Hey all,
I'm having some trouble with shawn in the bookstore.
He comes in and makes a mess and is rude and obstinate when I ask him to
clean it up. In general he's pretty nasty to me and while I am sympathetic
to his situation I'm going to have to start asking him to leave the
bookstore when I am here.
N
fyi!
On Tuesday, December 16, 2014 9:11:37 PM UTC-8, sameers wrote:
>
> Hi -
>
> A group of us went to present at Castlemont recently and when I mentioned
> this to the folks at a meeting of the CSTA that I attended, their president
> introduced me to someone who's looking for help in recruiting a CS teacher
> for an after school program.
>
> Here are more details - pls email me if you have questions - the program
> is at Dewey Academy, and the schedule is:
>
> 1. Monday: 2-3p
> 2. Wednesday: 1230p-110p
> 3. Friday: 2-3p
>
> They are open to a group from Open Oakland attending to check the class
> out, even if we aren't going to apply for the job. Let me know and I'd love
> to co-ordinate a visit.
>
> Students receive grades that are decided based 65% on attendance and 35%
> at the instructor's discretion, once every 6 weeks. Dewey is a continuation
> high school <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuation_high_school>, so
> your students don't necessarily stay through the entire 6 weeks, though
> they have to in order to get a grade. You can decide your curriculum and
> pace entirely on your own. The current instructor, Seema Sharma, is a math
> high school teacher, and taught herself Alice
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_%28programming_language%29>, an
> instructional programming language to teach the kids. She has also used
> material from CodeHS.com.
>
> The program is run by EBAYC <http://www.ebayc.org/>, where the program
> manager of the after school program is Brooklyn Williams. She'll probably
> be responsible for hiring. I can also get you in touch with Seema.
>
> Regards,
>
> Sameer.
>
>
Hey all!
The Fundraising Committee just set up a Thunderclap to signal boost our
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It's highly likely that we're going to extend the campaign another 3 weeks,
but we need your help to make the message go viral!
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* Go to our Thunderclap URL here:
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* Add a personalized message or just opt to retweet/repost/reblog the
existing message
* That's it! Thunderclap will schedule the message to go out on December
30th!
Let's see how big we can grow our reach!
<3
Jenny on behalf of the Omni Fundraising Committee
Help open a people-powered common space in Oakland, California!
https://omnicommons.org/donate
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"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."
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I am looking for someone who can help me write an email in chinese, for
the purpose of specifying a technical design to a chinese factory. My
first attempt to communicate with a diagram did not work out.
If you or someone you know is available to help me translate an email, I
would appreciate it. I don't trust google translate to do a good job, and
I respect the engineers in China enough not to send them a computer
translation.
The information I need to convey is the wiring pattern for a pedal-power
generator which will be part of a product where people can power their
laptop (or television or whatever) by pedalling a stationary bicycle.
thank you!
-jake
At the next meeting I hope we can confront Chris for the last time and require him to leave Omni Commons and have his access privileges revoked along with his sudo room membership.
// Matt
Hey everyone. I'm up in Tahoe on weekends snowboarding.
Anyone interested in going?
https://noisebridge.net/wiki/Snowboarding
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hello Noisebridge and friends,
As you may already be aware, in the post-Reboot world we lack -- and very
much need -- library shelving.
A lovely and spacious space has been set aside near the Fox Lounge for the
books, but shelving has remained elusive, especially in light of other
priorities. Plus we cannibalized the old shelves for other construction in
the space.
---
TL;DR: if you can help provide lumber and/or help with construction, or if
you'd just like to see this thing exist and can contribute money, please
email me. We'll be working on this in mid-January.
---
I believe that art has had a tremendously positive transformative impact on
Noisebridge, and I wish to continue that tradition by turning the library
construction into a work of art itself.
I propose the The Fibonacci Library aka Golden Spiral Bookshelves:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_number
Submitted for your approval, a collaborative design for the new library
shelves.
Scotty did the original sketchup, Steve derived the calculations.
According to our specs, we will need roughly the following:
** 60 feet of 1/2" thick, 15" wide boards
** 90 feet of 1" thick, 16" wide boards.
The cost for this library will vary widely depending on the materials we
have to work with. I'd like to buy "real" wood, but cost may be
prohibitive. I'd LOVE to build a library with a combo of found materials,
but that may make the project very difficult.
If you have advice about materials procurement and utilization, I'm all
sensory-organs.
If you want to help, let me know -- we'll start gathering our forces in
January after many of us get home from CCC.
Yours,
Naomi
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naomi(a)nthmost.com
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