December, January and February are always a little awkward for USian
Techno-Activism Third Mondays. December is very close to the holiday
break. The third Monday in January is MLK day, and in February it's
President's day.
We're going to take a break in December, and we'll announce plans for
January and February in 2016 (hint: those plans may well have the word
"Tuesday" in them).
For now, many thanks to everybody for your talks, your questions and you
support in 2015, and see you next year.
d.
I can share their contact info with people who are interested.
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Subject: [omni-helpdesk] computers, motherboards, parts from a local
non-profit org
To: info(a)omnicommons.org
Greetings, Omni Folks!
We are a nearby nonprofit organization, getting ready to move our
office to another location, and we have a large pile of computer stuff
that might be of some use to some of the people in your group.
If you're interested, might be better for me to set up a time when you
could stop by and meet with our I.T. person who could show you
everything that is up for grabs.
We're here M-F, 9am-5pm. I manage the office, and am here every day
during those times.
Let me know if you're interested!
I was asked to give a run through on using the laser cutter, if anyone else
is interested please stop by, 3pm on Friday.
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Inspiring course taught by my bro Adeola on Brooklyn . Reminds me of cool public school courses!
https://thebrooklyninstitute.com/bisr_course/love-is-a-weapon-gandhi-tolsto…
Love is a Weapon: Gandhi, Tolstoy, Kallenbach and nonviolence | The Brooklyn Institute for Social Research
Before Gandhi became the Mahatma, he was Mohandas. Living in South Africa for over twenty years, the young lawyer-turned-activist campaigned for the rights of migrant workers from India, fighting alongside the British in wars against the Boers and the Zulu Kingdom. It was in these harshest of racist, imperialist battles that young Gandhi began to develop the thought and practice that would become his signature in later years.
During these years in South Africa, Gandhi formed friendships with the Russian writer Leo Tolstoy and Prussian-Jewish architect, Hermann Kallenbach. Out of their unlikely friendship, Kallenbach and Gandhi founded the Tolstoy Farm, a retreat which acted as a laboratory for experimenting with techniques of nonviolence both as theory and as a practical way of living.
In this course we look closely at Gandhi’s South Africa years―a time of both racial warfare, and great love and friendship―to understand the source of the philosophies and practices that would later inspire many currents of the civil rights movement in the United States. While many analyses of Gandhi and his thought focus on ideas and influences from Braminical and Jain sources, this course will focus on the South African moment and this archive in particular.
Main texts for the course will include the collected writings of Gandhi, The South African Gandhi: Stretcher-bearer of Empire, by Desai & Vahed, Tolstoy’s The Kingdom of God is Within You, correspondence between Tolstoy and Gandhi, and Gandhi and Kallenbach. We will also read supplementary texts, which provided inspiration for Gandhi’s practice, such as Thoreau on civil disobedience, John Ruskin’s “Unto this Last,” and Plato’s Apology.
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From: Ken Litchfield <litchfield.ken(a)gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 10:18 PM
Subject: [CCL] FungusFair ThisSun12-6-2015/10-5 9th&LincolnSFGGPark
To: cclabs <counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com>
Heyall,
If you aren't making ghost hearts there's this:
This Sunday from 10 to 5 at the SF Hall of Flowers County Fair Building at
9th and Lincoln in Golden Gate Park (*NOT* the Conservatory of Flowers
Glasshouse) we will have our 46th annual Fungus Fair.
Please bring yourselves and your friends and families and your mushrooms to
identify and learn their lore.
There will be many display tables of mushrooms taxonomically arranged and
labeled so you can learn their familial relationships and a woodland
wildland scene with dramatic specimens for photo opportunities. There will
be subject tables for Mushroom Intro, Mushroom Microscopy, Mushroom
Identification, Mushroom Ecology, Mushroom Toxicology, Edible Mushrooms,
Medicinal Mushrooms, Dye Mushrooms, Mushroom Cultivation, Mycoremediation,
Psychoactive Mushrooms, Mushroom Art, and mushroom vendors galore selling
oodles of trinkets, doodads, clothes, books, and more. We'll have mushroom
soups for sale, culinary sampling demos, cultivation kit making, kids
crafts, and lots of other fungal fluffernuggets.
For speakers we'll have JR Blair of SFSU speaking on "Mushrooms from Sierra
Nevada," Britt Bunyard of Fungi Magazine speaking on "Mycopsychedelia," Ken
Litchfield of MSSF Cultivation speaking on the "Gardener's Guide to Growing
and Using Healthful Mushrooms," and David Arora, author of "All That the
Rain Brings and More" and "Mushrooms Demystified," speaking on "Mushrooms
Demythified." Besides those folks we'll have more than enough mushroom
people to whet your appetite for trolls, lykenvykers, coprignomes,
muscaryogres, and logrumps.
>From "Which is that?" to "Witch's snot?!" get all your fungal questions
answered at our Fungus Fair 2015.
For ticket info and the latest updates go to mssf.org/fungus-fairs
Thanks Ken
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Omni Member Collective proposal. Probably can't vote on this tomorrow - plz
discuss!
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From: Buried Seeds <buriedseedsmedicinalgarden(a)gmail.com>
Date: Sun, Nov 29, 2015 at 9:08 AM
Subject: [omni-discuss] Buried Seeds Proposal Clarification
To: discuss(a)lists.omnicommons.org
Hello! As requested at the last delegates' meeting, I've attached Buried
Seeds' proposal clarification. The updated responses are highlighted in
blue.
Peace
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My friend James is playing tonight at the Omni. He's a composer who uses a lot analogue electronics.-Patrick
http://jamesfei.com/
Tues Dec 8, 730pm
Omni Oakland Commons
4799 Shattuck Ave Oakland
Active Music Series presents:
-Nathan Clevenger Group
-James Fei
-Giacomo Fiore & Larry Polansky
Details here:
http://www.bayimproviser.com/EventView.aspx?e=13300