sudo-discuss June 2014

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by Marc Juul

Jenny and myself (and Mitar) are in Portland for Open Source Bridge where we are having a panel on community mesh networks today so we won't be at the hacknight :-/ We'll be there next week though. -- marc/juul

10 years, 5 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] Moving logistics

by yar

On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 11:12 PM, yar <yardenack(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Okay, who's going to actually arrange this truck? It's on! Steve has a truck reserved for us, and he has a commercial license. We'll be pulling in for the first load around 10:30am as planned! Since we will probably be moving back and forth all day, to make things easier I will try to update this thread and Sudo's twitter every time we change locations, to help volunteers find us: https://twitter.com/sudoroom

10 years, 5 months

Fwd: Curious of your Company with our awesome event: Berkeley Spark Event July 19th.

by Marc Juul

Anyone in sudo room want to have a sudo room booth for this event? ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Tali Serota <geterdonepa(a)gmail.com> Date: Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:11 PM Subject: Curious of your Company with our awesome event: Berkeley Spark Event July 19th. To: info(a)counterculturelabs.org Greetings Counter Culture Labs, My name is Tali Serota and I'm helping to produce Berkeley Spark 2.0 Arts & Innovation Festival in Berkeley this summer. I am partnering with Berkeley Startup Cluster and Jennifer Cogley thought I should reach out to you, as your company could be a great fit for this fun event! I'd like to share more about the magic my friends and I are creating here in Berkeley. Go to our website: http://berkeleyspark.org <http://berkeleyspark.org/program/> http://berkeleyspark.org/program/ Berkeley Spark is a free community-driven arts and technology festival with the goal of providing a container where people can create, collaborate and connect with each other while highlighting and celebrating local culture and community engagement through art and technology. Our intention is to be a catalyst for community engagement through dialogue, future collaborations and access to local artists and technology innovators. Below is more info and a brief history of the event. We are looking for creative innovative companies as yourselves who would be interested in coming to this event for the day or even part of the day to share your gifts and creations with the community at large. If this feels like something that might interest you please let us know as spaces are filling and we would love to have you there. Thanks so much for your time and consideration and look forward to hearing from you. Cheers and a great day, i n gratitude, Tali __________________________________________________________ Tali Serota Geter Done Productions and Design Event Production/Management, Professional Organizing/Design and Curation. geterdonepa(a)gmail.com 203-273-5744 __________________________________________________________ *Berkeley Spark Info:* Berkeley Spark is a free community-driven arts and technology festival with the goal of providing a container where people can create, collaborate and connect with each other while highlighting and celebrating local culture and community engagement through art and technology. Our intention is to be a catalyst for community engagement through dialogue, future collaborations and access to local artists and technology innovators. This year’s event will feature a number of interactive art installations, music and ecstatic dance, Burning Man-esque clothing designers, hand-crafters jewelers, a film series, a panel discussion on technology, workshops for children and adults, and local technology companies will be on-site to present their designs and innovations. We’ve also invited a number of local Burning Man theme camps to participate as well as mutant vehicle fabricators and artists from NIMBY to highlight their projects headed out to Burning Man this year. To give you some history on the event, last year John Caner, from the Downtown Berkeley Association, approached myself and a group of local East Bay leaders to Burning Man back to Berkeley. He was referring to the *How Berkeley Can You Be* art car parade that had stopped running a few years ago. Our group joined forces and in less than three months, we created Berkeley Spark and filled Civic Center Park with art, music, dance and so much more. We were thrilled at the turnout and the support we received and when we met up this spring, we decided to do it again though we felt it was important to create more of a conversation between art and technology, thus emerged Berkeley Spark 2.0. "Arc of Reflection" by Oakland artist Amy Stabler at Berkeley Spark 2013 In building upon the East Bay's thriving art and technology climate, Berkeley Spark 2.0 is also hosting the* East Bay Innovation Tech Corridor*, creating yet another avenue for community dialogue on the convergence of art, technology and science here in the East Bay. Local innovators, designer, makers, hackers, scientist and futurists will be sharing their ideas and inventions with the Berkeley Community. As part of the innovation side to the event, The Farm House (a co-living house in Berkeley, CA) will be hosting a panel discussion on the ever-evolving technological landscape here in the Bay Area and at the event, we are also hosting *Berkeley Spark** Playspace* focusing on experiential workshops for children and adults. We are grateful for the support of the Downtown Berkeley Association and the City of Berkeley's Office of Economic Development in association with Berkeley Partners for Parks, Berkeley Startup Cluster, Burning Man Project, Drakes Brewing Company, Ecology Center, Impact Hub Berkeley, The Mead Kitchen, and Urban Innovation Exchange. If you'd like to know more about our festival, go to https://www.berkeleyspark.org and https://www.facebook.com/BerkeleySpark. If you have any questions about the festival, the best way to contact me is via my email: berkeleyspark(a)gmail.com or on my cell: 970-309-3588. Thank you so much for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you. Kindest Regards, Kat Kat Parkin Project Manager Berkeley Spark 970-309-3588 berkeleyspark(a)gmail.com berkeleyspark.org Facebook.com/berkeleyspark Twitter: @berkeleyspark

10 years, 5 months

Lockers 11 & 51

by yar

Who has stuff in lockers 11 & 51? They all have to be moved. It would be nice to get affirmative from the owners that their stuff inside is OK to move around. If not, come mind it! Thanks! :)

10 years, 5 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] All Sudoers: Please Read <---------------------------<

by Vicky Knox

I'm doing some moving of my own and plan on being available most of Thursday w00000t!! :D

10 years, 5 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] All Sudoers: Please Read <---------------------------<

by Somebody

A quick reply. Ed msged saying " I won't be compis mentis until early afternoon, but I do indeed have a dolly or two I can lend to the cause. Tell folks to call me after 3ish." Similar story goes w me, I will see you after work. Thx, D Somebody <somebody(a)riseup.net> wrote: >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >Hash: SHA512 > >Hello All, > >Tonight I stopped by Sudoroom and even thought that about 85% of the >stuff was boxed and ready to move... there is still a more lot work >that needs to be done. > >While there I felt embarrassed when I learned that all that hard work >been done only by about four Sudoers. And... they looked exhausted, >seriously. > >Today Wednesday is Move In day, and I heard it starts about 10:30am. > >So if you can... please join the effort. > >Many Thanks, > >Daniel >-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- >Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.22 (Darwin) >Comment: GPGTools - https://gpgtools.org >Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ > >iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJTqn0bAAoJEK2jBhiHY3O6PPgH/jeM5CDUjrApZNHi4d+uRxzI >E4riMA/hrZZvWlq5XGLsN2ZXutec8RwKotnkNLRuzShRxmhUkfutYZeaEYkZt3b/ >ixhh2q36JYAWQUuHSX3z4p+RXD8fZNmrcxJRMUMu3TzWe9BKB34bbJ+8uQnwzXCB >gQptjfPpWS8yS4I7yFpsYdcs6AlVfxCmj+F4O/60QUVcJ5HVmjCpQ0n9lsoAQ157 >xGTWjOYROgOtywPMhfJnp++HxNcI4WTkmfVtNZkX82BCs7qd9UCbifpJfWkNhAx7 >7cTCaTnFYiy1g5kiLmJ6CyJA1BwwxlHxkJNgEAOBzBHKjNa4llr2uUwVq0iUZts= >=q/SK >-----END PGP SIGNATURE----- >_______________________________________________ >sudo-discuss mailing list >sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org >https://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss

10 years, 5 months

Use of the term "sleeper"

by Vicky Knox

I want to open up a conversation on the use of the term "sleepers". I'd like to propose that we use wording like "Qwerty was found sleeping" (which describes an act that Qwerty did), rather than calling them a "sleeper" (which ascribes a quality to Qwerty). I believe that the latter creates an otherizing effect and is counter to my sense of Sudo Room's dedication to inclusivity. Omninom, Vicky

10 years, 5 months

All Sudoers: Please Read <---------------------------<

by Somebody

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hello All, Tonight I stopped by Sudoroom and even thought that about 85% of the stuff was boxed and ready to move... there is still a more lot work that needs to be done. While there I felt embarrassed when I learned that all that hard work been done only by about four Sudoers. And... they looked exhausted, seriously. Today Wednesday is Move In day, and I heard it starts about 10:30am. So if you can... please join the effort. Many Thanks, Daniel -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.22 (Darwin) Comment: GPGTools - https://gpgtools.org Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBCgAGBQJTqn0bAAoJEK2jBhiHY3O6PPgH/jeM5CDUjrApZNHi4d+uRxzI E4riMA/hrZZvWlq5XGLsN2ZXutec8RwKotnkNLRuzShRxmhUkfutYZeaEYkZt3b/ ixhh2q36JYAWQUuHSX3z4p+RXD8fZNmrcxJRMUMu3TzWe9BKB34bbJ+8uQnwzXCB gQptjfPpWS8yS4I7yFpsYdcs6AlVfxCmj+F4O/60QUVcJ5HVmjCpQ0n9lsoAQ157 xGTWjOYROgOtywPMhfJnp++HxNcI4WTkmfVtNZkX82BCs7qd9UCbifpJfWkNhAx7 7cTCaTnFYiy1g5kiLmJ6CyJA1BwwxlHxkJNgEAOBzBHKjNa4llr2uUwVq0iUZts= =q/SK -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

10 years, 5 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] Moving logistics

by yar

On Thu, Jun 12, 2014 at 9:34 AM, Steve Wilt <nsw(a)sonic.net> wrote: > I propose the following conceptual sketch of the moving process. > > First, I strongly suggest getting a 24’ Budget truck for the cost to benefit > ratio. > > Cost: > > Total truck cost (rental, tax, insurance, gas) can be as little as under > $60, if moving day is no later than Tuesday 6/24 or Wednesday 6/25. See > attached spreadsheet for details. Okay, who's going to actually arrange this truck? I can front the money but would prefer if somebody else made the decisions. Steve? Hol? Some things to consider: * will the pews fit? * will we need somebody with a commercial drivers' license? * what time shall we meet tomorrow? We have volunteers coming to Sudo at 10:30, so I think we should start heading to a rental place around 9 or earlier. Folks, we have ONE DAY in which to move all our big stuff, and it's tomorrow. So let's get to it! :)

10 years, 5 months

Fwd: Work with MBA Project

by Romy.ilano＠gmail.com

Hey this is a great job working with a cool organization Teaching mindfulness through meditation To at risk youth. Pass it along! Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: > From: Mind Body Awareness Project <info(a)mbaproject.org> > Date: June 24, 2014 at 2:10:39 PM PDT > To: Romy <romy.ilano(a)gmail.com> > Subject: Work with MBA Project > Reply-To: Mind Body Awareness Project <info(a)mbaproject.org> > > > > > > > > > > > > Job Opportunity Program Coordinator > The Mind Body Awareness Project is currently seeking a Program Coordinator! > > Here at the Mind Body Awareness Project, it is our mission to help at-risk youth lead meaningful lives through mindfulness meditation and emotional awareness. As a dedicated team, it is our goal to transform harmful behavior, while inspiring and awakening the intrinsic value of young people. We hope to expand our team and bring aboard a Program Coordinator who is aligned with our goal of providing at-risk youth with transformational tools to build lasting mind, body, and life skills. > > The Program Coordinator's responsibilities include reporting to the Executive Director and working collaboratively with our Office Manager and the Program Director. The Program Coordinator will coordinate MBA's dedicated team of instructors, site management for existing contracts and delivery of our mindfulness programs at various program sites. Please click below for more information on core and supplemental job duties, qualifications, and terms of employment. > > Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume with "Program Coordinator" in the subject line to info(a)mbaproject.org. Only resumes with cover letters will be considered. MBA is an equal opportunity employer. Individuals with similar backgrounds to the youth we serve are strongly encouraged to apply. > > Warmly, > > > The Mind Body Awareness Project > > > Youth participating in mindfuless training with MBA Instructor > Click for Full Job Description & To Apply > > > > > > Mind, Body, & Life Skills for At-Risk Youth > Copyright © 2014 Mind Body Awareness Project, All rights reserved. > Please note our new address: > 3700 E. 12th St., Suite 3B, Oakland, CA 94601 > (415) 824-2048 > > unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences > > > > > > > > This email was sent to romy.ilano(a)gmail.com > why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences > Mind Body Awareness Project · 478 Santa Clara Avenue · Suite 200 · Oakland, CA 94610 · USA > >

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