Music at the conference?
Corey Haines
interested in bringing some instruments and possibly playing? I know
that I'll be bringing my guitar just to have with me.
-corey
Jim Holmes
You don't want me anywhere near an instrument, but if the response
here is positive I can check into getting one of the breakout rooms
set up with juice for electric guitars, basses, hedge trimmers, or
whatever else folks need.
Kevin Schroeder
Kevin
BPr...@quicksolutions.com
A note of personal related history:
Keyboards do not like juice. I've had to replace mine two or three times.
<A famous orange juice and laptop incident.>
Thanks.
Brian H Prince, <mvp architect>
Application Development Practice Manager, Quick Solutions, Inc.
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Duane Collicott
a portable keyboard (my main instrument) at the moment.
Maybe I'll bring the concertina and penny whistle. Do they serve Guiness
there?
Jim Holmes
I'm fairly sure one of the bars there has Guiness!
On Nov 18, 12:39 pm, "Duane Collicott" <duane.collic...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Corey Haines
acoustic guitar, but I think we can accommodate everyone's style.
James Bender
my guitar or my bass. I have a keyboard, but it is too big and heavy.
James
Corey Haines
BPr...@quicksolutions.com
Does it have a 'V' key?
Thanks.
Brian H Prince, <mvp architect>
Application Development Practice Manager, Quick Solutions, Inc.
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Corey Haines
mics around the Cleveland area; I might be able to lug out a PA and
microphone, if I can find a friend's larger car to borrow.
If we can find a place that will allow us to drink at the same time, I
think we could make a pretty good party out of it. I know that there
is a tradition of jam fests at Tech Ed, and the Agile conference had
one in 1994. If it works out at codemash, maybe we could start our
own.
-Corey
BPr...@quicksolutions.com
Not promising anything, but maybe this could be part of the attendee party Thursday evening.
Thanks.
Brian H Prince, <mvp architect>
Application Development Practice Manager, Quick Solutions, Inc.
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James Bender
Michael Letterle
would sure like to listen. I fully expect generous amounts of filk to
be involved, maybe someone can get up to the mic and freestyle some
nerdcore?
Jay R. Wren
--
j
Corey Haines
"performing," as much as sitting around jamming. Everyone is good
enough for that. :)
On Nov 30, 2007 10:52 AM, Michael Letterle <michael....@gmail.com> wrote:
>
Luc
core; i like funk drumming. Anyway, I'll talk the wife wife into
letting me bring the minivan and it'll take me back to the "band
touring days". :)
This will be fun! I'm thinking we're gonna need some video feeds for
this event. :) Somebody should write a CodeMash song and we'll all
wing it. :)
Just ideas...
Luc
On Dec 1, 10:42 am, "Corey Haines" <coreyhai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Bring your instrument, anyway. I can't imagine that we are going to be
> "performing," as much as sitting around jamming. Everyone is good
> enough for that. :)
>
Corey Haines
mic if someone has room for it. I can't fit it in my shoebox of a car.
Luc
not my whole get-up (basics include: snare, 2 mounted toms, 1 floor
tom, kick bass, hi-hat, 2 crash's, & ride) I'll bring my woodblock and
cowbell too. :) Where/when should we meet to discuss details? I'm
gettin' all excited! :D
Luc
On Dec 1, 1:14 pm, "Corey Haines" <coreyhai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Luc, are you coming from the cleveland area? I can bring an amp and a
> mic if someone has room for it. I can't fit it in my shoebox of a car.
>
Corey Haines
-Corey
Matthew K. Williams
On Sat, 2007-12-01 at 09:58 -0800, Luc wrote:
> This will be fun! I'm thinking we're gonna need some video feeds for
> this event. :) Somebody should write a CodeMash song and we'll all
> wing it. :)
You had to mention it. And me being an incorrigible filker and all.....
Here's my ever so humble submission:
"Coder Mash"
TTTO: Monster Mash
Words by Matt Williams, 20071204
(Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution License)
I was working on my code late one night
When my eyes beheld an eerie sight
For my server's access logs began to rise
And suddenly to my surprise
It did the mash
It did the coder mash
The coder mash
It was a hacker smash
It did the mash
It caught on like a flash
It did the mash
It did the coder mash
>From my laboratory in the college east
To the left coast bayside where the hackers feast
The geeks all came from their enterprise jobs
To get a jolt from mad doctor dobbs
They did the mash
They did the coder mash
The coder mash
It was a hacker smash
They did the mash
It caught on like a flash
They did the mash
They did the coder mash
The wilfers were having fun
The party had just begun
The guests included Neil Ford
Scott Preston and "old Chris Judd"
The scene was rockin', all were digging the talks
Ruby on Rails, Python, groovy grails rock
The Android-builders were about to arrive
And the famous group, "The Silverlight Five"
They played the mash
They played the coder mash
The coder mash
It was a hacker smash
They played the mash
It caught on like a flash
They played the mash
They played the coder mash
Out from his session, Scott's voice did ring
Seems he was troubled by just one thing
He looked on the net and shook his fist
And said, "Whatever happened to my power user's tool list?"
It's at the mash
It's at the coder mash
The coder mash
And it's a hacker smash
It's at the mash
It's caught on like a flash
It's at the mash
It's at the coder mash
Now everything's cool, Scott's a part of the band
And the coder mash is the hit of the land
For you, the hackers, this mash was meant too
When you get to code mash, tell them Jim Holmes sent you
Then you can mash
Then you can coder mash
The coder mash
And do my hacker smash
Then you can mash
You'll catch on like a flash
Then you can mash
Then you can coder mash
Jim Holmes
This is awesome!
Melissa Insko
I'm not even a computer geek and I laughed my butt off!
Brilliant! :-)
Melissa Insko
See, this is why I'm in charge of families and NOTHING computer-wise!
Ha! (Can't even read a blog.... LOL).
Jay R. Wren
I love CodeMash - to the tune of Madonna's I Love New York.
I don't like conferences
but I like codemash
other meetings
make me feel like trash
Comdex is for people who like to sleep
the boring cobolfest, baby you can keep
Other conferences sometimes make me mad
other places tend to make me sad
no other conference can make me glad
except codemash
I love codemash
if you don't like my attitude
then you can write whitespace code
or go to the extreme
and write b.f. in c-mode
codemash is not for little kiddies who script
if you can't stand the heat, then get off of my street
Other conferences sometimes make me mad
other places tend to make me sad
no other conference makes me glad
except code mash
I love code mash
--
j
Michael Letterle
What A Wondeful CodeMash
=====================
I see Pythons of green ... Red Rubies too
I see them run ... for me and for you
And I think to myself, I'll give it a whirl
I see Monsters of Blue ... Macs of white
Bright hackers code ... Drinking all night
And I think to myself, I'll give it a whirl
All the different logos ... on screens they fly
Are also on the swag ... of Vendors going by
I see sales men pitching products ... saying how do you do?
They're realling saying ... I'm selling to you.
I hear zealots cry ... I watch them grow
They'd learn much more .. if they'd just let go
And I think to myself ... I'll give it a whirl
Yes I think to myself ... I'll give it a whirl
Matthew K. Williams
How about this one? Verses can be added ad nauseum.
Are you going to Code Mash this year?
TTTO: Scarbourough Faire
Are you going to Code Mash this year?
Ruby, C, dot netters are fine
Remember me to one who codes there
He once was a true friend of mine
Tell him to code me a jvm stack
Ruby, C, dot netters are fine
Without C++ nor a byte-op code
And then he'll be a true friend of mine
Tell him to create a new paradigm
Ruby, C, dot netters are fine
Which blends agile and waterfall minds
And then he'll be a true friend of mine
Tell him to perform a webserver feat
Ruby, C, dot netters are fine
Which runs within a half K so neat
And then he'll be a true friend of mine
Jason Gilmore
Jason
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Jason Gilmore
CodeMash Speaker Coordinator
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Jay R. Wren
To the tune of Fonzirelli's Moonlight Party (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqM1FXGNDX0 ):
Codemash moonlight party:
Programming in moonlight,
Coding until sunrise.
I'm not leaving from the keyboard.
I sang this to my daughter nearly all day on Sunday. She likes the tune.
--
Jay
Jim
> I know that we have a lot of musicians in our community; is anyone
> interested in bringing some instruments and possibly playing? I know
> that I'll be bringing my guitar just to have with me.
bring. Looking forward to some good jam time.
-- Jim Weirich
Luc
here... it's not my intention. :P really, i'm not _that_ good, i guess
i should have said "i can keep a steady beat and improvise when
needed". :D
anyway, where/when should we get together with all of this? I'm coming
from columbus wednesday night, but have some obligations with setting
up my booth for exhibiting hours and have some other things I'll be
doing. I'll need to check my schedule for free time, but i'm very
interested in some ad hoc jammin. i would like to make it clear that I
don't really want my drumset to be accessible to the entire public as
a 'free for all' set... i've done that before and don't want to do it
again. Of course I don't mind if people play it, but i will not be
leaving it setup for all to play whenever they want. (just putting
that out there). :)
anyway, we can start a new thread or keep this one going, but i'd like
to know what to expect with this as far as when and where we'll be
setting up and so on...
Luc