6:00pm
Demo: AskItOnline.com (Kaitlyn McLachlan, Clear Sky Media, http://www.askitonline.com)

6:15pm
Demo: GigPark (Pema Hegan, Noah Godfrey, http://www.gigpark.com)

6:30pm
Demo: Mono Project .NET Development on a Mac (Geoff Norton, http://www.mono-project.com/)

6:45pm
Demo: PlanetEye (Butch Langlois, http://www.planeteye.com)

7:00pm
Demo: SceneCaster (Alain Chesnais, http://www.scenecaster.com)

7:15pm
20 minute break

7:35pm
Ignite: The Future Is Simple (Geo Perdis, http://mediaworks.ca/)

7:50pm
Social Services Mashup (Clara Severino, UofT, Partnership) 

8:05pm
How to Rock SXSW (Rannie Turingan, http://PhotoJunkie.ca)

8:20pm
The State of Wireless in Canada Sucks (Tom Purves, http://wirelessnorth.ca/)

8:35pm
Leveraging Wide Open (Mike Beltzner, http://www.mozilla.com)

8:40pm
20 minute wrap up and social

9:00pm - 11:00pm
Duke of Westminster (http://westminster.thedukepubs.ca/) will have finger foods for us and is staying open an extra hour so you can get your drink on :)

Date: Monday, February 25th, 2008
Time: 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Location: Toronto Board of Trade, 1 First Canadian Place, Toronto, ON
Cost: Free (cash bar if you're thirsty)

Dinner will be served, the Demos will be excellent, the Ignites will ignite, and then we'll adjourn to The Duke of Westminster for more food and drinks.

As always, details are available at on the BarCamp's  DemoCampToronto17 page, 'tickets' are at Eventbrite, and those wishing to sign up for a demo or ignite session can do so via the Wufoo DemoCamp form.

We've seen a lot of turnover at recent DemoCamps and we're always happy to welcome new faces into the crowd. Since this is the first DemoCamp of 2008, we're going to change the old "bring a new person" rule around a bit and ask everyone to "bring a new person AND an old friend who hasn't been out in a while". Things have changed a lot since our humble beginnings around the BubbleShare board room table, so let's bring them back and show them what's new!

Lastly, we're always looking for individuals or companies who would like to put up $200 and help make the event possible. If you're interested, please contact me directly and I can give you a rundown of what's involved.

Hope to see everyone there!

SciBarCamp is a gathering of scientists, artists, and technologists for a weekend of talks and discussions. It will take place at Hart House at the University of Toronto on the weekend of March 15-16.

Bringing the academic and entrepreneurial communities together is one of Greg's big passions and this event is a clear move in that direction. Should be a lot of fun! Plus, it's sponsored by our friends at MindTouch who make the awesome DekiWiki, and if past evenings out with AaronF and the crew are any indication, this should be good! Hopefully they'll make it up for the weekend.

DemoCampToronto14
Monday, September 17, 2007 6:00 pm ET - 9:00 pm ET
Toronto Board of Trade

We're trying a new venue out this time, with the generous support of the BoT (who are subsidizing their regular rental fee for the room). We're also trying out a new format, featuring 6 demos (5 minutes for demo/5 minutes for questions), followed by 6 Ignite! style presentations. If you'd like to demo or do a presentation, contact the esteemed David Crow, keeper of the DemoCamp flame. See you there!