Thanks Mike.<br><br>Before I move forward with the items in this email. You all have until Monday, next week to give me any other feedback. <br><br><div class="gmail_quote">On Fri, Apr 8, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Mike Lehman <span dir="ltr"><<a href="mailto:rebelmike@earthlink.net">rebelmike@earthlink.net</a>></span> wrote:<br>
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Leon,<br>
I missed you when I was in, but I did take a look around to give
some feedback on this list of stuff, as noted below.<br>
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Others are welcome to provide input, too.<br>
Mike<div class="im"><br>
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On 4/8/2011 8:26 AM, leon mcgee wrote:
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Last night at steering I was unable to talk about the item issue
on the main floor. Here are the items that me and another
individual (if they choose to be named) have listed:<br>
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<div>The things we think are clearly in the way or that appear to
have no home:</div>
<div> - the rolling table/cart by the fridge</div>
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dispose<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the art just behind it</div>
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put above PO with other art<br>
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<div> - the air hockey table</div>
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Not sure on this one...<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the trash and broken or odd chairs around and on top
of the cabinet by the ladders</div>
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dispose<br>
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<div> - the big brown tables</div>
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Couldn't locate these...<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the large white marker boards</div>
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Save, put above PO with other art
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<div> - the huge painting behind the white boards, and
anything behind it</div>
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Might be Chris E's, but put above PO with other art
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<div> - the very unstable coat rack behind the brown tables</div>
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Dispose<div class="im"><br>
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<div>Things that just seem to take up space</div>
<div> - the single locker behind the black chairs, by the door
to the sun-room<br>
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Goes with other lockers, we need to locate a space for all of them,
probably on first floor, but not sure where. That'll make them
visible and available for rent or assignment to working groups.<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the huge brown cabinet under the trash and odd chairs</div>
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That's a Fairbanks-Morse scale. We might be able to sell it, but
that'll be a project. Stays for now.<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the black, open-backed cabinet behind the ladders</div>
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That's something that may eventually be used by WRFU, Shows or
Production, but open to suggestions on what to do with it for now.
It's way heavy, so can't be put above PO with other art.
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<div> - the window frames and panels and stuff</div>
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Not sure, those were on the windows on the east side of the stage.
Worth saving? If so, then put above PO with other art. Otherwise,
sell.<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - everything around the piano and the supply closet</div>
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File cabinets should be stored for future use, maybe in Room 26 for
now. Other stuff can go. <br><div class="im">
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<div> - since it's not tuned, the piano</div>
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Someone needs to take responsibility for it. If not, then sell or
dispose.<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the water fountain in the library/computer lab that
doesn't work</div>
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Can be removed, recycled and the pipes capped. That's a project for
both of us when we can get together.<div class="im"><br>
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<div>Things we simply personally think could use a new home</div>
<div> - the blue peace sign</div>
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Depends. It's classic, but also pretty tattered by now. Either put
above PO with other art or dispose.<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the huge black table that exists only to hold up the
blue peace sign</div>
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Not sure where?<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the broken down boxes by the typewriter</div>
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Offer to BtP or recycle<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the pamphlet rack by the fridge</div>
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Someone moved them already?<div class="im"><br>
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<div> - the wood mounted to the wall by the sound system that
serves as a table</div>
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Leave be. This is often used by Shows and other large events.<div class="im"><br>
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<div>Undecided</div>
<div> - the ping pong table... I know this is occasionally
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Durl says don't move his cheese...Well, maybe not, but it is
regularly used, I think.<div class="im"><br>
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<div>Think we should get back, at least for now</div>
<div> - the two-level table that was moved to the maintenance
closet downstairs; </div>
since Austin was put out of the finance office, it's what
he uses for a desk.<br>
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I hope at steering last night that everyone understood that the
old/new rules for moving things out of the hallways, etc. apply to
all floors of the building.<br>
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Now please don't take this the wrong way. I understand that some
of these items have been here and now I am sure your wondering why
its a problem now. It may not have been a problem in the past, but
with <br>
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<li>more a more events happening, we are having the issue of
always having to move stuff around. Which may then get in the
way of someone else. The fact that if, <br>
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<li>Time is Money, well Space is too. <br>
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<li>
Also, we are really short on storage space and things that
really need storage are taken up by someones personal keeping
or what I believe it seems that over time some items are kept
because someone thought it could be used for some project or
art thing, then 6 months later the items are collecting dust,
maybe we remember who kept it, and the reason for keeping the
item(s) not in the works anymore or just plain forgotten. <br>
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</ul>
This here is a bad habit. People look at this place as there home
which in my opinion should not be the case, but seeing that some
use this place as a second home for a "FREE" storage place. We
should try to make a area of the IMC for persons belonging. This
was mentioned last night at steering. We should move forward with
this. Plus it will help with securing these items that some may
want to leave here. <br>
After all, what is FREE storage with out FREE security. And heck,
if storage is free, then the proposal for a meeting room should be
FREE.<br>
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Just kidding! Being sarcastic. Needed to laugh at something this
morning. Nothing is free in this world and it doesn't necessarily
have to be money. <br>
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