Posts Tagged ‘hfwt’

Voices of the 2026 Worcester Catholic Men’s Conference: Rebecca Urban of Visitation House

Posted: April 7, 2026 by datechguy in catholic, special events, culture, local, catholic devotions
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If I had to pick one pro-life organization for you to support it would be visitation house:

You would think that a place that has taken in pregnant woman and housed then and educated them through their pregnancies’ and their child’s 1st year and has done so for a decade would be better known.

That’s not allowed, because it shatters the narratives of the left to pieces

Their web site his here. Their big fundraising dinner is April 18th. Go yourself or pay for someone to go.

Voices of the 2026 Worcester Catholic Men’s Conference: Holy Family Candles

Posted: April 4, 2026 by datechguy in catholic, special events
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This is the only one of my Worcester Men’s Conference interviews that was not a video interview. So here is the audio file:

It’s a rather cool story. Their web site is here.

DaTechGuy’s Almost Daily Pintastic NE 2023 Posts Quick Clips and the Free Play Room

Posted: September 18, 2023 by datechguy in fun, pinball, special events
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Today let’s view a few quick clips from Pintastic NE 2023

Here are some quick clips from Pintastic NE 2023

and more clips

And some Jersey Jack

And a look at the free play room

And Elvira’s House of Horrors gamelpay

There is a lot to see at every Pintastic NE, make sure you don’t miss the next one.

Pintastic NE 2023 the story so far:

DaTechGuy’s (Nearly) Daily Pintastic NE posts: Homebrews and Circuit Meltdown brought to you by North Metro Tech Wakefield MA

Posted: September 17, 2023 by datechguy in education, entertainment, fun, pinball, short films/interviews, special events
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Thanks to a nasty fall I’m home on Sunday night and off my right foot to post more homebrew videos.

Here is the homebrew room with machines in place:

Homebrew machines are cool but the coolest of them all is Circuit Meltdown not just because it’s a nice game but because it was built as a school project by the North Metro Tech highschool in Wakefield Mass.

Here is my interview with their teacher Brian Caven:

My battery ran out so I ran back to my room and grabbed my spare as he was showing someone the guts and we continued:

Again this machine was designed and built by the kids in his class and here they are:

I suspect none of these kids are going to be short of jobs in a few years.

Pintastic NE 2023 The Story So Far