that knowledge of the microbiological buddies present in different parts of cows' digestive tracts eventually led to proactive use of said microbes in making high quality homemade biofertilizers, but I'm not 100% sure how much knowledge of microbiological environments of different cow stomachs actually resulted from building of the actual windows into said stomachs.  Probably a good deal?) 

[Chris Shannon]

but probably noone would be interested in that, at all.

c

[Benjamin Davis]

You sure?  I could acquire a cow rumen and make some stinky-ass fermentation buckets on site... :D

[Richard Frankum]

On Sun, Oct 7, 2012 at 9:56 AM, Benjamin Davis
<davis.be...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Open bottles!

From the "Why do you climb the RFID mountain? Because it's there!" department:
http://www.start-cap.com/

> Open cows!

Used to live next door to one of these. They do some crazy things at
the UCD School of Vet Medicine.

I'd listen to a presentation about it. Probably wouldn't participate
in a stinky bucket demo.

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