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The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- Kansasfest 2011 The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 Welcome to Rockhurst University, and KansasFest 2011! The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 Online Session Interaction Tools, and Schedule Aids: BackChan.nl Have a question or a comment about the current session? Wondering what others are saying? Use your wireless device to visit http://kfest.backchan.nl/ where you can anonymously submit questions and vote other audience members' submissions up or down. Presenters will review this channel to address what's on their audience's mind. Guidebooks.app Wondering who's selling what or what session is when? Get the KansasFest schedule, Rockhurst map, exhibitor list, and more in one convenient package on your iOS device. Download the free Guidebooks app at http://snipurl.com/guidebooks Event Schedule Online As usual, the schedule is available online, and should be periodically checked for updates/changes/additions, etc. You know how things change.. http://www.kansasfest.org/category/schedule/ Accommodations Corcoran East: Corcoran West: The Active Section The Quiet Section Who Where Who Where Blakeney, Jeff Anderson, Anne Diaz, Tony Anderson, Margaret Dore, Scott Barron, Melissa Drucker, Ivan Bishop, Bob Elmore, George Briel, Vince Fahey, Sean Damewood, Loren Gagne, Ken Dreher, Richard Haye, Martin Eastman, Edward Hellinger, Matthew Kenyon, Robert Johnson, Ian Knoblock, Carl G Karatsoridis, Stavros Knoblock, Sharon L Kent, Michael Miller, Scott Kruszyna, Daniel Nichols, Dean LaPlante, Mark O'Reilly, James T. Littlejohn, James Schmenk, David Maginnis, Mike Weyhrich, Steven Mitchell, Kirk Molloy, Andrew Restrooms: Nelson, Greg The male facility is located on the Neubauer, Peter Active side and the Female facility is Rucker, Eric located on the Quiet side. Scott, Jason Shepherd, Eric Vanston, Carrington Quiet side Quiet Hours: Weiss, Geoff 10PM (2200) - 7AM (0700) July 19th - 24th, 2011 - Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO. The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 Address / Phone Information for various venues and locations: Kansas City International Airport - KMCI 601 Brasilia Avenue Kansas City, MO (816) 243-5237 http://www.flykci.com Flight Tracking: By airline, airport, or aircraft ID: http://www.flightaware.com Rockhurst University 1100 Rockhurst Road Kansas City, MO 64110 (816) 501-4000 http://www.rockhurst.edu Jack Stack - Tuesday evening meal, carpool from Rockhurst. 101 W. 22 St Kansas City, MO 64108 (816) 472-7427 http://www.jackstackbbq.com/info.asp?ii=12 Lidia’s - Saturday evening meal, carpool from Rockhurst. 101 West 22nd Street Kansas City, MO 64108 (816) 221-3722 http://www.souplantation.com/locations/restaurant.aspx?store_id=79 Apple Store - Friday night group outing, carpool from Rockhurst. 4529 West 119th Street Suite #283 Leawood, KS 66209 (913) 234-9800 http://www.apple.com/retail/leawood AMC Ward Parkway - Saturday Night Movie, carpool from Rockhurst. 8600 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64114 (888) 262-4386 http://www.amcentertainment.com/WardParkway July 19th - 24th, 2011 - Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO. The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 ================= Tuesday, July 19 ================= 0800- MCI Peikop Endropov - ride sharing to/from airport 1100-1600 CH Registration 1830-2100 JS Jack Stack Dinner Outing =================== Wednesday, July 20 =================== 0700- CH HackFest 2011 Begins 0730-0830 CF Breakfast at Rockhurst 0900-1230 CH Open Forum & Wind up the air conditioning 1200-1300 CH The Great KFest Kookout - Kirk Mitchell, head kook Enjoy the BBQ and get to know your fellow Apple II nuts. 1300-1400 CH Late Registration at Corcoran Hall Computer set up, get your Internet fix. Turn on the AC and fill the ice chests. If you didn't yet, you will now. Quick run to the store! 1400-1600 CH KansasFest 2011 Keynote - Bob Bishop Bob, co-founder of Apple's R&D lab, is part of the early history of the Apple computer and has developed numerous commercial software titles, worked side-by-side with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, written a book on assembly language programming, and published articles in most Apple II magazines. Bob has lived what most of us only dream about, and he has the stories to prove it. 1600-1700 CH Free time - extra time to hang out with keynote speaker 1700-1800 CF Dinner at Rockhurst 1830-1930 CH Session - Today in iOS - Rob Walch Rob Walch of Today in iOS podcast joins us for a look at tips, tricks, and the latest in Apple’s iOS and related hardware. For the latest revision, this schedule is available online at http://www.kansasfest.org/calendar/ July 19th - 24th, 2011 - Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO. The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 =========================== Wednesday, July 20 (Cont.) =========================== 2000-2100 CH Juiced.GS Reception - "Pizza for the Masses" - sponsored by Juiced.GS , The last remaining Apple II journal in print, and the Pizza Gnomes of Kansas City 2100-2230 CH Bite The Bag - a time-honored KFest classic - Geoff Weiss How low can you go? You don't have to be Bilbo Baggins to play this game. This is something that you can really sink your teeth in. Pick up a paper bag with only one limb on the ground. The bag gets shorter and shorter in every round. Who will be crowned champion? Who will sing the soggy paper bag blues? 2300-? Late Night Run to Steak and Shake Run, Jack in the Box, etc. - Why Sleep? May occur on this night or any other. ================== Thursday, July 21 ================== 0730-0830 CF Breakfast at Rockhurst 0900-0930 CH Session - Tour of Apple II built in Minecraft - Steven Weyhrich A tour of a scale model of an Apple II Plus, built in the game Minecraft. 0945-1030 CH Session - LOGO: History and Programming - Peter Neubauer The LOGO programming language, best known for "turtle graphics," was popular on the Apple II, especially in classrooms. LOGO is more than a child's game. It's a sophisticated programming language and a serious educational tool for teaching mathematics backed by decades of research on learning theory. Join me to discuss the history of LOGO and for a tutorial introduction to the language. For the latest revision, this schedule is available online at http://www.kansasfest.org/calendar/ July 19th - 24th, 2011 - Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO. The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 ========================== Thursday, July 21 (Cont.) ========================== 1045-1145 CH Session - Escape from the Homebrew Computer Club - David Schmenk Escape from the Homebrew Computer Club is a modern(ish) raycasted 2 1/2 D game for the Apple II. I will describe how I came up with the concept, the technology designed in it, and how to play it. 1200-1300 CF Lunch at Rockhurst 1315-1330 CH Juiced.GS staff photo Anyone who has contributed to Juiced.GS since our last staff photo is invited to gather for a group picture. 1345-1430 CH Session - Golden Age of Apple II panel - Jason Scott (moderator), Bob Bishop, Steven Weyhrich, Geoff Weiss The Apple II was in production from 1977 to 1993. From early interest to broad adoption to being over shadowed by the Mac, followed by cancellation, diehard support, and retrocomputing revitalization, the machine has survived many eras and purposes. What was the golden age of the Apple II? What constituted its heyday, and how long did it last -- assuming it's already over, or has even happened? Jason Scott will moderate this panel consisting of Bob Bishop (Apple Computer Inc.), Steve Weyhrich (Apple II History), and Geoff Weiss ( Juiced.GS ). 1445-1530 CH Session - Using disk images on the Apple IIgs - Geoff Weiss Over the past few years, there have been developments which allow greater support of disk images on the IIgs. There will be a demonstration of the latest technology with such products as MountIt by Brutal Deluxe and the SmartportVHD by Cédric Peltier. 1545-1645 CH Session - Vintage Apple Advertisements - Mike Maginnis An open-for-discussion look at early Apple television advertisements, including Apple II and III, Macintosh and Newton. 1700-1800 CF Dinner at Rockhurst 1830-2100 CH Workshop - A2MP3 Workshop Build Vince Briel’s newest kit, an Apple II card that can play MP3 files loaded via a USB memory stick. Advanced registration and fee was required for this workshop. All are welcome to watch. 1830-2100 CH Check out other's hardware, software and computers. Get help with yours, explore Internet, etc. 2130 CH Ryan Suenaga Memorial Krispy Kreme Night Come enjoy some warm donuts and cold milk, as Ryan would've wanted. A donation jar will be available, with 100% of the proceeds going toward his scholarship fund. 2200 CH KFest Planning Committee Meeting 2300-? Late Night Run to Steak and Shake Run, Jack in the Box, etc. - Why Sleep? May occur on this night or any other. For the latest revision, this schedule is available online at http://www.kansasfest.org/calendar/ July 19th - 24th, 2011 - Rockhurst University - Kansas City, MO. The Power ][ Be Your Best -=- II Infinitum -=- KansasFest 2011 ================ Friday, July 22 ================ 0730-0830 CF Breakfast at Rockhurst 0845-0915 CH Session - Tokyo Video Chat - Live via Skype We’ll patch in to Bill Martens, Jim Maricondo and Philip Lord in Tokorozawa, Japan for their annual Apple II hack night. Bill runs the C.A.L.L. Apple and Virtual Apple web sites. Jim created the Golden Orchard disc compilation for the Apple IIgs. Philip is into Apple II Japanese program cassettes. 0930-1030 CH Session - Apple IIgs System Timing and the FPI - Daniel Kruszyna The Apple IIgs has a split personality. Most of the machine runs at a ~1MHz clock rate, keeping compatibility with earlier Apple IIs. Some components, however, can be decoupled and run at a faster rate. The FPI, or Fast Processor Interface, is the chip responsible for coordinating the interactions between these personalities.
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