Sudoroom is a mess and one solution is more efficient use of vertical
space in our closet.
After some research I've concluded the ideal fit for Sudoroom's
walk-in closet area are the 5-shelf 36x18x72 heavy duty units which
are $67 at Home Depot. I believe these can be stacked (hacked) to
turn, for example, three of them into two 36x18x108 towers. 36 inches
is just the right width to reach from the wall to the edges of the
doors. A hypothetical array of 8 towers would still leave a clear path
to the radio room. I'm not saying we need that many (yet) but I'd like
to try a few.
This is a humble request for your cash. I will put $50 towards this,
and Romy has pledged $50. If we can raise a matching $100, we can buy
three of them! In fact, if we can raise it today, Romy's offered her
car to get them today. Three units would be enough to A) significantly
improve our storage/mess situation and B) test my stackability
hypothesis.
We'll be here all afternoon, accepting cash :)
Does anyone have contributions? I'm making a book for sudoroom
It has to be around sudoroom stuff.. This isn't for kick starter projects or instructables. It's for sudoroom
No porn or sex toys might give it to kids
Cheers
---
Romy Ilano
Founder of Snowyla
http://www.snowyla.com
romy(a)snowyla.com
I appear to be the first person at Sudoroom today. Here's some of what
I've found:
- Furniture in disarray
- Door not locked all the way (deadbolt but the knob turns freely)
- Dishes, food scraps & beer bottles everywhere
- beer bottles stuffed in trash cans (landlord HATES this as he can get fined)
- dishwasher full, but not clean (I loaded it mostly-full before I
left last night)
- Rice cooker left plugged in and on "warm" - rice inside burned
- 3D printer left on, its computer also left on
- A thousand paper cuts which can be summed up as "fucking put things away"
I won't editorialize. I just want to document this, rather than clean
in silence.
Relevant to our interests:
Saturday, June 8th 10:00am-4:00pm
EastSide Cultural Center
2277 International Blvd, Oakland
In this day-long training we will learn about the racial and economic
inequities built into the Bay Area's public transit system as well as
current social justice campaigns working to reclaim public transit for our
communities. We will also highlight the movement for building, fixing and
riding bikes as one mode of transportation that can provide free,
ecological and self-reliant transportation for many folks in our
communities, both young and adult. There will be a skill-share on basic
bike maintenance and rider safety with instructors from the Bikery and Bikes
4 Life, two people-of-color led bike cooperatives in Oakland.
Earth Skills Trainings are FREE and open to the public.
Donations are encouraged, but not required. Childcare & translation
available upon request!
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EastSide Cultural Center
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What EastSide Staff is Reading & Listening to:
Greg is reading...
Island World: A History of Hawaii & the U.S. -
Gary Okihiro
*and listening to... *
Banyana (Children of Africa) -
Abdullah Ibrahim
Maisha is reading...
History of the Voice -
Kamau Brathwaite
and listening to...
Here Comes the King -
Snoop Lion
Elena is Reading...
The Orphan Master's Son -
Adam Johnson
and listening to...
Alien Art Gang -
Bicasso
* *
*Peps is reading...*
The Rose That Grew from Concrete -
Tupac Shakur
*and listening to... *
Headphone Masterpiece -
Cody Chestntt
*Traci is reading... *
Katherine Dunham: A Biography -
Ruth Beckford
*and listening to...*
Love is the Hero -
Martin Luther McCoy
*Susanne is reading...*
Revolucion! Cuban Poster Art -
Licoln Cushing
*and listening to...*
Homage To Cuba -
Idris Ackamoor Ensemble with Chico Freeman
*Saudah is reading...*
Dacadence -
Eric Jerome Dickey
*and listening to...*
Still Grazing -
Hugh Masekela
*Jose N is reading...*
The Diary of Friday Kahlo -
Carlos Fuentes
*and listening to...*
Filosofia Caribena -
John Santos
*Githinji is reading...*
Petals of Blood -
Ngugi wa Thiong'o
*and listening to...*
Zombie -
Fela Kuti
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Photos by Tasin Sabir
Malcolm X Jazz Festival Original Artwork for Sale...Support EastSide
Artists and Projects
We have two original large pieces of artwork made for and during the
Malcolm X Jazz Festival that is for sale. Please contact directly for
inquiries! Thank you for supporting our artists and projects!
Malcolm X Africa - by Omiiroo
5 feet Tall. Created for the Malcolm X Jazz Festival Poster and Flyers
Contact omiiroo(a)gmail.com for details and inquiries
Childrens Art Piece - by Rice and Beans and the Kids of the Malcolm X Jazz
Festival
This piece is approximately 4 ft tall, and was created in the Kids Zone at
the Festival. Proceeds go to the Rice and Beans Childcare Cooperative, a
project of EastSide Arts Alliance.
Contact projectbrave(a)yahoo.com for details and inquiries
*In Struggle,*
*The EastSide Arts Collective*
*EastSide Arts Alliance Presents... *
Reclaiming Transit Freedom
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Saturday, June 8th 10:00am-4:00pm
EastSide Cultural Center
2277 International Blvd, Oakland
In this day-long training we will learn about the racial and economic
inequities built into the Bay Area's public transit system as well as
current social justice campaigns working to reclaim public transit for our
communities. We will also highlight the movement for building, fixing and
riding bikes as one mode of transportation that can provide free,
ecological and self-reliant transportation for many folks in our
communities, both young and adult. There will be a skill-share on basic
bike maintenance and rider safety with instructors from the Bikery and Bikes
4 Life, two people-of-color led bike cooperatives in Oakland.
Earth Skills Trainings are FREE and open to the public.
Donations are encouraged, but not required. Childcare & translation
available upon request!
For more information, please contact Carla M. Pérez at: 510.649.1475 or
carla(a)movementgeneration.org
Banteay Srei's End of the Year Showcase
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Sunday, June 9th 2:00-4:00pm
EastSide Cultural Center
2277 International Blvd, Oakland
The young women of Banteay Srei have been focusing on their individual
photo-documentary, exploring meanings and stories of culture. Banteay Srei
young women identify their cultures as -young Cambodian, Mien, Vietnamese,
and Chinese women from Oakland, California. Banteay Srei's young women
captured their culture, struggles and love through the lens of the Holga
camera. Please join us as we celebrate 6 years of storytelling, culture,
and resiliency through photography. Food provided.
And don't forget...
HOLLA BACK!
OPEN MIC POETRY SERIES
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Every Thursday night 8:30pm
sign ups begin at 8
donations accepted at the door
Come check out one of the only open mic spots in East Oakland!
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· High quality mural paints
· Funds to send students to conferences & performances
· Scaffolding
· Monthly calendar printing
· Food and wine for receptions and special events
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have any of the writer folks tried working on a writing project (book
/magazine) using version control?
I'd love the idea of a sudoroom magazine being written using git.
Please join us this Saturday June 8th at 2pm at Sudo
Room<http://sudoroom.org>(2141 Broadway, entrance on 22nd St.,
upstairs) for the FREE workshop “
*Today I Learned: Infographics: Convince with
Pictures*<https://sudoroom.org/sat-june-8th-today-i-learned-infographics-convince-wit…>
.”
Learn to take complex data and condense information into powerful graphics
that spur action resulting in positive economic and social change. We’ll
take data from data.gov + turn it into a touchable 3D Printout! (WHAT IN
THE WHAT???).
If you have anything that you’d like to communicate with images or if you’d
like to learn how to draw comics or other things, please join us!
*This workshop is part of the series “Today I Learned,” a series of free
workshops that take place every Saturday at 2PM at Sudo Room, a creative
community and hackerspace in downtown Oakland. Check out the full schedule
at http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_I_Learned and please forward widely!*
We took a break in may, but coming back with a bang in june. We are going
to do Circuit bending! Please bring noisy kids toys, keyboards, furbys and
anything else you want to pull apart and hack away at.
we also will need some potentiometers, alligator clips and switches, i have
a bunch but if you have some please bring them
We will be busting out the soldering irons as well. So come down for some
hacky goodness!
https://www.facebook.com/events/523687061000170/?context=create
We had the bad luck of setting up our server right before the host
decides to move the entire datacenter across the street. So they shut
us down for an hour. Sadly unavoidable, but over now.
https://blog.linode.com/2013/05/17/fremont-upgrades/