Hi Donna,

If you want to meet Linux users, you should check out SCaLe.
http://scale7x.socallinuxexpo.org/

Chris...

On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 4:22 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

>   Hi LinuxUsers,
>
> Below is a message I made up for the homeschooling lists I belong to. Would
> love to meet up with you at one of the local interations of
> the lectures. Would love to peak your interest in the projects the Hawthorne
> Center is in to.
>
> Donna
>
> ============================
>
> Hi All,
>
> The Hawthorne Center for Innovation, located in the Fontana area of the
> Inland Empire, has been supporting (for the past 6+years) the work of Ben
> Cooper (Senior Research Scientist-in-Residence here at the Hawthorne Center
> for Innovation) as he has been doing original research in the areas of
> computer hardware (he has developed a non-binary architecture) / software
> development (as well as in the area of sustainable energy production
> - currently, he is also perfecting the design for a solar-powered turbine
> engine he has invented).
>
> For the last 3 years, Ben has been teaching a group of homeschoolers about
> the benefits of working with a free version of the Smalltalk programming
> language: Squeak  - the language Ben considers the language of the
> future. (Some of you may have met Ben at past CHN Expos or at past
> Ontario-based Home School Fairs).
>
> Next week there will be 5 chances for those in the SoCal area who would
> like to get an introduction to Smalltalk to hear more about it. James Foster
> will be making presentations where questions you may have on the efficacy of
> Smalltalk can be answered. Read about what he has to say about Smalltalk:
> http://programminggems.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/socal/
>
>
>
>    - Monday, February 16, at Caltech for the Los Angeles Smalltalk User's
>    Group <http://lastug.zwiki.org/LASTUGWiki>
>    - Tuesday, February 17, at 11:00 AM in Room 146 of the Price Science
>    Complex at La Sierra University<http://www.lasierra.edu/departments/cs/>
>    - Tuesday, February 17, at 7:00 PM in Room A-826 of Nichol Hall at Loma
>    Linda University <http://llu.edu/map/>
>    - Wednesday evening, February 18, for San Diego's Ruby 
> Community<http://sdruby.com/>(details forthcoming)
>    - Thursday, February 19, at UCLA for the Los Angeles Ruby/Rails Meetup
>    Group <http://ruby.meetup.com/84/>
>
>
> We, here at the Hawthorne Center, will, in a couple of months, be *finally
> * launching a site for uploading all of history - based on my 20 years of
> historical research and Ben's just finished "fuzzy" cloud-based web
> framework written in Smalltalk. Ben's framework is even more revolutionary
> than the one that James Foster will be presenting  - Ben's is scaleable so
> as to have the potential to become the biggest website on the Internet.
> Also, over the next couple of months, Ben will finish coding a web framework
> that will allow "the rest of us" to create their own website with drag-and
> drop elements available in the above-mentioned Squeak version of Smalltalk.
>
> (Ben and I plan to be at the Caltech, La Sierra U, and Loma Linda U
> presentations if you would like to meet up with us and get the specifics of
> what we are up to. Or, feel free to contact me anytime).
>
> Hope to make contact with you,
>
> Donna Schrokosch,
> Founder, Hawthorne Center for Innovation
> donna @hawcenter.org
> 909-350-0311
>
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