please disregard this, since clearly "goods and services" were exchanged.
i'll look into the why/how/who of this auto-reply tomorrow.
On Jan 26, 2018 1:07 AM, "Omni Commons" <quickbooks(a)notification.intuit.com>
wrote:
Dear Sudo Room,
Your receipt is attached. Please retain this receipt for end of year
reporting of your gift.
Per IRS Regulations, we hereby state that no goods or services were
received in exchange for this donation. Omni Commons is a 501(c)3
non-profit organization. Our tax ID is 46-4109670.
Omni Commons
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Total: $2,000.00
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From: Rachel Sadd <crafty.avenger(a)acemonstertoys.org>
Date: Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 9:13 AM
Subject: [sudo-info] Hacker/Maker Happy Hour - February 13th - Downtown Oakland
To: info(a)sudoroom.org
Hello there,
Ace Monster Toys Makerspace would like to cordially invite the folks
at Sudoroom to the Hacker/Maker Happy Hour!
Date: Tuesday, February 13, 2018
Time: 6:00PM to 8:00PM
Place: Make Westing - 1741 Telegraph Ave, Oakland, CA 94612
https://www.facebook.com/events/1982934165279027/
AMT is seeking to foster stronger community both within our org and in
the greater Bay Area community. As such we are calling a happy hour
once a month in the east bay for all folks in the community who are
into making, hacking, inventing and so on.
Last months kick-off happy hour was a lot of fun. Check out the pics!
~Team AMT
Crafty Rachel
President, COO
acemonstertoys.orgmeetup.com/Ace-Monster-Toysfacebook.com/acemonstertoys
Hacker Happy Hour • For makers, hacker, inventors, artists and the
like in the greater bay area • 2nd Tuesdays
Dear Sudo Room,
Here's your invoice! We appreciate your prompt payment.
Thank you for stewarding the commons.
Love and solidarity,
Omni Commons
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Invoice # : 1303
Invoice Date: 02/01/2018
Due Date: 02/25/2018
Terms: Net 25
Amount Due: $2,000.00
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From: Jonathon Duerig <duerig(a)tenrec.builders>
Date: Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 9:01 AM
Subject: Re: Oakland SUDO room purchase quoted lighting parts
To: jacques revera <jacquesrevera(a)gmail.com>
Sorry for not responding sooner, I'll get you the files in DXF format
today. I've attached them in DWG format to this email (since that is what I
had available without conversion).
...
Some notes about the design of the light box:
You will need two of each item I sent design files for. The scale of these
files is 1 unit = 1 mm.
If you want to modify the design to better suit your scanner, you will need
to reduce the distance between the lighting module front and lighting
module back. This affects the lighting module sides, the large baffles, and
the LED base plate.
The lighting module sides should be exactly the same, but reduced in width
by whatever is necessary to make it sit on the top of your scanner.
Similarly, the size of the large baffle needs to be reduced by the same
amount along its longest dimension.
The LED base plate is made from FR4. I included it in the shipment to you.
The reason it is FR4 is that it is meant to hold the lights which means
that any heat generated from the lights needs to be accounted for.
Something that is flammable or something that might distort and change
shape when it gets warm are bad choices. FR4 is great because it is both
flame and heat resistant.
The plate I sent will be too long. You could deal with this in two ways.
One way would be to remove the slots on top of the front/back plates and
have it just rest with a bit of overhang.
Another way would be to modify the plate so that it fits. You can cut FR4
with a saw (be careful because it is brittle). You can also drill FR4. So
you could cut it in half, then drill a couple of holes to bolt it back
together as a shorter length. If you do this, be very careful of the dust
generated. FR4 is fiberglass-reinforced. And fiberglass dust is dangerous.
Or if you have access to a waterjet, you could buy a piece of FR4 pretty
cheaply and use the waterjet to cut out a modified piece. If you want to do
this, let me know and I can send you the design file for it. You can't cut
FR4 with a laser AFAIK (heat resistant, flame resistant). And it would be a
bad idea to use a CNC router to cut it out (fiberglass dust is very bad for
you). This is why we pay a shop to cut out the LED base plates in batches
with a waterjet. But it is much more expensive to cut a one-off piece of a
different design.
Or if you don't want to modify the design of the lighting module, the
alternative is to add on to the scanner some pieces that would allow you to
rest the unmodified lighting module on top. I'm not sure how much bigger
the lighting module is. But it could be a 2x4 on each side would provide
enough extra width for example. I haven't had much experience with the
older hackerspace scanners, so I don't know for sure.
---
Jonathon Duerig
Tenrec Builders LLC
On Mon, Jan 22, 2018, at 1:05 PM, jacques revera wrote:
DXF is probably what we need. Please send a DXF file. But if you can
include the SVG also... This is not my ken and I have not heard back yet.
thanks!
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 12:01 PM, Jonathon Duerig <duerig(a)tenrec.builders>
wrote:
I've received your payment. I'll ship to:
Don Spark
4130 mera street
<https://maps.google.com/?q=4130+mera+street+%0D+Oakland,+CA+94601&entry=gma…>
Oakland, CA 94601
<https://maps.google.com/?q=4130+mera+street+%0D+Oakland,+CA+94601&entry=gma…>
When it is on its way, I'll send along tracking information.
And I'm happy to send you design files for the plates as soon as I hear
back what format you want them in.
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Jonathon Duerig
Tenrec Builders LLC
On Wed, Jan 17, 2018, at 2:36 PM, Jonathon Duerig wrote:
Hi. You can send a Paypal payment to our orders(a)tenrec.builders email
address. Or I can make a custom item in the store for you to purchase. It
is up to you which way you want to go.
I'll send along the design files for the main panels as well and you can
then modify them to suit your size or use them as-is and add your own cross
beams or framework to rest it on. Do you have a preferred format (DXF, SVG,
something else)?
---
Jonathon Duerig
Tenrec Builders LLC
On Wed, Jan 17, 2018, at 1:23 PM, jacques revera wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
I really appreciate your help and your work on diybookscanner.org where I
am trying to learn all the fundamentals to defeat my reading disability.
How do we do this with a credit card? Below is a link is to your quote. I
want to purchase the option (2) for $150 for use at Oakland's SUDO room on
the 'hackerspace' scanner which came from Noisebridge in San Fran.
Email, text or call me at 415-724-1479 <(415)%20724-1479>,
Jacques
https://forum.diybookscanner.org/ucp.php?i=pm&mode=view&f=0&p=3723
Jonathon wrote:
(2) You could get the lighting module hardware from me and cut out your own
plates for the module itself. I'll provide you with DXF or SVG files. The
plates could be cut out of hardboard on a laser cutter (I am pretty sure
they had a laser cutter at Noisebridge when I visited there) and then you
spray paint them black. And you could cut them out as-is, or tweak the
design to better fit your scanner before cutting them out. I'd be happy to
give you advice as far as that is concerned.
What I would send you includes all the electrical stuff, fixtures, LED
lights, hardware, AC adapter, the LED base plate made from FR-4, lenses,
etc. So you would get everything but the plates themselves. The price would
be $150 and shipping cost to California is included in that price.
This event at the Omni saturday night is important. I can record and upload
video of "Build Your Own Internet Workshop & Panel" to your channel, social
media or my channel. I am a semi-professional videographer and I get good
audio (which is the most important thing at panel and discussion events) -
especially if your sound is good and I take an audio feed from your board.
You can see some of my more recent event and protest videos here:
my channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt7o6FVBWMi5Qtqk39t4AFA/videos
my videos on the Revolution Books channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/revbooks
Jacques
Hey sudo room people,
I am recent member of sudo room. I wanted to see who would be interested
in free Arduino classes for beginner programmers. I have the first class
online right now.
http://oaklandcodeschool.org/arduino-blockly/lesson-1-output/
I am going to be contacting GCEA about teaching for them and using the
computers they have provided for the Omni.
Let me know what you think. :)
Thank you
Noah
Hey Folks.
See thread below. We have a cool proposal to do a fun cross-disciplinary
activity in trying to build DIY microscopes with CCL and Sudo from a
talented maker guy from San Jose. Would Sudo be willing to collaborate on
this? I, as a sudo member, certainly would.
-Cere
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From: Patrik D'haeseleer <patrikd(a)gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jan 22, 2018 at 5:56 PM
Subject: Re: Biology/Microscope/Programming/Art/Education Hack-A-Thon
To: Thomas Zimmerman <tzim(a)us.ibm.com>
Cc: info(a)counterculturelabs.org, info(a)sudoroom.org, CCL board <
cultlabsboard(a)googlegroups.com>
Hi Tom - sounds like a great idea! We do need to cap it at 50 and get Sudo
involved as well, since that is our max occupancy for the space that we
share with them.
I'm not sure info@sudoroom is the best email to contact them though - any
Sudo members following this conversation?
Patrik
On Jan 22, 2018 3:50 PM, "Thomas Zimmerman" <tzim(a)us.ibm.com> wrote:
Hi Sudo Room and Counter Culture Labs;
I'm organizing a biology/microscope/programming/art/education Hack-A-Thon
as part of my work in the Center For Cellular Construction (a consortium
UCSF, SFSU, UC Berkeley, Stanford, The Exploratorium and IBM Research, see
https://ccc.ucsf.edu/).
*Is this something we could do at Sudo Room and/or Counter Culture Labs? *We
are planning it for a *Saturday or Sunday in mid-April for about 50
participants, free *with registration for crowd control and to get a good
mix of people and backgrounds. We want to attract the same kind of mix of
people that go to Sudo and Counter Culture Labs; scientists, tinkerers,
DIYs, programmers, biotech professionals, hackers, artists, teachers,
educators, and citizen scientists.
We will provide about 15 microscopes, 3 different kinds (5 of each); a $20
USB optical with zoom and a wooden adjustable stand, a $10 laser projection
microscope and a $50 novel lensless stereo microscope based on the
Raspberry Pi (a microscope with it's own OS that runs Python and OpenCV!!!)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzNjJ8_zT-A and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm750WtlFN0), parts to build and modify
these microscopes, some example Python image processing code, links to free
imaging tools (e.g. Fiji ImageJ https://fiji.sc/), some hacking materials
(cardboard, hot glue, wood), slimy pond water (full of all kinds of tiny
fascinating creatures), and samples of plankton from
https://www.carolina.com/ Participants are encouraged to bring their own
slimy water and microscopic creatures (no pathogens please, my motto is "if
you can't drink it, don't bring it" ;).
The general goal is for participants to team up and produce something
(physical device, code, art work, movie, sound/music, slide show, etc) to
help make biology accessible to people using microscopes, code media (art,
music, sound, video, image, internet, multimedia), or whatever participants
can think of. We are especially interested in plankton; to raise awareness
of the complexity, beauty, variety and vital role they play in our well
being (they provide 2/3 of our oxygen, are the largest sequester of carbon
from the atmosphere, and the baby food for practically every species of
fish. However, these are suggestions, as hackers will probably have their
own view of what they want to do, which is the point of holding a
Hack-a-Thon, to encourage creativity and experimentation!
FYI I'm a hacker/inventor myself and spend a lot of time going to schools
to turn kids onto STEAM (https://makezine.com/2009/06/
23/make-contributer-thomas-zimmerman-h/ )
Regards,
Tom
Thomas G. Zimmerman
Research Staff Member
IBM Research-Almaden
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Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2018 15:21:40 -0800
From: "(-pEEf-)" <peef(a)mindfart.com>
Subject: Studio/Workshop/Office available in West Berkeley Feb 1st
Excellent location in East Bay and part of an awesome collective. Across
the street from OSH Hardware and Berkeley Bowl West, and on the same block
as Discount Fabrics as well as The Shipyard and Urban Ore, as well as easy
no-permit street parking and access from I-80. Safe industrial West
Berkeley neighborhood right on the border with Emeryville and Oakland.
Ashby Bart station 1 mile away.
18' x 15' in a private quiet location on the second floor with lockable
door. Has openable window overlooking Ashby for fresh air and good natural
light on the other side with 3 windows. $490 / month including utilities
(reasonable electrical use, internet, trash). Most of the furnishings
shown are not included and will be removed at end of month.
Ideal uses are art, electronics, office, etc. No heavy fabrication please,
but light is ok. We want to avoid anything creating lots of noise or fumes
so we can maintain our great peaceful environment. Optional access to large
open 2-story area for occasional projects with loading dock and forklift.
We have blazing-fast gigabit internet with symmetrical pipes, so can be a
good choice for big data, such as video production. 24 hour access
permitted, but must respect nighttime quiet. Living in this space definitely
not permitted.
Available for move in on February 1st, month-to-month. Contact me if
you'd like to come see the space. First come first served, it will go fast!
http://ingineerix.com/pic/?xian-h1http://ingineerix.com/pic/?xian-h2http://ingineerix.com/pic/?xian-h3http://ingineerix.com/pic/?xian-h4
