Just a reminder that the white cart in the kitchen needs to be cleared off
and cleaned tomorrow.
I've spoken to several people who regularly use the kitchen about this but
want to make sure it gets taken care of as Mary will be taking it on
Tuesday.
Thank you!!
Niki
Friends,
After lengthy discussions with the Heath Inspector and Plumber, La Commune
has put together renovation plans for the Cafe / Bookstore.
These plans have already been signed off on by John. We will give anything
that we are planning of getting rid of to any of the other collectives,
should they have a use / need for it. Everything else will be taken to the
dump / urban ore.
Just wanted to send this out to the list in case there are any major
concerns.
We hope to start demo tomorrow.
Plans are attached.
xo
La Commune!
Sudoers,
Anyone have a breadboard friendly 2.1 mm DC barrel jack?
Like this:
https://www.adafruit.com/products/373
Or know where I can get one today? It seems like Radio shack isn’t carrying much for components now, but I’ll check there.
Thanks for your advice.
Tracy
My thought is, they can serve well as place-holders, for the
everything is free, or else they can be somewhat like these, terrible
cops? Have you seen the Minority Report?
Let's use them for the first one, no? One could say, that the sudo
room robot is a placeholder for someone who would be there all the
time selling those things, which the Sudo Room would do anyways. I
thought that robot miners could be a cool addition, programmed to
consider environmental factors.... What else?
Love, Ed Che
it'd be interesting to create a game around Occupy / etc.
similar to Fort McMoney. I'm not sure if it's my focus but I played a
little of it and
it was really fun! It gave me a completely different viewpoint of tracking
and made me
dig the issues affecting people living with tracking in a different way
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/energy-and-…
That’s the scene that greets you when you boot up Fort McMoney
<http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/energy-and-…>,
which is a virtual world that went live online Monday. There are many
places to see and even more characters you can interrogate and interview.
Scores will be kept and leaderboards maintained to reflect actions taken by
visitors: the more curious you are the more points you collect. This world
is also episodic, new places and people will arrive every week over the
next four, and visitors can vote for changes they’d like to see based on
what they experience inside *Fort McMoney*.
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Romy Ilano
romy(a)snowyla.com
Hi Marina,
I am really interested in being a participant (a lot I need to learn) and
volunteering if I can help in any way. Please keep me posted. Thanks!
Best,
Scott
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Scott R. Edmonds
Mobile: 510.928.3469 • Work: 415.830.3611 • LinkedIN
<http://www.linkedin.com/in/edmonds> • Email <scott.edmonds(a)gmail.com>
Howdy all!
The first Film Night went wonderfully!
I aimed for the goal of at least ten attendees, to make the time and energy
needed to host it on a weekly basis a worthwhile personal spendature.
Around twenty people showed up for The King of Hearts, and a few even
stayed for the impromptu double feature!
I am so grateful to everyone who helped set it up, and to those who came
and enjoyed one of my favorite films with me.
Due to the success of the test event, I'm more confident in continuing Film
Night as planned, and I hope to see more of you all at future screenings!
Have a friggin awesome day everyone :)
~ Korl
Sent via Android device.
1.510.689.4484
STP/ eske silver
hi all,
from jan 5-30th, we'll be running an open, collaborative, anti-bootcamp
called cyber wizard institute <http://cyber.wizard.institute> at sudo room.
right now we're recruiting folks to give talks on core topics in
programming and also to be available during mentor hours on weekdays.
please go here if you're interested:
https://github.com/cyberwizardinstitute/course-map/wiki/volunteer
if you're interested in being a participant of the institute, learn more
about it on the site <http://cyber.wizard.institute>, and if you have any
questions, please feel free to email me!
- marina
This is pretty cool ... Calls for workshops for underground comics weekend . It's a lot cooler with a better vibe than comic con, more creative .
Would be cool to see creative folks speak !!!
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Andrew Farago <gallery(a)cartoonart.org>
> Date: September 26, 2014 at 3:44:16 PM PDT
> To: Volunteers 1 <gallery(a)cartoonart.org>, Volunteers 2 <gallery(a)cartoonart.org>, Volunteers 3 <gallery(a)cartoonart.org>
> Subject: APE weekend, October 4-5
>
> The Alternative Press Expo returns to San Francisco next weekend, and I hope you’ll all make the trip to Fort Mason to check it out. Details, as always, are posted at http://www.comic-con.org
>
> For the past several years, APE has hosted workshops conducted by local cartoonists on a variety of topics. We just had a last-minute cancellation from one of our Saturday afternoon workshops, so I’ll put one more call-out to my local artist list to see if anyone’s interested and available. If you’re already exhibiting at APE, this is a great way to bring a little extra attention to yourself at the convention; if you’re not attending, it’s a way to score a free pass for you and a friend.
>
> Please read the descriptions below to get a sense of what’s being offered this year. The canceled workshop was on the subject of character design, so if that’s one of your specialties, you won’t even have to think of a new topic.
>
> Thanks for your consideration! Hope to see you soon.
>
> Best,
>
> Andrew Farago
> --
> Curator
> Cartoon Art Museum
> 655 Mission Street
> San Francisco, CA 94105
> (415) CAR-TOON, ext. 309
> www.cartoonart.org
> www.facebook.com/cartoonartmuseum
> twitter.com/cartoonart
>
>
>
> Saturday
>
> 12:00-1:00 Cartoon Calisthenics—Artists of all levels are invited to start their day at APE off right with healthy and fun cartooning challenges and exercises with artist and teacher Brian Kolm (atomicbearpress.com). No need to wear your sparkly sweat suit (unless that’s your thing), just bring yourself and be ready to draw! Fleet Room
>
> 1:00-2:00 Inking for Reluctant Inkers—Inking is an integral part of comics; for some it's easy, for others it's terrifying. If you're looking to move past Microns and incorporate old school inking in your work, you should definitely attend this seminar with Mark Haven Britt. Basic techniques such as using a nib, drawing a straight line with a brush, spattering and masking will be covered. Learn some basic exercises/games to improve dexterity as well as strategies to get over fears of "screwing up the drawing" and focus on the decisive fun of completing the drawing will be discussed. Inking can be incredibly fun. Fleet Room
>
> 2:00-3:00 Graphic Humor 101—Join award-winning cartoonist Jonathan Lemon (Rabbits Against Magic) for a crash course in graphic humor and the fundamentals of comedy in this laugh-packed workshop. Fleet Room
>
> 3:00-4:00 PoetryComics—Great poems make great comics. In this class, Cara Goldstein will explore the balance of words and images, while looking at poetic cartoonists such as Gabrielle Bell, Hope Larson, Nate Powell, Lilli Carre' and Craig Thompson. Pieces in Dave Morice's book PoetryComics, which covers poems by Emily Dickinson, Edgar Allan Poe, and William Shakespeare, will also be read. All levels of drawing and writing are welcome. Fleet Room
>
> 4:00-5:00
>
> 5:00-6:00 Hip-Hop Heroes—For 20 years, Age Scott (Won and Phil) has been pushing boundaries and taking risks with his comics, exploring music, pop culture, and other non-traditional subject matter. In this workshop, Age will discuss his experiences as a creator and the importance of working outside the mainstream. Fleet Room
