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Today about 93% of all advertised positions for Blockchain Developers, Engineers, Consultants and Programmers go unfilled. The average salary in New York today for a Blockchain Developer is approx. $150,000/year. According to TechCrunch, Blockchain-related jobs are the second-fastest growing in today’s labor market; there are now 14 job openings for every one blockchain developer. This is your chance to get started in this industry. About this Course: DOWNLOAD COURSE BROCHURE This 2-weekend Blockchain Certification program empowers you with the knowledge to understand blockchain technology and provide blockchain innovation and problem solving to organizations.  You will learn from world recognized experts, including Andreas Antonopolous, Wences, Casares, Sergio Demian Lerner, Nick Szabo and many others through online Open Educational Resources (OER) as well as, in-person with recognized blockchain specialists. You'll be offered a foundational overview of how blockchain technology works, how it will impact the economy and our future, as well as, real-world business applications. Over the course of two-weekends and four online sessions, you'll be guided to understand blockchain technology beyond the fundamentals, and to appreciate its application and promise in context of your own organization, start-up projects or investments.    PRE-WORK – preparation to be done before attending course Study: OER for Module 4 In-Class Exams Watch: “Wences Casares Explains Bitcoin” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAFKJVLNVQA “How Bitcoin Works Under the Hood” - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx9zgZCMqXE   PRE-READING Satoshi Whitepaper - https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf RSK Whitepaper - https://uploads.strikinglycdn.com/files/ec5278f8-218c-407a-af3c-ab71a910246d/RSK%20White%20Paper%20-%20Overview.pdf   CLASS TOPICS: MODULE 3 of 8 Public & Private Keys, Digital Signatures Smart Contracts, Tokens, Wallets, Oracles and Uncles How to Write a Smart Contract – without coding (in ETH, NEO & RSK) Key Attributes of the Ethereum Blockchain SHA256, Nonces, Hash Functions & Mining Start Your Smart Contract Engines – launching your smart contract projects MODULE 4 of 8 The Ethereum Blockchain The DAO Blockchain in Business: Hyperledger – a demo (Car Lease) In-Class Exam on Integro, a Tokenized Learning Reward System *materials to be sent in advance of course start: RSK Executive Ambassador Exam File RSK Technical Ambassador Exam File Class Reviews • "Far Exceeded Expectations" • "Loved examples of why blockchain is important" • "I loved the class!" • "Loved the blockchain game." • "Very good structure. Clear presentation. Good questions to get audience participation. Great job, thank you!" • "It was a great class. I really enjoyed it and learned a lot about the blockchain." • "Excellent and very informative" • "Great analogies and role play" • "Exciting and Engaging!"   IMPORTANT NOTE: A minimum of 10 attendees will be required for this event. If the minimum is not reached by two hours prior to event start, then the event will be cancelled and enrolled students will have the option of either a full refund or credit for next session.    DOWNLOAD COURSE BROCHURE

When: Sep 25, 2018 12pm in Medford, MA

BEGINNER ARGENTINE TANGO CLASSES AT ULTIMATE TANGO: Absolute Beginner (4 weeks) & Advanced Beginner (8 weeks) PLEASE NOTE: No partner required. Join at any time. ABSOLUTE BEGINNER 4 weeks course allows you easy start at Ultimate Tango. In short 4 weeks you will learn basics of tango connections, specifics of tango walk and few simple figures that will allow you to enter the dance floor immediately after the first class. Absolute Beginner course will let you familiarize yourself with tango basics, learn more insight about Argentine Tango, meet Ultimate Tango community and decide if Argentine Tango is really the dance for you. MORE INFO: http://www.ultimatetango.com/classes/boston-beginner-tango-classes/

When: Sep 25, 2018 7:30PM in Medford, MA

Proteins make up a huge chunk of what we are, but they're too small to see with the naked eye. The speaker will guide the audience through web-based tools for modeling what proteins look like; have fun visualizing proteins that are interesting to you and learn about how you can contribute to the body of scientific knowledge while attempting to fold proteins that we don't have a structure of yet!  Because the audience will be actively participating, please bring a laptop if you have one (families can share). The library has a few laptops that the audience can use, but these will be reserved for participants who do not own laptops.

When: Sep 25, 2018 7pm in Medford, MA