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From: "Scott Nanos" <scott.nanos(a)gmail.com>
Date: Oct 1, 2014 12:21 PM
Subject: HALP!
To: "Jenny Ryan" <tunabananas(a)gmail.com>, "yar" <yardenack(a)gmail.com>, "Ron
Gruesbeck" <rongruesbeck(a)gmail.com>
Cc:
Can one of you forward this to sudo discuss plz!?
Does anyone use ubuntu studio and/or Ardour + JACK?
I am making music demos for optikallusion's OMNI fundraiser video. The
tracks sound amazing in Ardour, but when I export the track to a .wav file
it can't play in any media players...
This has sucked a serious amount of productive hours from me and will
continue to do so until I will (someday) be released- can anyone help me
with this? Back channel me if so!!!
Thanks and xo
Scott
dear friends :
i am working on the landlines for the omni -- does anyone know where the phone jacks & other infrastructure are in the building ?
if so, please backchannel me -- & thanks !
love -- david (brazil)
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From: Praveen Sinha <dmhomee(a)gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 3:38 PM
Subject: [lol-hackers] mozilla fellowship
To: lol-hackers <lol-hackers(a)googlegroups.com>
https://advocacy.mozilla.org/open-web-fellows/
Mozilla is looking for badass POC and women to be part of their fellowship
program! Fwd it around to people you know, this is a great position to
advocate and bring more marginalized voices to the table!
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hi all,
tonight tracy and i will be making audio recordings of short scifi stories
that will be a part of an art exhibit that will be installed at the open
cities festival <http://ybca.org/open-city-art-city> this weekend (btw,
it's a free festival in SF that a number of sudoers - including me - will
be presenting at - so you should come!).
the stories are from the perspective of future biohackerlab members who are
talking about their bio projects. they are very short. if you'd like to be
recorded, we'll be at sudo tonight starting at 7:30.
- marina
Greetings hacker-friends:
Creative energy abounds in the post-Reboot Noisebridge. Come REMIX with us
in the newly reinvigorated space!
*** All Are Welcome ***
We're bringing in some awesome art -- some interactive -- and some
spectacular performances for this event:
* Elipton (dark electronic powered by an Apple IIgs)
* Audrey Spinazola (solo looper/Accordian/uke)
* Mock Church (feat Noisebridge's own James Sundquist)
* DJ Pirate Matt to keep the flow
* Bartending by Josh Hertel (custom cocktails with a REMIX theme)
AND courtesy of master builder Jarrod:
* The beta debut playtest of the NOISEBRIDGE AGAINST HUMANITY card game
Here is a wiki page which you can check for updates:
https://noisebridge.net/wiki/REMIX_Party
There is a Facebook event if you like that sort of thing:
https://www.facebook.com/events/581025208686009/
And a Google Plus link via Noisebridge co-founder Mitch Altman:
https://plus.google.com/+mitchaltman23/posts/gJuGeE8qc1s
Hope to see you there this Saturday, celebrating 7 years of general
Noisebridginess and 6 years of having a physical space to Noisebridge in.
All the Best,
Naomi
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Hey y'all!
I know Sudo is currently paying for internet service.
I'd like to set up a phone line for the cafe and was wondering if it makes
sense for us to simply chip in for the service through Sonic.
Thoughts?
Love!
Niki
A show & tell would be a bad idea Thursday
This requires a lot of quiet - I've chatted quietly not very near the SudoMesh group & was asked to be quiet ..
If you have it Thursday its very disruptive unless it's in a completely separate area of the building
Sent from my iPhone
Hey all,
Cep is here all wk from 8am-4pmish - I am helping him but if folks can come
by to relieve me so I can run downtown for permit stuff that would be
really great?
Best,
David
The bottom line: Michælmas is today.
If I can drum up the wherewithal, and I can walk well enough and stand for
long enough, -- and I think this is likley -- I would like to cook the
traditional Michælmas fare, and I was considering doing so up at the Room:
Goose, stuffed, and burgundy wine. I like to get my geese from VerBrugge;
they are not stringy. I have in the past made Michælmas soap from the
tallow, which gave me great satisfaction, as you can imagine.
I will do all the cooking, and understand that if this happens, there must
also be cleaning after.
I am an excellent cook.
What say ye?
Goose and burgundy wine. A welcome tradition set in motion by Elizabeth I
in gratitude and sweet relief at the sinking of the ships of the Spanish
Armada in a freak storm. Much like declaring one should eat hot dogs on
the Fourth of july, except the Fourth didn't exist and Michaelmas already
did.
>From page 178 of the Western Antiquary:
The popular tradition is that Queen Elizabeth, on her way to Tilbury Fort
(September 29th, 1588), dined at the ancient seat of Sir Neville
Umfreyville, where, among other things, two fine geese were provided for
dinner. The queen, having eaten heartily, called for a bumper of Burgundy;
and gave as a toast, “Destruction to the Spanish Armada!” Scarcely had she
spoken when a messenger announced the destruction of the fleet by a storm.
The queen demanded a second bumper, and said, “Henceforth shall a goose
commemorate this great victory.” This tale is marred by the awkward
circumstance that the thanksgiving sermon for the victory was preached at
St. Paul's on the 20th August, and the fleet was dispersed by the winds in
July. Gascoigne, who died 1577, refers to the custom of goose-eating at
Michaelmas as common.
At Christmas a capon, at Michaelmas a goose,
And somewhat else at New Yere's tide, for feare the lease flies loose.
Most likely, had it not been for that storm, we would have been 'colonized'
by Spain. Neither is one overlord æquall to another, nor was Spain nearly
as cool four hundred years ago as today. The nice people who brought us
such delights as Jesuits and the Inquisition, also did a worse number upon
the Indians, although I am sure that can be debated.
Nevertheless, i have, on the right half of my brain if you will, rather
cultivated an affinity for any enemy of the Inquisition.
According to the syncretic hands-on Christianity that doesn't suck like so
much of Western thought so often does, the Archangel Michæl protects us.
Sometimes from ourselves. Often from each other. Always, from Evil,
though it go, even in your heart and mine, by many names.
(& almost always before it becomes an issue, from the
not-specifically-too-good, that goes around from time to time. It pays to
pay attention to the warnings. Almost always one will be sent a video, or
brochure, or hear a kind voice over the public address system, well in
advance of being put in harms way.)
I should know by one or two. Please drop a line if interested.
Donations gladly , happily accepted.
ff
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I should know by one or two.
Donations gladly
, happily
accepted;
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