Log Societal Group: Mar 13, 1997 Java and JavaScript

Session Start: Thu Mar 13 20:20:32 1997
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(anne) hi
(shadrak) Wish the ladies did!  Flamingo 
   sent me a letter of agreement
(ingo) hi anne
(anne) did what????
(shadrak) You're not her anne!
(shadrak) here
(shadrak) Agreed with my decision on 
   Fredrik
(anne) boy is saving slow at geo
(ingo) we're discussing frederick's fate 
   in the group
(anne) i agree he should not appear on 
  the page
(anne) doesn't matter if on email or not 
  I guess
(shadrak) I finally gave up on trying to 
   upload to geo and put my java applet 
   on my pacificnet site.
(ingo) I agree with shad - we never got 
   a word / feedback / input from him
(anne) oh i saw that irwin, thanks for 
  linking it
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(shadrak) hi flamingo
(anne) hi flamingo
(ingo) hi flaming
(flamingo) Hi everyone!
(shadrak) hello birdie
(ingo) flam
(flamingo) Anne, you made it
(flamingo) Hi ingo minus the flam...
(ingo) I cannot spell my name anymore :(
(shadrak) Sal wrote me that she is sick; 
   sends apologies.
(flamingo) hehehe
(flamingo) Poor sal...  :-(
(anne) oh she did not stay long last 
  night either as she was sick
(ingo) she was complaining last night 
   already
(anne) flamingo, decided to go tomorrow 
  or saturday instead after i got home
(shadrak) anne, when you put the 
   challenge 5 stuff on a page, you 
   needed to change the ( and ) to < 
   and >
(ingo) was that the case the day before 
   yesterday
(anne) i added the challenge numbers to 
  homework and made your definitions a 
  file shadrak as a link
(shadrak) I might go change it someday 
   when geo is a bit faster.
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(flamingo) Hi tina!
(Tatyana) hi
(ingo) hi tina
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(anne) shad, i just am not sure where 
  you mean, i am in the editor right now 
  and can change it
(anne) hi tina
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(shadrak) where I talk about (APPLET)..(/
   APPLET)
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(shadrak) hi ck
(anne) oh ok
(ck) hello all
(flamingo) Hi chris
(ck) thanks for the challenge defs 
   shadrak
(ingo) Hi chris
(shadrak) hi tina and chris
(shadrak) don't forget anne
(anne) i will remember as i uploaded 
  that file
(ck) oh yes, thanks to u 2, anne
(shadrak) I meant ck should not forget 
   your contribution.
(anne) i put those codes on our 
  links825.html so we could copy and 
  paste them to, i can never remember 
  them
(anne) hi ck
(shadrak) anne do you know the math 
   symbols "(  less than (lt)" and ") 
   greater than (gt)"? just add an 
   ampersand in front and a semicolon in 
   back
(shadrak) We're missing liz, anyone else?
(ck) sal?
(ingo) e-less 
(shadrak) Is she still with us?
(shadrak) sal is ill ck
(ingo) don't know
(anne) it is uploading now
(anne) i know shad, i still have to 
  think it out tho
(anne) i wonder if e-less got the email
(anne) or checked it
(ingo) did liz respond to your post
(shadrak) no
(ck) people who don't get their email at 
   work won't know about it until they 
   get home
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Java and JacvaScript"
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Java and JavaScript"
(anne) oh that is a good reason to put 
  on both addresses when a message like 
  that goes out then
(ck) CAUSE IT IS FUN
(anne) hahaha
(ingo) it's a gimmick
(shadrak) I sent the darn thing early 
   yesterday; damn system screwed me up/
(ck) oh, i just got it this afternoon
(ck) almost as bad as snail mail
(anne) it solved a problem on how to 
  give folks choices to listen to music 
  in both Netscape and MSIE 
(ingo) I got it this morning before I 
   went to work
(shadrak) I need Java to allow me to 
   access databases on my server without 
   using CGI.
(ingo) how anne
(ck) Ingo, to answer your question, if 
   you want to require a password to get 
   to your page, you can use JavaScript 
   to do it
(flamingo) I think that there are good 
   points and bad points to Java/ Java 
   Script... It depends on what you are 
   trying to do and what your target 
   audience is...
(shadrak) I have used JavaScript to 
   differentiate among browsers in order 
   to generate different HTML for each.
(anne) irwin used the script for the 
  code in netscape or msie to play midis 
  and also made it clickable to turn on 
  or off
(ingo) ck, I know and I agree there are 
   some good points to it but when I saw 
   the 'lake' I felt like 
(ck) You can do educational stuff, such 
   as ask questions and pose responses
(ingo) eating my supper again
(Tatyana) I think javascript is probably 
   more practical for pages than java in 
   terms of people being able to see 
   stuff.... Like at the company I work 
   for... we can see javascript but not 
   java... that's almost 1500 employees
(ck) heehee
(ck) eye candy
(anne) and I cannot see java either as I 
  still do not choose to use win95
(shadrak) Are there any recorded 
   security breaches due to Java?
(ck) anne, after the day I had to day, I 
   would have to say you are very smart
(anne) at school all are computers in 
  each classroom are win 3.11 also and 
  cannot view java
(Tatyana) yes our company still uses 3.11
(ck) MSIE used to claim activeX were 
   more secure than javascript ;)
(anne) i was reading somewhere today 
  that with increased bandwitch someday, 
  that java will not be used either
(ingo) right Anne, I checked some pages 
   at work today - win 3.1 4 meg etc.  
   and it was unbelievable how slow it 
   was
(anne) and ghatten had put some java on 
  a webpage of hers and it took forever 
  to load too, she moved it to an inside 
  page
(ck) Java is better for intranets
(anne) why ck?
(shadrak) Why does increaed banwidth 
   affect use of Java Anne?
(Tatyana) not our intranet ck as we 
   don't use win95 so can't see it
(anne) i did not understand the point 
  they made irwin
(ck) for programs to be used by company 
   employees
(ingo) I assume that some of the Java 
   stuff will create even more frustratio
   n due to lack of speed on those older 
   machines
(anne) let me go find where i saw it, brb
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(ck) let me rephrase: java is good for 
   companies with intranets, isdn and 
   not win3.1
(Tatyana) yep
(anne) i have found that i am getting 
  more defragged files when i have gone 
  to javascript and java pages in win 
  3.11 too
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(shadrak) shadowdan this is a private 
   meeting.
(Tatyana) infact, we use netscape but 
   run everything throug lotusnotes and 
   domino (-- which I hate
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(ck) I came across a sight that gave 
   example java programs, but their 
   programs did little nasties (on 
   purpose? I really don't know)
(flamingo) After I had gone to several 
   Java sites today my computer locked 
   up  :-(
(shadrak) what kind of nasties chris?
(ck) The web page did absoutely nothing, 
   but when I shut down netscape, it 
   started printing colors all over my 
   screen
(Tatyana) did anyone go see that java 
   applet called the lake?
(anne) the applets now show in the 
  definitions
(Tatyana) I really liekd it
(ck) Yes, very pretty
(anne) bec says that java can tear up 
  her browser
(flamingo) I saw it Tina and I was 
   impressed
(shadrak) pretty but useless.
(ck) well, yes, you could say it had no 
   socially redemable value
(ingo) I gave my response earlier - felt 
   like re-eating my supper
(shadrak) Java support by the browsers 
   leaves a lot to be desired.
(flamingo) heheheh: Ingo
(ck) but is was pleasant to look at
(ingo) nice gimmick but nothing more
(shadrak) How about using JAvaScript 
   (hereafter abbreviated as JS) to 
   check form input?  That's useful.
(ingo) definitely
(ck) yes, like the password I was 
   talking about, or educational pages 
   with answers and responses
(ingo) I would like to see something 
   like a test with automated response
(flamingo) I like some of the JS stuff 
   that I have seen... liked what sal 
   did with the quotes
(ingo) and that, I assume could be done 
   with JS, right
(flamingo) also liked tina's drop down 
   menu
(anne) security issues addressed
(anne) Because of the extremely open and 
  public nature of the World Wide Web, 
  security is a major issue
(anne) for Java and Java applets. After 
  all, allowing application code from 
  unknown remote machines to be
(anne) downloaded and executed on your 
  computer system is potentially 
  dangerous. Not only is there
(anne) potential for applets to contain 
  viruses, but they could simply be 
  malicious applications intent on
(anne) destroying your data and 
  rendering your computer inoperable. 
(anne) sorry too much at once, but this 
  was from http://www.mcp.com/sams/books/
  195-5/tjs01.htm
-) [anne] PING
(shadrak) But Java )supposedly) 
   precludes the applet from writing on 
   the user's disks (or even reading)
(anne) right i know i have seen that it 
  does not
(anne) they talked about what they did 
  to prevent the bad stuff from happening
(shadrak) Does that site list any cases 
   of applets breaching security?
(anne) i liked tina's menu's choices 
  with JS but her own back buttons 
  prettier that the JS one
(ck) ok, then how does geo cities upload 
   files from our disk drive?
(shadrak) don't think they use Java ck.
(anne) and it is something we know that 
  we are doing to upload
(shadrak) my guess is that they're using 
   an FTP engine.
(anne) it seems to me just like a mini 
  ftp program with the geocities 
  utilities
-) [anne] PING
(ck) sorry guys but something has come 
   up, bbl (i hope)
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(shadrak) I think we've covered the 
   first challenge reasonably well.  On 
   to #2?
(shadrak) I think we've covered #2 as 
   well.  On to #3?
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(shadrak) Good pings from you three!
(anne) did we add about the plug-ins to 
  JS
(ingo) DIdn't we do that as well
(shadrak) yep.  #4?
(anne) we did not really say where we 
  would chose JS over J
(anne) and vice versa either
(shadrak) I would use JAva when I need 
   to get to a database.
(shadrak) Need CGI to do it with JS
(ingo) question here is up to what size 
   is it feasable
(shadrak) I think Java is also probably 
   better at animation and truly 
   interactive stuff (like games)
(ingo) If I had a questinnaire with 50 
   or more fields - would java still be 
   a choice
(shadrak) dunno ingo
(flamingo) I think that a lot of people 
   use Java to put a game on their site 
   to pull people there.
(shadrak) I think the more important 
   point is that too few users have Java 
   capable browsers,.
(ingo) animation I agree with you, shad  
   see at the 'lake'
(flamingo) I agree shad
(ingo) now on one side I feel we should 
   not consider that there might be 
   people using 
(shadrak) An many with Java capable 
   browsers have the capability disabled 
   out of fear of security breaches.
(ingo) ancient machines to hold back - 
   rather for the people who have top of 
   the line machines
(anne) that is why bec did not see 
  irwin's government info at first and 
  wondered what was wrong with it
(anne) and then he added the message 
  about it after she inquired
(ingo) on the other side I see the 
   frustration of not being able to 
   'use' a page because of some advanced 
   programming
(ingo) catch 22, I guess
(anne) even with JS, we would need to be 
  sure there was not another way of 
  doing it as folks still browsers that 
  do not support JS also
(ingo) rite, anne
(flamingo) I think that it all goes back 
   to what group of people are your 
   targeting for your web page
(anne) counselor was going to test our 
  what happened in lynx browser with JS 
(shadrak) It's easy to tell the user 
   that Java must be enabled, and in 
   NS3, as soon as they enable the 
   applet is loaded.  But to rquire them 
   to run Java when you are soliciting 
   information from them is a bit much.
(anne) that is a good point shad
(flamingo) If you are targeting middle 
   to lower income people then they 
   probably can't view Java
(ingo) If we look at who we want to 
   reach - java / js may not be the 
   right choice
(shadrak) I'm targeting high end people 
   (like bec) who are afraid to run Java.
(anne) i would not agree with that 
  necessarily flamingo, newer computers 
  are cheaper now so some mite be 
  getting them and they would usually 
  get win95 on a pc with it
(shadrak) telephone
(anne) bec did say she really should be 
  more concerned about cookies than java 
  and did go to see the lake site when i 
  told her about it
(ingo) but looking at institutions - how 
   fast are they to upgrade their 
   hardware - and at times software
(anne) but there are also a lot of folks 
  who would not have it too
(anne) right ingo, our school district 
  is upgrading a few systems for win95 
  cause of programs they want to use 
  that require 32 bit
(ingo) that's rite
(shadrak) Damn salesmen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
   !
(ingo) we're still running - for 
   whatever reason - NS2.02 :(
(anne) but it is also expensive to 
  upgrade the machines they have to 
  allow them to access the Internet, and 
  they are not even upgrading software
(anne) just memory upgrades
(flamingo) I know that most of the 
   computers where I work can't view Java
(shadrak) brb
(ingo) not that easy with the mem 
   upgrades
(anne) ingo, most of our computers for 
  secretaries and administrators still 
  have ns 2. also
(anne) right shad, i do not know what 
  else they are doing
(ingo) ?
(anne) or ingo i meant
(shadrak) imb
(shadrak) If I were an installation 
   manager, I'm not sure I would let my 
   people run with Java enabled.
(ingo) whoever makes decisions at our 
   college - they'r quite reluctant to 
   change 
(anne) i will post the log so we can see 
  if we covered everything, then folks 
  can write with lines to add to however 
  puts it together
(ingo) understandably if money is 
   involved , I guess
(flamingo) Now, if I was in a business 
   that knew that my customer had high 
   level computers then I would fill it 
   with Java
(anne) shad, i still am not sure why you 
  are saying that about not allowing to 
  run java enabled
(ingo) but flam, the question is how 
   many potential customers will you not 
   reach  using java
(shadrak) I'd worry about security given 
   what I read in the papers.
(anne) ok
(flamingo) I agree... I know a lot of 
   people have told me that it bothers 
   them to not be able to see the Java
(shadrak) On to challenge #3..have we 
   selected a tutorial?
(anne) when people see it just to see 
  it, does the novelty wear off unless 
  it reallyu serves a purpose
(anne) i started with the one you gave 
  us irwin from netscape and the one 
  suggested by leapin
(ingo) shad, I think the page where does 
   java fit in might do it
(anne) has someone found a better one
(shadrak) Which of the two are you using 
   Anne?
(flamingo) I've been looking at a lot of 
   tutorials and I have no idea which is 
   best.
(flamingo) Tell me one to do and I will 
   do it
(shadrak) I think the one leapin 
   suggested is not done?
(anne) http://www.star.net/people/~robyou
  ng/javatour.htm
(shadrak) robyoung is incomplete.
(anne) that is the one that i am finding 
  easier to understand
(anne) oh that is too bad
(anne) but it does give you the idea of 
  what to do 
(shadrak) yep
(anne) so that mite make it easier to 
  understand another tutorial to fill in 
  where it stops
(shadrak) We're supposed to ask 
   questions of the group if there is 
   something we don't understand.  Anee 
   asked me about indexes.  Does that 
   complete this challenge?
(anne) JavaScript Tutorial by Voodoo 
   http://rummelplatz.uni-mannheim.de/~skoch/js/script.htm 
  is being revised so is not done
(anne) i like the discussion of JS and 
  Java comparisons in the first 
  reference that was a book online for 
  only 45 days, have not seen if it is 
  tutorial
(anne) is that the tutorial others have 
  looked at
(flamingo) I looked at that today anne, 
   it is long
(anne) i imagine more will come up as we 
  get into more and we know to ask
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(shadrak) hi ck
(shadrak) Hey, we've covered 5 and 6, so 
   We're about done?
(anne) oh and remember ck got an idea 
  how to change her example when she 
  read things in a graphics tutorial
(ck) oh, good timing on my part
(flamingo) Anne, do you think that the 
   tutorial you have been using is 
   easier than the others... if so let's 
   use that
* anne says easy is all relative
(anne) the netscape site is a good 
  reference to look up topics later
* flamingo thinks that JS and Java is a 
  class of its own
(anne) like when i wanted to change the 
  color of the font on the script that 
  updates our homework
* shadrak says hallelujah
(anne) from what everyone has posted we 
  are getting a better idea of how to 
  modify what already exists
(anne) hjahahahaha
(anne) my favorite js so far is the 
  update one so we always know when 
  someone made a change, folks forget to 
  change the date by hand
(ck) yes, that is nice
(anne) in terms of practical, but not 
  the most fun one
(flamingo) I will do a few practice 
   pages this weekend on JS just to play 
   around.... I do have some JS on a 
   page that I did for the Blues web 
   page that I do
(anne) oh good, flamingo, make a link 
  then
(flamingo) k
(anne) do we want to split some of the 
  examples everyone made to go under 
  challenge 2 to demonstrate what it is 
  used for and keep some under challenge 
  3
(anne) we have to discuss why we 
  selected scripts we did somewhere too
(ck) I am still trying to come up with 
   javascript for our health page
(ingo) I think the update one is obvious 
   and does not require any in depth 
   discussion
(flamingo) I think that I may put that 
   info right on the JS practice page 
   that I do anne
(anne) k good idea
(anne) and shad explained the teaching 
  function for his which i put under 
  challenge 6 for now
(anne) everyone just put your stuff 
  where you think it goes, and can 
  change wording for the challenges too
(anne) shad put up the tictac toe java 
  game
(flamingo) Shad has been great about all 
   of the Java / Javascript stuff ... 
   thanks
(anne) for sure double thanks
(shadrak) De nada
(ck) triple thanks
(shadrak) muchisimo de nadas
(anne) tee-hee
(ingo) what comes after tripple - multo
(ingo) thanks
(shadrak) you're welcome
(shadrak) sounds Italian ingo.
(ingo) I knew there was something wrong 
   with my spanish :(
* shadrak says hahaha!
(anne) you know the sentences in the 
  links really describe why people chose 
  what they did too
(shadrak) Are we done?  I want to watch 
   the March Madness!
(anne) hahaha
(anne) just challenge 4 on writing a 
  script
(anne) and there is not enough time to 
  do that now
(ingo) what's about challenge 6
(anne) that is done
(flamingo) Can we do C 4 on Monday
(ingo) must have been asleep
(ck) WHich tutorial are we reading?
(anne) i moved shad's original message 
  to us there
(shadrak) We have lots of examples for 
   challenge 4
(anne) http://www.star.net/people/~robyou
  ng/javatour.htm
(anne) javascript for the total 
  non-programmer
(ck) thanx
(anne) shad said that it mite not be 
  finished yet, but it seems a good start
(shadrak) what's a total non-programmer? 
    It's a very good start.
(anne) that is the one leapin felt was 
  best for beginners
* anne only tried apple basic, count 
  myself as a non-programmer
(flamingo) Sounds good to me... then we 
   can talk about Chall. 4
(ingo) k with me
(ck) isn't #4 to explain how we did it?
(anne) i meant shad, if it does not 
  cover something in that tutorial, we 
  will find another source
(anne) ck, 4 is trying to write a 
  javascript ourselves, LOL
(anne) i put the challenge numbers and 
  short description on lesson8.html link
(ck) thanx anne
(anne) look to see if anyone has better 
  suggestions so we know which is what 
  if it is not clear
(flamingo) Anne does a great job of 
   keeping us all organized... thanks
(shadrak) As a team we have written a 
   number of basic scripts, which is one 
   of the things called for.  We have 
   not indicated a lack of understanding 
   of the tutrials (few questions).
(ck) double thanx
(ingo) how would we have survived 
   without anne
(flamingo) Shad, I don't think that I 
   know enough to ask questions
(shadrak) we couldn't
(anne) maybe e-less' method of jump 
  links to the log is best idea
(ck) oh, when I said #4 I shouda said #6
(anne) that only asked a leader to come 
  forth to teach
(shadrak) AMEN
(anne) shad's letter shows that he did 
  with the examples he made
(anne) and ck showed how she modified 
  what she started
(ck) I should send my failures to shad 
   and ask why they didn't work
(flamingo) Shad has been a wonderful 
   leader... yes! # 6 is done
(shadrak) In the beginning I created the 
   script and it was good.
(ck) heehee
(anne) hahahaha
(ck) wow, cool colors on http://www.geoci
   ties.com/Heartland/Plains/1238/five.ht
   ml
(ingo) well said, shad
(anne) some of the existing scripts did 
  not use the comments to hide the JS 
  from older or js challenged browsers
(shadrak) ck, if you're having problems 
   email me and I'll look at the stuff.
(anne) oh ck, thanks ;)
(ingo) shad, kill one i in positioniing 
   (last paragraph)
(ck) thanks shad, I am gonna take u up 
   on that offer
(anne) ooooh i put it up and did not 
  spellcheck
(ingo) tse tse
(shadrak) ingo don't understand you.
(shadrak) ok got it
(anne) where is it that he is refering 
  to shad
(shadrak) very last paragraph
(anne) which file tho
(shadrak) chasllenge 5
(ingo) five.html
(anne) or are you in five.html
(anne) k
(ingo) yea
(shadrak) you got it
(anne) who is fixing it??
(anne) or should i just upload it again
(shadrak) we'll trust you anne
(ingo) upload is faster, rithe
(ingo) right
(anne) i agree, will upload, then if 
  anybody want to change, can edit it
(anne) shad, you had talked about 
  breaking apart the work.html
(ck) we don't need the intro anymore, do 
   we?
(anne) yes we do
(anne) that was the assignment for the 
  first lesson
(shadrak) Yes.  I think the what why and 
   how should be on one page and the who 
   on another, both linked from the main 
   page.
(ingo) talking about the work page - 
   could we use a client pull from the 
   cover page to the work.html
(anne) noooooo
(shadrak) why do you want to do that 
   ingo?
(anne) those pull pages drive me nuts, 
  cause you want to stop and read the 
  first page
(ck) that really is for the study group, 
   and not for the casual visitor
(anne) and can't ever stick
(ck) the work page I mean
(ingo) trying to pull everything 
   together and apply it to the original 
   assignment - intent of our page
(anne) ingo, the end product is the 
  result tho
(ck) Q: if you were going to do research 
   for a thesis, where is the first stop 
   on the web you would go (besides 
   societal and info pages of course)?
(shadrak) what subject?
(shadrak) One of the search engines of 
   course, or perhaps the on-line 
   libraries.
(ingo) How would I find the page - key 
   words
(ck) on-line library?
(ingo) where would those key-words 
   direct me to  with what weight factor
(shadrak) There are loads of catalogs 
   on-line and some content as well.
(ck) ok but what would be your 'first 
   stop', your favorite, best ever, 
   place to go
(ck) where do YOU start
(anne) i like hotbot cause it gets words 
  on a page too
(shadrak) Again, depends on subject.
* ck is writing Hot Bot
(ingo) web ferret is a good start
(ck) ck is writing Ferret (do you have a 
   URL for that?)
(anne) but you need the install the 
  software for web ferret don't you
(ingo) metacrawler would be another one\
(ingo) yea, it is a win95 program
(anne) yes i like metacrawler as that is 
  another all in one
(ck) I am fishing for the 10 top pages 
   for a college student to go to, to 
   start research
(shadrak) CARL Corporation, Deja News, 
   IPL (the Internet Public Library)
(anne) ck, what is your thesis topic? or 
  this is general info to give someone 
  where to start
(ck) thanks shad
(shadrak) Gotta go now.  Nite all.
(anne) ck, those area all listed in the 
  infosources links from behind the 
  scenes too
(ingo) http://www.ferretsoft.com
(ck) I found the librarians at the 
   college library to be clueless about 
   helping students do research via web
(flamingo) seeya shad
(anne) nite shad, thanks
(ck) thanx ingo
(ck) se ya shad
(shadrak) Meeting on Monday?
(anne) yes, sounds good
(ingo) se yea shad
(ck) They put the poor student in front 
   of puter and say go to search engines
(flamingo) I may be a little late on 
   Monday
(anne) oh and sal and i were supposed to 
  write that article
(shadrak) You decide and one of you 
   write the letter.
(ck) and of course the poor student 
   types in keyword and gets 1000 hits
(anne) flamingo, is another nite better 
  for you
* shadrak says TTYL
(ingo) I might be late - will be out of 
   town 
*** shadrak (irwin@irwin.pacificnet.net) 
has left #societal
(anne) should we do tuesday then?
(ingo) I should be back on time
(flamingo) Next week I'm taking a 
   required training with the school 
   board so that I can get an Intern 
   next year... I won't get home till 
   8:30 -9:00
(anne) k we are used to monday
(anne) then let's change the day
(ingo) 	k
(ck) I have class tuesday from 6-9
(anne) cause shad usuallyl likes to eat 
  earlier
(anne) no tuesday then
(flamingo) It is ok, I'll just be late 
   on Monday
* ck eats dinner while she chats in 
  societal
(anne) k
(anne) me too
(ingo) I will make it somehow
* ck also burns dinner when trying to 
  cook while being in #societal
(anne) hahaha
(flamingo) I've done that chris
(ck) great minds cook alike?
(flamingo) lol
(anne) it's hard for me to do that in 
  the microwave
(ck) rofl anne
(ck) flamingo, are you in Florida?
(flamingo) yes, chris
(ck) ok, so that is 5:30 to 6 my time
(flamingo) yes
(ck) so, is there anything I have to do 
   for homework?
(anne) i think we are done
(ck) besides read the tutorial?
(anne) just look at the log and add in 
  ideas we mite have forgotten
(flamingo) good night all... seeya on 
   Monday!
(anne) nite
(ingo) I think we can start working on 
   content again
(ingo) nite flam
*** flamingo (flamingo@ad79-250.compuserv
e.com) has left #societal
(ingo) anne, how do you read the time 
   frame
(anne) what do you mean?
(ingo) we have four weeks beyond this 
   weeks does that make it five weeks
(anne) april 14th is the date
(ck) ok, see ya all later (or see ya in 
   an hour at the #campus-lounge
(ingo) k
(anne) k will come back
*** ck has quit IRC (Connection reset by 
peer)
(anne) let's meet soon for education too
(ingo) k, when
(anne) maybe sunday?
(ingo) sounds ok to me - need to check 
   with liz
(anne) time of day?
(ingo) the only restriction for me is 
   between 11 and 12 am on sunday
(ingo) waiting for a call from the 
   in-laws from florida
(anne) k let's let liz pick time, just 
  not too early
(anne) do you want to write to liz then
(ingo) sure
(anne) k see ya later
(anne) oh and i did finish that sentence 
  hahaha
(anne) bye for now
(ingo) will do it tonight
(anne) thanks
(anne) bye
Session Close: Thu Mar 13 22:01:05 1997


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