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by Eske Silver

So, this weeks titles were announced over the weekend, and I'm hoping to see you all there! This Friday, we'll be showing the titles '*Nothing*' and '*MirrorMask*'. Two movies about being slung into a wild, alternate world - where things make little to no sense, but the adventure is grand. More info on this event can be found here: October 17th Film Night <https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Event:2014/10/17_Film_Night> For the Film Night of Friday th 24th, we will be screening '*The Internet's Own Boy*' and '*Hackers*', with a half hour open conversation between (and/or after). More info on this event can be found here: October 24th Film Night <https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Event:2014/10/24_Film_Night> There is no Film Night planned for Friday the 31st, as it is Halloween. But! If enough people are interested in having a horrifying, ghoulish, frightening movie night, I will certainly consider hosting one for All Hallows Eve! If you're interested, just reply in line as an RSVP, with a movie suggestion! ~ Korl

10 years, 11 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] [omni-consensus] Backspace Space proposal

by Andrew Lowe

Quick correction, Appendix A should not have the Disco room highlighted. Only the Den, ADA Room, and Small BDRM On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 1:26 PM, Sara Larsen <saralarsenyoga(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Please find Backspace's space proposal below, and on the Omni riseup pad. > Skip to the section labeled "Space" if you don't want to reacquaint > yourself with our vision and mission. Thank you! > > > Backspace Wellness Collective > > > Vision > > The Backspace Wellness is a worker-owned wellness network providing an > array of accessible, responsive, safe care, while elevating neighbors, > diverse communities and Oakland activists. Guided by an ethics of > decolonization and of difference, we believe that self-care and community > access to wellness resources is a radical act. > > We encourage organizations and individuals committed to making our city a > more just, livable place to care for themselves and go about their work in > a sustainable way. We believe that abundance of resources is often linked > to good health and that abundance is possible through proper relations, and > so are mindful of the nuance of each relationship, gearing our exchanges > towards this mutual benefit and mutual aid of persons, land, community/s. > The Backspace Collective is also committed to facilitating a deepened, > educated community of learners and teachers of the healing arts, and to > explore in conversation what a healthy person, community and bioregion will > look like, and how they are intertwined. > > > Mission > > Backspace Wellness Collective, a collective within the OMNI Commons, is a > worker-owned wellness collective encompassing a broad range of healing > modalities to make opportunities available for healing, wellness, care and > growth in the community. > > We offer: > > - Wellness center services via private practice(s). > > - Regular donation-based clinics that provide wellness services to a > diversity of populations from a range of economic backgrounds. > > - Regular events, talks, panels, teach-ins and classes in our space to > engage and empower the community on an educational and participatory level. > > - Ongoing contemplative classes and workshops (e.g. meditation, yoga, > martial arts, etc.) > > > Space > > Backspace proposes to move into the ADA accessible Storage Area on the > Shattuck Ave side (former TIL space), the small BDRM upstairs and the > upstair Den (re: the Den - Backspace plans to offer this room part of the > time as a Commons to other Omni collectives). See Appendix A. > > > Den: Backspace is interested in the Den that overlooks La Commune (next > to TIL’s upstairs office). We will use this room in a multi-purpose way: > for use for yoga, martial arts, open affordable holistic clinic hours, > meditation, wellness special events, etc. We will offer this room as a > common space by reservation during the times when it is not reserved for > Backspace use. > > A public calendar that Backspace would be very happy to administrate would > be set up for this room (alternately we can link to an existing calendar > but just need more info on how to do so). > > Small BDRM upstairs: We need one small, private room for use as a small > studio space for practitioners, as well as for locked Backspace storage > (which will include herbs and tinctures that must be locked and not > available to the public). > > ADA accessible Storage Area We envision this as a private ADA accessible > clinic room for Backspace (for massage appts, etc, where the practitioner > would need to lock the door behind them). > > Governance/Structure > > Backspace is a worker owned and operated collective. We make decisions via > modified consensus. Membership is obtained through a vote by all the > existing members. > > We strive to be engaged with the larger Omni community and have been since > the very first delegates meeting. > > We rotate our voting delegates monthly and routinely participate in > working groups, other collectives, or other valuable projects relating to > the Omni. > > Financials > > We would pay $1000 per month starting in October. > > Backspace founder Andrew Lowe put forward $6000 to the Omni for Backspace > in May 2014. This money was paid ahead as a commitment by Backspace to the > Omni and vice versa. We would like to allocate that money in the following > way: > > $3000 for July Rent (first month, last month, deposit) > > $1000 for Septemer > > $1000 for October > > $1000 for November > > Our income will come from contributions from member practitioners. We plan > to use our profits to help keep our free/donation based clinics sustainable. > > [image: FloorPlanProposal-page-001 (1).jpg]Appendix A: Rooms > > > -- > > > Let us be together, > Let us eat together, > Let us be vital together, > Let us be radiating truth, > radiating the light of life, > Never shall we denounce anyone, > never entertain negativity. -- > The Upanishads > > _______________________________________________ > consensus mailing list > consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org > https://omnicommons.org/lists/listinfo/consensus > > -- --------- Andrew Lowe http://www.lostways.com

10 years, 11 months

Fwd: [omni-consensus] Backspace Space proposal

by Jenny Ryan

New Backspace proposal for Omni, please discuss! ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Sara Larsen <saralarsenyoga(a)gmail.com> Date: Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 1:26 PM Subject: [omni-consensus] Backspace Space proposal To: "consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org" <consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org> Please find Backspace's space proposal below, and on the Omni riseup pad. Skip to the section labeled "Space" if you don't want to reacquaint yourself with our vision and mission. Thank you! Backspace Wellness Collective Vision The Backspace Wellness is a worker-owned wellness network providing an array of accessible, responsive, safe care, while elevating neighbors, diverse communities and Oakland activists. Guided by an ethics of decolonization and of difference, we believe that self-care and community access to wellness resources is a radical act. We encourage organizations and individuals committed to making our city a more just, livable place to care for themselves and go about their work in a sustainable way. We believe that abundance of resources is often linked to good health and that abundance is possible through proper relations, and so are mindful of the nuance of each relationship, gearing our exchanges towards this mutual benefit and mutual aid of persons, land, community/s. The Backspace Collective is also committed to facilitating a deepened, educated community of learners and teachers of the healing arts, and to explore in conversation what a healthy person, community and bioregion will look like, and how they are intertwined. Mission Backspace Wellness Collective, a collective within the OMNI Commons, is a worker-owned wellness collective encompassing a broad range of healing modalities to make opportunities available for healing, wellness, care and growth in the community. We offer: - Wellness center services via private practice(s). - Regular donation-based clinics that provide wellness services to a diversity of populations from a range of economic backgrounds. - Regular events, talks, panels, teach-ins and classes in our space to engage and empower the community on an educational and participatory level. - Ongoing contemplative classes and workshops (e.g. meditation, yoga, martial arts, etc.) Space Backspace proposes to move into the ADA accessible Storage Area on the Shattuck Ave side (former TIL space), the small BDRM upstairs and the upstair Den (re: the Den - Backspace plans to offer this room part of the time as a Commons to other Omni collectives). See Appendix A. Den: Backspace is interested in the Den that overlooks La Commune (next to TIL’s upstairs office). We will use this room in a multi-purpose way: for use for yoga, martial arts, open affordable holistic clinic hours, meditation, wellness special events, etc. We will offer this room as a common space by reservation during the times when it is not reserved for Backspace use. A public calendar that Backspace would be very happy to administrate would be set up for this room (alternately we can link to an existing calendar but just need more info on how to do so). Small BDRM upstairs: We need one small, private room for use as a small studio space for practitioners, as well as for locked Backspace storage (which will include herbs and tinctures that must be locked and not available to the public). ADA accessible Storage Area We envision this as a private ADA accessible clinic room for Backspace (for massage appts, etc, where the practitioner would need to lock the door behind them). Governance/Structure Backspace is a worker owned and operated collective. We make decisions via modified consensus. Membership is obtained through a vote by all the existing members. We strive to be engaged with the larger Omni community and have been since the very first delegates meeting. We rotate our voting delegates monthly and routinely participate in working groups, other collectives, or other valuable projects relating to the Omni. Financials We would pay $1000 per month starting in October. Backspace founder Andrew Lowe put forward $6000 to the Omni for Backspace in May 2014. This money was paid ahead as a commitment by Backspace to the Omni and vice versa. We would like to allocate that money in the following way: $3000 for July Rent (first month, last month, deposit) $1000 for Septemer $1000 for October $1000 for November Our income will come from contributions from member practitioners. We plan to use our profits to help keep our free/donation based clinics sustainable. [image: FloorPlanProposal-page-001 (1).jpg]Appendix A: Rooms -- Let us be together, Let us eat together, Let us be vital together, Let us be radiating truth, radiating the light of life, Never shall we denounce anyone, never entertain negativity. -- The Upanishads _______________________________________________ consensus mailing list consensus(a)lists.omnicommons.org https://omnicommons.org/lists/listinfo/consensus

10 years, 11 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] Sonic Account Info

by yar

On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 8:45 PM, niki <niki.shelley(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Reaching out again - who should I contact to get the info for our account > w/Sonic? I know Sudo has been footing this bill but perhaps Omni should take > it over. > > The cafe would like to add a phone line so, at the very least, we'd like to > contribute to the expense for this service. Makes sense to us to use the > existing service rather than setting up a new one. > > Thanks, in advance, for pointing me in the right direction! I have the account info and login. We already have two paired lines with two phone #s, so I think all we need to do is wire up the other one. We could try to change the payment setup, although Sonic gave us grief for trying that at 2141, which was why we switched to LMI. :/ I just put this month's bill on the wiki: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Example_Internet_Bill As you can see, the way they charge us is complicated. It's $140 but most of that obviously goes to internet, including line items that non-Sudoers probably don't care about like static IP address. All the tiny fees for phone service probably add up to ~$10 per line on their own.

10 years, 11 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] Sonic Account Info

by yar

> https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Example_Internet_Bill Also, we just got this month's receipt - $137. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Sonic.net Billing <billing(a)sonic.net> Subject: [sudo-info] Sonic.net: Receipt for automatic payment Your automatic credit card renewal payment has been processed, and your Sonic.net account has been credited. If you have any questions regarding your bill or your Internet service, please feel free to contact us. RECEIPT Sonic.net, Inc. 2260 Apollo Way Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707.522.1000 support(a)sonic.net Due Date: 2014-10-20 Service from 2014-10-20 to 2014-11-20 For: Name Name <xxxxxxxx(a)sonic.net> 4799 SHATTUCK AVE OAKLAND, CA 94609-2032 _______________________________________________________________________ Description Unit Price Total ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Fusion Broadband - Dual Lines - 89.95 89.95 STI-0105940-3 Fusion Broadband Information - STI-0105940-3 0.00 0.00 Data $44.97 Voice $44.98 Voice Federal Subscriber Line Charge Fee 6.50 6.50 Voice Federal Subscriber Line Charge Fee 6.50 6.50 Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee 1.91 1.91 Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee 1.91 1.91 Voice California Lifeline Telephone Service 0.21 0.21 Surcharge Voice California Lifeline Telephone Service 0.21 0.21 Surcharge Voice California Deaf and Disabled Telecom 0.04 0.04 Program Surcharge Voice California Deaf and Disabled Telecom 0.04 0.04 Program Surcharge Voice California High Cost Fund-A Surcharge 0.03 0.03 Voice California High Cost Fund-A Surcharge 0.03 0.03 Voice California Teleconnect Fund Surcharge 0.11 0.11 Voice California Teleconnect Fund Surcharge 0.11 0.11 Voice California Advanced Services Fund 0.08 0.08 Surcharge Voice California Advanced Services Fund 0.08 0.08 Surcharge Voice California 911 Emergency Surcharge 0.13 0.13 Voice California 911 Emergency Surcharge 0.13 0.13 Voice Oakland Utility Users Tax 2.23 2.23 Voice Oakland Utility Users Tax 2.23 2.23 Fusion IP address space 142.254.26.6/32 - 10.00 10.00 STI-0105940-3 Fusion Phone Service - 5108587155 0.00 0.00 Fusion Phone Service - 5108587351 0.00 0.00 Voice California Public Utility Commission 0.03 0.03 User Fee Voice California Public Utility Commission 0.03 0.03 User Fee Voice FCC Interstate Telecom Service 0.04 0.04 Provider Fee Voice FCC Interstate Telecom Service 0.04 0.04 Provider Fee Property Tax Allotment Surcharge 0.18 0.18 Property Tax Allotment Surcharge 0.18 0.18 Voice Regulatory Recovery Surcharge 0.52 0.52 Voice Regulatory Recovery Surcharge 0.52 0.52 Modem Equipment Rental Fee 13.00 13.00 Credit Prorate 2014-10-20 to 2014-10-01 for 1.14cr 1.14cr Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee Credit Prorate 2014-10-20 to 2014-10-01 for 1.14cr 1.14cr Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee Charge Prorate 2014-10-01 to 2014-10-20 for 1.17 1.17 Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee Charge Prorate 2014-10-01 to 2014-10-20 for 1.17 1.17 Voice Federal Universal Service Fund Fee Total: 137.03

10 years, 11 months

Fwd: community print shop conversation

by yar

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Ian Dolton-Thornton <ianjdt(a)gmail.com> Date: Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 10:37 AM Subject: community print shop conversation hi, i was hoping that you'd be able to pass this on to sudo room members: i'm going to show up to the omni before the thursday meeting to answer sudo room members' questions about the community print shop. i head there straight from work, so i should be able to get there by about 6:20. i'll be in the basement and happy to answer any questions about the community print shop. also, i'm happy to email with anyone at any time: ianjdt(a)gmail.com :) thanks! see you soon. ian

10 years, 11 months

Fwd: Internet at Omni in Oakland for Deconstruction

by Danny Spitzberg

Hey all, Has anyone been on the roof yet to check for a sight-line to the Monkey Brains beam? If so, please let me know! If not, I'll climb up on the roof and take a photo thanks D ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Alex Menendez <amen(a)monkeybrains.net> Date: Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 5:27 PM Subject: Re: Internet at Omni in Oakland for Deconstruction To: Danny Spitzberg <stationaery(a)gmail.com> Cc: "Tyler Hanson :: KultureHaus" <t(a)kulturehaus.com>, David Keenan < dkeenan44(a)gmail.com>, Eddie Codel <eddie(a)eddie.com>, "rudy(a)monkeybrains.net" <rudy(a)monkeybrains.net> Take a picture toward grizzly peak. U r shooting for right above the Caldecott tunnel. Best, -amen Sent from my iPoo On Oct 14, 2014, at 12:18 PM, Danny Spitzberg <stationaery(a)gmail.com> wrote: Hey all, this is Danny, an organizer with the Omni. We just got roof access on Oct 1 and I'm happy to look into sightlines (pun). My question is... where am I looking? How might I discern clear line of sight? curious, Danny On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 10:07 AM, Tyler Hanson :: KultureHaus < t(a)kulturehaus.com> wrote: > Hey all. > > Spoke with Alex from Monkey Brains today, and the question is of course is > there a position on the roof of the omini where we can get a clear line of > site to grizzly peak. I am wondering if anyone has gone on the roof to > investigate this, and if not could someone. > > I need to learn ASAP If Line of site is not an option, and then move on to > the next feasible option. > > Can you tell me how to get, how to get to the internet street... > Tyler Hanson > 503.915.4977 > T(a)kulturehaus.com > > > > > On 10/13/14, 9:22 AM, "Alex Menendez" <amen(a)monkeybrains.net> wrote: > > >Hello, Tyler > > > >Our Oakland presence is a best kept secret :) > > > >How much bandwidth are you looking for at this location? > > > >Thanks for the referral, Eddie! > > > >best, > >-amen > > > >> Thanks for the intro Eddie. > >> > >> And nice to meet you in the interwebs Alex, let me know when is a good > >> time to chat. I am available all weekend. > >> > >> Tyler Hanson > >> 503.915.4977 > >> T(a)kulturehaus.com > >> > >>> On Oct 10, 2014, at 18:42, Eddie Codel <eddie(a)eddie.com> wrote: > >>> > >>> Hey Alex! > >>> > >>> Hope all's swell in your world. We're doing another event where we are > >>> in need of solid bandwidth. It's sort of like the Red Bull Creation > >>> thing we did at the Techshop Annex a couple years ago. Meet Tyler, who > >>> is co-producing this thing and is working with the venue to make magic > >>> happen. He can tell you more about what we need and when. > >>> > >>> Thanks! > >>> -eddie > >>> -- > >>> Eddie Codel > >>> Eddie.com Live Stream Consulting Services > >>> San Francisco, CA :: 415-935-4343 :: eddie(a)eddie.com :: @ekai > >> > > > > > >Alex Menendez .-"""-. > >Monkey Brains _/-=-. \ > >635 Potrero (_|@ @/ | > >San Francisco, CA 94110 / \ ,_) > >415.200.8703 \'=" /__/ > >415.974.1313 ;--' ' > > > > >

10 years, 11 months

Garbage cabs > all the way to curb.

by David Keenan

Not along wall of building.. If along wall of building, WM does not have to pick up.. Can someone move to curb tonight? :) D

10 years, 11 months

Re: [sudo-discuss] Beehive Design Collective: Bees swarm Bay Area with new graphic and tour! Oct 19-21

by yar

On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 5:12 PM, april glaser <april.glaser(a)riseup.net> wrote: > http://store.beehivecollective.org/ Who wants to invite them to Sudo? :)

10 years, 11 months

kitchen wg report-back

by yar

I went to this Sunday's kitchen working group meeting. Some things to know: 1/3 of the industrial stove is working. The other 2/3 needs new parts which Joe can get for the very discounted price of $300. I propose that Omni collectives pay for this since we will be using it a lot. They are working on replacing the large water boiler with a tiny instant heater, cutting & rotating the large metal basin sink, and installing the 3-basin sink from Noisebridge via CCL between that and the stove. They would like to open up the northwest part of the room by disassembling the old shelves & countertops, and removing the street-facing drywall to expose the windows hidden behind them. Does anybody know if the landlords have been notified of this kitchen work yet? Do we need to write up more detailed plans before doing this stuff? The downstairs kitchen will not have room for any of our appliances from upstairs such as fridges or stoves. FNB cooks are already concerned about space being too tight. We will have to keep the fridges out in the basement common area, or somewhere else in the building. We may not need the electric stoves once the wolf range is fully lit. Joe will find another home for the chest freezer, as it belonged to him and apparently nobody has used it here.

10 years, 11 months

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