Noisebridge - User contributions [en]

Cleaning

2013-03-28T03:08:44Z

67.169.93.56: /* Getting Creative */

== Consensus ==

11/22/11 Meeting
Noisebridge pays money out of general funds for a cleaner for a continuing period of three months at a rate of $145 per month; additionally, Rob will do a bi-weeklky declutter, coordinated with the arrival of the cleaning people, with lunch paid for by Rubin at a rate of $20 per session; additiionally, Ben will clean at the oposite end of the monthly cycle from the cleaners, again coordinating with Rob.

== Details ==

Updates and specifics will be listed here

There will also be a prizebox in the space where you can leave
something you want to donate as a reward for excellence.

== Doocratic Cleaning ==
Getting shit done with good old fashioned elbow grease.

=== Rationale ===
There may be many reasons that motivate one to perform cleaning, however the base purpose of cleaning is generally to make the environment healthier and more sanitary.

By rotating the cleaning duties, members learn by observing the various sorts of messes and dirty spots, learn how to clean them, and gain insight and motivation on how to avoid making them in the first place.

=== Cleaning Agents and Health ===
Commercially available chemical-based cleaners contain neurotoxins and endocrine disruptors. Such products are directly counterproductive to the goal of health improvement. They also have other consequential effects, supporting corporatism of multinational chemical companies that also poison us with GMOs and pharmaceuticals (DOW, Bayer, BASF, P&G), and must be transported using foreign oil and through the usual corpocratic channels of [http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Grocery_Manufacturers_Association GMA] and national distributors.

=== Garrett's Homemade Orange Oil Cleaner ===
Non-toxic, chemical-free cleaner that smells great, disinfects, and repels pests.

Use as a general purpose cleaner. For laundry, use 2 tbsp + 2 tbsp baking soda.

The orange peel contains orange oil and is naturally extracted by leaving the dried peels in the jar with vinegar. Clove and orange oil both disinfect and repel pests. A few drops of non-toxic soap (homemade, or Dr. Bronner's) can be added to increase slipperiness for removing dirt.

==== Materials ====
1) Dried citrus peels (orange, lemon, lime)<br/>
2) jar or container to hold (1)<br/>
3) Vinegar <br/>
4) Clove powder (optional)<br/>
5) 1-2 tsp of Soap (optional)<br/>

==== Methods ====
Fill each jar with peels. Add clove powder, soap and fill with vinegar. Shake well. Wait a day, and then use it for cleaning.

==== Getting Creative ====
Try other herbs and oils such as mint, cinnamon, eucalyptus, rosemary, cedar, basil, and cardamom.

Cleaning

2013-03-28T03:08:08Z

67.169.93.56: /* Cleaning Agents and Health */

Cleaning

2013-03-28T03:04:24Z

67.169.93.56: /* Getting Creative */

== Consensus ==

11/22/11 Meeting
Noisebridge pays money out of general funds for a cleaner for a continuing period of three months at a rate of $145 per month; additionally, Rob will do a bi-weeklky declutter, coordinated with the arrival of the cleaning people, with lunch paid for by Rubin at a rate of $20 per session; additiionally, Ben will clean at the oposite end of the monthly cycle from the cleaners, again coordinating with Rob.

== Details ==

Updates and specifics will be listed here

There will also be a prizebox in the space where you can leave
something you want to donate as a reward for excellence.

== Doocratic Cleaning ==
Getting shit done with good old fashioned elbow grease.

=== Rationale ===
There may be many reasons that motivate one to perform cleaning, however the base purpose of cleaning is generally to make the environment healthier and more sanitary.

By rotating the cleaning duties, members learn by observing the various sorts of messes and dirty spots, learn how to clean them, and gain insight and motivation on how to avoid making them in the first place.

=== Cleaning Agents and Health ===
Commercially available chemical-based cleaners contain neurotoxins and endocrine disruptors. Such products are directly counterproductive to the goal of health improvement. They also have other consequential effects, supporting corporatism of multinational chemical companies that also poison us with GMOs and pharmaceuticals (DOW, Bayer, BASF, P&G), and must be transported using foreign oil and through the usual corpocratic channels of GMA and national distributors.

=== Garrett's Homemade Orange Oil Cleaner ===
Non-toxic, chemical-free cleaner that smells great, disinfects, and repels pests.

Use as a general purpose cleaner. For laundry, use 2 tbsp + 2 tbsp baking soda.

The orange peel contains orange oil and is naturally extracted by leaving the dried peels in the jar with vinegar. Clove and orange oil both disinfect and repel pests. A few drops of non-toxic soap (homemade, or Dr. Bronner's) can be added to increase slipperiness for removing dirt.

==== Materials ====
1) Dried citrus peels (orange, lemon, lime)<br/>
2) jar or container to hold (1)<br/>
3) Vinegar <br/>
4) Clove powder (optional)<br/>
5) 1-2 tsp of Soap (optional)<br/>

==== Methods ====
Fill each jar with peels. Add clove powder, soap and fill with vinegar. Shake well. Wait a day, and then use it for cleaning.

==== Getting Creative ====
Try other herbs and oils such as mint, cinnamon, basil, eucalyptus, cedar, and cardamom.

Cleaning

2013-03-28T03:03:49Z

67.169.93.56: Added Getting Creative section

== Consensus ==

11/22/11 Meeting
Noisebridge pays money out of general funds for a cleaner for a continuing period of three months at a rate of $145 per month; additionally, Rob will do a bi-weeklky declutter, coordinated with the arrival of the cleaning people, with lunch paid for by Rubin at a rate of $20 per session; additiionally, Ben will clean at the oposite end of the monthly cycle from the cleaners, again coordinating with Rob.

== Details ==

Updates and specifics will be listed here

There will also be a prizebox in the space where you can leave
something you want to donate as a reward for excellence.

== Doocratic Cleaning ==
Getting shit done with good old fashioned elbow grease.

=== Rationale ===
There may be many reasons that motivate one to perform cleaning, however the base purpose of cleaning is generally to make the environment healthier and more sanitary.

By rotating the cleaning duties, members learn by observing the various sorts of messes and dirty spots, learn how to clean them, and gain insight and motivation on how to avoid making them in the first place.

=== Cleaning Agents and Health ===
Commercially available chemical-based cleaners contain neurotoxins and endocrine disruptors. Such products are directly counterproductive to the goal of health improvement. They also have other consequential effects, supporting corporatism of multinational chemical companies that also poison us with GMOs and pharmaceuticals (DOW, Bayer, BASF, P&G), and must be transported using foreign oil and through the usual corpocratic channels of GMA and national distributors.

=== Garrett's Homemade Orange Oil Cleaner ===
Non-toxic, chemical-free cleaner that smells great, disinfects, and repels pests.

Use as a general purpose cleaner. For laundry, use 2 tbsp + 2 tbsp baking soda.

The orange peel contains orange oil and is naturally extracted by leaving the dried peels in the jar with vinegar. Clove and orange oil both disinfect and repel pests. A few drops of non-toxic soap (homemade, or Dr. Bronner's) can be added to increase slipperiness for removing dirt.

==== Materials ====
1) Dried citrus peels (orange, lemon, lime)<br/>
2) jar or container to hold (1)<br/>
3) Vinegar <br/>
4) Clove powder (optional)<br/>
5) 1-2 tsp of Soap (optional)<br/>

==== Methods ====
Fill each jar with peels. Add clove powder, soap and fill with vinegar. Shake well. Wait a day, and then use it for cleaning.

=== Getting Creative ===
Try other herbs and oils such as mint, cinnamon, basil, eucalyptus, cedar, and cardamom.

Cleaning

2013-03-28T02:59:35Z

67.169.93.56: /* Materials */

== Consensus ==

11/22/11 Meeting
Noisebridge pays money out of general funds for a cleaner for a continuing period of three months at a rate of $145 per month; additionally, Rob will do a bi-weeklky declutter, coordinated with the arrival of the cleaning people, with lunch paid for by Rubin at a rate of $20 per session; additiionally, Ben will clean at the oposite end of the monthly cycle from the cleaners, again coordinating with Rob.

== Details ==

Updates and specifics will be listed here

There will also be a prizebox in the space where you can leave
something you want to donate as a reward for excellence.

== Doocratic Cleaning ==
Getting shit done with good old fashioned elbow grease.

=== Rationale ===
There may be many reasons that motivate one to perform cleaning, however the base purpose of cleaning is generally to make the environment healthier and more sanitary.

By rotating the cleaning duties, members learn by observing the various sorts of messes and dirty spots, learn how to clean them, and gain insight and motivation on how to avoid making them in the first place.

=== Cleaning Agents and Health ===
Commercially available chemical-based cleaners contain neurotoxins and endocrine disruptors. Such products are directly counterproductive to the goal of health improvement. They also have other consequential effects, supporting corporatism of multinational chemical companies that also poison us with GMOs and pharmaceuticals (DOW, Bayer, BASF, P&G), and must be transported using foreign oil and through the usual corpocratic channels of GMA and national distributors.

=== Garrett's Homemade Orange Oil Cleaner ===
Non-toxic, chemical-free cleaner that smells great, disinfects, and repels pests.

Use as a general purpose cleaner. For laundry, use 2 tbsp + 2 tbsp baking soda.

The orange peel contains orange oil and is naturally extracted by leaving the dried peels in the jar with vinegar. Clove and orange oil both disinfect and repel pests. A few drops of non-toxic soap (homemade, or Dr. Bronner's) can be added to increase slipperiness for removing dirt.

==== Materials ====
1) Dried citrus peels (orange, lemon, lime)<br/>
2) jar or container to hold (1)<br/>
3) Vinegar <br/>
4) Clove powder (optional)<br/>
5) 1-2 tsp of Soap (optional)<br/>

==== Methods ====
Fill each jar with peels. Add clove powder, soap and fill with vinegar. Shake well. Wait a day, and then use it for cleaning.

User:Garrett

2013-03-27T22:04:24Z

67.169.93.56:

<h2>Ambitions</h2>
<h3>Food justice - Public Growing</h3>
<p>Based on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntaryism voluntaryism] principles of taking neither government nor corporate money, I am trying to build a web application for allowing people to grow food in open, public space for free. And I need help!</p>

<p>
We need someone to do the database and object model and Node.js hosting. If you want to get involved, please contact my gmail: dhtmlkitchen.
</p>

<h3>Guitar Improvisation Class</h3>
<p>I practice well and regularly these days. I can share this discipline with others of all levels. I need a room that is secure and where I can make some noise.</p>

<p>Berklee: Consumerism and putting money and marketing before education. Little emphasis on performance, even for performance majors.
</p>

<p>
My School is cooperative and doocratic. Payment is sliding scale and I accept bitcoins. If you are broke but can play and show up on time, you may be accommodated.</p>

<p>
Kids who went to Berklee because they were inspired by Steve Vai got "financial aid" and student loans only to accrue $80,000+ student loan debt, which they slavishly repay over the next 10-20 years, working a job that requires a "bachelor's degree".
</p>

<p>
There is [http://www.yelp.com/biz/berklee-college-of-music-boston#hrid:KOAri3u0lGhUiO-dbk-Y-g no good reason] why the cost of music school must be so high.
</p>

<h2>Stuff I like</h2>
<h3>Guitar</h3>
<p>
I like to play and teach. Some of my musical influence include J.S. Bach, Paul Gilbert, and Yngwie Malmsteen.
</p>

<h3>Exercise</h3>
<p>Strength training, martial arts, and parkour.
</p>

<h3>Nutrition and Health</h3>
<p>I am interested in organic, medicinal foods, local foods, food sovereignty raw milk, pastured eggs.</p>

<h2>Skills</h2>
<h3>JavaScript</h3>
<p>I wrote many articles on former dhtmlkitchen.com, comp.lang.javascript newsgroup, and the [http://jibbering.org/faq c.l.js FAQ].
</p>
<p>
I've built things for companies where marketing needs weren't necessarily geared towards generating actual value to the world.
</p>

<h3>Massage</h3>
<p>Professionally trained at School of Traditional Thai Massage. I practice deep work, ideal for those who exercise hard (like me).
</p>

User:Garrett

2013-03-27T22:02:24Z

67.169.93.56:

<h2>Ambitions</h2>
<h3>Food justice - Public Growing</h3>
<p>Based on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntaryism voluntaryism] principles of taking neither government nor corporate money, I am trying to build a web application for allowing people to grow food in open, public space for free. And I need help!</p>

<p>
We need someone to do the database and object model and Node.js hosting. If you want to get involved, please contact my gmail: dhtmlkitchen.
</p>

<h3>Guitar Improvisation Class</h3>
<p>I practice well and regularly these days. I can share this discipline with others of all levels. I need a room that is secure and where I can make some noise.</p>

<p>Berklee: Consumerism and putting money and marketing before education. Little emphasis on performance, even for performance majors.
</p>
<p>
Betterment. Cooperative, doocratic. Sliding scale payment that accepts bitcoins.
</p>

<p>
Kids who went to Berklee because they were inspired by Steve Vai got "financial aid" and student loans only to accrue $80,000+ student loan debt, which they slavishly repay over the next 10-20 years, working a job that requires a "bachelor's degree".
</p>

<p>
There is [http://www.yelp.com/biz/berklee-college-of-music-boston#hrid:KOAri3u0lGhUiO-dbk-Y-g no good reason] why the cost of music school must be so high.
</p>

<h2>Stuff I like</h2>
<h3>Guitar</h3>
<p>
I like to play and teach. Some of my musical influence include J.S. Bach, Paul Gilbert, and Yngwie Malmsteen.
</p>

<h3>Exercise</h3>
<p>Strength training, martial arts, and parkour.
</p>

<h3>Nutrition and Health</h3>
<p>I am interested in organic, medicinal foods, local foods, food sovereignty raw milk, pastured eggs.</p>

<h2>Skills</h2>
<h3>JavaScript</h3>
<p>I wrote many articles on former dhtmlkitchen.com, comp.lang.javascript newsgroup, and the [http://jibbering.org/faq c.l.js FAQ].
</p>
<p>
I've built things for companies where marketing needs weren't necessarily geared towards generating actual value to the world.
</p>

<h3>Massage</h3>
<p>Professionally trained at School of Traditional Thai Massage. I practice deep work, ideal for those who exercise hard (like me).
</p>

User:Garrett

2013-03-27T21:54:00Z

67.169.93.56:

<h2>Ambitions</h2>
<h3>Food justice - Public Growing</h3>
<p>Based on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voluntaryism voluntaryism] principles of taking neither government nor corporate money, I am trying to build a web application for allowing people to grow food in open, public space for free. And I need help!</p>

<p>
We need someone to do the database and object model and Node.js hosting. If you want to get involved, please contact my gmail: dhtmlkitchen.
</p>

<h3>Guitar Improvisation Class</h3>
<p>I want to teach a class on Rock Guitar Improvisation.</p>

<p>I want to do this because I believe I will be good at it and because I am angry at the expensive music school that puts money and marketing before education.
</p>

<p>
Kids who went to Berklee because they were inspired by Steve Vai got govt-paid "financial aid" plus student loans to pay for it, then finished only to have $80,000+ student loan debt, which they slavishly repay over the next 10-20 years, working a job that requires a "bachelor's degree".
</p>

<p>
There is [http://www.yelp.com/biz/berklee-college-of-music-boston#hrid:KOAri3u0lGhUiO-dbk-Y-g no good reason] why the cost of music school must be so high.
</p>

<h2>Stuff I like</h2>
<h3>Guitar</h3>
<p>
I like to play and teach. Some of my musical influence include J.S. Bach, Paul Gilbert, and Yngwie Malmsteen.
</p>

<h3>Exercise</h3>
<p>Strength training, martial arts, and parkour.
</p>

<h3>Nutrition and Health</h3>
<p>I am interested in organic, medicinal foods, local foods, food sovereignty raw milk, pastured eggs.</p>

<h2>Skills</h2>
<h3>JavaScript</h3>
<p>I wrote many articles on former dhtmlkitchen.com, comp.lang.javascript newsgroup, and the [http://jibbering.org/faq c.l.js FAQ].
</p>
<p>
I've built things for companies where marketing needs weren't necessarily geared towards generating actual value to the world.
</p>

<h3>Massage</h3>
<p>Professionally trained at School of Traditional Thai Massage. I practice deep work, ideal for those who exercise hard (like me).
</p>