-Organizing De Anza Hacks-

Nov. 14

• Managed to get into contact with MLH, set up an appointment with Swift (Dec 2) to discuss the possibility of hosting a hackathon at De Anza College. Currently looking to Developer's Guild for people interested in heping with the organization process
• Contacted DeAnza staff regarding the possibility of using the MLC or Cafeteria+ConA/B as venues for a 24 hour period (March 28-29). Still waiting on a reply.

Nov. 24

• Made considerable progress in my search for sponsors. (compiled a list here, along with other tasks yet to be completed: http://goo.gl/CY5mLo
  I will start sending out emails to these companies depending on how my meeting with Swift goes.

Nov. 25

• Started creating the De Anza Hacks website (deanzahacks.github.io)
  In the process of creating a custom domain (CNAME) but having trouble with DNS stuff

Dec. 1

• Meeting tomorrow with Swift, formalizing the preliminary plans
  • What I'm most concerned about at the moment:
    • Solidifying plans for a venue
    • Sponsors actually responding to my emails
• working more on the website, registered a free dns with namecheap, will work more on that once finals have died down.

Dec. 2

• Met with Swift! Very inspiring fellow
  • Created preliminary budget 
  • went over sanctioning requirements for MLH
• Fix website for De Anza Hacks
• I feel like my efforts are finally starting to take root, this is going to be really exciting!

Dec. 17

• Josh finished designing the De Anza Hacks logo (looks pretty sweet!)
• Implemented logo into website
• Working on sponsorship document with Bryan

Dec. 19

• Finished Sponsorship document, started emailing second batch of companies
• Started talking with Jennifer from the Computer History Museum
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