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NEXT SCHEDULED MEETINGS:

OPEN SEMINAR (OPEN TO THE PUBLIC):            

WHEN: Friday, Mar. 12, 2010, 7:00pm
WHERE: Science Lecture Hall at Orange Coast College,
               2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa.  

Topic:

Prototyping Made Easy

Learn about new rapid prototyping technologies that can put a model of your product in your hands (or a customer's hands) quickly!  Quick and cheap ways of making your own RTV molds, advanced new materials, new manufacturing options (such as manufacturing-on-demand), and case studies and success stories will be covered.

Speaker: Ryan Knight, National Business Development, Forecast3d

Registration starts at 7:00 P.M. and the seminar starts at 7:30 P.M. and lasts about 90 minutes. Refreshments are served in the lobby at 9:00 P.M. where you can network with other inventors.

Door fees are $10 for non-members and $5 for members.  Cash or checks only please.  Sorry, no credit cards can be accepted at the door.  Parking is free.
  

Directions:
From I-405, exit Fairview Rd. and drive south to Merrimac Way. Turn right and
drive to Lot E.

From I-55 southbound, exit right onto Fair Drive westbound. At third traffic
light, make a right onto Fairview Road northbound, at Merrimac Street
westbound make a left turn and go to Parking Lot E. 

Map of Orange Coast College: 2701 Fairview Rd Costa Mesa, CA 92626, US
Use this map to get to Orange Coast College, but you'll need the OCC map below to find the location on campus.

Map to Orange Coast College (This month's meeting will be held in Building 40 on this map)



MEMBER'S ONLY MEETING

WHEN: Friday, March 26, 2010 at 7:30 PM. More info lower on this page.
WHERE: Rodger's Senior Center, 1706 Orange Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92648.  


Staples Invention Quest

Staples Invention Quest allows inventors to submit their ideas for the next new office product or school supply. For the first time ever, Staples is introducing a kids-only category in partnership with By Kids For Kids. Anyone under the age of 18 can enter their best school supply invention for the chance to win $25,000!   See www.inventionquest.com.


MEMBER'S ASSISTANCE MEETING

For members and newly joining members only (see membership page for fees):
(NOTE: Only members of Inventors Forum may attend this meeting.

Inventors Forum holds 10 regular Member's Assistance Meetings (January through October)

WHERE: Rodger's Senior Center, 1706 Orange Ave, Huntington Beach, CA 92648

WHEN: These "members only" meetings are held on the last Friday of the month and begin at 7:30 P.M. with registration starting one half hour earlier. The meeting usually lasts about 2 hours.

FEE: Door fees are $5 for members. Non-members can join at this meeting. Initial membership fees are $50 per year, half price for seniors 65+, full time students and disabled.  We can only accept cash or checks at the door, no credit cards.  Credit cards can be used on line to pay memberships fees.

NOTES: Everyone must sign a confidentialty agreemeent. Inventor presentations with feedback from the whole group is first. Refreshments are next and then inventors can
meet in smaller groups where they can get specific help with their inventions.
Members are encouraged to bring any items or materials like books, software,
directories, or catalogs etc. that could be helpful to others.

We are a non-profit group with no paid positions and the success of the group is totally dependent on what YOU bring to the meetings. So please share any helpful information you have. The hard working volunteers who keep IF going appreciate any and all assistance.  

Map to Rodger's Senior Center
 


ANNOUNCEMENTS:

  • Attention Women Inventors!  TV Show seeks products invented by women to compete for sales spots on Home Shopping Network.  Read the press release here.
  • Green technology got another nod Thursday night when an environmentally friendly method for building homes took the top prize at an annual inventors challenge sponsored by The History Channel and a division of the Inventors Hall of Fame. Read all about it.
  • The USPTO has a Web site specifically designed to address the needs of small
    businesses, and informational materials informing small businesses about about intellectual property protection and steps they can take to mitigate it. Materials and other information about the awareness campaign are available at
    www.stopfakes.gov/smallbusiness.


"If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves."
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Thomas Edison


 

 
 

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