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Subject: [Dev-flock] DEBUG: from: a.downy.hint@gmail.com Could not find
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Product not found, Please add 4902881006118 to our database: http://buyitlikeyoumeanit.org

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From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun  3 00:29:27 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue,  3 Jun 2008 00:29:27 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r834 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080603042927.3C80E75A9F@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-03 00:29:26 -0400 (Tue, 03 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 834
Commit message:
/tmp logs removed on reboot...doh! now logging safely in home directory

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun  3 00:55:00 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 00:55:00 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Fwd: Your message to Dev-flock awaits moderator approval
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i always forget that when i forward a message that was sent to
a.downy.hint at gmail.com it will continue to be from a.downy.hint, not
lucy at thoughtandmemory.org


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Your mail to 'Dev-flock' with the subject

   Fwd: query for 18675309 returned Taza - BILUMI Commemorative
Launch Bar

Is being held until the list moderator can review it for approval.

The reason it is being held:

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From a.downy.hint at gmail.com  Tue Jun  3 00:53:11 2008
From: a.downy.hint at gmail.com (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 00:53:11 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Fwd: query for 18675309 returned Taza - BILUMI
	Commemorative Launch Bar
In-Reply-To: <20080603044443.DF10575AEB@thoughtandmemory.org>
References: <20080603044443.DF10575AEB@thoughtandmemory.org>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806022153n6be9c25ewc91910c4cf62a1c0@mail.gmail.com>

yeah dawgs. first, everyone can now receive email at bilumi.org,
bilymi.org, bilumi.com and bilymi.com, in addition to
thoughtandmemory.org. i'll add buyitlikeyoumeanit.com and
buyitlikeyoumeanit.org for good measure.
turns out to be a one line change in /etc/postfix/main.cf simply
because all mail for Foo@<see above list of domains> gets put into
Foo's mail spool.  One day we can set this up for real with virtual
users and what not so that Foo at bilumi.com is different than
Foo at bilymi.org.
today is not that day.
today we celebrate user, 'score', receiving email for bilumi.org. we
also celebrate the inclusion of product 18675309eeine!, the Taza -
BILUMI Commemorative Launch Bar.
if you're not on the exec board feel free to add reviews and ratings!!

good night,
l.


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Date: Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 12:44 AM
Subject: query for 18675309 returned Taza - BILUMI Commemorative Launch Bar
To: a.downy.hint at gmail.com


query for 18675309 returned Taza - BILUMI Commemorative Launch Bar
Add more info at http://buyitlikeyoumeanit.org


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Mon Jun  2 16:25:32 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 16:25:32 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Tuesday night Launch Party schedule
Message-ID: <a052895a0806021325g5714df08mbf4ee160a38c920d@mail.gmail.com>

Hello!

Our enthusiastic volunteers are still scrambling around doing exciting
things in preparation for tomorrow night's launch party!  Remember, it's at
561 Windsor St in Somerville, room B-206, from 7-9pm.  And there's parking
diagonally across the street.  Here's what we can look forward to:

Family friendly events:

7pm Raven Puppets - Early birds can try on giant raven costumes and hear the
story of Hugin and Munin, Odin's mythical ravens.  Vegetarian food from
Redbones is served.

7:15 1st Taza Chocolate Tour - Learn how chocolate is made right here in
Somerville.  Purchase a bar of chocolate made to commemorate the evening's
events.

Celebrating our service's launch:

7: 30 The bar opens with beer from the Sam Adams Brewery (still serving food
from Redbones).

7:45 Presentations:

Clay Ward - What is Buy It Like You Mean It? Vote for our new logo.

Chia Berry - How to use our homepage.

Sherri Davidoff - Dinner for two - a prize for the most reviews this June.

Lucy Mendel - The logic behind our system and how your phone can access
chocolate product scores.

Fan Videos - The students from MIT's PATD seminar have put funny videos
about our service up on YouTube!  Let's take a peak.

8:30 2nd Taza Chocolate Tour - Learn what makes this company socially
responsible.  Use your cell phone to access ratings about the commemorative
chocolate bars on sale.

wooo!

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."

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From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun  3 12:13:08 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue,  3 Jun 2008 12:13:08 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r835 - in huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates: intro
	models
Message-ID: <20080603161308.DD6FE75A9F@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-03 12:13:08 -0400 (Tue, 03 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 835
Commit message:
corrected title spelling mistake (eit) and cleaned up relationship text

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/intro/page.html
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/models/node_relationships.html


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun  3 12:52:00 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue,  3 Jun 2008 12:52:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r836 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080603165201.0ABAB75A9F@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-03 12:51:59 -0400 (Tue, 03 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 836
Commit message:
recursive rating extraction for sms responses. also shorter bc message was being truncated by my phone

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun  3 13:25:33 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue,  3 Jun 2008 13:25:33 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r837 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080603172533.9A4EF75A9F@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-03 13:25:32 -0400 (Tue, 03 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 837
Commit message:
upc doesn't have to be in subject, removed node_id complexity

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun  4 20:46:00 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Wed,  4 Jun 2008 20:46:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r838 - in huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app: media/js
	templates
Message-ID: <20080605004600.8888A75AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-04 20:46:00 -0400 (Wed, 04 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 838
Commit message:
updated jquery version. mostly bug fixes, also faster. ie bug still outstanding i expect

Added:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/media/js/jquery-1.2.6.pack.js
Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/base.html


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun  5 00:35:32 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 00:35:32 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Iteration review
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806042135n4164201p6389911ccbe7b371@mail.gmail.com>

yo,

I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
would like to point out why we should all be proud.

Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
 * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
 * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
 * Initiate community page designs
 * Design and begin implementing second comic book
 * Build SMS system demo
 * Redesign web application
 * Publish new diagrams of how system works
 * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
 * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
 * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
 * Change our name, logo and identity
 * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
 * Improve team communication and effectiveness
 * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
 * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
will  be available online soon.
 * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
 * Have incredibly successful launch party

All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
organization's equivalent of adulthood.

(If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
take the time to do so right now.)

Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
commitment of each of us. This could include:
 * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
 * Import and research tons of data
 * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
 * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
 * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
 * Publish second comic book

We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
for process and accomplishment feedback.

Good work,
Lucy.


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun  5 00:39:55 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 00:39:55 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Iteration review
In-Reply-To: <c570b9dc0806042135n4164201p6389911ccbe7b371@mail.gmail.com>
References: <c570b9dc0806042135n4164201p6389911ccbe7b371@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806042139n714d2900l7425ff354d8903f6@mail.gmail.com>

yo,

I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
would like to point out why we should all be proud.

Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
 * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
 * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
 * Initiate community page designs
 * Design and begin implementing second comic book
 * Build SMS system demo
 * Redesign web application
 * Publish new diagrams of how system works
 * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
 * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
 * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
 * Change our name, logo and identity
 * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
 * Improve team communication and effectiveness
 * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
 * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
will  be available online soon.
 * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
 * Have incredibly successful launch party

All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
organization's equivalent of adulthood.

(If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
take the time to do so right now.)

Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
commitment of each of us. This could include:
 * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
 * Import and research tons of data
 * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
 * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
 * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
 * Publish second comic book

We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
for process and accomplishment feedback.

Good work,
Lucy.


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun  5 00:55:23 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Thu,  5 Jun 2008 00:55:23 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r839 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080605045523.C36FC75AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-05 00:55:23 -0400 (Thu, 05 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 839
Commit message:
generalized user dependence of repo. now there is just ONE variable to change: which database settings to use. updated README, removed crufty files, added notyetcrufty file

Added:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/rc.query.regextheworld
Removed:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/rc.query.notwork
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/rc.query.test
Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/.forward
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/.procmailrc
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/README
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/rc.query
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun  5 01:00:27 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Thu,  5 Jun 2008 01:00:27 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r840 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080605050027.CF94C75AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-05 01:00:27 -0400 (Thu, 05 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 840
Commit message:
one more. now we just need one staging and one production /var/sites folder, and multiple users/email addresses can share them. procmail should handle threading for us. if we want multiple developers to develop on the server, then maybe we should change staging to cellphone_lucy, cellphone_pepe, etc

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/.procmailrc


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun  5 02:35:40 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Thu,  5 Jun 2008 02:35:40 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r841 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080605063540.38BBB75AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-05 02:35:39 -0400 (Thu, 05 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 841
Commit message:
ok, now generalized for real

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/.procmailrc
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/README
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From cwallardo at gmail.com  Thu Jun  5 11:25:33 2008
From: cwallardo at gmail.com (Clay Ward)
Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 11:25:33 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Next meeting
Message-ID: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>

Nicely said, Lucy!  On that note, it's time for us to meet up and
review where we're headed this summer (this iteration is called
"Duck").  Lucy and I are going on a 10 day trip at the end of next
week.  So can we meet beforehand?

Please click here to confirm your availability:
http://www.doodle.ch/rsu3xty465hzspy2

Because we all put so much effort into planning our launch party and
press releases I prefer that ramp up slowly to getting serious work
done this summer.  So let's combine our executive board meeting with
our first planning meeting.  A half hour for executive board business
and goal setting followed by an hour (or less) of planning in separate
groups (outreach and dev) should get us rolling.  To help make the
process speedy Lucy and I will bring a proposal for goals and ways to
accomplish those goals.  We'll also send a complete agenda before the
meeting so that you can think about changes to suggest.

Here's the structure we've come up with so far:

exec agenda (unordered):
 * go over duck goals
 * fyi: review current budget
 * new members
breakout
 * add all stories to list (go over scope, criteria)
 * prioritize stories
 * people accept stories

Great, I look forward to seeing ya'll again soon!

-clay


On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> yo,
>
> I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
> BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
> would like to point out why we should all be proud.
>
> Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
> month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
>  * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
>  * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
>  * Initiate community page designs
>  * Design and begin implementing second comic book
>  * Build SMS system demo
>  * Redesign web application
>  * Publish new diagrams of how system works
>  * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
>  * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
>  * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
> entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
>  * Change our name, logo and identity
>  * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
>  * Improve team communication and effectiveness
>  * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
>  * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
> will  be available online soon.
>  * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
>  * Have incredibly successful launch party
>
> All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
> BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
> iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
> from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
> consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
> organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
> organization's equivalent of adulthood.
>
> (If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
> take the time to do so right now.)
>
> Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
> 31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
> commitment of each of us. This could include:
>  * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
>  * Import and research tons of data
>  * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
>  * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
>  * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
>  * Publish second comic book
>
> We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
> going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
> for process and accomplishment feedback.
>
> Good work,
> Lucy.
> _______________________________________________
> Dev-flock mailing list
> Dev-flock at mit.edu
> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/dev-flock
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Fri Jun  6 14:24:16 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 14:24:16 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Next meeting
In-Reply-To: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <a052895a0806061124y6aef505ej4b2a45b43d0430b0@mail.gmail.com>

Monday 7-9:30pm looks like it's our winning time slot.  We're meeting
at Wainwright Bank in Central Square (on Mass Ave next to Starbucks
and the florist.)  I'll bring some sandwiches, so please rsvp if you
haven't filled out the doodle schedule yet.

Sherri and Kat are each considering being board members.  So hopefully
they'll be able to come for the whole meeting.  If you're not on the
board then you're welcome to show up at 7:30 (or come earlier to
observe.)

Lucy and I will each try to send out our list of goals and stories
(projects) a few hours before the meeting begins so that you have a
chance to see what you're getting into.

Here's the agenda:

Board Meeting:

7pm Financial Update

7:08pm New Membership

7:15pm Approve Summer (Duck) Goals.  Lucy and I will bring a list of
Goals for the group to suggest changes to..


Breakout Sessions (Outreach team and dev team will separate.)

7:30pm Add stories (projects) to the list based on our goals (Lucy and
I will bring a list for the group to suggest changes to.  We'll go
over scope and completion criteria.)

7:45 Prioritize stories

8pm Accept stories (here's where we each get to decide what we'll go
doing over the summer.)

Please let me know if you have anything to add!

-clay

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Clay Ward <cwallardo at gmail.com> wrote:
> Nicely said, Lucy!  On that note, it's time for us to meet up and
> review where we're headed this summer (this iteration is called
> "Duck").  Lucy and I are going on a 10 day trip at the end of next
> week.  So can we meet beforehand?
>
> Please click here to confirm your availability:
> http://www.doodle.ch/rsu3xty465hzspy2
>
> Because we all put so much effort into planning our launch party and
> press releases I prefer that ramp up slowly to getting serious work
> done this summer.  So let's combine our executive board meeting with
> our first planning meeting.  A half hour for executive board business
> and goal setting followed by an hour (or less) of planning in separate
> groups (outreach and dev) should get us rolling.  To help make the
> process speedy Lucy and I will bring a proposal for goals and ways to
> accomplish those goals.  We'll also send a complete agenda before the
> meeting so that you can think about changes to suggest.
>
> Here's the structure we've come up with so far:
>
> exec agenda (unordered):
>  * go over duck goals
>  * fyi: review current budget
>  * new members
> breakout
>  * add all stories to list (go over scope, criteria)
>  * prioritize stories
>  * people accept stories
>
> Great, I look forward to seeing ya'll again soon!
>
> -clay
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
>> yo,
>>
>> I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
>> BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
>> would like to point out why we should all be proud.
>>
>> Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
>> month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
>>  * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
>>  * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
>>  * Initiate community page designs
>>  * Design and begin implementing second comic book
>>  * Build SMS system demo
>>  * Redesign web application
>>  * Publish new diagrams of how system works
>>  * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
>>  * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
>>  * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
>> entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
>>  * Change our name, logo and identity
>>  * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
>>  * Improve team communication and effectiveness
>>  * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
>>  * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
>> will  be available online soon.
>>  * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
>>  * Have incredibly successful launch party
>>
>> All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
>> BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
>> iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
>> from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
>> consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
>> organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
>> organization's equivalent of adulthood.
>>
>> (If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
>> take the time to do so right now.)
>>
>> Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
>> 31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
>> commitment of each of us. This could include:
>>  * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
>>  * Import and research tons of data
>>  * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
>>  * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
>>  * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
>>  * Publish second comic book
>>
>> We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
>> going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
>> for process and accomplishment feedback.
>>
>> Good work,
>> Lucy.
>> _______________________________________________
>> Dev-flock mailing list
>> Dev-flock at mit.edu
>> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/dev-flock
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Clay Ward
> President and Founder
> Buy It Like You Mean It
> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>
> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From cwallardo at gmail.com  Fri Jun  6 14:34:16 2008
From: cwallardo at gmail.com (Clay Ward)
Date: Fri, 6 Jun 2008 14:34:16 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Next meeting
In-Reply-To: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <a052895a0806061134u33aafe19q2234bfc0eacf867e@mail.gmail.com>

Oh, and I'm going out of town for the weekend.  So I'll get your rsvps
on Monday morning if not Sunday night.

-clay

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Clay Ward <cwallardo at gmail.com> wrote:
> Nicely said, Lucy!  On that note, it's time for us to meet up and
> review where we're headed this summer (this iteration is called
> "Duck").  Lucy and I are going on a 10 day trip at the end of next
> week.  So can we meet beforehand?
>
> Please click here to confirm your availability:
> http://www.doodle.ch/rsu3xty465hzspy2
>
> Because we all put so much effort into planning our launch party and
> press releases I prefer that ramp up slowly to getting serious work
> done this summer.  So let's combine our executive board meeting with
> our first planning meeting.  A half hour for executive board business
> and goal setting followed by an hour (or less) of planning in separate
> groups (outreach and dev) should get us rolling.  To help make the
> process speedy Lucy and I will bring a proposal for goals and ways to
> accomplish those goals.  We'll also send a complete agenda before the
> meeting so that you can think about changes to suggest.
>
> Here's the structure we've come up with so far:
>
> exec agenda (unordered):
>  * go over duck goals
>  * fyi: review current budget
>  * new members
> breakout
>  * add all stories to list (go over scope, criteria)
>  * prioritize stories
>  * people accept stories
>
> Great, I look forward to seeing ya'll again soon!
>
> -clay
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
>> yo,
>>
>> I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
>> BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
>> would like to point out why we should all be proud.
>>
>> Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
>> month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
>>  * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
>>  * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
>>  * Initiate community page designs
>>  * Design and begin implementing second comic book
>>  * Build SMS system demo
>>  * Redesign web application
>>  * Publish new diagrams of how system works
>>  * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
>>  * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
>>  * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
>> entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
>>  * Change our name, logo and identity
>>  * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
>>  * Improve team communication and effectiveness
>>  * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
>>  * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
>> will  be available online soon.
>>  * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
>>  * Have incredibly successful launch party
>>
>> All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
>> BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
>> iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
>> from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
>> consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
>> organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
>> organization's equivalent of adulthood.
>>
>> (If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
>> take the time to do so right now.)
>>
>> Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
>> 31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
>> commitment of each of us. This could include:
>>  * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
>>  * Import and research tons of data
>>  * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
>>  * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
>>  * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
>>  * Publish second comic book
>>
>> We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
>> going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
>> for process and accomplishment feedback.
>>
>> Good work,
>> Lucy.
>> _______________________________________________
>> Dev-flock mailing list
>> Dev-flock at mit.edu
>> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/dev-flock
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Clay Ward
> President and Founder
> Buy It Like You Mean It
> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>
> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From cwallardo at gmail.com  Mon Jun  9 14:21:24 2008
From: cwallardo at gmail.com (Clay Ward)
Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 14:21:24 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Next meeting
In-Reply-To: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a052895a0806050825nc26aba5mad3c3311754318a2@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <a052895a0806091121v799c4b6fk302c0a0d2fb08221@mail.gmail.com>

See ya'll at 7pm tonight for our air conditioned Wainwright bank meeting!

Attached is the budget that we'll all be reviewing.  I'll bring some
print outs too.

Here are the goals that I'll propose for the summer iteration:

Outreach - Begin to make a real impact with our working online community:

Work with teachers to modify and adopt our lesson plans in local
classrooms.  Contact every relevant informations provider and similar
service to suggest alliances.  Create an expanded research guide.
Create a potential revenue report based on market research.  Finish
Chocolate industry research.  Publish an interactive workshop
guide/page.  Design and begin implementing community information
pages.  Contact a dozen grants and secure funding from at least one
source.  Host a major local fundraising event.

Development Goals:

   * get the web application technology in a developer friendly state
so that the rest of our feature set can be added and bugs eliminated.
The application should contain the full feature set, work on all
platforms and we should be confident about our ability to identify and
fix bugs.
   * turn cellphone demo into maintainable, extensible system and add
features. Same principle as for web application. There are really two
parts here: the cellphone application and the data gathering backend.
The latter should be better integrated into the main app.

-clay

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Clay Ward <cwallardo at gmail.com> wrote:
> Nicely said, Lucy!  On that note, it's time for us to meet up and
> review where we're headed this summer (this iteration is called
> "Duck").  Lucy and I are going on a 10 day trip at the end of next
> week.  So can we meet beforehand?
>
> Please click here to confirm your availability:
> http://www.doodle.ch/rsu3xty465hzspy2
>
> Because we all put so much effort into planning our launch party and
> press releases I prefer that ramp up slowly to getting serious work
> done this summer.  So let's combine our executive board meeting with
> our first planning meeting.  A half hour for executive board business
> and goal setting followed by an hour (or less) of planning in separate
> groups (outreach and dev) should get us rolling.  To help make the
> process speedy Lucy and I will bring a proposal for goals and ways to
> accomplish those goals.  We'll also send a complete agenda before the
> meeting so that you can think about changes to suggest.
>
> Here's the structure we've come up with so far:
>
> exec agenda (unordered):
>  * go over duck goals
>  * fyi: review current budget
>  * new members
> breakout
>  * add all stories to list (go over scope, criteria)
>  * prioritize stories
>  * people accept stories
>
> Great, I look forward to seeing ya'll again soon!
>
> -clay
>
>
> On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:35 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
>> yo,
>>
>> I don't usually write formal messages to the whole team. Nonetheless,
>> BILUMI/TAM passed a huge milestone yesterday. Lest it go unnoticed, I
>> would like to point out why we should all be proud.
>>
>> Our accomplishments this past iteration--the last 3 months in our 12
>> month history--have been tremendous. To name a few:
>>  * Establish a project management system and improve team communication
>>  * Collaborate with the Center for New Civic Media
>>  * Initiate community page designs
>>  * Design and begin implementing second comic book
>>  * Build SMS system demo
>>  * Redesign web application
>>  * Publish new diagrams of how system works
>>  * Quadruple youtube fan club commercials
>>  * Make raven puppets to crash an ecological sustainability fair
>>  * Outreach at MIT Museum's science and earth week, MIT's
>> entrepreneur's  club, Harvard's Berwick conference
>>  * Change our name, logo and identity
>>  * Expand our blog into an interesting journal of events
>>  * Improve team communication and effectiveness
>>  * Apply for 2 grants and send 4 letters of inquiry
>>  * Get written up in 4 blogs and media sources (and counting)--list
>> will  be available online soon.
>>  * Have our own chocolate bar wrapper
>>  * Have incredibly successful launch party
>>
>> All of these accomplishments have real impacts on the future of
>> BILUMI/TAM. The launch party, a culmination of our efforts this
>> iteration, is especially meaningful for the organization as a whole. As
>> from a Bar Mitzvah, the organization has launched into the public
>> consciousness, not as the "neat concept" it started as, but as a real
>> organization with the process, technology and committment to mature into an
>> organization's equivalent of adulthood.
>>
>> (If you haven't yet appreciated and celebrated our accomplishments please
>> take the time to do so right now.)
>>
>> Great! We are now in the Duck iteration, effective today through August
>> 31st. What gets done this iteration depends on the interests and
>> commitment of each of us. This could include:
>>  * Fix bugs and add features to web application and cellphone system
>>  * Import and research tons of data
>>  * Acquire more funding, users, contributors and volunteers
>>  * Present in more conferences and appear in more media
>>  * Initiate collaboration with local teachers for fall semester
>>  * Publish second comic book
>>
>> We'll have an organizational-wide meeting soon with breakout sessions for
>> going over duck goals, stories and commitments. That might also be a good time
>> for process and accomplishment feedback.
>>
>> Good work,
>> Lucy.
>> _______________________________________________
>> Dev-flock mailing list
>> Dev-flock at mit.edu
>> http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/dev-flock
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Clay Ward
> President and Founder
> Buy It Like You Mean It
> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>
> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."
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From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 10 00:54:45 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 00:54:45 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r842 - in huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app: media/css
	templates/intro views
Message-ID: <20080610045445.BAC7075AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-10 00:54:45 -0400 (Tue, 10 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 842
Commit message:
dynamic listing of events on mainpage

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/media/css/general.css
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/intro/page.html
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views/main.py
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views/main_urls.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 10 01:05:30 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:05:30 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r843 - huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views
Message-ID: <20080610050531.0153975AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-10 01:05:30 -0400 (Tue, 10 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 843
Commit message:
dynamic listing of events on mainpage - parser now included bang

Added:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views/rssparser.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 10 01:08:38 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:08:38 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r844 - huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/db
Message-ID: <20080610050838.8B08575AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-10 01:08:38 -0400 (Tue, 10 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 844
Commit message:
old usernotauth change

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/db/rating.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 10 01:18:03 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 01:18:03 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r845 - huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views
Message-ID: <20080610051803.C33BB75AED@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-10 01:18:03 -0400 (Tue, 10 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 845
Commit message:
random whitespace issues that didn't show up locally or on staging, just in demo questionmark

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views/main.py
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/views/main_urls.py


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun 11 03:59:40 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 03:59:40 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] recent activity
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806110059y79f8e007id1e31e5d8726e72f@mail.gmail.com>

yo,
i played around with the
     templates/user/impact.html
code.

it looks like logging has been turned off, since recent activity is no
longer being logged (see hm/db/log.py to see what i'm talking about)

at the bottom of the email is the svn diff of my changes n case you're
interested.

fYI - dan and I are going to meet at the end of june, some
20-something day, to prioritize more concrete tasks for the code
cleanup. we plan to work hard to get the repo into a more manageable
state (eg, fixing broken template tags and documenting their use on
the wiki,  or removing their use from the code) by the end of July.
this is the most important task period.  the easier new developers can
ramp up on the code and not get frustrated with brokenness or
inconsistency the more developers will have fun coding. we all know
that's the real goal for the organization, right?
there are several fun modules to work on at this point, so don't miss out.

i'm falling asleep now, so i'll send another email later about the
status of other projects. i have some more status-type stuff to post
tot he cellphone system/data gathering wiki, though it is public if
you want to check it out.

good luck,
l.

Index: app/views/main.py
===================================================================
--- app/views/main.py   (revision 845)
+++ app/views/main.py   (working copy)
@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@
     for beh in my_behaviors:
         for arg in beh.arguments:
             data = data + get_arg_json(arg)
-
+
     data = "{'arguments': [" + data.rstrip(",") + "]}"
     return HttpResponse( data,  mimetype="text/javascript" )

@@ -308,13 +308,23 @@

     # convert to int else
     uid = int(user_id)
-
+
+    actions = []
     # selected user; uid==0 means no user selected
     if uid > 0:
         user_selected = True
         # TODO: currently no UserExtended objects exist. There should be
         # a 1-to-1 mapping between Users and UserExtended
         user = User.objects.select_related().get(id=uid)
+        # get last 10 actions taken by user
+        #for a in Action.by_user(user)[:10]:
+        #    a_data = {'time':a.time,
+        #              'label':a.item.label,
+        #              'description':a.item.description,
+        #              'item_type':a.item_type,
+        #              'item':a.item,
+        #              'item_id':a.item_id,}
+        #    actions.append(a_data)
     else:
         user_selected = False
         user = 0;
@@ -322,6 +332,7 @@
     dict['user']=user
     dict['page']='user'
     dict['profile']=user.profile
+    #dict['actions']=actions

     return render_to_response('user/page.html', dict)

Index: app/templates/user/page.html
===================================================================
--- app/templates/user/page.html        (revision 845)
+++ app/templates/user/page.html        (working copy)
@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@
 {% endblock %}

 {% block content_half_left %}
-       {# include 'user/profile.html' #}
+       {% include 'user/profile.html' %}
 {% endblock %}

 {% block content_half_right %}
-    {# include 'user/impact.html' #}
+    {% include 'user/impact.html' %}
 {% endblock %}
Index: app/templates/user/impact.html
===================================================================
--- app/templates/user/impact.html      (revision 845)
+++ app/templates/user/impact.html      (working copy)
@@ -2,37 +2,23 @@
 {% pane "impact" "Actions and Impact" %}

        {% for ua in user.profile.actions|order:"-time"|limit:10 %}
-    {% let item=ua.item %}
-    {% case item|typename %}
-      {% when "Rating" %}
-        You gave {{item.item}} a score of {{item.score}}
-      {% when "Tag" %}
-        Tag
-      {% when "Tagging" %}
-        Tagging
-      {% when "Node" %}
-        You created {{item.label}}
-      {% when "Edge" %}
-        Edge
-      {% when "Behavior" %}
-        Review
-      {% when "Argument" %}
-        Review
-      {% when "Dimension" %}
-        Dimension
-      {% when "Author" %}
-        Author
-      {% when "Source" %}
-        Source
-      {% when "Article" %}
-        Article
-      {% when "Citation" %}
-        Citation
-      {% else %}
-        Not sure what you did...
-        {{ item|typename }}
-    {% endcase %}
-    <br />
+               {{ ua.time|date:"F jS, Y H:i" }}:
+        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "argument" %}
+                 You reviewed the ua.item.behavior.dimension interest
on ua.item.behavior.node
+               {% endifequal %}
+        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "behavior" %}
+                 You reviewed the ua.item.dimension interest on ua.item.node
+               {% endifequal %}
+        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "dimension" %}
+                 You added the ua.item.label interest
+               {% endifequal %}
+        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "rating" %}
+                 You gave {{item.item}} a score of {{imte.score}}
+               {% endifequal %}
+        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "node" %}
+                 You created {{ua.item.label}}
+               {% endifequal %}
+        <br />
        {% endfor %}
   <p> TODO: show user's actions. and impact of actions.</p>


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun 11 09:09:41 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 09:09:41 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] recent activity
In-Reply-To: <c570b9dc0806110059y79f8e007id1e31e5d8726e72f@mail.gmail.com>
References: <c570b9dc0806110059y79f8e007id1e31e5d8726e72f@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806110609k6fa0dd20ud7cfa12554c69bc@mail.gmail.com>

just remembered: the bug in trunk's version of impact.html gives a
'NodeType' has no attribute 'source' error. i've seen this before when
adding a %} in the wrong place, so maybe the template tags have a bug?
it's weird how the error is in a django debug.py file--is that
something you added dan? When I saw the error in my version of
impct.html it gave a main,py error, i believe. not necessary more
helpful, since it was the template at fault.

btw, dan: pane makes sense for using, but it'd be good to know how the
added template tags work ot make it easier to figure them out since we
lack documentation (and anyway, maybe we'll want to modify them or add
more). the case tag also makes sense, but i wonder if that has a bug
in it wrt an extra %} or something.

On Wed, Jun 11, 2008 at 3:59 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> yo,
> i played around with the
>     templates/user/impact.html
> code.
>
> it looks like logging has been turned off, since recent activity is no
> longer being logged (see hm/db/log.py to see what i'm talking about)
>
> at the bottom of the email is the svn diff of my changes n case you're
> interested.
>
> fYI - dan and I are going to meet at the end of june, some
> 20-something day, to prioritize more concrete tasks for the code
> cleanup. we plan to work hard to get the repo into a more manageable
> state (eg, fixing broken template tags and documenting their use on
> the wiki,  or removing their use from the code) by the end of July.
> this is the most important task period.  the easier new developers can
> ramp up on the code and not get frustrated with brokenness or
> inconsistency the more developers will have fun coding. we all know
> that's the real goal for the organization, right?
> there are several fun modules to work on at this point, so don't miss out.
>
> i'm falling asleep now, so i'll send another email later about the
> status of other projects. i have some more status-type stuff to post
> tot he cellphone system/data gathering wiki, though it is public if
> you want to check it out.
>
> good luck,
> l.
>
> Index: app/views/main.py
> ===================================================================
> --- app/views/main.py   (revision 845)
> +++ app/views/main.py   (working copy)
> @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@
>     for beh in my_behaviors:
>         for arg in beh.arguments:
>             data = data + get_arg_json(arg)
> -
> +
>     data = "{'arguments': [" + data.rstrip(",") + "]}"
>     return HttpResponse( data,  mimetype="text/javascript" )
>
> @@ -308,13 +308,23 @@
>
>     # convert to int else
>     uid = int(user_id)
> -
> +
> +    actions = []
>     # selected user; uid==0 means no user selected
>     if uid > 0:
>         user_selected = True
>         # TODO: currently no UserExtended objects exist. There should be
>         # a 1-to-1 mapping between Users and UserExtended
>         user = User.objects.select_related().get(id=uid)
> +        # get last 10 actions taken by user
> +        #for a in Action.by_user(user)[:10]:
> +        #    a_data = {'time':a.time,
> +        #              'label':a.item.label,
> +        #              'description':a.item.description,
> +        #              'item_type':a.item_type,
> +        #              'item':a.item,
> +        #              'item_id':a.item_id,}
> +        #    actions.append(a_data)
>     else:
>         user_selected = False
>         user = 0;
> @@ -322,6 +332,7 @@
>     dict['user']=user
>     dict['page']='user'
>     dict['profile']=user.profile
> +    #dict['actions']=actions
>
>     return render_to_response('user/page.html', dict)
>
> Index: app/templates/user/page.html
> ===================================================================
> --- app/templates/user/page.html        (revision 845)
> +++ app/templates/user/page.html        (working copy)
> @@ -12,9 +12,9 @@
>  {% endblock %}
>
>  {% block content_half_left %}
> -       {# include 'user/profile.html' #}
> +       {% include 'user/profile.html' %}
>  {% endblock %}
>
>  {% block content_half_right %}
> -    {# include 'user/impact.html' #}
> +    {% include 'user/impact.html' %}
>  {% endblock %}
> Index: app/templates/user/impact.html
> ===================================================================
> --- app/templates/user/impact.html      (revision 845)
> +++ app/templates/user/impact.html      (working copy)
> @@ -2,37 +2,23 @@
>  {% pane "impact" "Actions and Impact" %}
>
>        {% for ua in user.profile.actions|order:"-time"|limit:10 %}
> -    {% let item=ua.item %}
> -    {% case item|typename %}
> -      {% when "Rating" %}
> -        You gave {{item.item}} a score of {{item.score}}
> -      {% when "Tag" %}
> -        Tag
> -      {% when "Tagging" %}
> -        Tagging
> -      {% when "Node" %}
> -        You created {{item.label}}
> -      {% when "Edge" %}
> -        Edge
> -      {% when "Behavior" %}
> -        Review
> -      {% when "Argument" %}
> -        Review
> -      {% when "Dimension" %}
> -        Dimension
> -      {% when "Author" %}
> -        Author
> -      {% when "Source" %}
> -        Source
> -      {% when "Article" %}
> -        Article
> -      {% when "Citation" %}
> -        Citation
> -      {% else %}
> -        Not sure what you did...
> -        {{ item|typename }}
> -    {% endcase %}
> -    <br />
> +               {{ ua.time|date:"F jS, Y H:i" }}:
> +        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "argument" %}
> +                 You reviewed the ua.item.behavior.dimension interest
> on ua.item.behavior.node
> +               {% endifequal %}
> +        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "behavior" %}
> +                 You reviewed the ua.item.dimension interest on ua.item.node
> +               {% endifequal %}
> +        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "dimension" %}
> +                 You added the ua.item.label interest
> +               {% endifequal %}
> +        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "rating" %}
> +                 You gave {{item.item}} a score of {{imte.score}}
> +               {% endifequal %}
> +        {% ifequal ua.item_type.name "node" %}
> +                 You created {{ua.item.label}}
> +               {% endifequal %}
> +        <br />
>        {% endfor %}
>   <p> TODO: show user's actions. and impact of actions.</p>
>


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun 11 16:56:39 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 16:56:39 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Adopt a company idea
Message-ID: <a052895a0806111356s6756cdb8pa5e20e46dcd890e8@mail.gmail.com>

This is just an idea inspired by the Wildlife Adoption Center section
of http://www.defenders.org/ and would need a good amount of work to
eventually put in place.  What do you think?  Is it worth putting
together a blog poll to see what people think?

Can we allow people to "adopt" companies?  That is to say, allow them
to donate to us and we'll make sure to contact the company of their
choice?  Perhaps there are different levels that pay for different
services that we can provide to companies to help them be greener?

"Whether you approve of or disprove of a company's practices, adopting
them is a great way to bring public attention to them.  It even helps
a company to pay attention to our community's desires for their
improvement."

Adoption levels:

$20 - The company's name and any logo that the donor submits will
cycle through our front page requesting review by users.  This is a
way for our users to suggest what should be reviewed next.

$40 - As above plus we'll send the donor an "I adopted X company"
sticker if available.

$100 - As above plus we'll send the company a sticker, a link to their
revue pages on BILUMI and a personal note from the donor.  We'll also
send the donor a copy of the note and any reply that you receive.

$500 - This will allow us to commission the design and printing of an
"I adopted X company" sticker for that company.  The donor will have
the ability to approve of the design that they commission and receive
a pack of 10 stickers to give to friends.

$1000 - Once all contributions to adopt a company add up to $1000
we'll prepare 4 quarterly reports for the company and provide them
with a forum to place their own reactions to these quarterly reports.
You can help a company celebrate its efforts to respond to the will of
our community!

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Fri Jun 13 13:23:30 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:23:30 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] We're famous... and other good news.
Message-ID: <a052895a0806131023t7e0cd54eq2995ac04a799a589@mail.gmail.com>


Hi everyone.  ThoughtAndMemory.org is now Buy It Like You Mean It.
And there is so much good news...

OUR LAUNCH PARTY WAS FUN

After a concerted effort to fix bugs, improve our homepage and blog,
and change our organization's name (to "Buy It Like You Mean It") we
had a really fun launch party last week!  Taza chocolate hosted us at
their Somerville factory and so many people helped make the night
special.  Redbones and Sam Adams donated food and drinks and Taza
wrapped a special batch of chocolate bars for us to sell.  Not only
did we celebrate our hard working volunteers but we raised over $500!


NOW WE'RE IN THE NEWS

We used the launch party as an excuse to tell local newspapers and
blogs about our service.  I admit that I didn't expect to get much
coverage right away; but we spent a lot of effort crafting clear and
exciting news releases just to prime the pump for later announcements.
 To my surprise I've been giving interviews ever since!

There will be an article about us in this Sunday's Boston Globe in the
City Weekly section.  There may also be something in the Cambridge
Chronicle soon.  And you can go to
http://www.goodcleantech.com/2008/06/buy_it_like_you_mean_it_1.php to
read what they're saying about us on the Good Clean Tech blog (go
ahead and add your own comments!)  I'm working on a press page so that
you can find the other blogs that have also featured us in one way or
another.


DONORS RECEIVE FREE CHOCOLATE

While supplies last we'll be giving away commemorative Buy It Like You
Mean It launch party chocolate bars to anyone who donates at least $10
to our cause.  Donations are tax deductible and really help us meet
our goals.


SHERRI ANNOUNCES A REVIEW CONTEST

Sherri Davidoff has now joined Lucy Mendel and I as a Buy It Like You
Mean It team blogger!  Check out what she has to say at
http://www.bilumi.org/blog.  Sherri has made two posts to date.  She
has written about a conversation with a local business man about how
our service can support local companies.  She has also announced a
contest to see who can win dinner for two at the Middle East upstairs
by reviewing the most chocolate companies/products in the month of
June.  You can get started here: http://www.bilumi.org/Main/browse/ or
can get help at our research guide here:
http://www.bilumi.org/trac/wiki/ResearchGuide


STILL VOTING ON A NEW LOGO

You still have a week left to vote for your favorite new logos for Buy
It Like You Mean It.  Click here to vote:
http://www.bilumi.org/blog/2008/06/02/choose-our-next-logo/#more-112


SUMMER CHALLENGES

We've committed to some major projects for the summer.  We'll be:

- organizing our open source code so that outsiders can begin contributing.
- adapting our system to allow it to find potential review topics for
users by searching known online resources.
- making text message access to product scores work throughout the
chocolate industry.
- creating a community discussion forum on our main site
- organizing people to submit a total of 200 reviews and 1000 ratings.
- contacting potential collaborators.
- applying for 5 grants and contacting another 20.
- working with teachers to improve our lesson plans.
- reworking our Research Guide so it is easier to use.
- printing and posting the next issue of our comic book.
- updating the rest of our promotional material to match our new brand.
- investigating other potential revenue sources.

Sounds like a lot, but with your help we're already off to a good start!

Woohoo!

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."

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From snigam at Endeca.com  Fri Jun 13 14:35:51 2008
From: snigam at Endeca.com (Shashank Nigam)
Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 14:35:51 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] We're famous... and other good news.
In-Reply-To: <a052895a0806131023t7e0cd54eq2995ac04a799a589@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a052895a0806131023t7e0cd54eq2995ac04a799a589@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <461F2530E704874A9CE27F0016DB66C008005D18@hqexch01.ne.endeca.com>


This is awesome guys! Keep up the great work and all the best.

Keep me updated.

Thanks,
Shashank

 

Shashank Nigam
Strategic Development
T +1 617.674.6355
M +1 617.331.6321
E snigam at endeca.com

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From: TwoRavens at googlegroups.com [mailto:TwoRavens at googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Clay Ward
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 1:24 PM
To: tworavens
Subject: We're famous... and other good news.


Hi everyone.  ThoughtAndMemory.org is now Buy It Like You Mean It.
And there is so much good news...

OUR LAUNCH PARTY WAS FUN

After a concerted effort to fix bugs, improve our homepage and blog,
and change our organization's name (to "Buy It Like You Mean It") we
had a really fun launch party last week!  Taza chocolate hosted us at
their Somerville factory and so many people helped make the night
special.  Redbones and Sam Adams donated food and drinks and Taza
wrapped a special batch of chocolate bars for us to sell.  Not only
did we celebrate our hard working volunteers but we raised over $500!


NOW WE'RE IN THE NEWS

We used the launch party as an excuse to tell local newspapers and
blogs about our service.  I admit that I didn't expect to get much
coverage right away; but we spent a lot of effort crafting clear and
exciting news releases just to prime the pump for later announcements.
 To my surprise I've been giving interviews ever since!

There will be an article about us in this Sunday's Boston Globe in the
City Weekly section.  There may also be something in the Cambridge
Chronicle soon.  And you can go to
http://www.goodcleantech.com/2008/06/buy_it_like_you_mean_it_1.php to
read what they're saying about us on the Good Clean Tech blog (go
ahead and add your own comments!)  I'm working on a press page so that
you can find the other blogs that have also featured us in one way or
another.


DONORS RECEIVE FREE CHOCOLATE

While supplies last we'll be giving away commemorative Buy It Like You
Mean It launch party chocolate bars to anyone who donates at least $10
to our cause.  Donations are tax deductible and really help us meet
our goals.


SHERRI ANNOUNCES A REVIEW CONTEST

Sherri Davidoff has now joined Lucy Mendel and I as a Buy It Like You
Mean It team blogger!  Check out what she has to say at
http://www.bilumi.org/blog.  Sherri has made two posts to date.  She
has written about a conversation with a local business man about how
our service can support local companies.  She has also announced a
contest to see who can win dinner for two at the Middle East upstairs
by reviewing the most chocolate companies/products in the month of
June.  You can get started here: http://www.bilumi.org/Main/browse/ or
can get help at our research guide here:
http://www.bilumi.org/trac/wiki/ResearchGuide


STILL VOTING ON A NEW LOGO

You still have a week left to vote for your favorite new logos for Buy
It Like You Mean It.  Click here to vote:
http://www.bilumi.org/blog/2008/06/02/choose-our-next-logo/#more-112


SUMMER CHALLENGES

We've committed to some major projects for the summer.  We'll be:

- organizing our open source code so that outsiders can begin
contributing.
- adapting our system to allow it to find potential review topics for
users by searching known online resources.
- making text message access to product scores work throughout the
chocolate industry.
- creating a community discussion forum on our main site
- organizing people to submit a total of 200 reviews and 1000 ratings.
- contacting potential collaborators.
- applying for 5 grants and contacting another 20.
- working with teachers to improve our lesson plans.
- reworking our Research Guide so it is easier to use.
- printing and posting the next issue of our comic book.
- updating the rest of our promotional material to match our new brand.
- investigating other potential revenue sources.

Sounds like a lot, but with your help we're already off to a good start!

Woohoo!

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."



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From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 17 06:47:23 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2008 06:47:23 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r846 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype
Message-ID: <20080617104723.48D2175AEE@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-17 06:47:22 -0400 (Tue, 17 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 846
Commit message:
better logging in place, less error prone request handling logic (or at least logs before and better when fails).

Added:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/logging.conf
Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/README
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun 19 23:08:21 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:08:21 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r847 - in huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype: . test
Message-ID: <20080620030821.C439275AEE@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-19 23:08:20 -0400 (Thu, 19 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 847
Commit message:
test suite to replay mail handling

Added:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/ReplayMail.py
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/ReplayMailTest.py
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/__init__.py
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/smsDebug.log
Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/.procmailrc
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/request_handler.py


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun 19 23:41:47 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2008 23:41:47 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r848 - huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test
Message-ID: <20080620034147.F0DF775AEE@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-19 23:41:46 -0400 (Thu, 19 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 848
Commit message:
fixed bug that prevented replay from parsing log correctly

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/cellphone/prototype/test/ReplayMail.py


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Mon Jun 23 19:36:01 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 19:36:01 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] gmane import
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806231636x685c45cam2eb9dcbc942c8593@mail.gmail.com>

yo,
dev-flock should show up on gmane sometime soon. this permits our
archives to be more searchable than the current mailman interface.
    http://dir.gmane.org/index.php?prefix=gmane.comp
something like gmane.comp.bilumi.devel
l.


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Mon Jun 23 19:42:53 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 19:42:53 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] gmane import
In-Reply-To: <c570b9dc0806231636x685c45cam2eb9dcbc942c8593@mail.gmail.com>
References: <c570b9dc0806231636x685c45cam2eb9dcbc942c8593@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806231642oae09c28gf4bef70ff23e2b32@mail.gmail.com>

eit, we're in gmane.comp.misc.bilumi.devel.

http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.misc.bilumi.devel

i prefer the  "on the web, using frames and threads"

http://news.gmane.org/gmane.comp.misc.bilumi.devel


On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 7:36 PM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> yo,
> dev-flock should show up on gmane sometime soon. this permits our
> archives to be more searchable than the current mailman interface.
>    http://dir.gmane.org/index.php?prefix=gmane.comp
> something like gmane.comp.bilumi.devel
> l.
>


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Mon Jun 23 23:44:12 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 23:44:12 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] What day is best for weekly work sessions?
Message-ID: <a052895a0806232044t4f9a6176qb57f2b403a74f0fd@mail.gmail.com>

At our recent board meeting it came up that we want to have weekly
working sessions.  The request was that I would work at a set time and
place every week and will welcome collaborators and meeting
participants at that time.  I've agreed and so has Lucy (as the
central organizer of our development team).

We are thinking of meeting at MIT's New Media Center (and a nearby but
as yet undetermined classroom) on either Sunday or Monday nights from
6-8pm.  Maybe we'd stay later sometimes and order take out food too.
But at minimum we'd be there every week.  Can you help us choose
between Sunday or Monday night?  Let me know, ok?

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 24 14:18:07 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:18:07 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] applications updated on wiki
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806241118k3db066ddk5c2e32cfaede4b4e@mail.gmail.com>

yo,

I've updated the trac wiki with new applications
    http://bilumi.org/trac

In particular, the cellphone app and the quick rate prototype are new.

1. I've got a good chunk of cellphone changes in my sandbox to commit.
We hope to tie off and set aside work on this demo soon.

2. There's a large code cleanup story for our current web application,
the goals being to:
  * remove unused code
  * complete unfinished framework pieces
  * port features dropped between version changes

3. The next big story is automatic accumulation of data, both from
external databases with API's (eg, the UPCs and eventually
manufacturer information we get from http://upcdatabase.com), scraping
the web (eg, we considered scraping wikipedia, though it doesn't seem
to have the right content), and user submissions. Note that we still
expect users to rate the reviews, as well as edit and contribute to
other properties.

The actual stories and tasks have yet to make their way to xplanner. I
expect to email that out in the next week or two.

Let me know where your interests lie. Clay and I will be working every
Monday night in MIT's new media center, so that would be a good time
to catch up in person if need be.

l.


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Tue Jun 24 14:28:20 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:28:20 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] What day is best for weekly work sessions?
In-Reply-To: <a052895a0806232044t4f9a6176qb57f2b403a74f0fd@mail.gmail.com>
References: <a052895a0806232044t4f9a6176qb57f2b403a74f0fd@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <a052895a0806241128g2b519763ue71dbcc58c3ff48d@mail.gmail.com>

It looks like Monday night is the winner.  So Lucy and I will be at
the MIT new media center next Monday from 6-8pm.  If we're not there
then we'll be in a nearby classroom (and we'll try to leave a sign on
the door.)  Here's a link to info about the room:
http://web.mit.edu/acis/labs/26-139.html  The combo is 91958.  There
are computers there that you can use from my account.  Send me a text
if you need help getting there.

-clay

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 11:44 PM, Clay Ward <clay at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> At our recent board meeting it came up that we want to have weekly
> working sessions.  The request was that I would work at a set time and
> place every week and will welcome collaborators and meeting
> participants at that time.  I've agreed and so has Lucy (as the
> central organizer of our development team).
>
> We are thinking of meeting at MIT's New Media Center (and a nearby but
> as yet undetermined classroom) on either Sunday or Monday nights from
> 6-8pm.  Maybe we'd stay later sometimes and order take out food too.
> But at minimum we'd be there every week.  Can you help us choose
> between Sunday or Monday night?  Let me know, ok?
>
> -clay
>
> --
> Clay Ward
> President and Founder
> Buy It Like You Mean It
> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>
> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From svn at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun 25 13:24:58 2008
From: svn at thoughtandmemory.org (svn@thoughtandmemory.org)
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:24:58 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [Dev-flock] r849 - huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/intro
Message-ID: <20080625172458.9D45375AEE@thoughtandmemory.org>

Author: lucy
Date: 2008-06-25 13:24:57 -0400 (Wed, 25 Jun 2008)
New Revision: 849
Commit message:
updated infomercial link

Modified:
   huginmunin/trunk/web/hm/app/templates/intro/page.html


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Wed Jun 25 16:11:47 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 16:11:47 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] Want to work with high school students on bilumi this
	summer?
Message-ID: <a052895a0806251311u7136bebdj78e297a5f0d423bc@mail.gmail.com>

Hi folks.  This afternoon I was informed that we are going to have 3
student staff workers for 6 weeks this summer!  I'm going to be
meeting with them each weekday morning and we're going to try to get
as much done as possible.

I requested three kinds of students: A web computer hacker, a comic
book artist, and an activist.  It sounds like their skills aren't
quite so focused.  But I have faith that we'll be able to get a lot
done together.

So in addition to Monday night 6-8pm summer work meetings at the New
Media Center with Lucy and any of you, I'm also going to have 9am-noon
hours every weekday in the Student Art Association office (W20-429.)
I want to expose these students to as much of our process as possible.
 So let me know if you want to be involved with helping me plan tasks
for or working alongside them.  I'm really looking forward to the
chance to see how a younger crew takes control of aspects of our
project.  I already have a volunteer (a counselor from the program) to
work with them on Tuesdays.  But every other day is still open if you
want to join the fun.

-clay

-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun 26 10:33:38 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 10:33:38 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] server "down", anyone mind if i reboot?
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806260733n70bbf0afhd56f08563e6a3d17@mail.gmail.com>

yo,
the server is "down"... maybe a network thing. the linode dashboard
says it's up and not under heavy load, but i can't ssh in directly or
via lish.
anyone working on the server right now? or know what's up?
i'm going to reboot in 15 minutes.
l.


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun 26 11:19:59 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:19:59 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] server "down", anyone mind if i reboot?
In-Reply-To: <c570b9dc0806260733n70bbf0afhd56f08563e6a3d17@mail.gmail.com>
References: <c570b9dc0806260733n70bbf0afhd56f08563e6a3d17@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806260819g65b1c1f0nc1dd77dbc1b94d14@mail.gmail.com>

i have queued up "shutdown" and "startup" jobs to the linode's queue,
but the server has yet to shutdown. 'waiting on host'. i can't log in
via lish, so i'm not sure how else to get things to restart, other
than filing a support ticket. i remember this happening once before...
i queued up a few reboot and shutdown jobs and then finally they all
happened. until then, the server is effectively down. eit.

On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 10:33 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> yo,
> the server is "down"... maybe a network thing. the linode dashboard
> says it's up and not under heavy load, but i can't ssh in directly or
> via lish.
> anyone working on the server right now? or know what's up?
> i'm going to reboot in 15 minutes.
> l.
>


From lucy at thoughtandmemory.org  Thu Jun 26 11:34:21 2008
From: lucy at thoughtandmemory.org (Lucy Mendel)
Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:34:21 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] server "down", anyone mind if i reboot?
In-Reply-To: <c570b9dc0806260819g65b1c1f0nc1dd77dbc1b94d14@mail.gmail.com>
References: <c570b9dc0806260733n70bbf0afhd56f08563e6a3d17@mail.gmail.com>
	<c570b9dc0806260819g65b1c1f0nc1dd77dbc1b94d14@mail.gmail.com>
Message-ID: <c570b9dc0806260834s19ee422dv666ab78a6320e0e8@mail.gmail.com>

back online.

On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 11:19 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> i have queued up "shutdown" and "startup" jobs to the linode's queue,
> but the server has yet to shutdown. 'waiting on host'. i can't log in
> via lish, so i'm not sure how else to get things to restart, other
> than filing a support ticket. i remember this happening once before...
> i queued up a few reboot and shutdown jobs and then finally they all
> happened. until then, the server is effectively down. eit.
>
> On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 10:33 AM, Lucy Mendel <lucy at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
>> yo,
>> the server is "down"... maybe a network thing. the linode dashboard
>> says it's up and not under heavy load, but i can't ssh in directly or
>> via lish.
>> anyone working on the server right now? or know what's up?
>> i'm going to reboot in 15 minutes.
>> l.
>>
>


From clay at thoughtandmemory.org  Mon Jun 30 13:55:58 2008
From: clay at thoughtandmemory.org (Clay Ward)
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 13:55:58 -0400
Subject: [Dev-flock] bilumi Work Session tonight 6-8pm
Message-ID: <a052895a0806301055h6014bc22ned5180b843c64716@mail.gmail.com>

Lucy and I will be there.  MIT's New Media Center.

http://web.mit.edu/acis/labs/26-139.html  The combo is 91958

-clay

On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 2:28 PM, Clay Ward <clay at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
> It looks like Monday night is the winner.  So Lucy and I will be at
> the MIT new media center next Monday from 6-8pm.  If we're not there
> then we'll be in a nearby classroom (and we'll try to leave a sign on
> the door.)  Here's a link to info about the room:
> http://web.mit.edu/acis/labs/26-139.html  The combo is 91958.  There
> are computers there that you can use from my account.  Send me a text
> if you need help getting there.
>
> -clay
>
> On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 11:44 PM, Clay Ward <clay at thoughtandmemory.org> wrote:
>> At our recent board meeting it came up that we want to have weekly
>> working sessions.  The request was that I would work at a set time and
>> place every week and will welcome collaborators and meeting
>> participants at that time.  I've agreed and so has Lucy (as the
>> central organizer of our development team).
>>
>> We are thinking of meeting at MIT's New Media Center (and a nearby but
>> as yet undetermined classroom) on either Sunday or Monday nights from
>> 6-8pm.  Maybe we'd stay later sometimes and order take out food too.
>> But at minimum we'd be there every week.  Can you help us choose
>> between Sunday or Monday night?  Let me know, ok?
>>
>> -clay
>>
>> --
>> Clay Ward
>> President and Founder
>> Buy It Like You Mean It
>> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>>
>> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Clay Ward
> President and Founder
> Buy It Like You Mean It
> http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org
>
> "Change the world... one purchase at a time."
>



-- 
Clay Ward
President and Founder
Buy It Like You Mean It
http://www.BuyItLikeYouMeanIt.org

"Change the world... one purchase at a time."