Hi everyone,
This Saturday's Today I Learned will be starting a little bit late (4PM)
and will feature the talents of Morten and Sam on the topics of "Livelihood
Hacking AND Teaching Techniques Collaborative Workshop"
Morten will be presenting *Livelihood Hacking:*
- Your biggest regular/monthly expense is likely rent followed by food,
which also happen to cover some of the more basic needs. Significantly
reducing the financial costs of these significantly increases potential
ways to live ones life. Morten lives comfortably for $500 a month and will
talk a bit about how that looks like, throw some ideas for how it might be
replicated in your context, and together we will further explore this topic
of livelihood hacking in a workshop setting.
Afterwards, Sam will be presenting *Techniques Collaborative Workshop*
- This will be about how to be a better teacher, as well as how to
expand the TIL program and teach material outside of our collective comfort
zone. We will also aim to create a sudo wiki entry on this material. It'll
be hosted as a potluck.
And as always, many slots for future Today I Learned sessions are
available! Please sign up here:
http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_I_Learned#Feb._16:_Livelihood_Hacking_AND_Te…
Marina
Hey All,
Sudo Radio is live at:
http://radio.indybay.org/sudoradio.ogg
After spending way too much time trying all other solutions, the simplest
is the best! Take a look in the Radio Room for instructions on how to
operate everything and talk on air.
PS. As was suggested by Mischa we need a giant "TALK" button. This can be
achieved by making a one button midi controller. which can be done with an
arduino like this, kinda,
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arcade-Button-MIDI-Controller/ Let me know
if you want to help me with that project!
Good Night!
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Andrew Lowe
Cell: 831-332-2507
http://roshambomedia.com
hi everyone,
due to a scheduling change, there's an available slot for a "today i
learned" workshop this saturday: http://sudoroom.org/wiki/Today_I_Learned
if you'd be interested in giving a one-off talk, workshop, meet up, or
anything else this saturday at 2PM, all you have to do is add your session
to the wiki page. we'll help promote!
- marina
Hi everyone,
In the spirit of kopimism, I copy Jenny's agenda email from last week:
Please add, for tonight's meeting:
...UPDATES on ongoing events and projects...
...ANNOUNCEMENTS of planned activities and things...
...AMENDMENTS to the Compact and anything else you can thing of to increase
the awesomeness of our community,
Here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoroom
Hi Sudo-Roomers,
Looking for some savvy Linux-admin types to help/advise me to design an installation for some City of Oakland computer labs where I teach web site creation.
If you have some time to give me some advice, please shoot me back an email, I'd be happy to meet up at Sudo room or at an actual city computer lab where I've got a few Ubuntu boxes already running.
Thanks a ton,
-Dan Finlay
anyone interested in Attending with me on Friday Febuary 15th ???
Troy
510.383.6117 (Txt )
"You are the source of Freedom : the price of Freedom is awareness and action"
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> From: Michael Buckland <buckland(a)ischool.berkeley.edu>
> Date: February 12, 2013, 6:54:26 PM PST
> To: friday(a)ischool.berkeley.edu, I School Announcement <i-announce(a)ischool.berkeley.edu>
> Subject: [i-announce@ischool] Friday Afternoon Seminar on Information Access: Feb 15: Peter Brantley: Open Annotation
>
> FRIDAY AFTERNOON SEMINAR ON INFORMATION ACCESS.
> South Hall 107, Fridays 3-5 pm
> http://courses.ischool.berkeley.edu/i296a-ia/s13/schedule.html
> Open to the public. Everyone interested is welcome!
>
> Friday, Feb 15: Peter BRANTLEY, Director of Scholarly Communications, Hypothes.is:
> Designing Strategies for the Deployment of Open Annotation within the Scholarly Community.
> Peter Brantley was previously Director of Bookserver at the Internet Archive. He is the co-founder of the Open Book Alliance, an organization dedicated to ensuring an open market in digital book access. He serves on the board of the International Digital Publishing Forum, the standards setting body for digital books. Peter was previously the Executive Director of the Digital Library Federation. See http://hypothes.is/blog/welcoming-peter-brantley.
>
> FORTHCOMING
> Friday, Feb 22: Michael BUCKLAND: Changes in Library Service.
> Friday, March 1: Tim STUTT & Michael BUCKLAND.
> Tim STUTT: Public Search Interfaces to Plant Collections. Initial progress report.
> Michael BUCKLAND: Cultural Heritage, Memory Institutions, Technology.
> Friday, March 8: Catherine MARSHALL, Microsoft Research.
> Friday, March 15: Merrilee PROFFITT & Jim MICHALKO, OCLC: MOOCs and Libraries.
> Friday, March 22: Discussion of biographical data.
> Friday, March 29: Semester break. No seminar meeting.
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hi all, please add any announcements or other important info to the agenda
located here: https://pad.riseup.net/p/sudoroom
join us as we talk about sudo expansion and various directions of growth :)
--
len
founder, ligertail
http://ligertail.com
Hey Everyone,
I know a lot of people have been interested in the show I have been
concepting for awhile, and since Andrew and I are finally getting our
studio space together, I thought it might be cool to do a kick-starter and
see who is interested in being part of the show.
You can email me separately, if you want to be part of the show and I'll
add you to my list. I'll probably do an open casting call, and talk to
friends at public school.
--
Cheers,
Rusty
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Hello Sudo Room & Oakland Wiki members
I'm holding a logo contest for a non-profit I represent, Renew. The prize
is 150 dollars. We are focused on providing coaching and workshops on
health to professionals.
It would be great if you can enter to contest or forward this onto your
network!!
~Tra
*Logo Design Contest!*
*Submission Deadline*: Monday, March 4th 2013****
*Monetary Prize*: $150
****
*About Us:*****
RENEW is re-branding its current website, www.renewnow.org with a new
website and logo.****
RENEW is a not-for-profit that provides workshops & keynotes to groups
across the career spectrum.****
We help people who juggle work, family and community sustain (or regain)
their enthusiasm, effectiveness and purpose.****
Our belief is that it isn’t selfish to take care of yourself – it’s
self-preservation!****
**
*Instructions/About the Logo:*****
We are looking for a new logo that would appeal to the decision makers of
organizations/businesses where intense, committed, busy professionals
work. It should convey our focus on personal health & renewal. This logo
would be used on our letterhead, business cards and website.****
Please include the following in your submissions:****
1) Submit all logos as black and white JPEG, PNG, and/or SVG files.****
2) Include your first and last name or business name in the email****
3) Include phone number in the email****
4) Send submissions to workingforimpact(a)gmail.com and put RENEW Logo in
the Title of your email.****
You will hear back from RENEW within 2-3 weeks of your submission. The
winner of the Logo Design contest will be featured in our summer newsletter.
****
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Keven Chriss****
Program Coordinator****
www.renewnow.org****
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*Travia A. Smith *
www.linkedin.com/in/traviasmith
MBA Candidate Fall '13*
*Lokey Graduate School of Business, Mills College
*Goldman Sachs Business Leadership Scholar*
Vice President of Social Media, Net Impact <http://netimpactmills.com/>
Data & Technology Graduate Assistant, MBA Career Services