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Friday 2nd of December is “Forgotten Memories” with Adam Montandon, James Norwood, Cup-of-tea and Friday Bar!
Join us as we discover 10 forgotten memories, hidden in time and space. Who’s memories will we uncover? Maybe yours? We will show you how to hack in to your own forgotten memories with unexpected results. Bring a laptop if you have one.
This Overload Club is in collaboration with Cup-of-tea and Friday Bar.
This event is open to ALL people, students, teachers, industry big wigs, gamers, geeks, friends and video game superheroes.
As always, free beer to the best memory hunters.
IMPORTANT: This Overload club is open to all. Just drop by, have fun, play around and see what you think!
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
Ahoy ye men of questionable virtue!
It’s time for your pirate lessons!
Bring your own Peg leg!
Thursday 24th March 14:00.
Set sail for MMD Island!
Grog included to those with pirate ID.
How to talk pirate:
Aaaarrrrgggghhhh! – exhortation of discontent or disgust
Ahoy! – Hello!
Ahoy, Matey – Hello, my friend!
Ahoy, me Hearties! – the same as saying “Hello, my friends!”
All hand hoay! – comparable to all hands on deck
Avast ye – stop and check this out or pay attention
Aye – yes
Batten down the hatches – put everything away on the ship and tie everything down because a storm is brewing
Bilge-sucking – insult
Blimey! – exhortation of surprise
Blow me down! – expression of shock of disbelief akin to “Holy Crap!”
Blow the man down – command to kill someone
Booty – treasure
Buccaneer – a pirate
Bucko – a buccaneer
Cat O’Nine Tails – a whip with nine strands
Corsair – pirates in the Mediterranean Sea
Crow’s nest – small platform atop the mast where the lookout stands
Cutlass – short heavy curved bladed sword used by pirates
Davy Jones’ Locker – fabled, mythical place at the bottom of the ocean where the evil spirit of Davy Jones brings sailor and pirates to die
Dead men tell no tales – phrase indicating to leave no survivors
Doubloons – other coins or found in pirate hoards and stashes
Feed the fish – will soon die
Hang ‘im from the yardarm – punishment of those captured in battle
Head – the pirate ship’s toilet
Heave Ho – give it some muscle and push it
Hempen Halter – a noose for hanging
Hornswaggle – to defraud or cheat out of money or belongings
Jacob’s Ladder – the rope ladder one uses to climb aboard a sloop
Jolly Roger – pirate’s flag including white skull and crossbones over a black field
Keelhaul – punishment in which a person where dragged underneath the pirate ship from side to side and was lacerated by the barnacles on the vessel
Lad, lass, lassie – a younger person
Landlubber – big, slow clumsy person who doesn’t know how to sail
Letters of Marque – letters issue from governments during wartime to privateers endorsing the piracy of another vessel
Man-O-War – pirate’s ship outfitted for battle
Me – my
Mizzen – third mast from the bow of the ship on ships that have three or more masts
Old Salt – an experienced sailor
Pieces of eight – coins or found in pirate stashes
Pillage – rob, sack or plunder
Poop deck – the part of the ship farthest to the back, which is usually above the captain’s quarters. This is not the bathroom.
Privateer – government-sponsored pirates
Rum – pirate’s traditional alcoholic beverage
Run a shot across the bow – warning shot to another vessel’s captain
Savvy? – do you understand and do you agree?
Scallywag – mild insult akin to rapscallion or rogue
Scurvy dog – the pirate is talking directly to you with mild insult
Scuttle – to sink a ship
Seadog – old pirate or sailor
Shark bait – will soon join Davy Jones’ Locker
Shipshape – cleaned up and under control
Shiver me timbers! – comparable to “Holy Crap!”
Son of a Biscuit Eater – insult directed towards someone you don’t like
Thar she blows! – Whale sighting
Three sheets to the wind – someone who is very drunk. One sheet is mildly drunk and four sheets is passed out.
Walk the plank – punishment in which person walks off a board jutting over the side of the ship while at sea. The consequence is drowning and a visit to Davy Jones’ Locker.
Weigh anchor and hoist the mizzen! – pull up the anchor and the sail and let’s get going
Ye – you
Yo Ho Ho – cheerful exhortation to demand attention
Monday 14th of February is “Floor it” with Adam Montandon and an INTERACTIVE FLOOR!
We will be showing off the latest and greatest technology of interactive floors here at MMD, all day!
We have a brand new interactive floor, that has lots of fun games that anyone can play. The floor will be running in the MMD building from 08:00 am till 14:00 pm. You will also be invited to create new ideas for interactive floor interfaces.
This event is open to ALL people, students, teachers, industry big wigs, gamers, geeks, friends and video game superheroes.
Please bring your funky shoes to stamp, stomp, jump and dance around!
IMPORTANT: This Overload club will be a chance to play all day with the new Interactive floor, and see if it inspires you to create new things. There is no lecture session, just drop by, have fun, play around and see what you think!
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
The 9th of December is Letters and Language with Lise Agerbæk and Merete Østergaard!
The mental journey from spoken words, over alphabets, to typography. Get ready for a philosophical rollercoasterride!
Please bring “strange” materials to create letters with – could be beads, could be rope, could be cardboard, could be sausages, could be kitchen utensils … (no computers, unless you want the computer itself to be a letter 
)
This event is open to ALL people, students, teachers, industry big wigs, gamers, geeks, friends and video game superheroes.
Please bring your cameras and something CRAZY to make letters with!
IMPORTANT: Please make sure you bring some crazy objects with you to make letters! It could be knives, forks, spoons, jelly, snow, old bike parts, your grandmothers underpants, the collection of fluff that lives in your belly button, a cat, your friends, a small castle, a second hand boat, a big Mac with large fries, a piggy bank, a smashed up plate, a telephone, shoes, sunglasses, dead insects, paper clips, fish tanks, a zebra, crayons, markers, glue, a television, board games, a piece of paper, cups, paper plates, oranges, picture frames, play-dough, pencils, boxes, socks, icepacks, ice cube trays, microphones, rubber bands, credit cards, candy canes, hot dogs, grass, palm trees, eggs, bunny rabbits, top hats, and sandwiches.
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
Photos by Olivia Schmuck
The 1st of December is GAMES DAY with Anni Grøndal, Adam Montandon and the 3rd Semester students from MMD Odense!
Students at MultimediaDesigners Odense have been busy creating fun, fast paced, crazy creative games, and on the 1st of December they launch them upon the world! Come and join in the fun, everyone is invited to playtest the latest creations! There will be, of course, the prize of beers (lots!) to whoever can get the highest score, fastest time, biggest explosion or shoot the most baddies!
This event is open to ALL people, students, teachers, industry big wigs, gamers, geeks, friends and video game superheroes.
Please bring your cameras!
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
Adam Montandon and the students from 1st Semester MMD International B will thrill and delight you with the amazing miracle of Human Powered Computing! Join us in an exciting game of Human Space Invaders, and then play other crazy, wild and unusual games designed by the students of 1st Semester International B.
You will learn about Object Oriented Programming it a completely new way, by living out parts of computer code in real life!
You will experience first hand the idea of Classes, Objects, Attributes and Methods, and will get the chance to literally become a part of the game!
Join in with Human Space invaders, Human Table Football, and a wide range of massive, stupid, ridiculous, over the top games.
As always there are 100 free beers to the first 100 people through the doors!
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU! Feel free to invite your friends too!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
Adam Montandon will take you on a magical, motivational, interactive, and hilarious journey through the world of balls! Specifically big, giant, red bouncy ones! – Yes, it all sounds very rude and unusual, but you will experience the (mostly) true story of how creativity and celebrity can all be launched from the Ball of Fame.
Later, Adam will unveil Denmarks first ever Ball of Fame. Be part of this magic moment!
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. Its a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at a future Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
By attending this event you promise to be responsible for your own safety. Remember, Interactivity can be dangerous!
The pictures were taken by MMD student Sandra Musone.
The Overload Club is the random and unpredictable fortnightly events for Multimedia Design students, researchers, artists, industry players and the public. The events can take place anywhere at any time. It’s a creative space where imagination runs faster than software. Everybody is invited. And yes, that means YOU!
If you would like to perform at the Overload Club please contact Adam Montandon admo@eal.dk
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