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open access button launching nov. 18th - trying to get a big public message

by Marina Kukso

hi all, on nov. 18th open access folks are launching an OA button that will allow people to make a public comment every time they hit a paywall. they're trying to make a big splash and are asking people to sign up to make a coordinated social media message about the issue. here's a description and the link to sign up (from https://www.thunderclap.it/en/projects/5675-open-access-button-launch): *If someone hits a paywall in the forest, does it make a sound?* Every time you hit a paywall is an isolated moment of frustration, that is unlikely to shake the ivory tower of academic publishing. By putting these moments together using the Open Access Button, we will capture your individual moments of injustice and frustration and display them, on full view to the world. Only by making this problem impossible to ignore can we change the system. This project was started by two students <http://bit.ly/19QMpMD>, good friends frustrated by the current system and driven to change the publishing system we will have to work with. The project was made possible by the invaluable support of developers, advocates and the open access community at large. Our team has worked extremely hard in the past few months to develop a prototype which we’re finally ready to show to the world. At launch, the button will be able track and map every time a user hits a paywall, help them share their struggle and finally help them get access to the paper for free. Advocates can use the stories and data the button collects to push for change. Our data and code will all be available for others to use, improve on and do things we couldn’t have dreamed of. Everyone is affected by this problem, patients, students, doctors and academics. We need your help to make this problem too obvious to ignore. Please help us. Share this thunderclap, and download the button November 18th Find out more : http://bit.ly/1bEH7XT

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Re: [sudo-discuss] 3D Printer - needs new heating element

by Jake

Hol, you forgot to put any text in your post at all! please be clear of how you came to this conclusion. The heating element is a resistor glued into a block of metal on the end of the extruder. It has two wires which go to a connector a couple inches from it, and they go back to the machine. To test the heating element, one can unplug this connector and use a multimeter to measure its resistance. It should be something like 8 ohms, i don't know the exact value but 100 is too much and indicates it's bad. it was replaced a little while ago by a technician from the corporation that made it. If the machine is acting up about heating, we need to know whether the problem is with the heating or the temperature sensing. If the temperature sensor is reporting ambient temperature, it's probably working. if the temp sensor is working but the heating element isn't making it heat up, it could be the heating element (see test above) or it could be the connector near it, or the wires from there back to the main board, or where those wires connect to the brain. can you give more information about what you tried and what you observed? -jake

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Sudo Room wins $4700 grant from Southern Exposure!

by Vicky Knox

WOOOAAAH!!! Could we all see a copy of what you wrote for the grant application? Maybe store it in the wiki for future reference as we continue applying for grants? :D :D

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Re: [sudo-discuss] sudo crowd

by Vicky Knox

Thank you, Eddan! :D Will you let us all know when you get those updates up?

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Re: [sudo-discuss] Sudo Room Wiki/Wordpress beautification hack day

by Vicky Knox

Updates to the wiki! I began work on the wiki by categorizing pages so that they can eventually be clustered into single page portals and/or menus (similar to the Quick Links the main Mesh group page has <https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Mesh>). I started by going through All Pages < https://sudoroom.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Special%3AAllPages> one-by-one, and categorized articles as Projects < https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Category:Projects>, subcategory Food Hacking < https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Category:Food_Hacking>, Events < https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Category:Events> and Stub (for pages that may be abandoned or need expansion) <https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Category:Stub>. I also did a little bit of spam rollbacking and prettied up the language in a few articles. Still on my list are to complete categorization of every page in All Pages, research a new template for the front page of the wiki and build out the Funding page Jenny started <https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Funding>. Please let me know if you'd like to meet up and work on this with me!

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Sudo Room's Values, Participation, etc

by Matthew Senate

Hey all, I've been thinking about some things and wanted to share a few thoughts: Reflecting on this: https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Articles_of_Association#Values I'm of the disposition that sudo room as a collective values "open, public discourses over closed proprietary processes" and I believe in good faith that this is held and executed by sudoers generally. I appreciate when folks want to offer positive acknowledgements, suggestions for improvement, and support to fellow community members. I also think that sudoers generally practice "do-ocracy over bureaucracy" with an added element of "access and transparency over exclusivity" in order to help that do-ocracy remain accountable and enable us to "solve real problems over hypotheticals, while respecting visions of the future." Ultimately, it is my perspective that sudo room's various participants are interested in acting based on "community and collaboration over isolation and competition" not the other way around. I do not think things are perfect, but I think by and large folks do a good job of these things and everyone is interested in improving. >From this point of view, I would like to express my excitement and encouragement for folks to reach out in various ways to add value to sudo room, and also to share and communicate at appropriate times. I firmly believe that the work executed on a recent topic, a particular grant application <http://soex.org/alternativeexposure/>, was appropriate, and that while a message indeed would have been fine or even nice, ultimately, it was brought to everyone's attention at the right time--just before it was due seeking help and when it was confirmed that sudo would actually be a recipient of funds. I barely even remember working on it--I believe I gave some feedback or something, or perhaps was distracted by something else, I don't know. To be honest, applying to grants can feel like a game of chance, so I didn't put emotional stock into it. In other words, I personally don't see any problem with folks reaching out on their own in order to add value to sudo room, especially when information is brought to light when the value-add is actually feasible or even confirmed. For instance, I think it's a great efficiency that Marc found a craigslist post for a free, modern, color printer, reached out to the poster, confirmed the pickup, picked it up, dropped it off at noisebridge, returned with a car to retrieve it from noisebridge, hauled it upstairs, cleaned the walkway area adjacent to the elevator, ran an ethernet cable, installed shelves, and plugged in the printer itself. It is unnecessary for him to have said anything about this for it to be a value-consistent value-add to sudo room. It could be nice, even advantageous to post it--maybe someone could have picked it up from noisebridge on their way home?--but in the end, it doesn't matter, and now this great resources is available for us to share and use. This to me is do-ocracy, and the minutia of timing the communication is less important if there is nothing to lose. Applying to grants gives us absolutely nothing to lose. I say: reach out. // Matt

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math literacy meetup wednesday night

by Mike Schachter

Hey everyone, a few people are going to meet up on Wednesday around 6pm at sudoroom to talk about math literacy stuff! Please stop over if you're interested, or another time in the future if you're not available. mike

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Re: [sudo-discuss] [sudo-announce] forts, magazines, arsenals, dockyards, and other needful buildings

by Art McGee

Greetings, I'm curious, but would not this post have been more appropriate for the sudo-discuss list? I assume you may not be aware of it. As for your specific point about the American Civil War being about states' rights, that just makes me say hummmm... :-\ I'm going to do the Fanonian thing and not shout, since I'm too tired for that anymore, but I will just add that in the opinion of a lot of historians, some of them Anarchists, the "battle for power" between U.S. states and the Federal government is simply that, a battle for power, but it doesn't tell you anything about why the states want that power. It doesn't tell you anything about the motivating factors behind such a long-standing struggle, which, if you're unfamiliar with U.S. history, could lead you to the erroneous conclusion that it's a neutral "freedom" thing. It's not. I think you already know this, but your phrasing triggered my White Supremacy detector, so I had to respond. :-) Oh, and since I've now delurked and am posting on this discuss list, I'll just say that I live in Oakland but haven't as yet made it around to the sudo room in person (I'm hoping to change that in the upcoming year). Art McGee On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 11:50 AM, aestetix <aestetix(a)aestetix.com> wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > I've been lurking for a while, but this caught my attention. > Especially given that I recently watched the musical 1776. > > IMHO, we're at a turning point in history. I spent part of this > morning watching the testimony on healthcare.gov, and seeing the > interplay of lawyers and technologists. We seem to be sandwiched > between two paradigms: the NSA/Omnicorp merger from Prism and other > Snowden leaks, and totally unrealistic valuations of companies like > Snapchat, which apparently just turned down a $3 billion cash > acquisition offer from Facebook. That spells out a damned if you do, > damned if you don't scenario. > > The one common theme we've seen through the history of the US is the > battle for power between State and Federal governments. This is what > the Civil War was *really* about, why laws like the Civil Rights Act > of 1965 are so important, and why the most recent government shut-down > happened. And inherent to this power battle, for which there is no > "better" side, is the will of the people. How do we overcome the > tragedy of the commons enough to build a system that generally, kind > of sort of works? > > It's hard to practice what one preaches if there's no cost. For > example, it's easy to use Google/etc, until the government subpoenas > your email and search history and uses that as evidence (hidden via > State Secrets) to throw you in jail. I speak on this with several > friends who are either in jail or dead because of bad laws, and many > more who have been harassed, detained, in most cases for doing nothing > more than dissenting. > > This is why I agree strongly with Eddan about the notion of > neutrality. I haven't kept up with sudo room as much lately, partly > because I don't have the time/energy to engage in some of the > transitions that were going on. I'm beginning to get to a point where > I can re-engage with people working on projects tackling these kinds > of issues. I suppose we shall see what happens. > > Back into the woodwork, > aestetix > > - --- > > I've often thought of Sudo Room a little bit like the District of > Columbia. and Rachel's subject for her email reminded me of that. > > It is often forgotten that there was a first constitution of the > United States after Independence before the one that people call the > Constitution. It was called the Confederacy of States. The nation's > capital was in Philadelphia and through a series of events ended up > moving to a newly formed neutral district - that we all know now as DC. > > It wasn't just a series of events, but a structural flaw in the > Confederacy that doomed itself. As James Madison wrote in Federalist > 43, "We have seen the inconvenience of this omission, and the > assumption of power into which Congress have been led by it. With > great propriety, therefore, has the new system supplied the defect. > The general precaution, that no new States shall be formed, without > the concurrence of the federal authority, and that of the States > concerned, is consonant to the principles which ought to govern such > transactions." > > As population grew and the country was further colonized by the > European settlers, the creation of new states turned into a disuniting > disaster. Different coalitions of states banded together to promote > their collective interest at the expense of others. Those states > excluded formed their own alliances and there were many cries of > treason thrown around back and forth. Each cluster thought of > themselves as the "us" and the others as the "them" until the "them" > became the "us" and the "us" was "them". And so on. > > So while New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Maryland - all wanted the new > federal seat of power in their states, a deal was struck to create a > district that didn't belong to any particular state. They all wanted > to have the center of the nation's power in their territories. And > this is how we got in Article 1, Section 8 of the US Constitution, the > provision saying: > > "To exercise exclusive legislation, in all cases whatsoever, over such > district (not exceeding ten miles square) as may, by cession of > particular States and the acceptance of Congress, become the seat of > the government of the United States; and to exercise like authority > over all places purchased by the consent of the legislatures of the > States in which the same shall be, for the erection of forts, > magazines, arsenals, dockyards, and other needful buildings." > > I'm not sure we need forts and magazines and arsenals and such, but I > still think we need a neutral center so that no particular cluster > confuses themselves as being what constitutes Sudo Room. Only when the > country adopted a political structure that transformed the "us" and > "them" into we - did the agreement amongst them create stability and > mutual respect that made them united states. > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.19 (Darwin) > Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org > Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ > > iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJSg9gZAAoJEOrRfDwkjbpTzNYIALdkLYpUOINBMdaoTgyfv5+d > 4mL38CWysMiceiA8AqMXUStiZOsp4aEiOgsYnSOrookSdnQbVbxPD10keH+0P4Jm > 7es9ibfvk5PT/Bj5IThB9pSsUpS3coeVVmOHScYnPVQzPGihIMpcMGcLaNpviZBE > BE9IOpK5EcBpgBh25mVqIFp6nJisuOq1mTgwAjHoZUOb+VxKbSLoCPaEVcHkpgVL > cvdMJSCSrk1rZVkTA0oWfMW57NRQY47z7e+tXm5xvkJXvJA2mYbcOgaQssnRqp0/ > wspCWOdP4ior8xvaQE7KrUQvj3JxbLOY8I92UhXC3Sj29BXw7xy3i08hoLUg6kY= > =42g2 > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > _______________________________________________ > sudo-announce mailing list > sudo-announce(a)lists.sudoroom.org > http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-announce >

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Waste Management billz

by David Keenan

https://www.wm.com/myaccount/ account | amt 00012-86938-43003 | Amount: $224.28 00012-87014-63003 | Amount: $71.80 Total paid: $296.08 Confirmation Number: 69784810329 As I mentioned to some of you, I've paid for combined garbage and recycling for SUDO and BAPS from 9/15 til now. Basically I consider this my membership dues to each respective group for the past three months - essentially, ~$50/group/mo since Sept. or however that works out. I thought just paying this for SUDO and BAPS might kill two birds with one stone dues-wise, but going forward it's obviously way less confusing to have SUDO to take over the wm.com account and bill BAPS, and I'll just pay dues to each group like everyone else... Re: the wm.com login, I sent Matt this info a while ago, but at this point I'd like to change out the bound email address from my personal email to a generic sudoroom email (or at any rate, some other email) that sudo and baps can both check. Can someone volunteer a sudoroom or other email SUDO and BAPS can share for this purpose? Thanks, David

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Proposal: Juice Party Instead of Board Approvals Tomorrow

by Max Klein

Hello sudolings, Well, I don't know about you but I've been really anxious and tense lately about approving the Board. I've been hearing some closed door discussions about who should or shouldn't be on Board and it's been stressing me out. BUT there's no rush *we still have 82 days* to elect our Board. It's not the sudo spirit to make decisions under stress and possibly in a way that will split the community. I have faith that with more time this will ease. The huge irony is that everything I hear behind closed doors is the same. If you could see this from "God-mode", there wouldn't be any conflicts. And we have the luxury of being sudo-humans that don't get mired and stuck in that old-model politicking. We are deeply-introspective, ego-dissolvers, and cosmic-harmonizers. So here's the proposal: every body bring* 3 pieces of fruit* tomorrow to the meeting and somebody bring a juicer. And when it comes time to approve the board instead we will table it for a week and will just juice the juice 20 minutes. What do you think? Juicily yours and without confusion Notconfusing aka Max Klein +17074787023

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[consensus] Nominations for Board of Directors

by Jenny Ryan

Or, alternatively as suggested last night, Board of Those With Little Power and Great Responsibility (or something to that effect :) The following is a list of those who've accepted nomination to the board, and those who've been nominated but have yet to accept or decline: - Accepted: Max, Jenny, Naomi, Anca, Hol, Vicky [tentative], Marc, Matt, Luciano, Troy - Nominated: Rhodey, Marina, Liberty [tentative accept], JC, Len, Romy, Ryan B, Julio, Vian, Shake, Mitch, Brendan, Morten, Faust Please reply to this thread publicly or privately if you've been nominated but have yet to accept or decline. *At next week's meeting, we will go through and consent on each nominee. Those participating via the mailing list have one week to block any of the current nominations.* What's required of a board member? - the risks, not many risks if you are not paid - the only thing we have to worry about is if sudo room doesn't pay taxes then the treasurer will be liable for taxes - also board has responsibility to send in a document once a year to sacramento - not liable if sudo room goes into debt (except treasurer) <3 Jenny http://jennyryan.net http://thepyre.org http://thevirtualcampfire.org http://technomadic.tumblr.com `~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~` "Technology is the campfire around which we tell our stories." -Laurie Anderson "Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it." -Hannah Arendt "To define is to kill. To suggest is to create." -Stéphane Mallarmé ~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`

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THIS THURS: Beehive Collective presents their new mural "Mesoamerica Resiste!"

by Jake

learn about the ongoing plan to "develop" latin america for the benefit of the wealthy at the expense of the people and the environment: ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 18:31:31 -0800 From: Sakura Saunders <sakura.saunders(a)gmail.com> Subject: THIS THURS: Beehive Collective presents their new mural "Mesoamerica Resiste!" WHAT: "Mesoamérica Resiste!" graphic story-telling about resistance to neo-colonialism and mega-projects in Mexico and Central America WHEN: Thurs, Nov. 14 6:30pm WHERE: 2135 Broadway, downtown Oakland WHO: Beehive Design Collective: beehivecollective.org MESOAMÉRICA RESISTE is the long awaited final instalment in the Beehive’s graphic trilogy about globalization in the Americas! This collaboratively produced educational illustration was created through an intensive process of grassroots research that started in 2004, when an initial team from the US, Canada, and Mexico traveled together from Mexico to Panama to meet with communities organizing against the mega-infrastructure projects of a regional integration plan then known as Plan Puebla Panama. 9 years in the making, the Mesoamérica Resiste graphic reflects the Beehive’s efforts to document and share diverse stories of communities defending their sovereignty and building alternatives to top-down development plans - especially organizing led by Indigenous peoples, who have fought back against colonialism and genocide for centuries. The Beehive Design Collective is a wildly-motivated, all volunteer, activist-art collective dedicated to “cross-pollinating the grassroots” by creating collaborative, anti-copyright images for use as educational and organizing tools. We work anonymously as word-to-image translators of complex global stories, gathered and shared through first hand conversations with affected communities.

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SEE YOU SOON- SERGIO

by Sergio Racanati

Dear all sudo room, I thank you warmly for the availability given in my comparisons, for their kindness and for taking grnade hospitality and a great sense of community. I spent the beautiful day by sudo room. We expect in Italy. My email is: UTOPIARACANATI(a)GMAIL.COM SKYPE: UTOPIA.RACANATI CELL. (EUROPEAN) 0039 3405476497 FACEBOOK: SERGIO Racanati (The icond ADI is Facebbok A SCULPTURE MADE OF MANY COLORED WITH A FOUNTAIN LED). SEE YOU SOON WITH LOVE Sergio.

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Spectral Response Curves

by Peter Kwangjun Suk

(Also posted to Noisebridge. Skip if you are experiencing deja-vu.) Hello, Right now, I'm doing research for a specialized app to let consumers validate products that can be used to treat insomnia. Specifically, I'm working on a smartphone app that can act like a light detector for light in a narrow band around 470 nanometers. This is the frequency that has been shown to suppress melatonin secretion by the pineal gland. There are specialty products for avoiding late night 470 nanometer light exposure (light bulbs, screen overlays, glasses) but these are often very overpriced, and there is no convenient way to validate them. There are also "ordinary" products that serve the same purpose, but there is no good way for people to accurately test them. Currently, people can use a CD or DVD as an ad-hoc diffraction grating and look at the resulting spectrum, but even this isn't quite good enough. I've bought a narrow bandpass filter for 470nm light, and even products that have a spectrum that "looks good" (very little blue) can have hot-spots that leak large amounts of 470nm light, and it doesn't take much to suppress melatonin. (As low as 0.5 lux for prolonged exposures.) Looking generally at spectral response curves for digital cameras, it should be possible to "synthesize" a narrow band detector by taking the blue channel response and subtracting the red channel value. http://www.maxmax.com/images/Cameras/Technical/NikonD200_SpectralResponse.j… This should effectively produce a "synthetic" instrument that has a spectral response curve that would be the camera's blue response, minus its red response. Even more helpful, the user should be able to view a synthesized narrowband image of the product, to be able to spot leaks and hot spots. What I need: I would like help in scientifically measuring the spectral response curve of the "synthetic instrument." I already have a (tiny) 470nm filter from Thorlabs, and I'm already aware of Public Lab's DIY spectroscope. I would like to use more accurate equipment, however. It is important that I can provide accurate information about the performance of the app and use rigorous procedures for measurement so that users know they can rely on the instrument. Does anyone have the expertise and access to equipment to help me out? --SCZ -- There's neither heaven nor hell, save what we grant ourselves. There's neither fairness nor justice, save what we grant each other.

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contribute to the hackidemia book "little makers" about making & education

by Marina Kukso

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/19USoHltLaqvn6C2eAlpqvy7u1XtAfW8JRgUr-oeH2s… - marina

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online civic debate facilitation tools?

by Marina Kukso

hey all, do any of you know of any useful tools for facilitating a civic debate (something like a presidential debate) online? http://backchan.nl/ would be good for submitting q's...but backchan.nl + google hangouts seems...not the best? any tips would be helpful. - marina

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Reminder: Tmrw (11/13) Consenting on Nominations for Board of Directors at Meeting

by Marina Kukso

just a reminder. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Jenny Ryan <tunabananas(a)gmail.com> Date: Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 12:49 PM Subject: [sudo-discuss] [consensus] Nominations for Board of Directors To: sudo-discuss <sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org> Or, alternatively as suggested last night, Board of Those With Little Power and Great Responsibility (or something to that effect :) The following is a list of those who've accepted nomination to the board, and those who've been nominated but have yet to accept or decline: - Accepted: Max, Jenny, Naomi, Anca, Hol, Vicky [tentative], Marc, Matt, Luciano, Troy - Nominated: Rhodey, Marina, Liberty [tentative accept], JC, Len, Romy, Ryan B, Julio, Vian, Shake, Mitch, Brendan, Morten, Faust Please reply to this thread publicly or privately if you've been nominated but have yet to accept or decline. *At next week's meeting, we will go through and consent on each nominee. Those participating via the mailing list have one week to block any of the current nominations.* What's required of a board member? - the risks, not many risks if you are not paid - the only thing we have to worry about is if sudo room doesn't pay taxes then the treasurer will be liable for taxes - also board has responsibility to send in a document once a year to sacramento - not liable if sudo room goes into debt (except treasurer) <3 Jenny http://jennyryan.net http://thepyre.org http://thevirtualcampfire.org http://technomadic.tumblr.com `~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~` "Technology is the campfire around which we tell our stories." -Laurie Anderson "Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it." -Hannah Arendt "To define is to kill. To suggest is to create." -Stéphane Mallarmé ~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~`~` _______________________________________________ sudo-discuss mailing list sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss

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Fwd: A very very quick favor for Janelle. Thaaaank youuu so much in advance!

by AnimationAmber .

not sure if this is the right list for this, but thought it should be forwarded. SELC as you guys know is awesome, they've helped us out at Bay Area Community Exchange as well. thanks! -amber ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Janelle Orsi <janelle.orsi(a)gmail.com> Date: Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 1:35 PM Subject: A very very quick favor for Janelle. Thaaaank youuu so much in advance! To: Janelle Orsi <janelle.selc(a)gmail.com> Hi Friends, The Sustainable Economies Law Center <http://theselc.org/> is participating in one of those fundraising campaigns where we'll get $20,000 from Sungevity<http://www.sungevity.org/gives-back> if we can get enough people to vote for us. I don't love this style of fundraising, but I'm highly motivated by this one. The $20,000 will determine whether or not we get to keep my wonderful coworker, Caroline Lee, at SELC. She just graduated from law school and she is brilliant. If she stays at SELC, she'll be developing model legal structures for cooperatively-owned and community-owned renewable energy projects. If you can support this by voting, I'd be so grateful! *It takes 10 seconds to vote. Click here: http://www.sungevity.org/gives-back <http://www.sungevity.org/gives-back>* FYI, you need to enter your email address to vote, but if you'd rather not be on Sungevity's email list, you can always click "unsubscribe" in any email they send you. I read their "terms and conditions" to make sure. :o) Thank you so much! Janelle Orsi -- *Animator Mama You-Tube Channel <http://www.youtube.com/user/videocabulary/videos?view=0>* *Animator Mama on Tumblr <http://animatormama.tumblr.com/>*

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Mobile Device

by Liberty Madison

HELP! Does anyone have a mobile device I can use/borrow? My phone decided to catch on fire today (literally) 415.937.3785 Text/Talk About.me/LibertyMadison <http://about.me/LibertyMadison> #ThatTechGirl <http://www.instagram.com/LibertyMadison> is @LibertyMadison<http://www.twitter.com/libertymadison> Founder and Host @LifewTechnology <http://www.twitter.com/lifewtechnology>:Translating Tech </to> Talk OPRAH.com Next TV Show Host TOP 40 Finalist www.LibertyMadison.com<http://www.libertymadison.com/>

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Sudo Room Wiki/Wordpress beautification hack day

by Vicky Knox

Hey everyone! I would like to improve the user experience of our Wordpress and Wiki. I'm particularly interested in the latter, and making it more intuitively structured, poetic (in the literary discourse sense of the word ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poetics)), and UPDATED! I'm free to work on it either Tuesday or Wednesday, daytime, at SR. (I'd also be into working in the evening, but only if I can get a ride in a car, as I try to absolutely avoid biking in the dark with my laptop.) If you're interested in joining, please respond to the list with preferred days/times. ykciV

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Fwd: San Leandro Meet the CIO event report-back

by J Clark

Because inquiring minds want to know. > From: Eddan Katz <eddan(a)clear.net> > Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] San Leandro Meet the CIO event report-back > Date: November 11, 2013 12:17:55 PM PST > > hey j. > i just got a link from someone for my talk at the San Leandro CIO event. > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZwlg9TAZ8o&feature=share&list=SP59j6gQK6OaB… >

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Fwd: [bayareahackerspaces-discuss] Oops! Correct Link Re: New Hackerspace Forming In San Francisco!

by Marina Kukso

hooray! ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: John Love <john(a)curiousjohn.com> Date: Sun, Nov 10, 2013 at 10:59 PM Subject: [bayareahackerspaces-discuss] Oops! Correct Link Re: New Hackerspace Forming In San Francisco! To: bayareahackerspaces-discuss(a)lists.riseup.net https://github.com/wallacemax/sfhackerspace/blob/master/README.md Sorry about that. John Love <john(a)curiousjohn.com> November 11, 2013 at 1:55 AM There's a meeting tomorrow/Tuesday November 12th 7pm at GitHub HQ 3.0. http://hackerspaces.org/wiki/Bay_Area_Consortium_of_Hackerspaces I'd go but I'm on the east coats. If someone attends could you report back? Stay curious! @curiousjohn

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Whose bike?

by mattsenate＠gmail.com

Sudo bike? // Matt

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sudo crowd

by Eddan Katz

http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-crowd As Vicky has already mentioned - the Legal Café that the Sustainable Economies Law Center hosted at LOLSpace was super-helpful for all of us who went. I had the good fortune of talking to Sushil Jacob of the EBCLC about the cooperative corporations he's been working on creating within the Green Collar economy initiative he's helping lead. More on that later. I also got to talk to Caroline Lee of SELC, who's a recent Berkeley Law grad who has been doing research on the JOBS Act crowdfunding provisions. She recently wrote about it on Shareable for those interested in more detailed information - http://www.shareable.net/blog/investment-crowdfunding-poised-to-take-a-gian…. I also learned of a the crucial Crowdfunding intermediary process going on at FINRA (Financial Industry Regulation Authority). Their portal for further information is at http://www.finra.org/Industry/Issues/Crowdfunding/ - and there's even a short form to send FINRA for those entities interested in being registered as crowdfunding intermediaries. http://www.finra.org/Industry/Issues/Crowdfunding/. I am planning on filling this out soon and sending it in case anyone else is interested in working on that. There is also a public comments period until Feb. 3, 2014 (all crowdfunding intermediaries must be registered with them). The request for comments is at http://www.finra.org/Industry/Regulation/Notices/2013/P370744; and unfortunately means going through another ~600 page document, which I have only started to do. If anyone is interested in further discussing this and all things related to crowdfunding, I will be moving this thread over to the Sudo-Crowd list. http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-crowd. There are some people outside of Sudo Room interested in participating in the coordination of these public comments and applications and so I'd rather have the discussion there separate from this list. I think that the combination of SEC comments, FINRA comments, and the SASB comments I mentioned earlier on reporting requirements for sustainability accounting really covers all the issues that need to be taken into account at this point to understand what a Crowdfunding platform might have to deal with. So please join the list. http://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-crowd I'll be putting together more organized wiki pages with info on this and where people could collaboratively put these comments together. The scratch pages I had up somehow got deleted. sent from eddan.com

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e-discovery and digital forensics

by johanna faust

anyone out there expert at preserving electronicrecords so that they are official (that is, admissible) evidence? please get in touch with me. i am facing having to learn it otherwise. it will make all the difference. get in touch for details. -- *Be seeing you.*

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