[PRL] PRL House Rules

[Matthias Felleisen]

Everyone, let me second Karl's real message: Let's make this lab look 
as professional as possible. It doesn't have to be Hilbert's cubicle 
space in a banking center, but it sure would be nice if visitors could 
sit down with you at an organized desk, don't look at scuff marks on 
the walls from bicycles and other incidents, and don't have to stumble 
across various foreign objects. No need to call in a cleaning crew 
twice a day or do a painting job once a week, but let's look 
professional.

-- Matthias, professional without a tie


On Oct 29, 2004, at 12:41 PM, Karl Lieberherr wrote:

> Greetings from Karl:
>
> I have an issue with the space outside my office
> so I propose the following
> PRL House Rules for outside my office:
>
> The space outside my office serves multiple purposes:
>
> 1. It is the pathway that my visitors have to go through.
>
> 2. It is a Starbuck's. Great coffee being made here.
>
> 3. It is the printer room complete with paper and cartridges and
>    other kinds of office supplies.
>
> 4. It is the kitchen with refrigerator, microwave, drinking water
>    but without sink and great meals are cooked here.
>
> 5. It is a library for storing some of my books.
>
> Having so many functions for a small room, I would like to establish
> PRL house rules.
>
> 1. The area looks clean to my visitors.
>      No empty boxes, empty water containers.
>      The counter top area is cleaned and it is cleaned by the cooks
>      and coffee experts.
>      Printer and coffee supplies are stored and not visible.
>      We should label the doors nicely so that we can quickly find
>      what we are looking for.
> 2. Hopefully we don't need more. There is a kitchen area WITH sink
>    elsewhere on this floor and we could cook our meals and coffee 
> there.
>
> My next visitor is coming at 2pm today on Friday :-).
>
> -- Karl
>
>
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