Nerd Nite is a monthly event during which several folks give
fun-yet-informative presentations across all disciplines – while the
audience drinks along. It s like the Discovery Channel… with beer!*
Nerd Nite MIAMI TURNS 7 YEARS OLD!
Help us celebrate our birthday and kick off Halloween events!! *
Schedule for the night:
6:30 Birthday festivities! Treats, drink specials, party games!
7:00 Halloween costume contest!
7:30 Presentations begin
9:30 Double Stubble (Gramps s weekly drag show)
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Come join us for a beer, learn something new, and meet fellow nerds.
Tell your friends and help us spread the word about Nerd Nite Miami at
Gramps!
**Every second Thursday of the month at Gramps**
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This month s speakers and topics:
"YouTube Tutorials can change your life" by Daniel Richter
While YouTube can be a complete timesuck of rabbit holes, if used
correctly it can be life changing. Learning through YouTube videos can
take you to places you would have never imagined. Everyone can use
free content to learn new skills and follow their passions.
Daniel Richter is a self-taught pianist, electronics technician, 3D
modeler, arduino, youtuber, and now after moving from Venezuela to
Miami 5 years ago, he found a career and path in his life, after so
many years of being lost.
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“Girls Gone Wild: Women Protecting South Florida’s National
Parks” by Gary Bremen
Marjorie Stoneman Douglas’s activism on behalf of the Everglades and
other ecosystems is legendary, but she is far from the only woman who
played a significant role in creating and protecting national parks in
our area. Meet May Mann Jennings, Juanita Greene, Polly Redford, and
other women who fought, and continue to fight, to create an
environmental legacy here in South Florida when Gary Bremen presents,
“Girls Gone Wild: Women Protecting South Florida’s National
Parks.”
Veteran Nerd Nite Miami presenter Gary Bremen is a South Florida
native with a passion for national parks and local history.
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"Python Hunting" by Dylann Turffs
Pythons have become the face of invasive species in South Florida and
are often blamed for all of the Everglades problems. Dylann Turffs
discusses how the python problem came to be and share stories of her
experience encountering and removing pythons from the greater
Everglades over the last decade. How does the way we value or fear
certain animals shape how we choose to manage them and what treatment
of them we tolerate and encourage?
Dylann Turffs is a naturalist, environmental educator, and outreach
specialist with nearly a decade of experience nerding out about south
Florida s natural spaces.
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