Meeting this Sunday: 7pm
Meeting this Sunday: 7pm
or is it saturday? everyone is saying this but it has always been sun.
Re: Meeting this Sunday: 7pm
ACTION MEETING IS ON SUNDAY AT 7pm.
Agenda points I want to talk about:
- action room use.
- workshops.
- forest bikes.
- crafty room.
theres probably more...
thanks!
N.
Agenda points I want to talk about:
- action room use.
- workshops.
- forest bikes.
- crafty room.
theres probably more...
thanks!
N.
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Joey Pesticide
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Re: Meeting this Sunday: 7pm
Hello! Here are some points to go on the crazy pre-meeting-digital-agenda...
- Forest as main hosting hub for the "Don't DIY Alone" weekend, February 5th - 8th 2009
- Possible hosting for a new radical library/infospace
- Publishing and zine/book distro in Forest shop
- Forest as main hosting hub for the "Don't DIY Alone" weekend, February 5th - 8th 2009
- Possible hosting for a new radical library/infospace
- Publishing and zine/book distro in Forest shop
A GATHERING AND SYMPOSIUM CELEBRATING RADICAL DIY CULTURE & CREATIVE LIVING!
EDINBURGH-WIDE, FEBRUARY 5-8th 2009! DIYEDINBURGH@RISEUP.NET
WOULD YOU LIKE TO ORGANISE AN EVENT?
Re: Meeting this Sunday: 7pm
I think the plastic bag protest has been moved to the Action WG, and Nerea might be along to talk about it. Part of the plastic bag thing is to give away cotton bags as an alternative - a plastic bag amnesty, where people can turn them in without fear of prosecution, and get a nice cotton one instead.
But cotton bags don't grow on trees. If you want to make them, it takes ages, and it is hard to find much good cheap material. So I found a supplier, which sells bags for 25p each. Sweet. This is cheaper than we can make them, and they are already made. It is a win win situation.
If you sell 125 of them for a pound in the shop, you can do what you like with the rest. Screen printing them might be expensive and time consuming. But spray painting and stencils would be cheaper and quicker.
But cotton bags don't grow on trees. If you want to make them, it takes ages, and it is hard to find much good cheap material. So I found a supplier, which sells bags for 25p each. Sweet. This is cheaper than we can make them, and they are already made. It is a win win situation.
If you sell 125 of them for a pound in the shop, you can do what you like with the rest. Screen printing them might be expensive and time consuming. But spray painting and stencils would be cheaper and quicker.