Ashe Dryden ashedryden

I, personally, have a salon bleach any hair that I am going to be dyeing over. They know what they're doing more than me so I won't have broken, damaged hair and bleaching it means that the color will be much more bright and last longer.

Prep

I have just a small section of hair to dye (right now it's just the front part of my hair, but I will be bleaching + dyeing the underside next month), I am able to do all of this myself.

You will need:

dye. I use three different colors for my hair (The nice thing about Special Effects is that they're vegan, not tested on animals, and the base of the dye is a conditioner.) :
- Special Effects Sonic Green
Special Effects Blue Mayhem

I need to get rid of a bunch of stuff and you gotta pick it up today!

DVDs (free)

Virgin Suicides
Vanilla Sky
No Maps for these territories (William Gibson)
Donnie Darko
Secretary
Memento

Twitter names

I change my name to silly things on twitter. Here is a list sorted by most recent for all of the people who keep asking for it.

ManicPixieDreamGrill
Bride of Meowenstein
Catmom Conf
Existentialist Ennui
space feminist
yourface.js
the angry one

Ashe Dryden

Contact details

Twitter: @ashedryden
Website or Blog: ashedryden.com

Speaker bio

No longer accepting applications

Thanks for your interest and for your responses. I am interviewing individuals now and will be making a decisions shortly.

Looking to fill a position for a part-time personal assistant. Currently the position is probably only 5 hours a week, but may grow as my needs change and if I'm able to find a better way to utilize the help :)

Please, no placement agencies or assistant service companies.

Inquiries can be sent to [email protected] and will be forwarded on to the candidate, who will respond if it seems like a good fit for them.

Remote work or on-site work in a vibrant, pedestrian/biking-friendly city. Willing to move for the right job.
Full-time
Health insurance (dental is a plus), or else a stipend if I must provide my own
40 hour work week with sensible working hours
Flexible hours are cool but not required
Front end development, responsive design, visual design, UI/UX, prototyping, etc. Working Rails front end is a plus

Inquiries can be sent to [email protected] and will be forwarded on to the candidate, who will respond if it seems like a good fit for them.

Full stack (Rails/JavaScript), or front-end, with a test-loving mindset
Chicago, or relocation to Portland or Seattle (remote ok, too)
Seriously must be a great place for women to work
Flexible work from home policy
Parental leave policy strongly desired
Conference budget disclosed (on matter how small or large)

Email [email protected] to contact

Formerly the lead technical writer for Epic's lab software team, Rachel's work was featured by Epic CEO Judy Faulkner at a users' group meeting of over 14,000 people as an important part of Epic's strategy to improve EMR implementation and patient care at health care organizations worldwide. Her qualifications include:

Technical writing and editing including setup guides, user guides, and release notes to improve software installation, maintenance, and use.
Marketing communications including white papers, executive summaries, and newsletters to encourage better software implementations or new and add-on software sales.
Blog post writing and editing to build community and engagement around a software product or device.
Demo content creation, including copy writing and modified screen shots to showcase products still under development for investors, stakeholders, and other audiences.

	What is a Code of Conduct?

	Why should my event have one? What should I choose to only attend events with one?

	What are some good examples of Codes of Conduct?

	But words on paper won't stop people from being jerks!

	It's their own fault if they don't report incidents, though.

	Ashe Dryden is an indie developer living in Madison, WI. She's been involved with the web in some form or another over the course of the past 12 years. She's actively involved in multiple communities both off and online. Ashe is known for being outspoken about the need for diversity, inclusiveness, and empathy. And also for inventing the grilled cheese emoticon. (Yes, seriously.)

	When she isn't talking about technology, she's cycling, tweeting, playing board games, debating the social implications of Star Trek episodes, being the world's best catmom, being that awkward girl at the party, and waiting for her next burrito fix.