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blog post: troy visits RPS Collective down the street

by Romy Ilano

new blog post > Troy our librarian visited RPS Collective. we chatted about potentially selling our electronics kits + other stuff at RPS Collective retail space. - There's a potential for us to sell stuff at their next art show, which will be a full retail show in the whole space. Lots of potential for exposure since they are the first storefront at First Friday Plus they have collaborated with us before! https://sudoroom.org/sudoroom-connects-with-rock-paper-scissors-down-the-st… [image: SudoRoom Librarian Troy visits SudoRoom]<https://sudoroom.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Photo-Nov-02-1-33-01-PM1.jpg> SudoRoom Librarian Troy visits SudoRoom Troy, the SudoRoom librarian, visits our neighbors The Rock Paper Scissors Collective <http://www.rpscollective.com/>down the street. The RPS Collective was one of the worker’s collectives that helped start the Oakland Art Murmur. Here he checks out the zine library and is already coming up with ideas for different community projects. A recent SudoRoom collaboration involved SudoRoom donating Linux computers to RPS Collective in exchange for a beautiful sign painting. It’s pretty cool seeing the different volunteer-run collectives creating and helping each other out! [image: RPS Collective interns draw temporary tattoos on people for the Oakland Art Murmur]<https://sudoroom.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Photo-Nov-01-8-06-59-PM1.jpg> RPS Collective interns draw temporary tattoos on people for the Oakland Art Murmur [image: Terrarium Project at RPS Collective - so many happy people]<https://sudoroom.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Photo-Nov-02-1-33-43-PM-11.…> Terrarium Project at RPS Collective – so many happy people

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Volunteers needed tommorrow (Wednesday) morning!

by yar

Still trying to achieve fire safety & ADA accessibility by Saturday. Lots of things happening tomorrow morning. We need: Someone who can drive a U-haul full of waste to the following places: * hazardous waste * e-waste * recycling * solid waste We can tell you where to go. The truck needs to be returned by 12:30pm. You'll probably need to start by 8am. Someone to help the wheelchair lift installer starting around 9am - simple stuff like holding and fetching tools. And as many people as we can for spare hands during bathroom construction. Thanks so much!!

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robot programming format deciphered

by Jake

so I was able to use a primitive magnetic encoding sequencer to read robot programs from a flat magnetic tape. We had some antique (literally 25 years old) diskettes in the computer history museum, and I fed one to the robot, and then "saved" all the programs written so far to the "diskette" then, i used a mechanical diskette-reader for a desktop computer (which needed lubrication on its rusty motors and slides and quite a bit of fiddling to work) to read this magnetic tape "diskette" the filesytem format is nothing recognized by 'mount' so i was forced to simply dd the binary of the diskette's image to a file. I have posted the file here: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/robofloppy.2 and then i edited that with vim to extract the programs within. here is a simple program that makes 7 poses, and repeats: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/baby.txt this is a more raw version of all the jobs i found on the disk image, including some fragmentation. I don't understand the filesystem format, so it's just luck that so many of the files were intact in one piece. http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/jobs.txt as you can see, a program is a list of coordinates (the six hardware axes of the robot arm) and then a program referring to those coordinates. it can be more complicated than that of course, for example when we start using base or robot coordinates for 3d printing, but here it is anyway. this stuff is documented in this PDF: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/479236-17-Communications.pdf and also, i think we might find the serial communications format used by the "diskette drive" to communicate with the robot, so we can skip the magnetic media entirely and send programs directly to the robot over serial. please let me know if you're interested in this stuff and want to try something. -jake

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Re: [sudo-discuss] [omnilogistics] [BAPS-Organizing] ALL HANDS CALL TODAY/TONITE: HELP LOAD 17' TRUCK WITH OUR DEBRIS

by Jenny Ryan

I'm in for a late shift (after 8pm)! On Sep 16, 2014 3:05 PM, "Stephen Novotny" <novotny.stephen(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I'll be there as soon as I get off work, between 5:30 and 6! > > On Tue, Sep 16, 2014 at 3:03 PM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi All. Not much notice but there is a 17' rental truck outside for >> general omni debris removal. It needs to be loaded up with: >> - Excess garbage (several bags) >> - Construction debris from bathroom repair (lots) >> - Ceiling tiles from ballroom (these are light, so may want to go in >> last/on top) >> - Stuff from Sudo that sudo doesn't want (the present 'to go away' piles) >> - Stuff frrom basement that we don't want/need >> - All City of Berkeley-stamped grey garbage cans probably should be >> returned since Waste Management does not pick them up and they fill with >> garbage. >> >> No one is really here and I am starting to do it by myself and would >> appreciate help. If I do this then I can't work on the bathroom, which >> needs to be done by Friday. >> >> All the waste needs to be driven to the following places tomorrow AM & >> returned by 12:30pm >> - Commercial Waste & Recycling by the Colesium (they open real early) >> - E-waste place (in berkeley I think) for all e-waste >> - the Oakland Dump tomorrow AM and returned by 12:30. >> >> We need to generally remove junk from here that we don't need as this >> really is required by fire - it can't be a total mess in the basement or >> any area to be (re)inspected. We have a general mission of clearing out >> junk from the omni to comply. This was specifically mentioned by the fire >> inspector - everything should look like its 'in its place' (his words.) >> >> Any and all help appreciated. >> >> David >> > >

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ALL HANDS CALL TODAY/TONITE: HELP LOAD 17' TRUCK WITH OUR DEBRIS

by David Keenan

Hi All. Not much notice but there is a 17' rental truck outside for general omni debris removal. It needs to be loaded up with: - Excess garbage (several bags) - Construction debris from bathroom repair (lots) - Ceiling tiles from ballroom (these are light, so may want to go in last/on top) - Stuff from Sudo that sudo doesn't want (the present 'to go away' piles) - Stuff frrom basement that we don't want/need - All City of Berkeley-stamped grey garbage cans probably should be returned since Waste Management does not pick them up and they fill with garbage. No one is really here and I am starting to do it by myself and would appreciate help. If I do this then I can't work on the bathroom, which needs to be done by Friday. All the waste needs to be driven to the following places tomorrow AM & returned by 12:30pm - Commercial Waste & Recycling by the Colesium (they open real early) - E-waste place (in berkeley I think) for all e-waste - the Oakland Dump tomorrow AM and returned by 12:30. We need to generally remove junk from here that we don't need as this really is required by fire - it can't be a total mess in the basement or any area to be (re)inspected. We have a general mission of clearing out junk from the omni to comply. This was specifically mentioned by the fire inspector - everything should look like its 'in its place' (his words.) Any and all help appreciated. David

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Particapatory Budgeting Conference

by refugia

Anyone going to this? It's 200ish bucks to attend. http://www.pbconference.org/

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Fun!

by Vicky Knox

A friend of a friend made this silly website... http://www.databass.biz/ Sorry to add to your Internet clutter...I'm in a rabbit hole of my own! :P

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Fwd: [sfchalkboard] NEED Alaskan Chainsaw Mill

by Vicky Knox

Any chance? Original message here: https://lists.riseup.net/www/arc/sfchalkboard/2014-09/msg00068.html ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: 2014-09-14 21:29 GMT-07:00 Subject: [sfchalkboard] NEED Alaskan Chainsaw Mill To: sfchalkboard <sfchalkboard(a)lists.riseup.net> Hey everyone, This might be far fetched, but does anyone have an Alaska and Chainsaw Mill or another jig of sorts for cutting lumber? Was offered some Redwood logs, would love to mill them but not finding any DIY solutions out there! Some potential to weld something together but dunno if they would be able to in the time they want the logs out of there : ( Thanks a bunch! Bests, J

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Anti-black racism Edit-a-thon at LOL Makerspace 9/22

by Marina Kukso

Hi everyone, LOL Makerspace <http://oaklandmakerspace.wordpress.com/> is having an anti-black racism edit-a-thon on 9/22: "LOL Hackers are organizing a wiki edit-a-thon addressing anti-black racism. Come out to help us continue planning the edit-a-thon. We can go through the Oakland Wiki and Wikipedia and identify pages that we can work on and guidelines and logistics to help make the edit-a-thon accessible and fun! You're also welcome to come and work on other projects, too … Hack Night is open to everyone!" Here's the invite: https://www.facebook.com/events/864483943571189/ Hope you can make it! Marina

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Pickup failure - Assistance requested

by Marc Juul

Today Counter Culture Labs failed to pick up our new biosafety cabinet. We need someone or some device that can move a large 680 pound 6 foot wide, top heavy cabinet from its stand at about waist height, down to a couple of ground-level dollies so we can wheel it through a normal-sized doorway. Can you help? This is in redwood city. If we can get it onto dollies, we can move it from there. I have no experience with this sort of thing. We showed up with five people and even with one of the employees at the location helping we didn't feel comfortable even trying it, as it could easily result in serious injury. We put down half of the $500 price as a deposit, unscrewed the removable components and took them with us. We'd like to try to pick it up within the next week. It is the NU-425-600 model from this page: http://www.nuaire.com/products/labgard-es-energy-saver-nu-425-class-ii-type… cabinet.html Dimension without base stand: 77 ⅝ x 32 ⅞ x 63 inches -- marc/juul 510 717 4275

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Saturday! inviting Onyx Ashanti to show and tell at sudoroom

by Jake

hey sudoroom, i met this guy today at noisebridge (i know, i said i don't go there anymore) and he is doing some amazing stuff!!! We all have so much to learn from him, and be inspired by him. here is a recent post from his website, watch the video: http://onyx-ashanti.com/2014/07/11/the-nomadic-diary-of-onyx-ashanti-episod… basically he has been making amazing WEARABLE technology for purposes of music and other forms of electronic expression, in the most organic way i have ever seen technology used. He is using electronics, embedded systems (wireless arduinos with accelerometers, force sensors, buttons, lights etc) and hardware (servo motors and haptic feedback vibes) in concert with extremely ergonomic (again organic) structures made with 3d printing, to make human interface devices for making music (in puredata). He uses a bunch of different filament types (even conductive filament) and a heavily customized very portable 3d printer. my only disappointment is that none of his circuits or 3d models are on github, although he says that the stuff he is working on now will be released freely as soon as he is satisfied with it. I hope that is soon. in the meantime, here's his github, which has a couple of puredata repositories (puredata is the FOSS version of MaxMSP) https://github.com/onyxashanti even without code or files from his designs, i was very inspired by his work and his energy and his attitude. as for the circuits and the robotics code, it's nothing I couldn't make from scratch quickly. but the ideas that he had for this stuff are ideas that i never had, even though they seem "obvious" after the fact. But so few of us are lucky enough to look at technology from a purely interactive perspective like he seems to. he said he would gladly come to sudoroom "any time" and I have his contact to let him know. Is there any reason I shouldn't tell him to come to sudoroom on saturday at around 5 or 6 pm? is anyone interested in seeing the stuff he does with music, puredata patches, 3d printing, wearable embedded wireless electronics, robotics (the expressive tentacle thing) etc? -jake

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robot manuals need OCR

by Jake

so all the manuals i have for the robot are SCANS of some sort of papyrus, upon which the instructions were once inscribed. this means they are not searchable. It seems at first that they can be searched, and copy and paste, but that is only the safety warning pages inserted by the people who scanned the pages into the PDF. None of the content is searchable! if you know how to do OCR (optical character recognition) on a PDF and make it so that one can still search the PDF without altering its readable appearance, please do so to some of the manuals here: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot highest priority would be the programming manual: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/479950-3-Programming_manual_v4.pdf and the robot arm manual: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/479951-4-K10S_manual.pdf this would be an example of a PDF that has the scanned parts searchable: http://spaz.org/~jake/robot/02-TOE-C945-111%20-%20Service%20manual%20Motoma… -jake

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Global Radiation Monitoring Network

by Patrik D'haeseleer

Want to have our own networked radiation monitoring station? The Global Radiation Monitoring Network is looking to add nodes to their network <http://www.uradmonitor.com/join-the-network/>. They only have two dozen or so nodes around the world so far, and none in California. "In this early phase of the project, there is only a minimal, non-profit cost, to cover the hardware components used and the shipping." The nodes are weatherproofed, and only need 5V power and an ethernet cable. Is this something that could potentially be piggy-backed on to the sudo mesh nodes as well? One of their node models has a barometric pressure sensor as well. Not sure to what extent this is an open source project, but we could find out. They were just featured as one of the semifinalists for the Hackaday prize <http://hackaday.com/2014/09/11/global-radiation-monitoring-network-update/>, so I expect they'll be getting an influx of new node requests... Patrik

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Help with votes for a community biotech lab in LA

by Ryan Bethencourt

Hi Sudo'ers As many of you know I'm trying to help spread biohacking across CA, the US and internationally (I've been pushing hacker spaces at XPRIZE too as a way to democratize innovation) and we need your help! I'm currently helping a group of LA biohackers (including Cory Tobin and other LAB members) to try to raise money for a large non-profit community biotech lab in LA through LA2050. We're close, as in really close, we're in the number 2 spot and we were in the number 1 spot but just recently lost the no 1 spot.The rest of the teams are arts collectives (which we also love) but we're the only science and tech entry and we'd love to bring more science down to LA. If the voting is successful they'll be a lab down in LA that we can all collaborate with and visit with, the team and I would REALLY appreciate the votes. If you have time to vote, it's really quick and it would help us a lot: http://myla2050create.maker.good.is/projects/LALabLaunch Hopefully within a few months we'll be able to have a new LA community biohacker night and invite you all to attend! All the best, Ryan -- Ryan Bethencourt Tel: (415) 825 2705 Conf. Dial in number: 585-632-6294 PIN: 48429 ryan.bethencourt(a)gmail.com *@ryanbethencourt*

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Calendar wrong info?

by Somebody

https://sudoroom.org/events/oakland-nights-live-2014-09-13/ Says is for tonight at 2141 Broadway?

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Fwd: [omni-building] hard bathroom work needed this wknd

by yar

Volunteer opportunity! We are trying to make our bathroom wheelchair accessible in time for a big event next weekend. Hands and hearts needed ASAP. Thanks Sudoers! <3<3 ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> Subject: [omni-building] hard bathroom work needed this wknd I need a couple bodies to help me with some pretty hard bathroom work this weekend. Can explain more later / when i see people (phone about to die), but it HAS to be done before Monday. So if you are around, please cone by? Love, David

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Show Sunday in East-Central Oakland

by Lesley Bell

Hello everyone! We’re having a house show at Stanza/Hackistan (3276 Logan St) on Sunday. We have three bands lined up but will also have open mic time. If you have a creative hack project or musical act, come out and share it! Looking forward to seeing what we’ll create. ~Lesley

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Wanna talk about hacktivism?

by Mitch Altman

I received a request to talk about hacktivism to UC Berkeley law students. I'm not really the best person for this. (They may have me there, anyway, to talk about TV-B-Gone.) Would you like to talk about hacktivism? If so, please contact Eric, who's organizing the event: debellis(a)berkeley.edu Here's the email he sent me, with me info : Dear Mr. Altman: Hello. My name is Eric DeBellis. I am a former Allen Hall resident and current law student at the University of California, Berkeley. As a co-leader for the National Lawyers Guild Berkeley Law Chapter, I am wondering if you would be interested in visiting Berkeley Law to speak on the topic of hacktivism. We are planning to host two speakers. One would be a Berkeley Law professor who represents a more “establishment” perspective on the issue, so we were thinking that reaching out to you as the second speaker makes sense. I understand that political hacktivism is not your focus, but you’re a part of the hacker community, and you’re approachable and quite good at conveying your passions to unfamiliar audiences. We would not be asking you to debate the professor. Rather, you’d explain hacking in general, then how hacking has entered the political activism realm, then the professor would talk about it in more legalese terms. After, we’d open it up to questions/discussions from a group of students. As for the topic, Anonymous’s involvement in protests in Jefferson, Missouri is a particular area of interest for students, so we would like to use that as an illustration, but only as a launchpad to discuss broader issues that interest you and your counterpart. We do not have a date as of yet, but funding likely would be available. At the very least, we would provide a tasty lunch and a room of eager minds. If you’re interested, we would love to host you for lunch. Please contact me with any questions. Sincerely, Eric DeBellis Best, Mitch.

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31C3 submission deadline!

by Mitch Altman

The deadline for submitting a proposal for 31C3 talk or workshop is on the 14th -- 2 days! http://events.ccc.de/2014/09/11/31c3-call-for-participation-deadline-immine…

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Fwd: [sudo-info] Many Old Software Books

by Matthew Senate

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: John Givens <john(a)gate.net> Date: Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 2:30 PM Subject: [sudo-info] Many Old Software Books To: info(a)sudoroom.org Do you guys want any of these old books? They are upstairs. Regards, John Givens 510-652-4015 http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/zip/4663569995.html _______________________________________________ Info mailing list Info(a)lists.sudoroom.org https://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/info

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For politicos among us...

by Troy Massey

IYSSE, Tuesday, 5PM, Berkeley -- Iraq, Syria This group offers an excellent worldview on current political dynamics within capitalism. I have attended lectures previously that have been engaging and relevant even though I had only read half the suggested material. Contact me if you are interested in attending. Sincerely, - Troy M. Economist11(a)Gmail.com " You are the source of Freedom. The price of freedom is awareness and action." -----Original Message----- From: "Gabe Black" <gabriel.v.black(a)gmail.com> Sent: ‎9/‎11/‎2014 4:40 PM To: "Gabriel Black" <gabriel.v.black(a)gmail.com> Subject: IYSSE, Tuesday, 5PM, Berkeley -- Iraq, Syria ---IYSSE--- Workers, Students, and youth, Last night, Barack Obama announced that the United States would be escalating its military operation in not just Iraq and Syria, but anywhere he perceived a threat to US interests in the Middle East. You should come, Tuesday, 5pm, UC Berkeley, to the International Youth and Student for Social Equality's first regular weekly meeting. ROOM #: TBA on Monday At this meeting you will learn everything there is to know about what is going on in Syria and Iraq. -CIA's several year arm smuggling campaign through the Jordanian border into Syria -US Military's awareness that the majority of these arms were fueling Jihadist Militias, eventually falling into the hands of ISIS. -The underlying political and economic reasons behind the current escalation of militarism and war. -Why war abroad is accompanied by attacks on workers and youth at home. --- We are the only genuine Marxist student organization on campus. We have weekly educational meetings to deepen the theoretical, historical, and political understanding of students. The IYSSE is an international organization, with chapters in Germany, Sri Lanka, Australia, Canada, France, and more, that fights for the socialist transformation of society. If you wish to prepare for the discussion, please read the articles referenced at the bottom of this email. To learn more about what we do, and our principles, visit iysse.org --- THE IYSSE will be tabling on Sproul Plaza: Friday, September 12th, 11AM-12:45 PM Tuesday, September 16th, 2PM-4:30PM --- My name is Gabe Black. Please shoot me an email if you want to know more about getting involved with the IYSSE and the World Socialist Website (WSWS). --- References: https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2014/09/09/airi-s09.html http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/15/world/middleeast/jihadists-receiving-most… http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/25/world/middleeast/arms-airlift-to-syrian-r… http://articles.latimes.com/2013/jun/21/world/la-fg-cia-syria-20130622 --- To unsubscribe: please write back to the sender, subject title Unsubscribe.

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Science Hack Day Oct 4-5

by Matthew Senate

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/science-hack-day-san-francisco-2014-registrati…

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Omni website and subdomains up and running!

by Jenny Ryan

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hey folks, Apologies for my unexpectedly internet-free vacation. DNS has been configured properly and you'll find the new website at omni-oakland.org as well as working subdomains (currently wiki.omni-oakland.org and do.omni-oakland.org). WIKI ACCESS: New account creation has been disabled due to spam, so please contact myself (tunabananas(a)gmail.com), AL, Jeremy, David Keenan, Matt S, or Patrik to request an account.[1] FARNSWORTH ACCESS: For access to do.omni-oakland.org, where we're trying out a system for coordinating tasks among the various Omni groups and members, please request an account via the site. Just a reminder for folks interested in helping out with our communications technologies, the Omni Communications group meets every Monday at 7pm! We've been in summer hiatus but there's still plenty to do. You can find out more here: http://wiki.omni-oakland.org/w/Communications_Working_Group Cheers, Jenny [1] The ConfirmAccount plugin, which typically works well for forcing new accounts to be requested rather than auto-confirmed, is not working and has been thoroughly investigated by juul. Next step would be to upgrade Mediawiki and see if it works with a more recent stable version. Will try this tomorrow. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.14 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJTx6cZAAoJEHTWWpBUSeDhbC8H/0PMX1kH2LC/VQJQNnjdd6db INRakweTm6WO2nOblY2SPm8rmwbbcuNQNna6IDzubO50I0JOrJf+KhSuKpQ8SxT/ GPr+Qltcb24Y/2+RMq/BjAoN5xnau6FFF2Ker+oMhCKDcaCJRx9CB0072O8JNfUz OtsuGtG+T8BSyY2+b+ATMFyAfTlCOPUINH34hTzGc8bmZRuTVhBMShWWs7x18Vw4 8jjGIEOBr35ReizuF7y80Z8LwxODfWE3E6CnAxo0MQpZOM6CSWiT+vbZJELIuJ/W 6To5vWjLESgHu7gGJG218ETQWFMJZxi6sv77KYb7VB+tbbyzLYenxhvxLtF88eQ= =pDGe -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

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FW: [i-announce@ischool] Don't miss next week's Tech Talk: Data Analyticsat Facebook

by Troy Massey

I know someone will like to attend this and give a report back...someone with more technical skill than I... - Troy M. " You are the source of Freedom. The price of freedom is awareness and action." -----Original Message----- From: "School of Information" <events(a)ischool.berkeley.edu> Sent: ‎9/‎10/‎2014 3:52 PM To: "i-announce(a)ischool.berkeley.edu" <i-announce(a)ischool.berkeley.edu> Subject: [i-announce@ischool] Don't miss next week's Tech Talk: Data Analyticsat Facebook Don't miss next week’s tech talk at the UC Berkeley School of Information: Tech Talk: Data Analytics at Facebook With Jake Peterson Wednesday, September 17, 2014, 4:10 pm - 5:30 pm 210 South Hall The event will be recorded and posted here two to five days after the event Jake Peterson will talk about the Facebook analytics team and how they perform large scale data analysis, identify actionable insights, suggest recommendations, and influence the direction of the business. The Facebook analytics team serves as the voice of data that drives success throughout the company, including product development, user engagement, growth, revenue, and operations. Learn about their typical day-to-day responsibilities, challenges, and how best to succeed as a data scientist in analytics. MIMS students Jason Ost and Timothy Meyers will also be on hand to discuss their experiences as Facebook Analytics interns. Jake Peterson is a data scientist and analytics engineering manager at Facebook and has been working in data science for more than ten years — longer than “data science” has been a term. At Facebook, Jake has led data science for four different Facebook product teams, most recently for the Graph Search product. Prior to Facebook, Jake led analytics functions at several tech startups and spent six years in the direct marketing industry as an analytics consultant at Acxiom. He holds a B.S. in computer science and a B.A. in philosophy from Santa Clara University. More information: http://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/newsandevents/events/20140917facebookdatasc… Coming up at the I School: October 8, 2014 - "Securing Cyberspace: A National Priority", Dean's Lecture with Dr. Fred Chang October 29, 2014 - "Leveraging Workforce Science to Unlock Employee Value", Dean's Lecture with Michael Houseman Upcoming Friday afternoon Information Access Seminars: Sign up here for regular email reminders September 12, 2014 - "Mobile Persuasion Design: Combining Information Design with Persuasion Design to Change Behavior", Information Access Seminar with Aaron Marcus (Aaron Marcus and Associates) September 19, 2014 - "If You Could Design A Museum From Scratch, What Would It Be Like?", Information Access Seminar with George Oates (Good, Form & Spectacle) October 3, 2014 - "California Digital Library: Calculating Scholarly Journal Value", Information Access Seminar with Chan Li & Jacqueline Wilson October 17, 2014 - "Editorial Practices and the Web", Information Access Seminar with Michael Buckland October 24, 2014 - "Ontology Mapping: A concept hub for storing mapping data and linguistic methods for producing mappings", Information Access Seminar with Dagobert Soergel, University at Buffalo -- _____________________________________________ UC Berkeley School of Information http://www.ischool.berkeley.edu Facebook: http://facebook.com/BerkeleyISchool Twitter: http://twitter.com/BerkeleyISchool

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Fwd: Its our 6th Annual Cupcake Bakeoff!!!

by Romy＠snowyla

Great stuff! Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: > From: Rock Paper Scissors Collective <info(a)rpscollective.org> > Date: September 10, 2014 at 3:14:45 PM PDT > To: <info(a)miromi.com> > Subject: Its our 6th Annual Cupcake Bakeoff!!! > Reply-To: Rock Paper Scissors Collective <info(a)rpscollective.org> > > > Be the judge at our annual CUPCAKE BAKEOFF! > View this email in your browser > > > Facebook > > Twitter > > Website > > Instagram > This Week at RPSC > CUPCAKES! CUPCAKES! CUPCAKES! > Come on out > SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2014 1-4pm > for our > 6th Annual Vegan Cupcake Bakeoff! > You are the Judge! > Crafts! Zines! Fun! > > Sliding scale donation $5-$10 > All proceeds benefit RPSC and keep our skillshare, youth and community programs running! > > > 9.18.14 6-10pm > Join us for Crafts & Drafts the 3rd Thursday of every month at Telegraph Beer Garden (2318 Telegraph Ave). > Support RPSC by having a brew, a bite, chatting & making things! > A portion of Telegraph's sales for the evening will be donated to RPSC. > > Current Gallery Exhibtion: > "Those De NADA Kids" > 9.5.14 - 9.27.14 > > NEW VOLUNTEER ORIENTATIONS > September 10 > September 24 > October 8 > October 22 > 6:30 - 7:00pm > What keeps RPSC running? > VOLUNTEERS! > Come learn all about RPSC by attending a volunteer orientation. You'll get to hear all the different ways you can get involved with us and learn the next steps to become a superstar! No registration necessary but we ask you to be on time as orientations start promptly. > See you soon! > The Rock Paper Scissors Collective is a volunteer-run organization that fosters creativity and collaboration in order to strengthen local communities and encourage sustainable practices and alternative models. We promote the sharing of ideas, skills, and resources through the celebration of art, craft, education, and performance. > > RPSC currently realizes this through an accessible space that offers free and low-cost classes, curated and open submission art shows, the retail of independently made clothing/craft/zines/music, a drop in arts lab, community events space, and youth involvement. > Copyright © 2014 Rock Paper Scissors Collective, All rights reserved. > You are receiveing this email because you opted in at our website or signed up at our physical location. > > Our mailing address is: > Rock Paper Scissors Collective > 2278 Telegraph Ave > Oakland, CA 94612 > > Add us to your address book > > > unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences >

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