Working in the Loft tomorrow

[Geoff Johnson]

Hola,

Nils and I are planning on working from 12 - thesis on powerpoint / sketches / other shit related shit. Not sure what everyone schedules are but I think free form working will allow us to get this stuff done to talk to Peter and Sarah tomorrow.

See you guys tomorrow

-G money

[Emily Fisher]

as i said (directly TO geoff, about two minutes ago), i will also be in the loft ready for action at this time.

[Nils Dahl]

Whatever emily

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[Eric De Feo]

yeah, whatever emily

ok... i have a pin up at 1 tmrw... ill try to get to the loft as soon as i can. i tried to organize some things in the powerpoint, but would be better to work collaboratively--let's also try to keep text to a minimum

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[Emily Fisher]

awk that peter never answered us... hilarious man...

[Nils Dahl]

He is on his own schedule. Let me save us all some time…

Attempt to refine the core design requirements while linking it to the objective form functionalities.

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[Emily Fisher]

i'm considering trying to meet with another group 3-4:30 tomorrow.  do you think that can work?  i don't want to miss conversation about the project so if you think we won't be done by then let me know so i can plan accordingly.

[Eric De Feo]

hm, that's the time ill probably be able to make it to the loft

[Nils Dahl]

Eric is pinning up at 1, so he probably won't arrive until later on. We usually don't finish sushi until 2, and then sushi coma hits for some time before productivity regains control. I was predicting that major work would be done from 3-430. I personally don't mind if you need to do other things during that time, but I guess just don't be disappointed if you miss some work thats being done. I know you often say you don't want to miss anything done as a group.

On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 12:25 AM, Emily Fisher <efi...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Emily Fisher]

yeah no if that's prime time, i'll be there.  just wanted to check.

[Eric De Feo]

gonna be running closer to 3:45. you guys are welcome to start earlier.

also spoke with my mom this morning about the idea. she was also concerned about smell, which will be our biggest challenge. it seems like a lot of composting bins us rotation to rid odor:

"Rotate the drum, and the entire compost pile is tumbled and infused with oxygen. Oxygen is one key ingredient which allows aerobic bacteria to break down waste quickly and without odor."

another issue: if we do build it out of wood (which i'd prefer to plastic), it would have to be pretty well treated for obvious reasons.

[Nils Dahl]

Yes, you can handle smell pretty easily by rotating peat moss into the solids from what I've been reading.

Perhaps thin inner sheath of plastic, wood outer to make appearance better.