In the meantime, there are plenty of tech events this week to keep you busy.

This week: Hacks and Hackers meetup, TEDx talks come to Drexel and IBM’s Lee Green shares insight from the tech giant at Temple.

All together now: Intro tools and team hacking//Hacks Hackers: Hack and Hackers meetup this week for three short 15-minute talks on tools of the trade, a demo and recap on what went down at the Open Gov News Hackathon, and a little preparation for the Random Hacks of Kindness hackathon in June. Tuesday, 6:30pm. Philly Municipal Services Building, Center City. FREE. RSVP.

TedXDrexelU: Catch a day of TED-style talks centered around a provocative theme and mantra of three-year-olds everywhere: “Why not?” Fifteen speakers will take on the topic including Drexel University President John Anderson Fry. Wednesday, 10:00am-6:00pm. Mitchell Auditorium, Bossone Research Center, University City. $50-$75. RSVP.

EXPERIENCE CHANGE with Lee Green: IBM Vice President of Worldwide Brand Experience and Strategic Design Lee Green comes to Temple’s Fox Business School to offer a day-long course on IBM’s business methods, covering topics that range of from hiring to client relationships. Thursday, 8:30am -4:30pm. Alter Hall, The Fox School of Business. $595. RSVP.

As mentioned last week, Technically Philly readers can get a $5 discount to the Wharton Entrepreneurship Conference. The promo code “tech5off” will give you $5 off, bringing the “professional” ticket to $80.

This week: the aforementioned Wharton event, hear from our city’s CIO, get Ignited and see the next great Philly startup.

Wharton Entrepreneurship conference –  Join the smartest business minds in the country for a look at entrepreneurship today. The event’s theme is “Turning Painpoints Into Opportunity” and among the keynotes is Mark Payne, Co-founder and President of Fahrenheit 212. And, as mentioned above, get a discount by using the promo code “tech5off” for $5 off of the “professional” ticket. Friday. All Day. University City. RSVP.

Innovations in Technology: Changing the Way We Do Business -  Philadelphia CIO Adel Ebeid visits Quorum to discuss how to implement new technology in business. And Ebeid would know, he’s tasked with updating the city’s technological infrastructure. And if the city can do it, so can your business. Wednesday. 8:30 a.m. University City. INFO.

Philly Tech Meetup – Join the Philadelphia entrepreneurial community to hear demos from three local startups. See our coverage of last month’s meetup here. Wednesday. 7:00 p.m. University City. INFO.

Ignite Philly 9 – The ninth(!) edition of Philadelphia’s favorite rapid fire presentation event. Join 16 speakers as they get five minutes to share an idea with the community. Thursday. 6:00 p.m. Fishtown. INFO.

This week: learn Python, learn how to develop on a Windows phone and then put your Ruby to the test.

An introduction to Python for women and their friends - The Philly Python User Group joins Web Start Women and Girl DevelopIt in its quest to even the gender ratio in the development world. Head on over to Devnuts to practice Python basics during the two-day workshop. Friday. 6:00 p.m. Northern Liberties. INFO.

30 Days to Launch - The city’s newest new incubator, Seed Philly, is hosting a series of Windows development courses. Join Brian Johnson, Senior Developer Evangelist at Microsoft in a four week course on making an application from scratch on the growing Windows Mobile OS. Wednesday. 7:00 p.m. Center City. INFO.

Philly.rb Hack Night – At Technically Philly we know from experience: learning Ruby is hard. Learn by doing at this week’s Ruby hack night at CloudMine, located in the Inquirer building. Monday. 6:00 p.m. North Broad. INFO

You can stay warm with hot chocolate or that new coat you purchased, but nothing warms the soul like hanging with your local tech community. Lucky for you, we have a packed event calendar.

Our picks this week: get happy with Girl Develop It, get familiar with Philly Startup Leaders and mingle with the city’s user groups.

Girl Develop It Happy Hour – Girl Develop It, the group dedicated balancing the gender ratio in tech, is kicking off the week with a no-pressure Happy Hour. Come and see what the group is all about. If so, you won’t have to wait long to get involved, the group is hosting a WordPress 101 session the next day. Monday. 5:30 p.m. RSVP.

Bob Moul’s PSL Welcome Party – Philly Startup Leaders has some much-needed stability with its new president, Bob Moul. Moul, former CEO of Dell Boomi, has been active in the local community of late, but if you haven’t had the pleasure of meeting the next PSL President, we suggest you pay a visit. Tuesday. 6:00 p.m. Center City. RSVP.

TP Groups meeting – Evert third Tuesday of the month a handful of local user groups gather at the Municipal Services Building to have a shared meet up. Come explore the city’s user groups all in a single night. Tuesday. 6:00 p.m.. Center City. RSVP.

This week: PSL’s Founders Factory returns, find your next co-founder and play some games.

Founders Factory – Just like its host Philly Startup Leaders, the long-running Foudners Factory is getting a reboot. Usually a rotating group of local speakers, now Founders Factory will feature a group of local startups fighting it out Shark Tank-style for a prize pack from sponsors. Thursday. 10:00 a.m. University City. INFO.

Social Media Plus – Speakers from Facebook and businesses like SAP and Twitter and more will be in Philadelphia to talk social media and business. Also making an appearance, former @ComcastCares pioneer Frank Eliason. All Day. Tuesday and Wednesday. Center City. INFO.

Co-Founders Wanted – We’ve seen lots of tech folks looking for a business lead and vice versa. Meet your match at Co-Founders Wanted to build the next great local startup team. The multi-city group will be meeting at King of Prussia. Tuesday. 7:00 p.m. King of Prussia. INFO.

IGDA Philadelphia 2011 Chapter Dev Demo Night - We usually use this space to convince you why you should attend our highlighted event. However, Event Highlights doesn’t think you’ll need much convincing to play hand-crafted local video games, right? Wednesday. 6:30 p.m. Center City. INFO.

But it’s not time for rest, there are plenty worthy tech events on our calendar.

This week: get serenaded, get social and then get pitched.

Drexel University MET-lab – Pianist Ryan MacEvoy McCullough will be playing the lab’s Magnetic Resonator Piano at the Franklin Institute in a free concert for all ages. The kind folks at the MET-lab tell us he’ll be playing Bach’s Partita No. 4 in D major. Monday. 8 p.m. Ben Franklin Parkway. INFO.

Investor’s Circle Fall Venture Fair – The marque angel investing event that focuses on socially responsible businesses is coming to Philly. The organizers told us they elected Philly has one of the event sites thanks to our robust infrastructure of socially-minded companies, investors and incubators. Wednesday to Friday. All Day. Center City. INFO.

Philly Tech Meetup – By now you probably know the drill: a handul of startups demo or launch their product in front of a crowd. Up this week: Ajungo, Lokalty and Spling. Wednesday. 7:00 p.m. University City. INFO.

However unlike a clutch Ryan Howard at-bat, Event Highlights always delivers. This week, create a startup, create a a new IP policy and then create a jQuery app.

And a reminder, you can get these event highlights delivered straight to your inbox every Monday at noon.

Startup Weekend – The event that created LaunchRock is back for an entire weekend of hacking, coding and creating. At the end of the all-day coding sessions, teams present to a panel of judges to pick a winner. Tickets are hard to come by now. But if you can swing it, we highly suggest you attend Startup Weekend, easily one of Philadelphia’s premier startup events. All Weekend. University City. INFO.

ARIN XXVIII – The Internet equivalent of this whole 2012 mess is the IPv4 problem. That is, the Internet is running out of IPv4 addresses. Don’t despair, we’re told IPv6 will save the day. Discuss this and other Intener Number issues at American Registry for Internet Numbers XXVIII at the Lowes Hotel in Center City. For the policy wonk and nerd in your life the agenda will focus on public and private policy meetings around Internet Numbers. Wed-Fri. All Day. Center City. INFO.

Philly Groovy Meetup – It’s all GRAILS at Philly Groovy. There, orgnaizer Jason Gritman is set to speak about five jQuery plugins for your Grails app. Thursday. 6:30 p.m. Fort Washington. INFO.

We hope you had a fantastic weekend, Philadelphia.

As three Temple grads, we’re still feeling excited about our historically terrible football team’s sudden offensive surge. However, Bernard Peirce has nothing on a calendar full of technology events.

This week, drink with Girl Geeks, go camping and become the next great CTO.

Girl Geek Dinners – Fresh after its Ignite Philly debut, Girl Geek Dinners will be hosting a casual meetup for women in the city’s tech industry. There is no schedule, other than kicking back a few drinks. What’s not to like? Tuesday. 6:30 p.m. Old City. RSVP.

PodCamp – Now in its fourth year, PodCamp is dedicated to all things podcasting and social media. Peep the schedule here and then head out to Temple this weekend, where all ticket sales will be donated to Philabundance. All weekend. 8:00 a.m. North Philadelphia. INFO.

DreamIt Ventures Speaker Series – Every week, DreamIt Ventures hosts a member of the local entrepreneurial community to speak to its current incubator class. Typically these classes are closed to the public, but the incubator is opening this one to the masses. See Ticketleap CTO Keith Fitzgerald talk about the role of CTO and its importance in any tech company. Tuesday. 6:00 p.m. University City. RSVP.

But your tan line’s loss is your inner techie’s gain, as Fall typically marks an uptick in local technology events. Don’t believe us? This week: DreamIt Ventures kicks off its Fall class, Philly Tech Meetup kicks off happy hour and indie publishers just kick it.

Philly Tech Meetup – Philly Tech Meetup adds to its ever-growing membership and event slate with a extended founders happy hour this week. The location is right off of both subways on South Broad Street, so you have no excuses. Wednesday. 6:00 p.m. Center City. INFO.

Indie Publishers Blowout sponsored by Vitamin Water – Forgive us for the self-promotion, but we’re excited about the Indie Publishers Blowout that we are helping to organize along with our friends at two.one.five magazine. Chat with Drink Philly, Geekadelphia, Naked Philly, our very own Chris Wink and others about the ins and outs of starting an indy online publication. Oh, and there will be free beer. Tuesday. 6 p.m. Center City. INFO.

DreamIt Ventures Kickoff - After expanding to New York, the folks at DreamIt pushed back its Philadelphia edition to the Fall. This Friday, meet the new class at Quorum, right across the hall from the incubation space. Friday. 5:30 p.m. University City INFO.

Whether you paid a visit to pops, or are a dad yourself Technically Philly offers a belated happy Fathers Day to you and yours. And if your dad didn’t like the tie you gave him, perhaps he’d like a subscription to one of our many Technically Philly newsletters?

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DreamIt Happy Hour – If you’re even slightly considering applying to DreamIt Ventures, we think heading on out to Nodding Head is the smartest thing you can do all week. DreamIt partners (read: the people who accept company applications) and alum will be on hand to tell you everything you’d like to know about the Science Center-based startup incubator. 6 p.m. Monday. Center City. INFO

Open Source, Open Bar – Monetate concludes its open source contest that it launched during Philly Tech Week with a night of free food and drinks. As the event’s tagline says: “Open Source, Open Bar. What’s not to like?” 6 p.m. Thursday. Old City. INFO