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changed username to Kimberly Kimberly: Hi Dad rich-c: Well Kimberly - Hi! rich-c: And hello Pam too Kimberly: Who told???? rich-c: running a joint effort, are you? Kimberly: for the time being rich-c: good - wait till teh rest of the gang appears rich-c: you'll have them all confused Kimberly: she's just finishing up her laundry and then heading upstairs Kimberly: well it's good to keep them on their toes rich-c: so she got you to hold teh fort, then? Kimberly: she was showing me how to log in rich-c: anyway, feel free to hang around; they're a friendly bunch and like new visitors Kimberly: I was finishing my homework and she was working on the trays rich-c: finishing your homework? Kimberly: I was new last time, now I'm a semi-regular who can be picked on Kimberly: I started my lasted CGA course Kimberly: typo rich-c: oh, there isn't much picking-on on this chat Kimberly: oh sure!!!!!!!!!!! rich-c: really? didn't know you were working on it - Pam's been holding out on us, I guess Kimberly: Dad I had to sneak in here for a second - did you get my emails about Freecell? Kimberly: And I haven't been holding out rich-c: yes, and you'd have got my reply if I hadn't messed up the address Kimberly: how difficult can pclee Kimberly: @speedyauto.com be? rich-c: no, I sent it to Tamco Kimberly: That's okay, I'll get it tonite rich-c: and teh autocomplete on Eudora filled it in with an error Kimberly: re the CGA course, she just started last year and I really didn't think to mention it rich-c: you going to change the name now or leave it and confuse everybody? Kimberly: No, I'm getting up and letting Kimberly have her chair back rich-c: maybe you should change it to Pamela and Kimberly Kimberly: I'm back - you're the only one to 'confuse' at the moment rich-c: I hope that situation won't lasst rich-c: maybe we got so many last week everyone is worn out Kimberly: Where is everyone else at the moment??? rich-c: some tend to run a little late - for instance, it's only 6 on the Pacific coast and 9 a.m. tomorrow in Japan Kimberly: Pamela is leaving now to pick up her laundry and head up to casa Clee Kimberly: since chez Clee is taken rich-c: aha, very good, no doubt she'll be back with us soon rich-c: maybe we should give her "maison'? Kimberly: Russell laughs at us for chatting on the phone while we're just a few feet away, so he should get a good chuckle out of this rich-c: well with this, you can get people from all over the world rich-c: that makes it a bit different Kimberly: and entertaining Kimberly: Pamela did get mail from the middle of the ocean and London while I was away rich-c: yes. tonight I have to warn everyone I'll be scarce for a month or so Kimberly: where are your travels taking you now?? rich-c: we aren't sure. What's Bush going to do when, and what will the reaction be? rich-c: and what is the regional weather going to be for the next month? Kimberly: under the current situation, it could take you a week just to get across the border rich-c: exactly, and at that prioce we won't cross rich-c: also, what about gas supplies, and our dollar? Kimberly: so you're planning on staying up 'north' this time?? rich-c: and we'd love some nice fall weather, but NO early snow!!! Kimberly: boy, some canadian you are!! rich-c: no firm plans of any sort as yet rich-c: we wre toying with running over to Wisconsin if the weather held rich-c: want to look at Taliesin and other Wright structures rich-c: maybe go down to Springfield, IL and see otehr Wright buildings there
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moved to room Meeting Place Kimberly: I still prefer sun and sand for my destinations. Europe was great but after a while, you've seen 1 museum you've seen them all
changed username to Guy B. rich-c: but if it turns very cold - Chesepeake Bay? the Carolinas? Guy B.: Greetings!!!! Kimberly: Hi Guy rich-c: hello Guy, working late again? Guy B.: Yep, probably through next month. rich-c: bummer rich-c: though the way the travel business is going now, be glad you have a job Kimberly: I thought the car rental business would pick up with the stranded passengers trying to find alternative travel, but Dad said the lot has been full lately at National Guy B.: Your right. After hearing the latest job cuts particularly in the airline industry. This is really coming down hard. rich-c: in fact, didn't your company lose a building in New York?
Guy B. left chat session rich-c: oops - looks like Guy fell off Kimberly: Did we lose him, or is it a faulty connection?? Kimberly: I hope he didn't hurt himself rich-c: his error, I suspect - I noticed a double entry rich-c: I think he tried to remove his twin and knocked himself off Kimberly: I guess Pamela is taking the scenic route back to her place rich-c: oh, it takes a while to get back and get the computer booted up and online Kimberly: computers are so literal!!!!!! and touchy rich-c: I wanted to ask you - how did you send email while you wre away rich-c: do you have a hotmail account or something?
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changed username to Guy B. Kimberly: Mom had her own too for Dad to send messages rich-c: then you'd have used any available computer rich-c: welcome back Guy Kimberly: There was a computer room on the QE2 but it was expensive at .95/minute US Guy B.: I had two chat windows up and then I didn't get any messages. So, I quit and returned. rich-c: I have bought me a laptop with a modem so may try something when we are on the road Guy B.: What kind of notebook do you have? Kimberly: near my hotel in London I found an internet cafe only 1 pound for an hour rich-c: that was a lot better, Kim Kimberly: no kidding, but when you're in the middle of the ocean, you don't have a lot of choices rich-c: Guy, I got a P166MMX/64/2/1g/cd Dell Latitude XPe Kimberly: unfortunately I couldn't find a place nearby in Paris Kimberly: can you usually get a phone connection at campgrounds?? Guy B.: All right. You have a Dell too. You like it so far? What do you have on it? rich-c: our problem is I don't have an ISP with multiple POP's rich-c: Guy, beyond Windows, really zilch. Downloaded TweakUI and Slowview this evening and will install them soon rich-c: Will also download Alladin Expander to handle zip files Guy B.: I installed the latest version of TweakUI and it certainly a lot better than the last one I had. rich-c: Kim, campgrounds have phones, many have modem plugs, but few have ISPs within their local calling areas rich-c: I got version 1.33 Guy - is that the latest? Guy B.: I have two 32mb Simm 72 pin memory boards for sale. They don't work with the P133. I think I have EDO and that system doesn't support it. rich-c: I haven't looked inside teh laptop and don't plan to
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changed username to BobS rich-c: I'm comfortable poking around a desktop, but my fingers are not up to finicky work Guy B.: I believe so.
moved to room Meeting Place Kimberly: don't you want to play with that hardware too?? Guy B.: Hi Bob!
changed username to Pamela rich-c: Yo Bob! BobS: YO DUDES and DUDETTES Pamela: Dada! Pamela: Hi, Everyone Guy B.: HI Pam! BobS: How ist????? rich-c: hi daqughter, about time BobS: solly to late cholly! Pamela: Sorry, laundry to hang and bills to pay Kimberly: Hi Bob, nice to see you finally made it upstairs Pamela BobS: BILLS.........ugly scene that rich-c: yes, I'm agin them Pamela: Ya, but it had to be done Guy B.: But, we have to pay them. rich-c: especially the ones that play in Buffalo Kimberly: they follow you wherever you go..... BobS: yes, but how did ya know I was in the basemtn????? ;-) Pamela: Especially without Flutie rich-c: yes, that why bills are in the basement Pamela: See Bob, Kimberly is downstairs in 106 and I'm upstairs in 507 Pamela: Unfortunately, I ddin't leave the bills downstairs Pamela: Kimberly can't afford them Kimberly: cause she knows I'm not going to pay them for her rich-c: well, if she's going to go swanning around all over Europe... Pamela: A girl can hope, can't she? Kimberly: I have a large car repair bill looming in my future rich-c: what's falling apart now? Pamela: Everything Kimberly: the shorter list is what isn't rich-c: that's OK, I'm still in the process of fixing a van, car and trailer simultaneously rich-c: tell me about bills! Kimberly: if you're getting everything fixed at once, what's left to drive?? rich-c: Guy and Bob - we're getting the trailer ready for travel Pamela: Yahoo, free laundry! rich-c: so my participation in chats from now to Hallow'een is - problematic Guy B.: When are you leaving? Pamela: try non existent rich-c: when we get the car and trailer ready - maybe next week? - Can't really tell BobS: thought you were supposed to be alradya gone Kimberly: those retired people are not on a schedule like the rest of us BobS: what's amatter wid 'em????? rich-c: well, things have been a bit disordered of late rich-c: sort of fell behind with the van problem and are still catching up BobS: retired........ah, to be so......... rich-c: your time will come, Bob BobS: ya think????? Pamela: Eventually everyone retires, or so we're told rich-c: well, you may have a pproblem talking Judy into it Kimberly: do you believe everything that's in commercials?? rich-c: I may not be the only one told I was married for better or for worse, but not for lunch Pamela: No, but Ihave to believe in that or I'll go crazy Kimberly: the gov't now wants to extend the retirement age to 67 Kimberly: by the time I get there..... BobS: oh no, jusy is ALL for retirement and freedom to have me around, like a puppy dog at her heels Kimberly: it will be 90 Pamela: I'll have been retired for two years rich-c: Pam, do you have Zone Alarm running at the moment? Pamela: No Pamela: Did you get a ping? Guy B.: According to my latest social security statement. I have to wait until I'm 66 and 6 months in order to retire. Kimberly: bummer rich-c: no, but I've had three or four probes since I got on rich-c: looks as if this new worm is really getting active Guy B.: That Nimba worm that's going around. rich-c: McAfee is warning their users to update their virus database several ties a DAY Kimberly: our workplace debugged for that one today BobS: you been hit by Nimba yet Rich???? Pamela: Ours too. Once it was done, things worked a lot better BobS: what's a database?????? rich-c: no, I've never been hit by a virus - but then I'm strongly defended Kimberly: we should change your name to fortclee Guy B.: Mine' BobS: I just don't talk to anyone I don't know....snooty, I think they call it Kimberly: snobby rich-c: that isn't a defence, Bob - I've had several viruses come in from Adam names Guy B.: Mine's been very good on catching files that have been altered especially when I update them. BobS: ya that too! rich-c: which antivirus are you using, Guy? Guy B.: I have Virucide 2001. This program never needs an update. Kimberly: how does that work?? rich-c: never heard of it. tell me more Guy B.: Check out thelearningco.com. Parsons Technology puts it out. $29.95 U.S. rich-c: I tried SurfinGuard from finjan.com and it's really powerful rich-c: but it used so much of my computer resources it slowed everything down hopelessly Kimberly: catch22 situation rich-c: and was so paranoid I had problems letting legitimate stuff in and out rich-c: how come it never needs updating, Guy? Kimberly: my girlfriend's system in LA is so sensitive that I can't send anything to her from my home address, it rejects it as spam everytime Kimberly: it's so anoying rich-c: oh, spam filters just don't work worth squat, really Kimberly: or work too well Pamela: I guess some addresses just look funny to the American companies Guy B.: I'm not really sure. But, the program knows if a file is suspcious and warns you if you want the file removed. rich-c: no, if it accepts corporate but not individual senders, that is hardly smart Kimberly: yes, I can send to her from work Pamela: Yes, but her work address is dot com and her home is dot ca rich-c: shouldn't make any difference, Pam Kimberly: I think it's more an LA thing....... rich-c: in fact most spammers work from .com sites Pamela: You and I know that, but no one told her ISP that Kimberly: they always have to be 'special' rich-c: does she have her own spam filter or is it at her ISP? Kimberly: I think it's her ISP Pamela: brb, Russell's leaving for work Kimberly: by Russell rich-c: well, she needs to tell her ISP to smarten up or she'll get a new one rich-c: bye Russell Kimberly: I've already complained to her rich-c: some folks allow themselves to be bullied rich-c: my cursor crony has just been told by AOL that his computer doesn't fit their upgraded software Kimberly: her provider is 'pacificnet.net' Pamela: I'll pass those on in the morning rich-c: so he's thinking of getting a new computer to satisfy them Pamela: what??? rich-c: I sent him a list of better, cheaper ISPs Pamela: I'd tell AOL to go jump Kimberly: does AOL have stock in certain companies?? Pamela: I think I would do that anyway rich-c: probably rich-c: they also have mutal back-scratching deals with thousands Kimberly: AOL is last on my list of who I would want to deal with rich-c: well, yes, but you're a bit smarter than he is BobS: her, here, and trhere, there Pamela: Kimberly, can you tell if the driers have stopped yet? My watch just went off Kimberly: don't you mean went on?? rich-c: yes, put your ear to the floor Kimberly: I can still hear something from that area Pamela: No,the alarm went off Pamela: English. Gotta love it rich-c: somehow I suspect drier timers are not precise to the second Kimberly: I have fewer obstacles from my place to the laundry room - like no floor in between Pamela: I closed the door when I came up so it may be difficult to hear Kimberly: wow, someone who actually closes that door!! Pamela: Our driers are pretty precise - almost exactly an hour. However, I estimate which is why I;m not sure rich-c: right, the laundry room is on the ground floor, isn't it? Pamela: I only do it when you're around to complain Kimberly: like Saturday mornings Pamela: exactly rich-c: do Saturdays have mornings? Pamela: : ) Kimberly: it's almost across the hall from my place rich-c: what a joy Pamela: Yes, surprisingly enough, they do Dad Kimberly: really convenient when you forget something like Bounce, soap or money, right Pamela?? Pamela: Exactly Pamela: Or when you want company between loads rich-c: by the way, if you're having polecat troubles these damp nights Kimberly: I try not to notice Saturday mornings , it's my ONLY day to sleep in rich-c: the paper says Frabreeze fabric softener kills the odour right off - just a squirt or two Pamela: That's Febreze, Dad and thanks for the tip BobS: no ,,,,,,Sat does not have morning Pamela: I have to get in early if I'm going to get through my usual 9 or so loads rich-c: I have to get some, we have skunks around here that must be totally paranoid Pamela: Must be the raccoons spooking them BobS: geez, was ho0i8ng a newbie would stop by BobS: hoping rich-c: could well be, Pam Pamela: any particular newbie Bob BobS: guy sold an adam to on ebay austins BobS: 'auctions Kimberly: Pamela, the L room is quiet now. Your stuff is finished cooking Pamela: fimble ningers, there Bob Pamela: Thanks, I'll be right down BobS: huh????? :-) BobS: just use the window Pam BobS: it's quicker rich-c: Pam's off to get her laundry Pamela: But much more painfull Pamela: brb - I have to pay Kimberly back her dollar Kimberly: if she goes out the window, she'll splat right outside my place. That might be messy Pamela: Keep my spot warm, I'm not signing off Pamela: OOOh, gross! rich-c: OK, just hurry back Kimberly: I'm sure one of the cats will oblige Pamela: hurrying rich-c: I have a newbie in Pennsylvania but he can't get on chat BobS: Judith sasys......"HI" she is busy cross stitching tonihgt BobS: and Meeka is here too rich-c: he uses WebTV and they don't support Java BobS: and I won't let them on line rich-c: you mean you're going to make them go get on their own computers? rich-c: that would be awkward for Meeka at the moment BobS: nope BobS: they are just stitchin and wathin and stichin and watchin Kimberly: it's a relaxing pastime rich-c: I think Frances is still trying to catch up on the morning papers Kimberly: which morning?? rich-c: but then I haven't quite finished them either
moved to room Meeting Place rich-c: Kimberly, that question is a lot more apropos than you might suspect Kimberly: my mother has a pile of papers dating back for months.....
changed username to AdamUser2 Guy B.: Ok, we have a newbie. AdamUser2: Is this the place to talk of Adam? BobS: heck I just save them and read them later........maybe rich-c: hey Bob, looks like your new guy has Arrived!!! BobS: mayube, mayber Guy B.: You came to the right place. AdamUser2: I used to have one, but lost it many years ago. rich-c: sure is - what do you want to know? BobS: "lost{"......????? BobS: we can get ya one! rich-c: so get a new one - it isn't hard AdamUser2: I want to buy one, but can't find one aside from the $160 expensive ones at "ecoleco" (Adam's House years back) BobS: oh contrare!!!!!! rich-c: had a guy wanted to give me one free yesterday afternoon Kimberly: I'm signing off, place nice with the new 'guy' now...... BobS: Rich let him have it!!!! BobS: ok Kim, be gtood Guy B.: Bye Kimberly rich-c: I didn't have time to go pick it up AdamUser2: It was my first computer. AdamUser2: Got it second hand. rich-c: besides, I'm a dealer - I sell them, though a LOT cheaper than the competition BobS: pick what up, you got a whole basement full of ADAM's
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changed username to Abrasiv1 BobS: see????? older IS better!!!! AdamUser2: a wonderful language, until my tape stopped working <sob> rich-c: Kim just signed off, Pam Guy B.: I have a million points on that game and it still stands to this date. BobS: PAM, I told you not to badger Kimberly BobS: now, she got ticked off and left rich-c: Hi John, how;s things in New Hampshire? Abrasiv1: quite nice thank you AdamUser2: I would love to get a new ADAM, but can I do so without spending mountains of dough? Pamela: Hi, John BobS: YA MON!!!!!!! Pamela: Darn, Ihad things to tell her Guy B.: Hi John Abrasiv1: good evening BobS: and it si NOT like she lives in your buildeing, eh Pam?????? rich-c: How does $100 delivered to your door, rev.80, everything that was in the original box (manuals, tapes, etc) sound Pamela: Just wanted to let her know I left the loonie I borrowed under her door AdamUser2: inc. shipping? AdamUser2: tapes functional? rich-c: delivered includes shipping yes AdamUser2: w/ or w/o printer? BobS: WHAT???????? you should have borrowed a toonie....at least rich-c: if not, they'll be replaced, no sweat BobS: see, Ya'll came to the right place, yes?????? rich-c: with printer. working. with ribbon. with daisy wheel. EVERYTHING BobS: tha's US bucks, right Rich????? Pamela: twonies don't fit in the washing machine AdamUser2: is there any way to power that thing without the hulking printer? rich-c: yes, that's my schtick to cover the shipping costs rich-c: no, because the power supply is in the printer BobS: w;hy do loonies, but not twonies fit?????? rich-c: you can toss the rest of the printer, but not the pwoer supply AdamUser2: I was afraid of that AdamUser2: will you still be selling in two years? rich-c: I have been for the last ten or more, so I reckon so BobS: TWO YEARS!!!!! amn, gotta stick while the iron is HOT!!! rich-c: I am unlikely to run out of stock anytime soon AdamUser2: oh- does anyone know how to connect a CV joystick to a PC? Pamela: Wash is a buck and a quarter - loonie and quarter. driers are a buck, 4 quarters. go figure. I had enuf quarters but miscounted my loonies AdamUser2: also, does anyone know where to find a tape-image of SmartBASIC? rich-c: why do you want a tape image of SmartBASIC? Pamela: Guy, did Dad tell you he bought a laptop? AdamUser2: to run on ADAMEm Guy B.: Yep, he did. Pamela: couldn't remember. Now I want one AdamUser2: until I have sufficient space to setup (and therefore buy) an actual ADAM Guy B.: Get a Dell. Pamela: Have to have something to bring to the 'con next year Pamela: Don't want one that costs the earth though rich-c: ah - you're into the emulator. Right. Ask Guy, or ROn when he comes on Pamela: I felt nekkid without a computer at this one AdamUser2: well, it's a temporary solution until I get the actual machine rich-c: oh, at the Adam conventions now we end up with more emulators than Adams BobS: send email to rslopsema@netzero.net and I will email you a copy of SamrtBasic back.........mark the email .. Guy B.: Sometime later on, I plan to put up a few images for AdamEm on my website. Pamela: hence the need for laptops rich-c: and even at that have an Adam for every conventioneer BobS: WED CAHT PROMISE BobS: CHTA BobS: chat Pamela: definite case of fumble fingers rich-c: wanna try that again a little slower, Bob? Pamela: seems to be going around, Bob, I couldn't type worth a darn earlier rich-c: anyway, Bob, he doesn't want a tape, he wants the image file BobS: ya sure mon!!!! :-) Guy B.: He's always having typing trouble. Just give him a few years to perfect. Pamela: I hear there's a good Adam program on the subject ; ) BobS: I can do dat!!!!!! AdamUser2: Bob, did you mean the image file or the actual tape? BobS: when I grow up........ AdamUser2: (sent a moment ago, anyway) BobS: image file for ADAM EM AdamUser2: ah AdamUser2: thanks Pamela: did you spell it right? AdamUser2: in the words of a film which preceded even Coleco... AdamUser2: "You have my gratitude." Pamela: John, you're very quiet tonite rich-c: you got any name shorter than "ADamUser2" we can call you? Guy B.: For information on the AdamEm utilities. Check out my website www.geocities.com/bona_3 AdamUser2: Kevin AdamUser2: I think I have been to most of your sites on ADAM at one point or another over the last five years BobS: velcome velcome Kevin Pamela: thank you Kevin Guy B.: Wrong address www.geocities.com/bonag_3 rich-c: good shot, Kevin. Think you've got the handles for the rest of us (except John) AdamUser2: well, I might have actually emailed Rich once BobS: guy, emial that address to me would ya?????? I have to upfate my website pages AdamUser2: but it would have been long ago AdamUser2: oh- Bob, I sent that email AdamUser2: it's subjected "SmartBASIC" rich-c: could be, Kevin, I hear from a lot of Adam users rich-c: I'm cleechez@tamcotec.com Pamela: If you want mug shots of all of us, try adam.hollowdreams.com and check out AC13 group photo BobS: lok Kevin, might not get it tomorrow night as we are going out for dinner, but this weekend I will Guy B.: Welcome Kevin Guy B.: adamcomputer@netzero.net, right? BobS: yup...OR rslopsema@netzero.net BobS: OR too many others to get ino0t rich-c: wonder how long that will last? Abrasiv1: pam....not much to say Guy B.: Got it. I'll add it to my address book. Pamela: I think we're the only ones happy with our ISP, Dad BobS: ';don';tsend me any virus's that wormn into your address book rich-c: there are days when I get that impression, Pam Pamela: Well, John, you're balancing me out - I have a tendency to talktoo much rich-c: though Dr. D. has also had the same ISP since he's been on line Abrasiv1: I am usually a good listener BobS: got the email Kevin Pamela: speaking of whom, I sent an email to Elanor but haven't heard back AdamUser2: I would seem mighty green compared to you all rich-c: that is a virtue not to be understanted, John BobS: haven't "seen" Ian in a while either Pamela: And it's sooo much fun to "listen" here
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changed username to Ron Pamela: Darn space bar Pamela: Hi, Ron rich-c: hello Ron, we wre beginning to give up hope Guy B.: Hi Ron, On the Mac tonight? Ron: Yo! Ron: yup Pamela: ah, a man of few words Pamela: Ron, meet Kevin, alias AdamUser2 rich-c: Ron, before I forget - vacation looms; I will be scarce here until Halloween Ron: P200 just got back from the shop Still in the trunk of the car Ron: ain't life tough rich-c: what was ailing it, Ron? Ron: noted Rich Pamela: ain't it just? Abrasiv1: i see........a play on words...dumb question ...unasked or unspoken AdamUser2: yeah, I started using the ADAM quite late AdamUser2: it was my neighbor's before they moved and gave it to us AdamUser2: I owned that before a Nintendo or an Apple IIe AdamUser2: I learned BASIC on that Ron: Had a meeting this morning, and another this afternoon. If I hadn't spent the middle part of the day on the golf course Ron: I'd be miserable AdamUser2: years later, I would discover that AppleSoft was the same as SmartBASIC AdamUser2: but with a less insightful command interface Pamela: Dad keeps threatening to give me one, but I don't have room for it right now rich-c: it's amazing how long it took us to find out some very basic things rich-c: mind you I can hardly talk; I'm still mostly at sea in Adam matters Guy B.: Not entirely the same as Applesoft Basic. Pamela: So, I tag along to the conventions and learn things the hard way Pamela: Not to mention all the greek that goes through here Pamela: sorry, geek AdamUser2: no, but for someone who had never known any other language, I started to believe that "HOME" was the universal clear-screen command rich-c: bet CLS came as a real shock to you too, then Guy B.: Text does the same thing, except it will clear any graphics on your screen. rich-c: see Ron - I really do know at least one DOS command Ron: nasty one that TEXT rich-c: maybe some day I'll even know what to do with it Ron: impressive Rich BobS: pulling the battery on the laptop is standard procedure aroundf here rich-c: I knew you'd be thrilled Pamela: you know more than one, Dad - I know I have seen you use "dir". Ron: however...... if you use SmartBASIC 1.x, CLS also works rich-c: squealler! Ron: Oh....so I'm not alone Pamela: That's what offspring are for, to spill your secrets Ron: around here, that sort of thing happens.....a lot Ron: some nights, I never know what computer I'm on Pamela: If it's Wednesday this must be the Mac? Guy B.: I wonder why? rich-c: considering the number you have, this is a surprise? Pamela: eight computers in seven days Ron: There's 4 Mac's 3 486, 2 AdAms, and a P200 Ron: not a REAL computer in the whole bunch Guy B.: Anyone need 72 pin Simm memory modules? Ron: what size Guy Abrasiv1: what size Guy B.: 32mb. I have two of them and I think they are EDO. AdamUser2: so often I am surprised when folks I know refer to 486 or 386 machines as "old" rich-c: well, there's still Amigas available, Ron Pamela: heck, I'm using an AMD K6-2 and people refer to THAT as old Ron: buddy of mind was looking, I'll get back to you Ron: Have had it with trying to keep up Pamela: as long as I can chat, I don't worry too much Pamela: And I have to admit, I love internet banking Pamela: can't remember when I was last in a branch Ron: well that's the trouble you see, we get used to the new facilities Ron: Being the world's worst bookeeper, I find the online banking a real neat thing to have Pamela: the only thing I still pay by cheque is the rent, and only because I can't think of a way to set it up through direct payment or Internet Ron: Rich - a question Ron: did you hear any more from the gent who was looking for the ADAM steering wheel thingie? Guy B.: My bank just made it free and I'm thinking about signing up for it. Ron: As it turns out, I have 2 Pamela: what, Internet banking Guy? Pamela: Around here they only charge you a fee if you go into a branch and have an acutal person do the work Guy B.: My bank just made it available to anyone who has an account. If you want to use the bill pay online, that's $5.95 a month. Ron: you mean you have to PAY for it? Pamela: and there you have the difference between American and Canadian banking Pamela: American banks still believe in service Guy B.: Just for the bill pay online. If you want the other to view your balance, transfer between accounts, etc. That's free. Ron: Mind you, I'm paying more than sufficient service charge elsewhere Abrasiv1: right now banks aren't much better than the old mattress Pamela: too true, Kevin Ron: ok I understand rich-c: we dont see much in the way of charges - senior account and fair balance Pamela: Sure Dad, rub it in rich-c: Ron, haven't heard more about the steering wheel Ron: Yeah, Mom's the same rich-c: not sure what the status is - forget who was asking Ron: Me, I'm always broke AdamUser2: people talk as though JAVA is an old language rich-c: if it was Geoger, he has other things on his mind Pamela: speaking of banking Dad, what's the Cdn equivalent to the fee for the con? I need to pay you for that Ron: Still want to learn Z80 assembler Ron: and more BASIC Ron: and LOGO Ron: and Forth AdamUser2: Bob, is that SmartBASIC coming? rich-c: reminds me, I have to get a couple of PCM discs off to Joe Blenkle Abrasiv1: Logo is interesting rich-c: cp?m Pamela: My mother likes Logo Pamela: it's the artist in her rich-c: Frances (my wife) is a real Logo enthusiast Guy B.: She's an expert at Logo. Ron: and she's good at it Abrasiv1: i tried some graphics mapping in logo BobS: patience Kevin, I am UPstairs whilst the computer DOWNstairs is defragging rich-c: she likes it as a graphics tool and is frustrated because most other users want it for word processing or such BobS: will have to wait itll at least tomorrow =to sned it your Abrasiv1: but i am certainly no expert BobS: way Ron: Lord there'll be bytes all over the floor AdamUser2: you have my apologies AdamUser2: I have never seen so many Adam users in one place BobS: good things take time my man!!!! Ron: AdamUser2: have we been introduced? rich-c: you should come to the convention - next years is in Grand Rapids, MI Pamela: Ron, I introduced you right after you signed on - you must have missed it rich-c: we were in Cleveland this year, in July BobS: heck it gets bsuier Ron: prolly BobS: busier Ron: I'm Ron Mitchell, Comox British Columbia Canada AdamUser2: that would about bust my car, MI AdamUser2: I'm out in Massachusetts rich-c: why, where are you? Ron: User of ADAMs, and most anything else for sale in a flea Abrasiv1: where in mass? Ron: good Ron: welcome rich-c: hey, you could make the drive in two days, no sweat Pamela: Depends on what he's driving, Dad BobS: BobSlopsema in GRAND RAPIDS site of ADAMCON 14 Pamela: Pamela Clee, in Toronto, Ontario site of AC12 AdamUser2: various parts of the state, depending upon the time of the year rich-c: like the Berkshires in summer, the coast in winter? rich-c: those long skinny states give such nice climate variations AdamUser2: heh, something like that Pamela: John, should we send Kevin some of your snow? BobS: SNOW???????? rich-c: very interesting state, been touring down there for a week or so each of the lsst two years Abrasiv1: no he probably had enough of it last year Ron: Yeah, you know that white stuff that we don't got out here Pamela: don't act like you don't know about the stuff, Bob Guy B.: Well, gang. I'm going to go here. See you all next week. BobS: ;-) Pamela: Goodnite Guy - see you next week
(BobS winks) Abrasiv1: bye guy rich-c: night Guy, see you when we get back, or next week if we haven't left yet Ron: Say goodnight Guy BobS: nite Guy!!!! Pamela: nite Guy Guy B.: Have a safe trip, Rich. AdamUser2: Good evening, folks.
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Ron left chat session rich-c: Ron out, Jill in Abrasiv1: evening jillian Pamela: Ron just transported out of here Jillian: Hey all. Just thought I'd pop in and see if anyone was still here. rich-c: where is Dale tonight? Pamela: You're running really late - is the baby a night owl? Jillian: Dale is sitting on the couch researching some band concert or something. Jillian: I think the baby will be a night owl out of self defence. Pamela: I can relate to that Jillian: We actually just finished supper. Abrasiv1: well.......fading here......you all have a good week rich-c: yes, I suspect it's a long time since his/her parents have seen regular hours Abrasiv1: good night Pamela: G'nite John rich-c: nite John, see you soon Pamela: CU next week Jillian: Dale says he's not on because he burned out. Abrasiv1: hope so BobS: Hi Jillian!!!!
Abrasiv1 left chat session BobS: nite John Jillian: He's had a busy week. Pamela: burned out what? BobS: burned UP????? ;-) Jillian: oops s/b he is burned out. Pamela: Dale Wick, human torch Jillian: Altough he did have to call the fire dept about his office building yesterday. BobS: spontaneous human combustion??????? Pamela: Why, Jill? BobS: WOW!!!!! rich-c: oh dear, did he work the computer so hard the server overheated? Jillian: No an enameling oven left on but the fan turned off. rich-c: he;s into enammaling? Jillian: It filled the second floor hallway with smoke and Dale noticed as he was leaving. Pamela: oooh, not good BobS: stinky!!!! Jillian: One of the tenants in the building is a jewelery maker. rich-c: bet he just loved the results rich-c: fried diamonds, ouch! Jillian: This is the second time in less than a year that he's called the FD just before leaving the office. Pamela: what happened the first time? BobS: not fried, just soft and gooey Jillian: First time it was a vent fire. This time just smoke. Pamela: otherwise known as carbon Jillian: He's suggested to his boss that they might change offices. rich-c: or builkdings Pamela: I can't imagine why! :) Jillian: We went to see an apartment today. 2 bedrooms $910. Pamela: What building is he in? BobS: ouch! BobS: but nice???? Jillian: His office is near Dufferin and Finch. Jillian: The apartment is beautiful. Pamela: We have one coming up in December - 2 bedrooms, fourth floor, about the same but no a/c rich-c: these days ,that price doesn't seem greatly out of line Jillian: Hardwood floors, full bathtub, windows, BobS: then in us $$$$$$ about $600......about right for us here Jillian: ceilings I can't touch, it will cut an hour off of my commute. Pamela: can't help you there, I must admit Jillian: Near Don MIlls and Eglinton. rich-c: what about Dale's commute? Pamela: Except downtown Toronto, where 2 BR go for about $1500 BobS: an hour longer.......??? Jillian: Dale works from home about 3 days a week and drives to the office when he doesn't. rich-c: Toronto is a big city, Bob Pamela: well, her office is in Scarborough and I'm in Weston - the opposite side of the city rich-c: if it's out of rush hour, Don Mills to Dufferin is tolerable BobS: Judy say....."them's who hesitate...don't get nice apartments" Jillian: His will be double or triple. 15 minutes instead of 5. rich-c: especially in Toronto Pamela: poor lad Jillian: We haven't given notice at this place yet. So for two months we'll have two places. Pamela: Besides, Don Mills to Dufferin is the opposite direction that everyone else is going BobS: so you rented it????? Jillian: Very true Pam. rich-c: you qwill likely appreciate that as you move, especially with the baby due in December Jillian: We put in an application with the management company. They'll do a credit check this week and hopefully we'll have it for sure by the weekend. rich-c: lay on some buddies, a couple of cases of ale, and a truck,,, BobS: COOL!!!!!! Pamela: Jill, from experience I know that having both places for at least a month is a blessing. You can paint and do other stuff without having to work around the packing rich-c: should get the move done in a couple of weekends BobS: Can we all come and see it?????? Jillian: We had planned on having at least one month of overlap. rich-c: right answer, Jill Pamela: I've also discovered that it's no different to move across the street than it is to move across the city Jillian: Dale says if you would like to see it, you'd have to get permission from the people who live there now. rich-c: oh yeah? try walking across the city carrying a lamp Pamela: Let me know if we can help - I have a station wagon Pamela: Try moving your couch from one side of the stree to the other Pamela: STill have tohave a moving van Jillian: Thanks for the offer Pam. We may be ok. Two of Dale's brothers own trucks and we have our jeep. Pamela: (six trips later!!!) rich-c: that's why we're still in our little old house - Frances finds moving so traumatic, she just WONT BobS: when could you get physical possession of it??? Jillian: I've moved a couch down the street. The only bad part was the comments from other pedestrians. Pamela: LOL Jillian: If all goes well, Oct 1. Pamela: I can just imagine Jillian: If we owned, you would need a crowbar to move me. rich-c: that's quick, just a few days really Pamela: Me too. BobS: tha'd be good.......little time to get it ready and move in before things could possibly happen BobS: meaning little feet Pamela: It didn't take us very long either Dad Pamela: Only about a week once we made up our minds Jillian: I was starting to worry about having to wait until Jan 1 to move. Pamela: Of course, we then moved on the coldest day of the year Jillian: We've been looking since May. rich-c: that would be just what you need BobS: THAT would have been a BUMMER!!!!! Jillian: We've seen two types of places. Crummy places that would love to have us as tenants.... Pamela: So cold they couldn't get our diesel moving truck started BobS: cold then too Jillian: and nice places that we end up on the short list but not actually getting the apartment. rich-c: that sounds like our housing market, all right Jillian: Cold enough for a diesel engine to have problems. Yuck. Pamela: Jill, if you know of anyone who would like a place in the west end, let me know cos our landlord loves us and always asks us about prospective tenants before anyone else Jillian: Altough I'd prefer to move in cold than hot. Pamela: Oh yeah. Made the mistake of carrying the plants across the street. thirty seconds outside and we killed 'em all Jillian: I'll ask around. Most of my friends live downtown or in the east though. rich-c: maybe Dale will know someone rich-c: Pam and her family and friends are slowly taking over the building Jillian: We don't have any plants and last time we moved the cats each in their own box in the back of a pickup. Pamela: The cats walked too, complaining loudly all the way. It was rather embarrassing rich-c: People, it's time us old folks shut down - have to say goodnight Jillian: Be careful. That might develop into a 'gasp' community! and we don't have those in T.O. rich-c: hope to see you all next Wednesday, if not, end of October Pamela: Yes, Lindsay moved in, brought us in, we brought in Kimberly and then Allyson, then Ally brought in Monique. BobS: hey kids....gotta head up to bed now; Judy is already departed and she'll Jillian: See you later Rich. and Bob. Good to talk to you. BobS: tuck in the sheets and leave me in the cold if I don't ge tup there rich-c: night now. take care Jillian: Better run, Bob! Pamela: Pop, don't forget tos end that email and I'll see you tomorrow. Goodnite Bob, see younext week (darn space bar) BobS: see ya later, tell Dale to get some slelep!
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rich-c left chat session Jillian: 'nite from Dale as well. Pamela: I suppose I should pack it in too. (what colour is that?) Jillian: Colour? of what? Pamela: Seriously though, if you two need help just yell Pamela: colour of gone Jillian: Thanks. I will. I don't imagine we'll have more than one weekend of big stuff to go. Jillian: Did I ever tell people that Dale bought me a sewing machine? Pamela: I swore I wasn't going to move again until we bought a house, i hated packing that much Jillian: I can't remember. Oh well something to talk about next week. Pamela: Yes you did, at Walmart I believe Pamela: Nice to have clothes that fit, isn't it? Jillian: Packing I don't mind. It's the unpacking and trying to get organized again that drives me nuts. Pamela: We never did either - fully unpack or get organized. I think it's in the genes Jillian: I've only made one dress and I got the neckline wrong. Jillian: but I made a shawl. Pamela: That's okay, they'll improve with practice Jillian: In this place we've mostly gotten organized by taking boxes of unorganized stuff and putting them in storage. Pamela: I wish that worked around here. So far all we have is the unorganized part Jillian: It drives Dale batty to have boxes in the house and it makes me stressed to have things just out of boxes with no where to put them. Pamela: I have started a cleaning campaign that I expect will last till about January Jillian: Part of my email sig is 'Housework worth doing is worth doing half-heartedly.' Pamela: That's a sentiment I can heartilyh agree with Jillian: Have you ever tryed the 'Flylady' system? Pamela: no - tell all Jillian: I'm working on it now and making a little bit of progress every day. Jillian: Flylady is a woman who lives in the states and she runs a website and mailing list for clutterers, and messies. Pamela: Flylady.com? Pamela: right up my alley Jillian: The basic idea is small easy to do routines that start with cleaning the kitchen sink and blossom into cleaning the bathroom everymorning and more. Jillian: flylady.net Pamela: I shall have to checkit out. The hard part is getting Russell to cooperate - he's a worse clutterer than I am Pamela: Example: open a can and leave the opener on the counter Jillian: Right now my bedtime routine is 1)choose clothes for tomorrow, 2)brush teeth, 3)brush hair, 4)put dirty clothes in hampers and 5) throw out one item of garbage. Jillian: Dale is bad as well. My father was always bad. Jillian: I think it's a matter of training somewhat. Pamela: my mom used to be really uptight about cleaning, but she has relaxed a lot in recent years. Pamela: Problem is, Russell didn't get any training at home - his mom is just as bad Jillian: the cool thing about flylady's routines is the lack of stress. You don't have to do everything on her list, just the things that work for you. Pamela: I don't know if I can train an old dog of 40 new tricks Jillian: My mother was 'born organized' and still drives me nuts. Jillian: so start with one. : Pamela: My girlfriend Kimberly is like that - she says "ignore the mess" and there are two things on the dining room table and the rest of the place is immaculate. She's good inspiration though Pamela: Sometimes just having her up here can help me get started cleaning Jillian: Most of the women who try it find that when they start, noone notices but about three weeks in their hubbies either notice or pitch in. Pamela: I don't think Russell would notice if it bit him Pamela: Still, I have to admit that he's been better recently. one thing I notice is if he's under stress, everything gets ignored Pamela: After 14 years, I've learned a few things Jillian: I know what clean is and how to maintain it. I never learned how to get there from the mess I'm in right now before. Jillian: Lots of people do that, when stressed. Pamela: Someone oughta write a book on the subject. My dad has suggested a fronte end loader Pamela: I seriously considered it Pamela: There are days when I'm sure I;m a changeling - I am so opposite to my parents in everything Jillian: When I was a teen my parents decided they would clean my room. They got a rake and a shovel and piled everything on my bed and told me to clean it up. Pamela: After a while, Mom just closed the door so she didn't have to look at it Jillian: Your parents house is pretty cluttered. At least it has been when I've been there. Jillian: It's just organized clutter. Pamela: It is now. When I was younger, it wasn't like that. Mom had a place for everything Pamela: When they gained more space after I moved out,the clutter expanded to fill the extra space Pamela: Have you been in the morgue - I mean the basement? Jillian: One of my friends told me once 'just put everything away and the house will be clean.' Pamela: Like it's that easy Jillian: No I've never been in the basement. but the last time I was there, the couch was totally covered with papers. Pamela: There's a couch under there? I wondered what was holding all that stuff up Jillian: It is that easy for him. If he wasn't such a nice guy, I'd hate. Jillian: :) Pamela: Next time your at my parents place, ask to see the basement. Then picture me living down ther complete with bed, desk, couch, chair, loveseat, dresser and hope hcest Pamela: Not to mention bookcase and about a ton of books and clothes Jillian: I also frequent a newsgroup called alt.recovery.clutter. It's somewhat of a support group. Pamela: Is there a twelve step program somewher for this? Jillian: If it is bad, your mom might be a touch embarassed and I wouldn't like to make her uncomfortable. Jillian: Hmm twelve steps... Messies anon or clutterers anon. mostly in the states though. Pamela: The basement is now completely filled with Adam computer stuff, floor to ceiling, wall to wall with a path to the back room Pamela: Ruthlessly organized, but completely full Jillian: Oh boy. Actually I can believe it. Pamela: You can see why I call it the morgue Jillian: Definitely. I once lived in an apartment like that. Pamela: God help me if I ever have to clean out the house. Every Adamite in North America will be awash in computers and parts Jillian: Once in a while on the newsgroup people post horror stories from their local news. Some scary stuff goes on. Jillian: Aren't we all now? Pamela: That's nothing compared to what it would be! Pamela: There was an article in Biography magazine recently about two brothers who lived in Chicago that never threw anything out Pamela: They were both dead for months before anyone discovered them, and then they had to go through the window to get into the place Pamela: They ended up having to burn the place down to get it completely rid of bugs and rodents Jillian: I think that one got posted to the group. Pamela: That would be the ultimate horror story Jillian: Most recently there was a story about a woman who was removed from her house by Social services. Pamela: So much of cleaning up is just getting up the gumption to do it Pamela: Was she removed through the window too? Jillian: As they were cleaning the house up, she arrived home with garbage bags from the places she worked as a cleaning lady. Pamela: she brought it home? Pamela: Cleaning lady???!! Pamela: Really makes you believe in irony Jillian: She brought home everything!! food garbage, papers, anything they threw out went into her house. Pamela: Scary Jillian: She beleived it was valuable and that she would be able to sell it. Jillian: Meanwhile the social services had hired a disaster recovery crew to empty her house. Pamela: I;m just sitting here shaking my head,. Un believable Jillian: They were cutting up her piles with chainsaws to get them into garbage bags. Pamela: Nice to know there's hope for us yet Jillian: At that point I think it really is mental illness. I don't think I could go that far. Pamela: I agree. That goes far beyond normality Jillian: I think as long as we can recognize that a mess is a mess there's hope. Pamela: I definitely know a mess when I see one - all i have to do is look around Pamela: And on that note, i think it's bedtime Jillian: Yeah me too. Without even turning my head. Pamela: Start with the computer desk and work outwards? Jillian: I've got to do my routine! and I think it's time. Pamela: Yeah, 6:00am comes mighty early Jillian: I've actually started with the kitchen sink. suggestion of flylady. Pamela: See you next week? Pamela: I'm gonna go check that out, but not tonite Jillian: I hope so. I work until 8 or maybe 9 next week though. Pamela: Don't overdo and take care. Jillian: I will. thanks. You as well. and check out flylady. Pamela: Will do. Good night! Jillian: nite. Pamela: Poof Jillian: poof!
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