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Ticket Exchange

2022-07-23T23:02:21Z

Bxroberts: /* Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? */ Taken!

== Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 

''1 Ticket $400 cash or crypto for instant digital delivery --> imjxbp4i@anonaddy.me 
''1 Ticket $150 --> hallam@gmail.com 
''1 Ticket--> uly DOT user DOT 1997 AT gmail DOT com'' 
''John'', ''1HopeTicket AT proton DOT me'' 
''Wayde'', ''cguess AT gmail DOT com'' 
<strike>‘’PRD’’, ‘’pdoherty AT protonmail DOT com’’</strike> 
<strike>‘’Strick’’, ‘’strick AT yak DOT net’’</strike> 
''Eric (conference volunteer; here now)'', ''e AT gunter DOT ca'' 
''John - $150'', ''john AT quintex DOT com'' 
''Terry, $150 --> kidnoc AT gmail DOT com'' 
 

== Do you want to buy a ticket for A New HOPE? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 
''Shadow(cash at door)'', ''developerusa AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Mike'', ''gutter_mike AT Yahoo DOT com'' 
''ZelmoB'', ''paulbaity AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Beth'', ''dosingshrooms AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Jon'', ''jon0 AT protonmail DOT com''

Ticket Exchange

2022-07-23T21:23:46Z

Bxroberts: /* Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? */

== Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 

Free Ticket! I have an extra. hope2022ticket-af8912c@nym.hush.com 
''1 Ticket $400 cash or crypto for instant digital delivery --> imjxbp4i@anonaddy.me 
''1 Ticket $150 --> hallam@gmail.com 
''1 Ticket--> uly DOT user DOT 1997 AT gmail DOT com'' 
''John'', ''1HopeTicket AT proton DOT me'' 
''Wayde'', ''cguess AT gmail DOT com'' 
<strike>‘’PRD’’, ‘’pdoherty AT protonmail DOT com’’</strike> 
<strike>‘’Strick’’, ‘’strick AT yak DOT net’’</strike> 
''Eric (conference volunteer; here now)'', ''e AT gunter DOT ca'' 
''John - $150'', ''john AT quintex DOT com'' 
''Terry, $150 --> kidnoc AT gmail DOT com'' 
''bigjosh'' , $50 for Sunday only (I'm going Saturday)- but note that I will not send you the QR code until I leave Saturday evening , ''jht71@joshreply.com'' 

== Do you want to buy a ticket for A New HOPE? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 
''Shadow(cash at door)'', ''developerusa AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Mike'', ''gutter_mike AT Yahoo DOT com'' 
''ZelmoB'', ''paulbaity AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Beth'', ''dosingshrooms AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Jon'', ''jon0 AT protonmail DOT com''

Ticket Exchange

2022-07-23T21:23:37Z

Bxroberts: /* Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? */

== Do you have a ticket for A New HOPE that you want to give away or sell to someone else? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 

Free Ticket! I have an extra. hope2022ticket-af8912c@nym.hush.com
''1 Ticket $400 cash or crypto for instant digital delivery --> imjxbp4i@anonaddy.me 
''1 Ticket $150 --> hallam@gmail.com 
''1 Ticket--> uly DOT user DOT 1997 AT gmail DOT com'' 
''John'', ''1HopeTicket AT proton DOT me'' 
''Wayde'', ''cguess AT gmail DOT com'' 
<strike>‘’PRD’’, ‘’pdoherty AT protonmail DOT com’’</strike> 
<strike>‘’Strick’’, ‘’strick AT yak DOT net’’</strike> 
''Eric (conference volunteer; here now)'', ''e AT gunter DOT ca'' 
''John - $150'', ''john AT quintex DOT com'' 
''Terry, $150 --> kidnoc AT gmail DOT com'' 
''bigjosh'' , $50 for Sunday only (I'm going Saturday)- but note that I will not send you the QR code until I leave Saturday evening , ''jht71@joshreply.com'' 

== Do you want to buy a ticket for A New HOPE? ==
Please add your name and contact info here: 
''Shadow(cash at door)'', ''developerusa AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Mike'', ''gutter_mike AT Yahoo DOT com'' 
''ZelmoB'', ''paulbaity AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Beth'', ''dosingshrooms AT gmail DOT com'' 
''Jon'', ''jon0 AT protonmail DOT com''

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-29T21:38:01Z

Bxroberts:

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable. In this workshop, we'll go through the basics to investigate your local government.

* Day/Time: Wednesday July 29, 6:30pm-7:30pm -- New York Time (EDT)
* Venue: Live online teleconference:
* Join URL: https://workshops.hope.net/b/mit-4tp-uxk

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies.

Bring an idea for something you'd like to investigate about your local government and we'll talk about how it might be accomplished in the Q&A portion of the workshop.

== Joining ==

The link to the workshop room is posted in the HOPE Announcements matrix chat (#announcements:hope.net), shortly before the workshop begins.

Visit the [https://wiki.hope.net/index.php?title=Matrix_How-To Matrix How-To Wiki Page] for instructions on joining the conversation.

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that learning how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falsehoods in what they read. Plus, it's fun to investigate your local government.

== Links ==

[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-28T19:28:58Z

Bxroberts: Add info about joining

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable. In this workshop, we'll go through the basics to investigate your local government.

* Day/Time: Wednesday July 29, 6:30pm-7:30pm -- New York Time (EDT)
* Venue: Live online teleconference

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies.

Bring an idea for something you'd like to investigate about your local government and we'll talk about how it might be accomplished in the Q&A portion of the workshop.

== Joining ==

The link to the workshop room is posted in the HOPE Announcements matrix chat (#announcements:hope.net), shortly before the workshop begins.

Visit the [https://wiki.hope.net/index.php?title=Matrix_How-To Matrix How-To Wiki Page] for instructions on joining the conversation.

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that learning how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falsehoods in what they read. Plus, it's fun to investigate your local government.

== Links ==

[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-23T23:47:28Z

Bxroberts: Q&A note

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable. In this workshop, we'll go through the basics to investigate your local government.

* Day/Time: Wednesday July 29, 6:30pm-7:30pm -- New York Time (EDT)
* Venue: Live online teleconference

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies.

Bring an idea for something you'd like to investigate about your local government and we'll talk about how it might be accomplished in the Q&A portion of the workshop.

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that learning how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falsehoods in what they read. Plus, it's fun to investigate your local government.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-23T19:57:33Z

Bxroberts: update summary

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable. In this workshop, we'll go through the basics to investigate your local government.

* Day/Time: Wednesday July 29, 6:30pm-7:30pm -- New York Time (EDT)
* Venue: Live online teleconference

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies!

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that learning how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falsehoods in what they read. Plus, it's fun to investigate your local government.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-23T19:54:53Z

Bxroberts: Time, small additions/typo fix

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

* Day/Time: Wednesday July 29, 6:30pm-7:30pm -- New York Time (EDT)
* Venue: Live online teleconference

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies!

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that learning how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falsehoods in what they read. Plus, it's fun to investigate your local government.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:29:01Z

Bxroberts: /* A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You (Workshop) */

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Registration ==

[https://RegistrationLinkTBD.com registration link info TBD]

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies!

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that knowing how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falehoods in what they read.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:28:41Z

Bxroberts: Fill structure

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:28:09Z

Bxroberts: Fill structure

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

= A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You (Workshop) =

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Registration ==

'''You need to REGISTER in advance to take this workshop:''': 
[https://RegistrationLinkTBD.com registration link info TBD]

== Pre-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies!

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that knowing how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falehoods in what they read.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:27:52Z

Bxroberts: Fill structure

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

= A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You (Workshop) =

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Registration ==

'''You need to REGISTER in advance to take this workshop:''': 
[https://RegistrationLinkTBD.com registration link info TBD]

== Pr-requisites ==

An interest in reporting on your local government agencies!

== About the host ==

Hello, I'm Brandon Roberts, an independent computational journalist who has worked with ProPublica, the Associated Press and various investigative newsrooms in the US and internationally. I didn't start at large news organizations, though. I got my start running my own investigative newspaper and made a lot of avoidable mistakes in the process. I believe that knowing how to produce rigorous journalism both improves communities and makes people more aware of bias and falehoods in what they read.

== Links ==

More links coming soon...
[https://bxroberts.org About me]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:23:48Z

Bxroberts: use sample structure

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

= A Newsroom of Two: Your Computer and You (Workshop) =

== Abstract ==

In this workshop, I ([https://bxroberts.org/bio Brandon Roberts]) will take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

== Full Description ==

[[Image:UpwardGraph.png|right|200px|Study showing that doing cool things is cool]] 

Participants will all learn to do cool things.

Cool things matter!

Studies show that if you do cool things, things are cool. And if you do way cool things, then things get even cooler!

I've done cool things for the past 3 years, and because of that, my life is way cooler than it was.

In this workshop I will share my experiences with you, and show you how you can do more cool things.

Of course, doing cool things takes practice -- years of practice! But, fortunately, it is cool to practice doing cool things. And this cool workshop will start you on your way to doing way cool things!

== Registration ==

'''You need to REGISTER in advance to take this workshop:''': 
[https://RegistrationLinkTBD.com registration link info TBD]

== Materials ==
'''To do the hands-on portion of this workshop you will need to order and receive workshop MATERIALS''': 
[https://ohwr.org/welcome cool materials] 
'''Cost: $TBD''' 
'''IMPORTANT: To receive the materials in time for the workshop, you must use EXPRESS Shipping.''' 

== Required Software ==
Please download the free and open source Arduino software before the workshop -- Windows, Linux, or MacOS are all fine!: 
[https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Arduino software] 

== Links ==
[https://github.com/maltman23/ArduTouch here's a link to a cool thing]

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:18:03Z

Bxroberts: list edit

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

In this workshop, I'll take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

* generating leads
* records requests
* public data sources
* navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.

A Newsroom of Two workshop

2020-07-18T00:17:02Z

Bxroberts: initial page

Local newsrooms across the country are disappearing, but there's at least one potential watchdog left: you! Doing journalism yourself might sound intimidating, but once you know the process, it becomes totally approachable.

In this workshop, I'll take you through what you need to know to investigate your local government agencies. I'll demystify the investigative process and cover the basic tools every journalist needs to know:

- generating leads
- records requests
- public data sources
- navigating your local government's bureaucracy

This is a live session with time to ask questions about how you can report on your community.