Take-aways in 140 characters or less:

• Session 1: Roy may like goat porn (somebody does). He's definitely having fun.
• Session 2: Baltimore Dorkbot is a lot of pretty pictures of electronics, and linguistic engineers.
• Session 3: Steve says if you live in Maryland you should quit your job and start a new company.
• Session 4: J.M. says Gutter the only local magazine at the MICA Intern Fair.
• Session 5: Eavesdropping Debra found "the elevator...useful only for weather reports."
• Session 6: Sergey, Patti can fix Google for you. She says so.
• Session 7: If Baltimore was a forest, we could have never filmed The Wire here.
• Session 8: Tea bags are filled with dust. Eschew them. Steep in a teapot.
• Session 9: BarCamp-branded sport-car demographic served. Serve freedom fighters, kids, puppies, aged.
• Session 10: Crowd sourced and designed financial risk calculator hosted apps exist.
• Session 11: Your Twitter feed should be real. Your passion is you.
• Session 12: Utility curves unite fields of study. Generalists save the planet.
• Session 13: Stack some dots and write algorithms like a cookie recipe, that's multi-spectral imaging.
• Session 14: Life is now. Stop moving and you might find your head on a wall.
• Session 15: Life is making babies on a motorbike. Life is meta.
• Session 16: Government and Communism don't work to solve problems, but enlightened capitalism may.

More:

• Thoughts by Gary Moore

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