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From: Simona Zompi <simona.zompi(a)gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 8:54 PM
Subject: [CCL] Invitation to Art & Science show Dec 6-8 in Oakland
To: Ahnon I <ahnon(a)ahnon.org>, Counter Labs <
counterculturelabs(a)googlegroups.com>
Cc: Angela Weinberg <angelaweinberg(a)gmail.com>, "nataliemal(a)berkeley.edu" <
nataliemal(a)berkeley.edu>, Kimiya Hojjat <kimiya92(a)gmail.com>
Dear Ahnon and CCL members
I wanted to invite you to an art show that will take place on Dec 6-8 in
Oakland at the Radiance Community Center. The opening is on Friday Dec 6th
6-10pm then the show will be on Sat and Sun from 1-5pm. Angela, Kimiya and
Natalie are the 3 students from UC Berkeley who are organizing the show
which you all may know.
Please feel free to send the invitation widely and resend to your networks.
Ahnon please feel free to use other CCL social networks.
Best,
Simona
*It's a free event! There will be music! *And it'f first Friday/Art murmur
in Oakland so drop by at our show before or after heading to Uptown!
More info:
The facebook page.
<https://www.facebook.com/events/1435026673385751/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=r…>
The eventbrite registration.<http://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-creative-consciousness-tickets-5530120740>
A word from the students who are organizing the show:
We are the facilitators of the Art and Science DeCal at Berkeley. In this
class, we teach a group of about 20 students about the interdisciplinary
connections within art and science. We seek to show how one can apply
knowledge from the two fields to enhance related fields, including
medicine, to cartography, to technology. Every week this semester we held
either a creative workshop or invited a speaker to discuss the intricacies
intertwining the two fields. For example, we had Carols Sequin come in to
speak about mathematical knots and their implementation into artistic
sculptural pieces. We also had a class on sound aesthetics and what makes
music beautiful, as seen through a physicist's perspective. We talked about
synesthesia, cognitive structures... you name it!
This December, we are having an art show to showcase the students' original
artwork in the class. They have been assigned to choose a scientific topic
they are passionate about and explain it through a specific medium of art.
The gallery will feature not only engaging art work from students of all
different scientific majors and beyond, but also feature a sensory science
exhibit. In conjunction with the Synesthesia Association of Berkeley, we
will have a sensory isolation chamber that vibrates a participant's body to
the tune of dubstep, a reel of engaging optical illusions and other
cross-sensory demonstrations. You can also expect to enjoy a performance
from the Multimedia Orchestra at Cal and beats all night from local DJ
Schwa.
We wanted to personally invite you to attend The Creative Consciousness, an
art gallery and science exhibit which aims to encourage a
consciousintegration of arts in the sciences and sciences in the arts.
We think this
event will be highly rewarding. Please do join us in celebrating these two
wonderful fields in a fun and engaging way. Spread the word, invite your
friends, and enjoy.
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Only last night I got the keypad running again, and was trying to insultate
the wires to improve its uptime.
So I coated two connections between the rasberry pi and the relay which is
attached to the door. After coating, it seemed like I somehow failed these
connections, because the software exited normally (opendoor.py was still
being called and sent success messages), but the door was not opening. I
tried to unglue them, but when i was taking off the glue, I disconnected
one of the wires that was at this 3-way junction. Then I resoldered the
wires but to no avail.
So everything is totally broken now. Can you help with a multimeter and a
solder gun Monday to hunt this down? I don't know how to test if there is
current at point, nor why the two wires would split coming of the rpi, and
then both go to same relay. BTW what's a relay (i've only heard the term)?
Please tutor me in the ways of righteousness,
notconfusing
7074787023
My friend is giving away a pair of vintage speakers, Wharfedale W60Ds.to be
precise...thing is, they weigh 47 lb each which would make carrying them on
my handlebars slightly hairy. Does anyone have a bike trailer I can use for
a hour or so? Or, can someone drive over with me to pick them up (they're
at 28th and Adeline). IMO sudo needs these speakers...as Walter Sobchek
would say, they would really tie the room together.
-chrisbee
Hey all!
The Bay Area Public School is holding a General Meeting again this Thursday
in order to continue the discussion around the potential new space.
At our last meeting we agreed that it was incredibly important to open up
our collective conversations - we'd love to have members from other
collectives engaged in investigations into the new space join us this
Thursday, November 21st at 7pm in the Public School space @ 2141 Broadway.
Niki
hi everyone,
hacker scouts has a new building (Curiosity Hacked Oakland Lab Grand
Opening Party!)
at 6036 telegraph and they are having a grand opening party tomorrow from
2-5PM. the details are on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/events/357523141061153/
- marina
Hi everyone,
Just a reminder that we'll be having "Today We Learned" open co-learning
time at Sudo Room tomorrow from 2-5PM.
Come learn and hack with us.
Tiny amount of details at https://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_We_Learned
Best,
Marina
Hi Folks,
Attached is a rough draft with a number of traces etc still to be resolved. The idea is to have 3 of the PWM pins hardwired (but easy traces to cut if you want) to 3 power output pins so it can be used to power things right out of the box, with the rest of the I/O pins terminated to holes that you can either solder pin headers through to use on a breadboard, or just go ahead and solder to the devices you're trying to run. Comments and suggestions welcome! Also looking for input on size and mounting hole spacing. Also interested in peoples' thoughts on whether to use special connectors for the I2C and SPI ports.
Cheers,
Hol