Short announcements and events

UC Open Access Public Meeting in Berkeley, Wednesday, May 8, 5pm, 210 South Hall
An anonymous donor has given Noisetor $10,000
5moF is next (not this week) Thursday. Email danny at spesh dot com if you'd like to present.
The EFF housewarming is next Thrsday but you can't go because they already have too many RSVPs.
Patent Reform Party at Mozilla HQ this Thursday (not yet full).
A company that makes electronic circuits for music hacking is offering NB members a 25% discount. Contact Johnny Radio for details
Noisebridge and other hackerspaces were covered in the New York Times recently.
First edition of the Modular Synthesis Workshop happened on Saturday
a group of neurohackers, dreamers, and scientists gets together wednesdays at 7

Membership Binder

Funds in bank: $22,551.84, after paying rent. Currently not losing money!
Noisetor (See the bulletpoints at the bottom of http://noisetor.net/finances/#summary):
- There are $2278.86 earmarked NoiseTor funds (not counting the $10,000 anonymous donation, which is not yet in the bank)
- Colo service has been paid through Mar 7, 2013
- There are enough funds to pay for an additional 2 months of colo
- This information was updated at Tue May 7 20:30:03 2013

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Maker Faire
- Noisebridge projects there will include Digital Archivists DIY Bookscanner, Robo Confessional, what else?
- Sign up on the Maker Faire 2013 wiki page if you'd like to volunteer to help run the booth

Danny proposes that Noisebridge should make clean. There should be an RFC process where proposals for altering Noisebridge are made, followed by a two-week period during which Noisebridge is "closed" while people clean it up and implement the RFCs. This will be discussed more soon!

Danny - treasurer, moderating the meetig
Mike - technowanderer, likely to be wandering away from NB sometime soon. Putting all his energy into his own space. Has directions that are different than that of Noisebridge, and needs to push forth with them. Noisebridge and I have been diverging, not any criticism about Noisebridge itself but what is going on doesn't fit or accomodate me. My techniques and styles are different from where Noisebridge is going. Not to say bad or good, but a stylistic difference.
Rhody - hanging out for about a week, lots of software hacking, also some electrical stuff.
Pavan - here for 10 minutes
Ali - here to check it out
Martin - enjoys where art and technology intersect
Mek - computer programmer
John - pilot, programmer, brainwave measurer, organizing Noisebridge's presence at Maker Faire
Griffin - researching rearranging substomic structures with microwaves
Morgan - linux user, playing with LEDs
Miloh - engineer, loves Noisebridge and other hackerspaces
Michael - just got back from traveling
Leif - taking notes, currently very interested in Tahoe-LAFS
Mischief - go and python
Kevin - dream hacking, dream archiving
Tom - secretary, doing lots of paperwork for noisebridge
Felippe - researcher, studying free software, from brazil, likes noisebridge
Carlos - likes emacs, python. writes software
Dan - 6 months noisebridge exposure. describes self as a disruptive technologist