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Topic 140 · 30 responses · archived october 2000
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~Amy seed
Kaff was nice enough to modify a calendar script for our use in posting VirtView and other dates. It is linked from the main Austen conference page here. And here is another link to it. We can use this topic to discuss films we wish to view before putting them up on the calendar.
~Ann2 #1
Amy, I like the 'it' , the old P&P logo on calendar head and I LOL when I saw the 'another year' possibility. It feels so safe to know what to do with spare time during the years to come.
~Cheryl #2
I really like the calendar, thanks Kaff! As the Semi-official coordinator of the VirtViews, I have a couple of suggestions. Although the calendar allows you to enter items on the calendar, please don't! That's something that can get out of hand real fast if we aren't careful! ;-) Use this topic here to discuss any movie that you would like to have as a VirtView and if there is a favorable response, I will add it to the schedule. Amy suggested using the calendar for birthday notices, which is a great idea, much easier to follow than our Birthday topic here (although we should still use it to send birthday greetings) so feel free to enter your birthday on the calendar (but don't enter that "very special episode of Fraiser" that you feel we should all see! ;-)
~Kaffeine #3
Cheryl - I agree. I conceived of the calendar as a place where anyone could add their birthday - but only you would be adding virt views. I've added a line under the month that says "Please add your b-day, but let Cheryl add the virt views". Also, if you add a post and need to change or delete it, from the monthly view, click on the link for the day of the entry. On that page you will have buttons for "Modify Item" and "Delete Item".
~Cheryl #4
Kaffeine: "Cheryl - I agree. I conceived of the calendar as a place where anyone could add their birthday - but only you would be adding virt views. I've added a line under the month that says "Please add your b-day, but let Cheryl add the virt views". Ah! The POWER!!! Buhwahahahahahaha!!! ;-)
~JohanneD #5
Cheryl (missed you last night in chat room, had my Coming out Ball) and Amy, I've been compiling a graphic of us posteree and posterettes with ages, place or origin,etc. It really helped me to get to know each + saw Myretta on TV and like putting her face on her name. Which leads me to this : wondering if any would be interested in having a calender type graphic of including a photo and few details on each of us. And would only be able to access it by password, for confidentiality of course. Any one?
~Cheryl #6
Johanne, are you still around? Shall we meet at Pemberley?? :-)
~JohanneD #7
And off we go...
~Amy #8
The picture sounds interesting, Johanne. Do it.
~mrobens #9
Johanne, I was thinking I'd borrow a digital camera for "Austen in Boston". What do you think?
~JohanneD #10
Myretta, at last, and who's in charge of logistic for this trip? Are you the head huncho? Camera is a wonderful idea, let keep a photographical journal of it and share it. After this first question, I've got tonnes of others to go along...
~JohanneD #11
Amy, would love to but am now computer-close-to-illiterate so imagine what I can do with it. Any suggestions. My hubby has a scanner at work, (he's a graphic artist specializing in cartooning) ....
~Amy #12
] (he's a graphic artist specializing in cartooning) .... ___ Oh-oh. You shouldn'ta oughta told us that.
~JohanneD #13
And he's a sweetheart, ask and you shall receive, anything for you Amy. For those of you in Boston, he did a cartoon : Guinness (the little dog) for a couple of year, for a local-scene irish bar infoguide at the demand of my Aussie friend now living down under. (what a tale)
~JohanneD #14
and for you Terry
~JohanneD #15
Will be happy to take care of it Amy, but just let me know what you think, some feedback please? Any details you would like in particular, should Cheryl or you make the official demand to all?
~JohanneD #16
How come it written 8:02 when here it's 12:52 (eastern) in the morning? it's usually one hour prior
~mrobens #17
Johanne, Didn't you get my email? We are proposing tea at the Ritz-Carlton on a Sunday and would like to know what dates are available. Please email me at mrobens@hbsp.harvard.edu.
~Kaffeine #18
No, I've never heard from anyone on the Prodigy browser. My only guess it that it has trouble with the text/html tag that the script uses (it must be translating the html as text). I agree with Amy's advice - why pay by the minute when there are so many internet providers that offer unlimited access (and the ability to use Netscape).
~Cheryl #19
Boy has this topic veered from its original prupose! ;-)
~Anna #20
] veered from its original prupose variety in pruposes is such an advantage don't you think?
~Carolyn #21
Help! I tried to add my birthday, Feb. 14, but I goofed up. Birthday appears twice and my name is not there. Cheryl or Kathleen, could you please fix this. Thank you very much!
~Mari #22
Cheryl; could not add my BD; if you could do it, pretty please? December 5th
~Amy #23
Me, too, Cheryl? I have not worked out the calendar, either. Better still, maybe write something up for the new FAQ and/or incorporate in Ann's toot?
~Cheryl #24
Done Mari...Amy, when is your birthday? and I'll write up something about how to use the calendar and pass it on to you to put where you think best! ;-)
~Amy #25
Cheryl. 8/8
~Cheryl #26
Gotcha! *samooch* :-)
~Donna #27
VIDEO RELEASE DATES: A&E EMMA - MARCH 5,1997 JN & GP - APRIL 15,1997
~Kaffeine #28
JN & GP - APRIL 15,1997 Grumble, grumble, bi**h, moan, etc....
~Cheryl #29
Well, I had planned on doing a VirtView of the Paltrow/Northam Emma in March (which is when I thought it would be released) but now, of course we shall have to postpone that. That means, though, that I have an opening for another VirtView in March. Please e-mail me privately (click on the green "Cheryl" above) with movie suggestions and I shall schedule a VirtView from the concensus.
~Ann #30
This was just posted on the Austen-L, and I thought it might be of interest: Date: Wed, 26 Feb 1997 15:13:35 -0500 From: Garnet Bass Subject: NPR alert The four-part radio series "Jane Austen and the Courage to Write" will put up on the NPR satellite in April. If you'd like to encourage your local station manager to download the program for airing, here's the pertinent information. It will be on NPR satellite A67.7S on Monday, April 7, 14, 21, and 28 from 11 a.m. to noon Eastern Time. The program is free to NPR stations and may be broadcast up to two times over the next year. The four parts are: "Jane Austen and a Style of Her Own" "For Better or Worse: Jane Austen and Marriage" "Pride and Prejudice: The Legacy of Jane Austen" "Jane Austen, Janeites, and the Jane Austen Society of North America" They were created by Emily Auerbach of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and partially funded by a grant from JASNA. The programs also will be available for purchase in audiocassette form. A study guide is being created to accompany the tapes. Information on those will be announced soon. Garnet Bass, "Run mad as often as you chuse; but do not faint." (Jane Austen)
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