Wonderful!!!
On Wed, Sep 11, 2013 at 5:04 PM, David Keenan <dkeenan44(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> Hear ye, hear ye.
>
> Tomorrow Thursday 9/12, in the alley behind the building, Waste Management<https://www.wm.com/myaccount/> will
> drop off the following bins for SUDO and BAPS use between 6am-6pm (but
> probably in AM):
>
> 1x 96gal garbage bin ($88.38/mo)
> 1x 96gal recycling bin ($11.09/mo)
> 1x 64gal compost bin ($9.00/mo)
>
> Total: ~$108.47/mo
> (i could have some of the cents wrong, as he told me quickly over the
> phone, also didnt ask about taxes or any other miscellaneous/extra
> potential fees)
>
> Our weekly pickup schedule: Every Thursday AM. Put out WEDS EVE.
> Where to leave bins (for the time being): the alley behind 2141.
>
> Tomoro, when they drop off the bins, they will also pick up extra raunchy
> trash that has built up, at $5/bag. I told them there is at least 3 bags.
> WE WILL HAVE TO PUT THAT OUT THERE TONIGHT. The stuff that is in the hall..
>
> Business name given: SUDO Room.
> Address given: 2141 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Oakland 94612
> Ph# (presently, mine): 415-430-8362.
> Email (presently, mine): dkeenan44(a)gmail.com
> W.M. account #: will be generated tomorrow AM for us. Not ready yet.
> Online account #: still waiting for our account # to be generated. Then
> will register online.
> Payment: Check, online, or phone (phone costs $8 for some reason.). They
> take debit.
>
> I chatted with the Sound Room guy, Robert, and verified Waste Management
> has a key to the building's storied trash room the Sound Room uses, and
> that there should be space for our bins too. So, I am emailing George and
> Laurie about access to this trash room, as we do not have the option of
> locking our trash bins individually, so that they won't be gone through and
> made a mess of blah blah blah.
>
> ----------------------
> Also. What goes in the NEW recycling bin:
>
> It is 'SINGLE STREAM' Recycling (all recyclables are mixed in together):
> Acceptable:
> GLASS:
> - Glass bottles and JARS
> PLASTIC:
> - HARD Plastic bottles and tubs: (narrow necked containers #2-7; wide
> mouth containers #2,4,5)
> METAL:
> - Aluminum cans and foil
> - Aerosol cans (empty)
> - Steel or tin cans
> - Scrap metal UP TO 10LBS ONLY
> PAPER:
> - Computer/Office paper, Newspaper, Magazines, Catalogs, junk mail, Phone
> books,
> - Cardboard boxes FLATTENED; Paper towel & toilet paper tubes
> - Milk cartons & Drink juice boxes
> - Carbonless paper
> - Egg cartons (paper only), Shoe boxes
> - Envelopes (plastic windows okay)
> - Grocery bags (paper only)
>
> Unacceptable:
> NO Incandescent or florescent light bulbs
> NO Packaging peanuts
> NO Bagged Plastic bags and wrap
> NO Styrofoam containers or Styrofoam packaging
> NO Window panes
>
>
>
The Simple Street Sign Protocol (SSSP) is a
communications protocol used to orient humans
to their location within a street grid.
http://thomaslevine.com/!/street-sign-protocol
(This is what happened after Marina and I talked about protocols!)
Looks like this solar hackathon is up SudoRoom's alley!
*From:* Cassi Wright <cwright(a)sfun.biz>
*Date:* September 10, 2013 at 4:19:10 PM PDT
*To:* undisclosed-recipients:;
*Subject:* *Solar Hackathon this Weekend...Sign Up!*
*Solar Hackathon - It's Time to Shine! *
*Are you a talented developer, designer, or have an interest in solar
energy? *
*Then come join us for the 2nd Annual SfunCube Solar Hackathon! *
*This coming weekend!*
*Sept 13 (6pm) - 15 (12pm), 2013
*
*Oakland, CA*
http://solarhackathon.challengepost.com/*
*
SfunCube is an incubator and accelerator for solar entrepreneurs. SfunCube
is hosting a Solar Hackathon that brings innovative programmers, hardcore
designers, and brilliant business minds together for 36 hours to develop
ways to accelerate solar adoption. Participants will build web-based
solutions that make it easier, more efficient, and more enjoyable for
people to power their lives with sunshine.
The Solar Hackathon is the place to:
1. **Get to know people with similar interests and bring your idea to
life.
2. Network* *with industry leaders from the solar world.
3. Have fun and do what you love while changing the world!
*Are you in? Register here. <http://solarhackathon.challengepost.com/> We
look forward to seeing you there...*
Did we mention $4,000 in cash prizes?
Hack on,
The SfunCube Team
--
Cassi Wright
Solar Hackathon Manager, SfunCube <http://sfuncube.com/>
55 Harrison Street, Suite 300 | Oakland, CA 94607
cwright(a)sfun.biz <emily(a)sfun.biz> | 415-342-9311 (m)
www.sfuncube.com
Hey all,
If you have an event at sudo room, please be sure it's on the calendar.
If the event needs to use the common room, use the "common room" tag so it
shows up here: https://sudoroom.org/calendar/tag_ids:147/
Let me know if you need help with this (or anyone else who is a site admin,
there are lots).
Thanks,
Matt
To anyone attending tonight's combo event,
I'm planning to grab a bite to eat and possibly (well...definitely) a pint before the meetup tonight, starting in about an hour and then heading to sudo around 7:45. If others care to join for pre-hack refreshments just email back or call/text me 210.387.7521. Open to all nearby venues, with a slight preference for Luka's due to billiards access.
cheers,
hol
I'm amazed at the wonderful consensus based decision making I see at Sudo room. How challenging to meet all these various issues! It's amazing how so many smart people work together to resolve it all in a non heir archical and communal way
Looking forward to the meeting tomorrow, maybe might enjoy Mexican dining options in Oakland and even catch up on people's outdoor hiking adventures
Nice logo too and what incredible political causes full of integrity
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Date: Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 5:06 PM
Subject: [Wikimedia-SF] Shaping SF Public Talk: Radical Archiving and
Cataloging as Social History
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Possibly of interest to folks here:
http://www.shapingsf.org/public-talks/
Wed. Sept. 25, 7:30 pm (in the Mission, details at the URL)
Radical Archiving and Cataloging as Social History
What role do nontraditional archives play in the preservation and
interpretation of peoples' history? This open discussion will explore some
of the opportunities and challenges of radical repositories.
Some of the issues that will be addressed include:
What defines a radical archive?
What can be productive relations between community-based or independent
archives and more established (and establishment) institutions?
What tools and processes are making it easier to document, catalog, and
share oppositional cultural objects?
What is the role of ordinary people in building useful collections?
Speakers:
Lincoln Cushing is a professional archivist responsible for Docs Populi -
Documents for the Public, documenting and disseminating social justice
poster art. He is also archiving consultant with the Oakland Museum of
California helping to process the All Of Us Or None poster collection.
Claude Marks is the Director of The Freedom Archives, a political, cultural
oral history project, restoration center, and media production facility in
San Francisco. Nathaniel Moore is an archivist at the Freedom Archives. He
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