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i went looking since i'm in town for a few days, and i didn't see it. there are some other new and neat ones up (pictures landing on flickr soon, username jose_) but i didn't see that one. looks like it may have been greyed out ... :-/ sounds cool.

On Tue, 1 Aug 2006, Edward Vielmetti wrote:

has anyone seen this graffito on the side of the
State Theater? Ed

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From: Noa Kaumeheiwa <noak@...>
Date: Jul 27, 2006 1:18 PM
Subject: random photo favor, please?
To: emv@...


Hi,

First, thank you for Superpatron.com. I love reading about
these great applications you've discovered and implemented
in the library. If only I had time to learn/do any myself...

Anyway, I'm writing to ask a favor, only if it is intriguing
and entirely convenient for you. From Superpatron and
Vacuum, you seem very handy at taking pictures and posting
them--and, well, you're in Ann Arbor.

If this graffito is anywhere near your regular travels,
would you mind taking a picture and posting it? I'm curious
to see it.

---- Original message ----

Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 10:48:27 -0400
From: Grace A York <graceyor@...>
Subject: Unusual Depository Promotion
To: GOVDOC-L@...


Ann Arbor doesn't have a big problem with graffiti

so imagine my

surprise to discover at 3 foot by 3 foot depository library

logo

painted to the side of the State Theater while cruising the

Art Fair this

morning.

Grace

Please don't go out of your way. But if it's convenient,
I'd love to see it. Thanks.

Take care,
Noa

Your name seems familiar; did you go to Marquette Senior
High? I grew up in Marquette and graduated, woof!, in 1987.


Noa Kaumeheiwa
Temple University Law Library
215 204-5865
noak@...



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has anyone seen this graffito on the side of the
State Theater? Ed

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Noa Kaumeheiwa <noak@...>
Date: Jul 27, 2006 1:18 PM
Subject: random photo favor, please?
To: emv@...


Hi,

First, thank you for Superpatron.com. I love reading about
these great applications you've discovered and implemented
in the library. If only I had time to learn/do any myself...

Anyway, I'm writing to ask a favor, only if it is intriguing
and entirely convenient for you. From Superpatron and
Vacuum, you seem very handy at taking pictures and posting
them--and, well, you're in Ann Arbor.

If this graffito is anywhere near your regular travels,
would you mind taking a picture and posting it? I'm curious
to see it.

you can see the whole midwest power market on this map



with neatly color coded areas showing what (apparently) the
spot price of power is in each region.

blue map good, red map bad.

I haven't seen it at peak power times, but the rest of
that site is talking about emergency emergency alert
1 status for the midwest

A NERC Energy Emergency Alert 1 is possible if a control area's
forecasts (for a week or less) anticipate conditions where all
available resources, including imports, are committed to meet firm
load, firm transactions and reserve commitments, and there is concern
about sustaining required operating reserves when all possible
economic and discretionary actions, including curtailing nonfirm
wholesale energy sales are included in the forecasts.

levels go 1, 2, 3 where 2 is brownouts and 3 is blackouts.

thanks

Ed

A group of us met at University Cafe for lunch today:
* Yong-Mi Kim
* Katherine Lawrence
* Art Delano
* Mark Smith
* Kathy Brade

We discussed many things including:
* Katherine's NCSA project
* Citation software
* Browsers (IE, Netscape, Firefox)
* Mac software, including Photoshop and Graphic Converter

I assume we will be meeting next week at Eastern Accents.

-- Kathy


Kathleen Brade wrote:

Eastern Accents is still closed. I can't speak for everyone, but at least some of us are going to meet at University Cafe today.

-Mark



darudelancer wrote:

--- In a2b3@..., Kathleen Brade <brade@...> wrote:

I'm not sure if a2b3 met last week but I propose we meet at

University

Cafe (on Church St near South University) tomorrow at noon.

Scott -- I hope you can join us and share news from the NYC tech

community.

-- Kathy


Scott Trudeau wrote:

... are folks planning to meet next Thurs? If so, I might be in
town and would like to show up to one of these things. I can

give an

overview of the emerging NYC tech community, if that's of

interest...

Scott


__,_.,_

Ed,

So where is the meeting place going to be this week.. Eastern
Accents or University Cafe? Will you be attending?

-Lance

This talk at the School of Information (North Campus)
looks like an interesting one on August 1. thanks Ed

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gary Olson <gmo@...>
Date: Jul 26, 2006 5:46 PM
Subject: Special Steve Whittaker Talk Aug. 1
To: "si.all@..." <si.all@...>


Tuesday, August 1
12 noon
SI North (room to follow)

Dehyping Skype: on the future of the phone (and IM)

Steve Whittaker, U. of Sheffield, UK.

Voice over IP (VOIP) is a technology that has just reached maturity - in
particular with companies like Skype having more than 100 million users. In
this ethnographic study I look at the use of Skype in organisations. We find
(counterintuitively) that the commonly touted cost advantage of VOIP is largely
irrelevant in this setting. Instead we find that users combine VOIP with IM to
address some of the common problems with phone communication. This has strong
design implications for the future of the phone and IM and we conclude by
discussing these.



--
Gary M. Olson
Paul M. Fitts Professor of Human-Computer Interaction
School of Information
University of Michigan
1075 Beal Avenue
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2112
e-mail: gmo@...
phone: 734 763-5644
fax: 734 647-8045

I'm not sure if a2b3 met last week but I propose we meet at University Cafe (on Church St near South University) tomorrow at noon.

Scott -- I hope you can join us and share news from the NYC tech community.

-- Kathy


Scott Trudeau wrote:

Art Fair is definitely in effect right there, unless there were big
changes this year. I used to work right next door to U Cafe. Then
again, is there anywhere "safe" from Art Fair?

BTW -- are folks planning to meet next Thurs? If so, I might be in
town and would like to show up to one of these things. I can give an
overview of the emerging NYC tech community, if that's of interest...

Scott

--
Scott Trudeau
scott.trudeau AT gmail DOT com

AIM: sodthestreets

--- In a2b3@..., "darudelancer" <lancecarlson@...> wrote:

For lunch today, I suggest we all meet up at The University Cafe. It
is located on Church Street and is adjacent to S. University. The
directions can be found here:

+MI&ie=UTF8&om=1

They have very good Korean and the prices are a lot cheaper than Soel
Garden. Hope to see you there!

I'm the newbie in this community so it might not be my place to ask, but is a location on S.
Univ. a good choice during Art Fair?

For lunch today, I suggest we all meet up at The University Cafe. It
is located on Church Street and is adjacent to S. University. The
directions can be found here:



They have very good Korean and the prices are a lot cheaper than Soel
Garden. Hope to see you there!

Madcat and Kane are doing a benefit for the Michigan
Friends Center in Chelsea this Saturday at 6pm. We
have two tickets we can't use (travel). If anyone is
interested let me know and I'll get them to you...thanks!

Ed

--- In a2b3@..., "Edward Vielmetti" <edward.vielmetti@...> wrote:

The question I asked was if anyone knows anyone
looking for work or hiring. The results:

Art Delano is available for PHP contract work.

I also have a client who needs somebody to develop a web-based community/content
project. You would be working directly with their client rather than subcontracting, and
project managing as well as developing. This is out of my scope, unfortunately.

Initial research have been centered on Drupal, but the project is not committed to it (or to
PHP).

Anybody who's interested, get in touch with me, and I will refer.

I was glad to meet everybody last Thursday, and I look forward to seeing you soon.

Note that this job is *not* posted yet, but this is
the people looking to hire trying to figure out how
to create a new position. thanks Ed

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Mark Montague <markmont@...>
Date: Jul 10, 2006 5:12 PM
Subject: Looking for partner to share staff person
To: cluster-admins@..., unix-admins@..., acsf@...



A faculty member in an LSA department has a half-time system
administrator position that is not currently filled. We'd like to know
if any other unit on campus is looking to hire a half-time system
administrator and, if so, if you'd be interested in collaborating on a
search for a full-time person to share. We're hoping this will yield a
better pool of more highly-qualified candidates than we'd get if we
looked on our own for someone who only wanted to work half-time.

We're looking for someone at the "System Administrator Associate" or
"System Administrator Intermediate" level. On our end, Linux/Unix
server administration and desktop support skills are a must, HPC
cluster administration skills would be a huge bonus (the job involves
administering a 16 node Rocks cluster now, with additional clusters
likely to follow), and Microsoft Windows XP desktop support skills are
nice but not required. LSA will provide training on HPC cluster
administration and/or Windows XP for candidates who lack one or both of
these skills.

Please respond directly to me if your unit is interested in partnering
with an LSA unit to split a full time staff person with the above
qualifications.

Thanks.

Mark Montague
LS&A Information Technology
markmont@...

Just an FYI for the group. I went to the new Korean/Japanese place at
Ellsworth and Hewitt in Ypsi (I forgot the name).
The Japanese is fair but the korean was excellent. I had BiBimBap which came
with a nice assortment of Kim Chi and for $0.45 was served hot in a stone bowl
(which I love).

Kinda far for a lunch, but in general a good place to eat.

-Dave

On Thu, 13 Jul 2006, Edward Vielmetti wrote:

Arbor Networks is hiring security researchers and threat analysts, contact Jose.

and also an uber sysadmin, a master of all trades (routers and switches, running cables, unix and windows server admin, vpn stuff, phone/pbx stuff - but little to no direct end user support).

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