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Membership Requirements and Pre-Requisites Vote

2013-04-30T16:26:25Z

Sacha: /* History */

This motion was proposed on April 24, 2013

===Sponsor===
Sacha De'Angeli

===History===
April 24, 2013 - Proposed

April 30, 2013 - Modified

===Language===

1. Add the words "Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors" To the end of the Eligibility for Membership at Any Tier paragraph of the bylaws such that it will read:

"In order to be a member of Pumping Station: One, a person must support the purpose and specific goals of the organization. A member must also provide government-issued photo identification to at least two members of the board of directors at the time of payment of the first membership fee, and provide an electronic mail address for receiving official notice of members' meetings. Any person who does meet these requirements is eligible for membership in Pumping Station: One, as long as that person pays the monthly membership fee, as determined by the board of directors, for their chosen class of membership. Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors"

2. Resolve that the Board of Directors should add the N00bs' Paradise orientation as part of the joining procedure for membership.

===Vote===
Yea:
Nay:
Present:

[[Category: Votes]][[Category: 2013_Votes]]

Membership Requirements and Pre-Requisites Vote

2013-04-30T16:26:25Z

Sacha: /* History */

Membership Requirements and Pre-Requisites Vote

2013-04-30T16:26:04Z

Sacha:

This motion was proposed on April 24, 2013

===Sponsor===
Sacha De'Angeli

===History===
April 24, 2013 - Proposed
April 30, 2013 - Modified

===Language===

1. Add the words "Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors" To the end of the Eligibility for Membership at Any Tier paragraph of the bylaws such that it will read:

"In order to be a member of Pumping Station: One, a person must support the purpose and specific goals of the organization. A member must also provide government-issued photo identification to at least two members of the board of directors at the time of payment of the first membership fee, and provide an electronic mail address for receiving official notice of members' meetings. Any person who does meet these requirements is eligible for membership in Pumping Station: One, as long as that person pays the monthly membership fee, as determined by the board of directors, for their chosen class of membership. Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors"

2. Resolve that the Board of Directors should add the N00bs' Paradise orientation as part of the joining procedure for membership.

===Vote===
Yea:
Nay:
Present:

[[Category: Votes]][[Category: 2013_Votes]]

Membership Requirements and Pre-Requisites Vote

2013-04-30T16:26:04Z

Sacha:

This motion was proposed on April 24, 2013

===Sponsor===
Sacha De'Angeli

===History===
April 24, 2013 - Proposed
April 30, 2013 - Modified

===Language===

1. Add the words "Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors" To the end of the Eligibility for Membership at Any Tier paragraph of the bylaws such that it will read:

"In order to be a member of Pumping Station: One, a person must support the purpose and specific goals of the organization. A member must also provide government-issued photo identification to at least two members of the board of directors at the time of payment of the first membership fee, and provide an electronic mail address for receiving official notice of members' meetings. Any person who does meet these requirements is eligible for membership in Pumping Station: One, as long as that person pays the monthly membership fee, as determined by the board of directors, for their chosen class of membership. Policies for joining procedures may be set by vote of the Board of Directors"

2. Resolve that the Board of Directors should add the N00bs' Paradise orientation as part of the joining procedure for membership.

===Vote===
Yea:
Nay:
Present:

[[Category: Votes]][[Category: 2013_Votes]]

Visiting

2013-04-15T19:26:57Z

Sacha:

So you want to come by! That's great. We love visitors. If you want something structured that introduces you to us more formally, come on down for the open house the fourth Sunday of each month at 4pm. No RSVP required, just show up!

==Can't Wait==

Well, if you can't follow a schedule, there are a few options available to you! Visit [http://apps.pumpingstationone.org/space-activity/ Spacemon], our [[IRC]] bot that lets you check on if the space has anything going on. If the graphs show a bunch of activity, then you can be pretty sure people are around!

However, just because there are people doesn't mean you can necessarily visit, as none of the members present may be staying for long or they may be uninterested in giving a tour. For situations such as these, you can join our [[IRC]] chat and ask! Hopefully someone will be around to assist you and line up a visit.

Visiting

2013-04-15T19:26:57Z

Sacha:

Frequently Asked Questions

2013-04-13T03:18:50Z

Sacha:

Last Edited: {{REVISIONMONTH}}/{{REVISIONDAY}}/{{REVISIONYEAR}}
'''Hi! I found you online, how can I learn more about your organization?'''
:The best way is to come to one of our N00bs' Paradise Orientations on the fourth Sunday of each month at 4pm. This is a great way to get a good feeling for what we have to offer, our culture, and how you can quickly get involved. The orientation is typically led by several experienced members and at least one former organization president.

'''Do I have to RSVP or join as a member to attend N00b's Paradise?'''
:No! N00bs' Paradise is always open to the public. Anyone can show up and participate.

'''I love Pumping Station: One! How do I join?
:[http://pumpingstationone.org/becoming-a-member/ Sign up for a membership through paypal], then go through the [[Member_Manual | quick list in the member manual]].

'''You have a <awesome tool>? That's awesome! How can I use it?'''
:Our more dangerous, fragile, or expensive tools generally require certification to use, and certification requires that you [http://pumpingstationone.org/becoming-a-member/ become a member]. The certification process differs from tool to tool, there may be more information about it on its [[equipment|wiki page]].

'''So I showed up and possibly joined, but I can't figure out how this place works. What's the deal?'''
:Attend N00bs' Paradise. All your questions will be answered.
:For a little self-reading - Pumping Station: One is a [[Do-ocracy]]. Read that link, it's important. I'll wait. Back? Basically, as long as you [[Just Fucking Do It]] and [[Be excellent to each other]] you'll be ok. Also, look at our [[Member_Manual | new member information packet]].

'''Can my nerdy meetup meet at Pumping Station: One?'''
:For your meetup to meet at our space, you need a member to sponsor the meetup (i.e. attend the whole time you're there and be responsible for you) and if it's going to take a lot of space or a long time or otherwise inhibit the normal use of the space, talk about it on the public mailing list to generate some more member interest and talk to the board of directors to get it on the calendar. Your meetup also should have something to do with making/hacking physical things.

'''Can children come to the space?'''
:People under the age of 18 can come to the space provided their legal guardian has signed their liability waiver. Children under the age of 13 should be accompanied by an adult at all times.

'''Do you offer coworking space?'''
:While we would like to, due to space constraints we are unable to provide dedicated desks for coworking. However, full members (not starving hacker members) are provided lockers to store their projects in and we have some limited space for long term projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

2013-04-13T03:18:50Z

Sacha:

Board Meeting Notes 2013-02-12

2013-02-12T20:04:46Z

Sacha: /* Agenda */

{{Board Meeting Notes
| Previous MM-DD-YYYY=02-05-2013
| Current YY-MM-DD=02-12-2013
| Next MM-DD-YYYY=02-19-2013
| YYYY=2013}}

Meeting start: 7:xx

=== Attendance ===
'''Board Members'''

'''Other Members'''

=== Agenda ===

* read mail
* Financial/membership report
* Review the paypal and banking transactions.
* Check the money@pumpingstationone.org inbox weekly.
* Go over the "Things the next board should deal with" list from the meeting of the 15th, it has a lot of stuff we have to be aware of.
* Make sure everyone's emails to everyone else on the board is wrapped up (at some point in the evening) so everyone should go over their set of things they asked each other for and make sure it's all going to get covered asap.
** Known: Eric getting Steve the treasurer email, ???
* Do we like Trello enough to ask the whole space to use it? Josh, do we want to wait for LDAP? Does Trello do LDAP? Can we pay them to do LDAP?
* Any progress on hackerspace management system search? ('''Eric''', '''Josh''').
* Review Trello board, report progress made.

==== New Business ====
* Insurance agent got us suggested new language for our liability waiver. Steve has it. We should discuss it. ('''Steve''', '''Bryanna''')
* Is recycling equal or cheaper per cubic yd takeaway? If Shawn has not got back to '''Eric''' then someone should take this task of looking into it. We have too much trash to fit in the dumpster most weeks.
* Threadless Offsite. Did Tim take enough initiative that we're actually allowed to line that up? '''Eric''
* Should we buy lightbulb that tim sent? One burnt out. Not sure where to buy. http://1000bulbs.com/product/57197/MHS-0400232520.html
* We have an engagement letter from a law firm via LCA. Address it.
* News from Cibola Incubator in Pilsen

==== Old Business ====
* Did James give us his kitchen build-out plans as of today's meeting?
* Report how the Chiditarod PR is going. Instructables guide update. Baxter update. ('''Adam''')
* Did Colin get his area host card? ('''Steve''')
* Audit status ('''Indiana Steve''')
* Status of repayments ('''Indiana Steve''')
* New historical books ('''Indiana Steve''')
* Status of money owed by the old landlord. ('''Tim'''). Eric will request update on this.
* Meetup.com group should be recreated - not good that we let it lapse. Is this done yet? ('''Adam''')
* Eric did not hear back from Ishmael about the accounts info (Amazon, Pumping Donations) (as of Sunday night). Do we need to do something about that?
* Wiki status: Migration, Backups? ('''Josh''') - Eric, Steve, and Josh have been talking to Singlehop about getting us a cheaper deal on a decent VPS. Any progress?
* THOTCON table - have Adam/Josh talked to Jaku yet? Would the people manning the table get free passes? What will this cost us if anything?

==== Backburner ====

* Change our address everywhere (List of places here: https://atrium.schoolfactory.org/ps1/node/104580)
* inventory and ownership status of old landlord's stuff left on our side.
* Check in with Area hosts about their ideas for the tool certification process at their next meeting. ('''Tim''')
* information fragmentation (wiki, gdocs, calendars, dropbox, mailing lists)
* move the annual meeting to december in the bylaws.
* Dwolla as a payment option? Some people hate paypal enough to not join. Don't do this if you can't set up a subscription in it.

=== Minutes ===

** Membership Report -
*** Full Members:
*** Starving Hacker:
*** Friends of PS1:
*** Total:

Meeting end: 7:xx

Board Meeting Notes 2013-02-12

2013-02-12T20:04:46Z

Sacha: /* Agenda */

Belt Sander

2012-10-20T20:26:32Z

Sacha:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = Steve
|certification = YES
|hackable = NO
|model = MODEL NUMBER
|serial = SERIAL NUMBER
|arrived = 12/01/11
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Adrianna
|where = [[Workshop]]
|value = DOLLARS
|itemphoto=[[File:beltsander.jpg|200px]]
}}
}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[category:Photographs Needed]]

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Gabriel Rosenhouse
|Adrianna McKinley
|-
|Ryan Pierce
|Internship
|}

Belt Sander

2012-10-20T20:26:32Z

Sacha:

Belt Sander

2012-10-20T20:25:51Z

Sacha:

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = On loan from Steve
|certification = YES
|hackable = NO
|model = MODEL NUMBER
|serial = SERIAL NUMBER
|arrived = 12/01/11
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Adrianna
|where = [[Workshop]]
|value = DOLLARS
|itemphoto=[[File:beltsander.jpg|200px]]
}}
}}

[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[category:Photographs Needed]]

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Gabriel Rosenhouse
|Adrianna McKinley
|-
|Ryan Pierce
|Internship
|}

Belt Sander

2012-10-20T20:25:51Z

Sacha:

File:Beltsander.jpg

2012-10-20T20:25:49Z

Sacha:

File:Beltsander.jpg

2012-10-20T20:25:49Z

Sacha:

File:Bandsaw.jpg

2012-10-20T20:22:47Z

Sacha:

File:Bandsaw.jpg

2012-10-20T20:22:47Z

Sacha:

File:PowerTIG.jpg

2012-10-20T20:05:01Z

Sacha:

File:PowerTIG.jpg

2012-10-20T20:05:01Z

Sacha:

Evolution RAGE Saw

2012-10-20T20:03:05Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Metalworking]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage |owner=Dan Meyer |model=Rage 2 |serial= |arrived=2012 |doesitwork=WORKING |contact=Dan Meyer |where=Machine Shop |certification=yes |hackable=no |value=$250 |itemphoto=[[File:Ragesaw.jpg|200px]]}} 

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Dan Meyer
|Dan Meyer
|-
|}

Evolution RAGE Saw

2012-10-20T20:03:05Z

Sacha:

File:Ragesaw.jpg

2012-10-20T20:02:39Z

Sacha:

File:Ragesaw.jpg

2012-10-20T20:02:39Z

Sacha:

DoAll Drill Press

2012-10-20T20:01:02Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Metalworking]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage |owner=PS:One |model=58-51 |serial=58-333 |arrived=2012 |doesitwork=WORKING |contact=Adrianna McKinley |where=Machine Shop |certification=yes |hackable=no |value=$800 |itemphoto=[[File:doalldrillpress.jpg|200px]]}} 

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|No One
|No One
|-
|}

DoAll Drill Press

2012-10-20T20:01:02Z

Sacha:

File:Doalldrillpress.jpg

2012-10-20T20:00:49Z

Sacha:

File:Doalldrillpress.jpg

2012-10-20T20:00:49Z

Sacha:

File:Bigvacuumformer.jpg

2012-10-20T19:56:07Z

Sacha:

File:Bigvacuumformer.jpg

2012-10-20T19:56:07Z

Sacha:

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:35:01Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Fabrication]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Makerbot
|serial = 8044
|arrived = October 2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Colin Parsons
|where = 2nd Floor
|value = $2000
|itemphoto=[[File:makerbotreplicator.jpg|200px]]
}}

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:35:01Z

Sacha:

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:34:28Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Fabrication]]
{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Makerbot
|serial = 8044
|arrived = October 2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Colin Parsons
|where = 2nd Floor
|value = $2000
|itemphoto=[[File:makerbotreplicator.jpg|200px]
}}

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:34:28Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Fabrication]]
{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Makerbot
|serial = 8044
|arrived = October 2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Colin Parsons
|where = 2nd Floor
|value = $2000
|itemphoto=[[File:makerbotreplicator.jpg|200px]
}}

File:Makerbotreplicator.jpg

2012-10-20T19:33:39Z

Sacha: makerbot replicator with bubble wrap

makerbot replicator with bubble wrap

File:Makerbotreplicator.jpg

2012-10-20T19:33:39Z

Sacha: makerbot replicator with bubble wrap

makerbot replicator with bubble wrap

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:30:37Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Fabrication]]
{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Makerbot
|serial = 8044
|arrived = October 2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Colin Parsons
|where = 2nd Floor
|value = $2000
}}

MakerBot Replicator

2012-10-20T19:30:37Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Fabrication]]
{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = yes
|hackable = NO
|model = Makerbot
|serial = 8044
|arrived = October 2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Colin Parsons
|where = 2nd Floor
|value = $2000
}}

Delta Drill Press (8in)

2012-10-20T19:23:42Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage|owner=PS:One|model=11-950|serial=R 8913|arrived=2009 |doesitwork=Working|contact=Dan Meyer|where=Electronics Shop |certification=yes |hackable=no|value=$50|itemphoto=http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5121/5266873487_3e2f429ed5_m.jpg}} 

== Certification ==
==== Safe Operation ====
Description: 
The drill press comes in a floor or bench-mounted model. It has a motor driven head that has a chuck that accepts bits or cutters. It also has an adjustable table on which the work is mounted. It is operated by pulling a rotary lever that lowers the drill bit into the material. To avoid accidents, the following operational safety rules must be observed by everyone working on the Pumping Station: One (PS:One) drill press. Failure to follow the safety rules may result in a loss of shop privileges. 
 
Start With A Risk Assessment To Ensure A Safe Work Area: 
1. A two foot perimeter around the drill press should be kept clear of people, debris and sawdust that impair traction or footing to avoid slips and falls. 
2. Safety glasses with side shields or a face shield must be worn. Hearing protection should be worn. 
3. Remove loose fitting clothing, jewelry, and tie back long hair. 
4. Give the work your undivided attention. 
5. Do not wear gloves or anything that would allow a hand, fingers or clothing to be wrapped around the revolving bit. 
 
Operational Safety Rules: 
1. Approach your work in the PS:One shop and on the drill press with a safe attitude! 
2. Make all drill press adjustments with the power shut off. 
3. Keep all guards and covers on the machine when it is on and running. 
4. Make sure the size of the bit is equal to or less than the capacity of the drill press. 
5. Do not exceed the recommended speeds for the type and size of drill bit being used or composition of the stock being drilled. 
6. Center punch the drill-hole location into the stock. 
7. Insert bit into drill chuck and tighten with the chuck key. REMOVE CHUCK KEY FROM THE DRILL CHUCK BEFORE STARTING THE DRILL PRESS. 
8. Use a clamp or vise to securely fasten the stock to the drill press table. Never attempt to handhold stock less than 3’ long while drilling. 
9. Drill into cylindrical stock using a “V” block. 
10. Long stock should be drilled with the excess to the left of the operator. If the stock rotates it will hit the drill press column, not the operator. 
11. Support the underside of the stock to be drilled with a backer board secured to the drill press table. EXCEPT FOR THE EXISTING CENTER HOLE IN THE TABLE DO NOT DRILL INTO THE DRILL PRESS’ TABLE! 
12. Never start the machine without the table clear of everything except the stock you are drilling. 
13. Keep hands and fingers at least 3” from rotating drill bits. 
14. When drilling deep holes, frequently raise the drill bit from the hole and use a chip brush to remove cuttings and allow the cool bit to cool down. 
15. When you begin to break through the underside of the stock, ease up on the feed as to not tear the material from the underside. In addition breaking through too quickly may cause the stock to pulled up the drill bit and off the table 
16. If a drill bit binds, turn off the drill press and carefully turn drill chuck backwards by hand to free the drill bit. 
17. Never reach around or under a rotating drill bit or grab the chuck to stop a drill press. This can result in hand puncture or other serious injury. 
18. Turn the drill press off before looking up or walking away from the machine. 
19. Never stop the rotation of the drill chuck, spindle, or uncontrolled stock rotation when jammed on the bit with your hands or fingers. 
20. Don’t touch the drill bit and shavings since they are hot immediately after drilling. 
21. Always clean the drill press table and work area upon completion of the drilling task. Do not use your hands or blow the drill shavings, use a chip brush. 
22. When drilling into metal use cutting oil and apply moderate downward pressure. If you generate excessive smoke from the cutting oil you are either applying too much pressure or your bit is dull. Rags or chip brushes saturated with cutting oil should be disposed of in a fire can or outside in the dumpster. Never place oil saturated material in the interior garbage cans within the space! 
 

==== Drill Press Safety Exam ====
Minimum score to pass: 70% 
You may also take this test online at: 
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=ps1-drill-press-safety-exam 
 
1. Remove the chuck key from the chuck before turning on the power. 
A. Every time 
B. Only when using a cup saw cutter 
 
2. Keep a guard over the pulleys and belt unless the unit is unplugged. 
A. True 
B. False 
 
3. When should you use a clamp for your stock on the drill press? 
A. Always 
B. Only when the stock is smaller than 6” 
C. When you do not have help 
D. Never 
 
4. For control and safety how far should your hands and fingers be away from the revolving drill bit? 
A. As close as you need: the drill press is a very safe 
B. As far as practical, with a minimum of 3” 
C. As far as practical, with a minimum of 6” 
D. Never have your hands near the table 
 
5. When drilling a hole in cylindrical stock hold the stock: 
A. Securely by hand 
B. Never drill in cylindrical stock 
C. Using a “V” block 
D. With help from a friend 
 
6. When drilling a long piece of stock? 
A. Place the excess length to the right of the operator 
B. Place the excess length to the left of the operator 
 
7. When drilling a deep hole, raise the bit often? 
A. To allow the chips to escape the hole 
B. To cool the bit 
C. To give your right arm a rest 
D. Both A & B 
 
8. When the drill begins to break through the underneath side of the stock, you should? 
A. Ease up on the feed pressure 
B. Maintain the same feed pressure 
C. Stop the drill immediately 
D. Apply more pressure 
 
9. It is OK to wear gloves when drilling: 
A. Into sheet metal that can easily cut you 
B. When you don’t want to get splinters 
C. Into metal bar stock that becomes hot to prevent burns 
D. It is never OK to wear gloves 
 
10. The safest way to remove chips from the drill press is to? 
A. Brush away with hand 
B. Blow away chips by mouth 
C. Brush away with bench or chip brush 
D. Blow away chips with an air nozzle 
 
Score: ______________ 
 
X ___________________________________ Date: ________________________ 
Signature Of PS:One Member 
 
X ___________________________________ Date: ________________________ 
Signature Of PS:One Safety Officer Or Authorized Representative 
{{Template:Training|links= [http://techtv.mit.edu/genres/24-how-to/videos/142-machine-shop-1 MIT Machine Shop 1 – Machining Skills for Prototype Development] [http://techtv.mit.edu/videos/130-machine-shop-2 MIT Machine Shop 2 – Machining Skills for Prototype Development] [http://techtv.mit.edu/videos/181-machine-shop-3 MIT Machine Shop 3 – Machining Skills for Prototype Development]}}

== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Sacha De'Angeli
|Danger Committee
|-
|Shawn Blaszak
|Nathan Witt
|-
|Chris Fanning
|Shawn Blaszak
|-
|Jeremy Bloyd-Peshkin
|Sacha De'Angeli
|-
|Gabriel Rosenhouse
|Adrianna McKinley
|}

Delta Drill Press (8in)

2012-10-20T19:23:42Z

Sacha:

SawStop table saw

2012-10-19T16:04:31Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Fabrication]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification=yes
|hackable = NO
|model = 3.0HP 220V
|serial = NA
|arrived = 9/1/2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Sean Blaszak
|where = Woodshop
|value = $3,000.00
|itemphoto=[[File:SawStop.jpg|200px]]
}}

 
== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Sean Blaszak
|Danger Committee
|-
|Dan Meyer
|Sean Blaszak
|-
|Jacob Ginsburg
|Sean Blaszak
|}

 
{{Template:Training|links= [http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/Main/Articles/Table_Saw_Maintenance_Skill_Builder_Power_Tool_Tun_8197.aspx Table Saw Maintenance]}}

SawStop table saw

2012-10-19T16:04:31Z

Sacha:

SawStop table saw

2012-10-19T16:03:41Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Fabrication]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = YES
|hackable = NO
|model = 3.0HP 220V
|serial = NA
|arrived = 9/1/2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Sean Blaszak
|where = Woodshop
|value = $3,000.00
|itemphoto=[[File:SawStop.jpg|200px]]
}}

 
== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Sean Blaszak
|Danger Committee
|-
|Dan Meyer
|Sean Blaszak
|-
|Jacob Ginsburg
|Sean Blaszak
|}

 
{{Template:Training|links= [http://www.woodworkersjournal.com/Main/Articles/Table_Saw_Maintenance_Skill_Builder_Power_Tool_Tun_8197.aspx Table Saw Maintenance]}}

SawStop table saw

2012-10-19T16:03:41Z

Sacha:

SawStop table saw

2012-10-19T16:03:19Z

Sacha:

[[Category:Shop Equipment]]
[[Category:Fabrication]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

{{Template:EquipmentPage
|owner = PS:One
|certification = NO
|hackable = NO
|model = 3.0HP 220V
|serial = NA
|arrived = 9/1/2012
|doesitwork = WORKING
|contact = Sean Blaszak
|where = Woodshop
|value = $3,000.00
|itemphoto=[[File:SawStop.jpg|200px]]
}}

 
== List of Currently Certified Users ==
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Qualified Member
! Trained By
|-
|Sean Blaszak
|Danger Committee
|-
|Dan Meyer
|Sean Blaszak
|-
|Jacob Ginsburg
|Sean Blaszak
|}

 
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2012-10-19T16:03:19Z

Sacha:

300 Seconds of fame

2012-10-10T01:45:12Z

Sacha: /* October 2012 */

2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

==What is it?==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

==When and Where does it happen?==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

==Why are we doing this?==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

==How can I participate?==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Anne (@[http://twitter.com/onthelevel onthelevel] on twitter or anne @ pumpingstationone.org) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

Right now, we're running this off-the-cuff. If we find ourselves pushing the hour limit, we may restrict sign-ups and/or schedule people for later months.

==How can I attend?==

Just show up!

==Current 300SoF==

# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -

(sign up for these available spots!)

==Past 300SoF==
====October 2012====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing
# - Patrick Callahan - Power Racing Highlights

====September 2012====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

====August 2012====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

====July 2012====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

====June 2012====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

====May 2012====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

====April 2012====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

====March 2012====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

====February 2012====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

====January 2012====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

====December 2011====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

====November 2011====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

====October 2011====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

====September 2011====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

====August 2011====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

====June 2011====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

====May 2011====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

====April 2011====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

====March 2011====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

====February 2011====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

====January 2011====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

====December 2010====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

====November 2010====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

====October 2010====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

====September 2010====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

====August 2010====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

====July 13, 2010====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

====June 8, 2010====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

====May 11, 2010====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

====April 13, 2010====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

====March 9, 2010====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

====February 9, 2010====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

==Creative Commons licensing and attribution==
Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].

300 Seconds of fame

2012-10-10T01:45:12Z

Sacha: /* October 2012 */

300 Seconds of fame

2012-10-10T01:35:41Z

Sacha: /* Past 300SoF */

2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

==What is it?==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

==When and Where does it happen?==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

==Why are we doing this?==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

==How can I participate?==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Anne (@[http://twitter.com/onthelevel onthelevel] on twitter or anne @ pumpingstationone.org) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

Right now, we're running this off-the-cuff. If we find ourselves pushing the hour limit, we may restrict sign-ups and/or schedule people for later months.

==How can I attend?==

Just show up!

==Current 300SoF==

# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -

(sign up for these available spots!)

==Past 300SoF==
====October 2012====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing

====September 2012====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

====August 2012====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

====July 2012====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

====June 2012====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

====May 2012====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

====April 2012====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

====March 2012====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

====February 2012====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

====January 2012====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

====December 2011====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

====November 2011====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

====October 2011====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

====September 2011====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

====August 2011====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

====June 2011====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

====May 2011====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

====April 2011====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

====March 2011====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

====February 2011====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

====January 2011====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

====December 2010====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

====November 2010====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

====October 2010====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

====September 2010====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

====August 2010====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

====July 13, 2010====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

====June 8, 2010====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

====May 11, 2010====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

====April 13, 2010====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

====March 9, 2010====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

====February 9, 2010====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

==Creative Commons licensing and attribution==
Content is available under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported], cribbed generously from the wiki about [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame/ Noisebridge's similar event].

300 Seconds of fame

2012-10-10T01:35:41Z

Sacha: /* Past 300SoF */

2nd Tuesdays of each month at PS:One, you! yes YOU! get to hear your fellow members, geeks, and other associated community-minded people present to whoever wants to show up, but only for 300 seconds apiece.

You've got five minutes. Use it wisely.

==What is it?==

300 Seconds of Fame (300SoF) is a combination/alteration of PS:One's separate [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/lightning-talks-at-pumping-station-one/ lightning talks] and [http://pumpingstationone.org/2009/11/pechakucha-night-at-psone/ Pecha Kucha night], taking in elements from [https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Five_Minutes_of_Fame Noisebridge's Five Minutes of Fame], which in turn is an adaptation of CCC's Lightning Talks. The idea is that we hold about an hour's worth of 5 minute open mic slots. You can run shorter, but not longer, than five minutes.

Within those parameters, what is it? Glad you asked.

It can be a presentation, a musical number, a demonstration, a debate, a run-through of a proof of concept, performance art, live circuit bending, etc, etc, ad nauseum. Will it fit into five minutes, be feasible for the space, and be appreciated by an audience? Go for it.

==When and Where does it happen?==

Second Tuesday of every month after the 8pm meeting at PS:One. (doors open at 6ish)

==Why are we doing this?==

* Easy way to find out what's going on at PS:One -- no need to sit through long lectures.
* Some people are working on projects that are not ready for a full 30 minute or hour long talk, but they want to get their ideas out. Maybe they need help; maybe they want to propose an idea to the PS:One community.
* Some people are shy about public speaking and want to practice without giving an "official" conference talk, which can be daunting. This is a great way to try it out in a community of peers.
* These days, many of us are becoming entrepreneurs to one extent or another. If you're trying to sell your idea to someone, you need to be able to explain it in five minutes or less.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discordianism#Law_of_Fives "The Law of Fives"]

==How can I participate?==

Easy - sign up to give a talk! Contact Anne (@[http://twitter.com/onthelevel onthelevel] on twitter or anne @ pumpingstationone.org) or add your talk to the Current section below.

Include your name (or handle) and talk title, as well as whether or not you'll need projector access.

Right now, we're running this off-the-cuff. If we find ourselves pushing the hour limit, we may restrict sign-ups and/or schedule people for later months.

==How can I attend?==

Just show up!

==Current 300SoF==

# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -
# -

(sign up for these available spots!)

==Past 300SoF==
====October 2012====
# - Rhys Raven - Two fine encryption tools
# - Ryan Brandys - Stuff Ryan is doing

====September 2012====
# - Benjamin Sugar - Apps for activists
# - Will McShane - Laser Scrimshaw
# - Brian Chojnowski - Antikythera
# - Donald Jacobson - Fun with 3d printing
# - Dan Locks - Find me a new job

====August 2012====

# Sacha - Inkscape as Engineering Tool
# Aeva - TV hacking
# Will - 30 second chocolate cake
# Todd - Chicago wifi project
# Corinna - Radiohead bear suit
# Anthony - We Found the Higgs

====July 2012====

# Sacha - From 2D to 3D: five techniques for designing objects for laser cutting
# Elory - The Big Draw Chicago
# Trevor - on behalf of the vinyl cutter
# Will - 1956 Erector set

====June 2012====

# Ed - Electronic Cactus

====May 2012====

# Jesse - introduction to me and my work
# Adam - Apollo 13
# Steve - Doors
# Todd - wifi project
# Sacha - Relative Risk and You
# Brian - Antikythera

====April 2012====

# Rhys - Bitcoin
# Dwayne Johnson - Washcloth Robot
# Sacha De'Angeli - Photoduino Booth
# Avner - Mozilla Open Badges and Hackerspaces

====March 2012====

# Eric Stein - Actual TARDIS
# Jimmy Trevor - Wanderer's Poetry
# Andrew Valkanas - Hacker, hack thy self
# Avner - Kombucha: What the #$*& is that, and can I have some?
# Adam - Artificial pancreas
# Jay - Economics and the technological singularity

====February 2012====
Date change: February 7!

# Eric Stein - mkpuzzle
# Steve - Eagle to Finished Circuit Board in Two Hours
# Jenny Tong - Hacking People
# Brian Kung - Hacking Movement
# Kathy - Sea Chanties
# Ben Smith - Infolens Storage
# Sacha - Intro to Do-ocracies and Bicycle Shedding
# Colin - Stuff I Do
# Pocket Factory - Clap Rap
# Anthony - Hack the Universe
# Chris - dropping some rhymes
# Mike Warot - Computer Security Can Be Fixed

====January 2012====
Election edition!

# Director at Large nominee - Eric
# Director at Large nominee - Dan Meyer
# Director at Large nominee - Steve
# CTO nominee - Eric
# Treasurer nominee - Ish
# BREAK! Cell Stretcher: an Open Science Project - Gerry
# Secretary nominee - Shawn
# Secretary nominee - Patrick
# Vice President nominee - Shawn
# Vice President nominee - Patrick
# President nominee - Tim
# BREAK! Thanks for all you've made in the past year - Anne
# Vice President nominee - Jim

====December 2011====
# Tricopter - Dan
# Osloom's linear actuator - Ed
# Making things for fun and profit - Tim
# NaNoWriYe - Laurie
# Open Science - Ben

====November 2011====
# Awesome Award (and photos) - Chris and Sacha
# The Awesome Foundation - Chris
# Making a Daft Punk Helmet, and Why You Shouldn't - Nick
# telling us about how rad glassblowing is - Daniel from Hotglass Chicago
# journal reading - Beth
# The Saga of Juan - Jim
# Open Science: What it is and why it's cool - Sacha
# Chatlight: Embodying the Internet - Eric
# virtual focus - mike
# digeridoo performance - geoffrey

====October 2011====
# Dan Meyer: Fab Lab Circuit Bending Workshop Video
# Ashley from i3 - Engineering Education: We're Doing it Wrong
# Tim - Businesses as Projects

====September 2011====
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Lindsay -Ghetto prom 2011

====August 2011====
# Chromium and you - Sacha
# Textile changes - Avner and Lindsay and Tim
# Image processing for cool results - Eric Stein
# One damn beautiful hackerspace - Tim
# Dabble - Anne
# Defcon - Dan

====June 2011====
# Will - Fresh Paint
# John - Electronics for Popups
# Jess - World Naked Bike Ride
# Ish - Apps that break the game
# Tomer - Sarah Palin in a box on acid, or ecstasy
# Adrianna - Song for Pluto

====May 2011====

# Nick - HAL740: An Introduction to DIY Home Automation
# Rhys - Pirates, Hackers, and ADC
# Shawn Blaszak presents the fantastical tangled tale of how I earned my semi-ersatz Erdos number and my surprisingly believable Bacon number
# Jordan - Cricut hacks
# Jim - More Stories from the Balloon Factory
# Matt/digipengi - Protect Your Shit
# Avner - GGHC

====April 2011====

# Kyle - Passive Agressive: Interpreting and Reinterpreting Passive Digital Media
# Dustin - Firefox 4 and Mozilla
# Jim - My Bike and a special announcement
# Sacha - How Open Source Saved My Company
# Eric - How to Wiki

====March 2011====

# Joe - Waking up a la Flava Flav
# Jonathan - Extracting Coffee
# Jim - Hipster Nascar and the Balloon Factory
# Eric - Freegeek
# Rhys - Wireless Chording Keyboard on Thingiverse

====February 2011====

# Avner - Vertical garden
# Joe - Where's Waldo?
# Dan - Small CNC
# Patrick - Things I'm doing
# Jim - Stories from the balloon factory
# David - Time-lapse CHDK photography
# Ben - Macaroni and cheese

====January 2011====
Election edition!

# Jordan Bunker (At Large)
# Jim Burke (At Large)
# Shawn Blasak (At Large)
# Asher - hacking the five minute play
# Rhys (CTO)
# Tim "How to hand-cut a mortise and tenon (badly)"
# Ishmael Rufus (Treasurer)
# Patrick (Secretary)
# Idan - Skiboard
# Nathan Witt (Vice President)
# Anne Petersen (President)
# Sacha De'Angeli (Nothing)

====December 2010====

# Sarah - Member survey
# Jordan, Ish, Rhys, Nathan, Tim - Open Door Hackathon
# Dan - CNC PhlatPrinter
# Tim - Top reasons why you can't juggle
# Joshua Rothhaas - Tinkering School comes to Chicago
# Jay - PCs Uncased
# Sacha - ChiHack
# Patrick - XMas64 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo
# Nathan - Pledge drive
# Jaku and John - RFID jacket
# Tomer

====November 2010====

# Patrick - XMass64 v0.1
# Dustin - Hacking Elections
# Tim - Laser Cutters and you
# Tim and Jordan - Hackerspace valuation, a proposal

====October 2010====

# Bill Mania - Team Frednet and the Google Lunar X Prize
# Joe - Joe's Fantastic Voyage
# dustin - buildbot
# arthur - xray scattering
# Vimby - The world premier of Scion's Take on the Machine, Pumping Station: One

====September 2010====
# Patrick - Patrick
# Sacha - Chemical burns and electric shocks: making atomically sharp needles for fun and profit.
# Sacha - Fish or eat sushi: dumping unprofitable projects for fun and profit.
# Dan - Knots? That's Awesome

====August 2010====
# How to Fail at Physics by Sacha
# Clear Hotspot by Matt
# Mister Rogers on Ecstasy in a Box by Tomer
# Open Up by Willow

====July 13, 2010====

# How to Identify Someone Who Practises Hacking by Tim
# PRS by Jim
# Rival Spaces by Steve
# Optimizing PS:One by Anne

====June 8, 2010====

# Stuff I keep in my pockets by Patrick
# Shadelab by Alex Gilliam
# More tales from the balloon factory by Jim
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Breakfast Cleanup Club results by Anne
# chain maille by Jakub
# Geek Pranks by Patrick
# NeighborCon by Travis

====May 11, 2010====

# Firespinning by Sc00bz
# Taking inventory of PS1's stuff and how you can help by Tim
# The Space Shuttle and the Horse's Rear End by Jeff
# MakerBot by Patrick
# Audio Arduino by Joe Fallon

====April 13, 2010====

# tobtu.com by Sc00bz
# Welcome Tomerica by Tomer
# Tech Workers of the World Unite! by Steve Goodpaster
# Chip Decapping by Travis Goodspeed
# Creative Re-Use by Carl Boyd
# The Jew's Harp by Jimmy P. Rogers
# Malicious GPU Kernel by Travis Goodspeed

====March 9, 2010====

# First Robotics by Ryan Lanham
# A Hackerspace's Guide to... oh, you stopped reading, didn't you by Sacha De'Angeli
# 10 Awesome Things You Probably Didn't Know About Neuroanatomy by Frag
# Digeridoo by Geoffrey
# Arduino Radio by Joseph Fallon
# Please Pirate by Pete
# Fiddling Around by Sarah S.
# Things That Happen to Me at the Balloon Factory by Jim
# Democratizing Video Surveillance by Ella
# Fun Raising by Eric Hanley

====February 9, 2010====

# Peoplehacking II: A Numerically and Biologically Intensive Solution to Losing Weight or: The Engineers' Guide to Weight Loss or: Four Formulae For The Reduction Of Operational Mass by Sacha De'Angeli
# Maker Fair: Get Excited! by Ryan Lanham
# Photography Rights: an educational rant on where it's legal to take pictures by Anne Petersen
# RepRap report: progress! by camo
# Brawndo: The Messy Hackerspace MUTILATOR by Tim Saylor

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