Hey everyone,
I've been encouraged, quite emphatically, to enquire as to your collective
favorite doge pic.
I was under the impression that there is only one doge pic that just has
many forms, but I may be challenged to change that impression.
As for the individual who questioned my loyalty when I hesitated to burden
your inbox with doge pics, well, if you see him around Sudo or elsewhere,
perhaps you might feel moved to give him a hug. He needs to be reminded
that we are all with him and with each other, not against him, even if we
might disagree with some of the details of his plans.
And really, can you ever see too many pics of this doge?
--
Lesley Bell
<http://lesleybell.com>
I dropped by the last omni meeting .. I'm amazed. I would've burned out way before you guys even started getting all these people working together
Does anyone know who wins the cool dog I played with? She was so fun! I want to help out and play in all things but especially the dog!
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Link bait! You just got link baited for the lulz! But hey, now that I have
your attention: I wanted to thank everyone who has helped to pack, move,
and scrub down the fingerprints of 1.6667-years'-worth of projects! If you
haven't had a chance to help yet, there's still a lot that will need to be
done tomorrow and over the weekend--from moving objects, sweeping and
scrubbing, to providing moral support through snacks, music and back rubs.
And if you aren't able to help with the move, that's ok in my mind because
we can't all be available or able. You will continue to support the space
in other ways. :]
So excited for the Omni move!
Love,
Vicky
Unfortunately these tasty secret things are not vegan. :[ I woulda brought
veganstuffs except I'm in the middle of my own move and between grocery
shopping trips!
OPERATION DEPOSIT begins tonight. Or goal is to get 2141 looking brand new.
Then get our deposit back. It'll be so much fun!
Come whenever the hell you can and clean shit up!
Organize and sort the stray junk into trash piles!
Sweep floors!
Scrub surfaces!
Take the remaining couches away, we don't want them! Except the black
futon, which is claimed.
Did you all ever talk to these people? They're underneath the old SudoRoom. Stopped by for the first time last week
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Begin forwarded message:
> From: The Sound Room <soundroomoakland(a)gmail.com>
> Date: June 26, 2014 at 12:54:22 PM PDT
> To: <romy(a)snowyla.com>
> Subject: Welcome from the Sound Room
> Reply-To: The Sound Room <soundroomoakland(a)gmail.com>
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> This Weekend at The Sound Room
> View this email in your browser
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> The Sound Room is not your average jazz club. It is the home of Bay Area Jazz & Arts, Inc (BAJA), a non-profit 501(c) 3 organization. It is a music and art program by and for people who love music, especially jazz.
>
> BAJA is housed at 2147 Broadway in a venue known as the Sound Room. The Sound Room is aptly named. The focus is on the sound or the music. Unlike clubs where the performance may be peripheral to the experience, at the Sound Room the performance is the experience. The Sound Room provides a small inviting space; there is seating for 72. The small size ensures that all in attendance are actually participants as there is clear visibility from all seats and natural communication between performers and audience.
>
> Friday, June 27 Lisa Ferraro with the Tammy Hall Trio at 8P
>
> Join soulful jazz vocalist Lisa Ferraro with a stellar band. Lisa has stunning range, vocal agility, and is a gifted songwriter. Lisa's recent CD with Tammy Hall and Huston Person debuted last October to stunning reviews.
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> If that's not enough...There's the Tammy Hall Trio! We can't say enough about Tammy Hall! An amazing pianist, composer, arranger and person. The Bay Area is lucky to have such a talent in it's midst.
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> "Lisa Ferraro is a soulful original with a dynamic range that places her in a class all her own. Intimate and funny! Her performances leave you feeling alive and wonderful!"
> Herb Young, International Association of Jazz Record Collectors
>
> Tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/71629
>
> Saturday, June 28
> Jackie Ryan Trio at 8 P
>
> Jackie has been blessed with a three and a half octave range. She is one of those rare talents who has it all. We are thrilled to be able to present her in an intimate setting. Sound clips, reviews, and video of Jackie are available at her website www.jackieryanmusic.com
>
> Jackie will be accompanied by John R Burr on keyboards and John Wiitala on bass. You don't want to miss this show!!!!
>
> "Extraordinary -- a world-class talent!" Don Heckman, jazz critic for the Los Angeles Times, calls Jackie Ryan. And it's no wonder. She has a magnetic stage presence. Wherever she performs - domestically, or in Europe, Japan, Australia, Canada -- it's the same story -- WOW!!!!
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> Tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/716314
>
> Sunday, June 29 Kelly Park Big Band at 5P
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> A room full of sound at the Sound Room!
>
> If you like a swinging band and full sound, be here as the 16 piece Kelly Park Big Band will blow you away with original Big Band tunes.
>
> A perfect way to spend a Sunday!
>
> The Kelly Park Big Band is a 16 piece Jazz Orchestra that truly takes joy in performing big band music of the past and present. This exciting ensemble focuses on original arrangements and compositions by members of the group. The band is comprised of veteran Bay Area musicians with an extensive history of playing, touring, and recording with some of the world's top acts.
>
> Tickets at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/716324
> The Sound Room is the home of Bay Area Jazz & Arts, Inc., a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that nurtures music, art, and creative ventures through live performance and educational programs. BAJA focuses on programs that encourage understanding of Jazz, America’s original music tradition.
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Jenny and myself (and Mitar) are in Portland for Open Source Bridge where
we are having a panel on community mesh networks today so we won't be at
the hacknight :-/
We'll be there next week though.
--
marc/juul
On Tue, Jun 24, 2014 at 11:12 PM, yar <yardenack(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Okay, who's going to actually arrange this truck?
It's on! Steve has a truck reserved for us, and he has a commercial
license. We'll be pulling in for the first load around 10:30am as
planned!
Since we will probably be moving back and forth all day, to make
things easier I will try to update this thread and Sudo's twitter
every time we change locations, to help volunteers find us:
https://twitter.com/sudoroom
Anyone in sudo room want to have a sudo room booth for this event?
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Tali Serota <geterdonepa(a)gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 4:11 PM
Subject: Curious of your Company with our awesome event: Berkeley Spark
Event July 19th.
To: info(a)counterculturelabs.org
Greetings Counter Culture Labs,
My name is Tali Serota and I'm helping to produce Berkeley Spark 2.0 Arts &
Innovation Festival in Berkeley this summer.
I am partnering with Berkeley Startup Cluster and Jennifer Cogley thought I
should reach out to you,
as your company could be a great fit for this fun event!
I'd like to share more about the magic my friends and I are creating here
in Berkeley.
Go to our website:
http://berkeleyspark.org <http://berkeleyspark.org/program/>
http://berkeleyspark.org/program/
Berkeley Spark is a free community-driven arts and technology festival with
the goal of providing a container where people can create, collaborate and
connect with each other while highlighting and celebrating local
culture and community engagement through art and technology. Our intention
is to be a catalyst for community engagement through dialogue, future
collaborations and access to local artists and technology innovators.
Below is more info and a brief history of the event. We are looking for
creative innovative companies as yourselves who would be interested
in coming to this event for the day or even part of the day to share your
gifts and creations with the community at large.
If this feels like something that might interest you please let us know as
spaces are filling and we would love to have you there.
Thanks so much for your time and consideration and look forward to hearing
from you.
Cheers and a great day,
i
n gratitude,
Tali
__________________________________________________________
Tali Serota
Geter Done Productions and Design
Event Production/Management, Professional Organizing/Design and Curation.
geterdonepa(a)gmail.com
203-273-5744
__________________________________________________________
*Berkeley Spark Info:*
Berkeley Spark is a free community-driven arts and technology festival with
the goal of providing a container where people can create, collaborate and
connect with each other while highlighting and celebrating local
culture and community engagement through art and technology. Our intention
is to be a catalyst for community engagement through dialogue, future
collaborations and access to local artists and technology innovators. This
year’s event will feature a number of interactive art installations, music
and ecstatic dance, Burning Man-esque clothing designers, hand-crafters
jewelers, a film series, a panel discussion on technology, workshops for
children and adults, and local technology companies will be on-site to
present their designs and innovations. We’ve also invited a number of local
Burning Man theme camps to participate as well as mutant vehicle
fabricators and artists from NIMBY to highlight their projects headed out
to Burning Man this year.
To give you some history on the event, last year John Caner, from the
Downtown Berkeley Association, approached myself and a group of local East
Bay leaders to Burning Man back to Berkeley. He was referring to the *How
Berkeley Can You Be* art car parade that had stopped running a few years
ago. Our group joined forces and in less than three months, we created
Berkeley Spark and filled Civic Center Park with art, music, dance and so
much more. We were thrilled at the turnout and the support we received and
when we met up this spring, we decided to do it again though we felt it was
important to create more of a conversation between art and technology, thus
emerged Berkeley Spark 2.0.
"Arc of Reflection" by Oakland artist Amy Stabler at Berkeley Spark 2013
In building upon the East Bay's thriving art and technology climate,
Berkeley Spark 2.0 is also hosting the* East Bay Innovation Tech Corridor*,
creating yet another avenue for community dialogue on the convergence of
art, technology and science here in the East Bay. Local innovators,
designer, makers, hackers, scientist and futurists will be sharing their
ideas and inventions with the Berkeley Community.
As part of the innovation side to the event, The Farm House (a co-living
house in Berkeley, CA) will be hosting a panel discussion on the
ever-evolving technological landscape here in the Bay Area and at the
event, we are also hosting *Berkeley Spark** Playspace* focusing on
experiential workshops for children and adults.
We are grateful for the support of the Downtown Berkeley Association and the
City of Berkeley's Office of Economic Development in association with
Berkeley Partners for Parks, Berkeley Startup Cluster, Burning Man Project,
Drakes Brewing Company, Ecology Center, Impact Hub Berkeley, The Mead
Kitchen, and Urban Innovation Exchange.
If you'd like to know more about our festival, go to
https://www.berkeleyspark.org and https://www.facebook.com/BerkeleySpark.
If you have any questions about the festival, the best way to contact me is
via my email: berkeleyspark(a)gmail.com or on my cell: 970-309-3588.
Thank you so much for your time and I look forward to hearing back from you.
Kindest Regards,
Kat
Kat Parkin
Project Manager
Berkeley Spark
970-309-3588
berkeleyspark(a)gmail.com
berkeleyspark.orgFacebook.com/berkeleyspark
Twitter: @berkeleyspark
Who has stuff in lockers 11 & 51? They all have to be moved. It would be
nice to get affirmative from the owners that their stuff inside is OK to
move around. If not, come mind it! Thanks! :)
