Present: Tom, Mike Cook, Dale, Olin, Kelsey, and myself (Phil) While Tom, Mike, Dale, and Olin went to Arby's to celebrate the goal of an ADEC pickup, Kelsey and I remained at the warehouse. I came to FGM tonight with the purpose of cleaning up the deman corner, so Kelsey and I sorted processors into the appropriate plastic jugs, placed computers for deman on a pallet, and sorted some of the items scattered around the deman table. It looks 100% better than it did when we arrived. There's still a bit more cleaning to be done, but I would suggest that from now on, that whoever works in the deman area is responsible for cleaning up the work area when done. I don't expect it to be perfectly clean, after all, it is a warehouse and the nature of the work is messy, but I would hope that the deman area never looks like it did again. Even if I have to make idiot-proof labels for things, that's fine, as long as it's clear. I'm even willing to write a how-to guide on demanning computers. I don't have a problem training new volunteers on deman. I'll just politely ask that they clean up their work area when finished. Next week, the plan is for Dale and Mike to work on building more shelves, either at the warehouse or up in Michigan. Either way is fine by me, but I plan on cleaning off the deman carts so that they can be used for the purpose of deman. I also plan on cleaning up in general to help eliminate the numerous boxes filled with random things. By the way, our steel gaylord is full. Not sure how we've been recycling steel, but a steel run does need to be made. Phil Goldbach "Men cry not for themselves, but for their comrades."