From: clrclady
Date: Wed Jul 13 14:32:18 MST 2005
Subject: Awesome!!!!

This is awesome. I am so happy for you. A step forward into life. YEAH!!!!

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From: dbonilla
Date: Wed Aug 17 19:37:27 MST 2005
Subject: Another time...place

Okay I now break this week of silence on the subject of "math support group." I guess we'll just wait and see when school starts, where and when to meet. Saturday nights work for me at either Dunkin Donuts or Coffee X Change. Mike used to meet me at Dunkin Donuts for math tutoring. The International House of P4NC4KES is another place that's open 24 hours. Rod and I recently met there at 4:30am, but not really about math stuff except maybe my problem of remembering only n - 1 things in a list of n things.

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From: derek
Date: Wed Aug 10 14:08:52 MST 2005
Subject: Times

Mmmmm . . . Dunkin Donuts. Sorry I have been absent from these conversations. My computer is having problems with its wireless. I foolheartedly changed msconfig to a selective startup and it's given me problems ever since. I'm on my dad's laptop right now. Anyway, offhand, it looks like Saturday evenings would be the best time (I may do work in Phoenix on Thur & Fri, and classes are Mon & Wed so those aren't good for me). Would that be suitable to all? Anyone who wants to attend, but can't do Saturday, raise your hand. I figure the more overburdened amung us can show up early (5-7pm), stretching out for those whose medications doesn't seem to kick in until 3 or 4 in the morning, which is to say, whenever we are finished. That makes Dunkin decent because it's open 24, and we don't have to worry about the host jogging off to bed early (say, at midnight). All of these, of course, are merely strawmen to the true calling of donuts and coffee. Unfortunely, there is not a wireless internet connection, which is bad for Russ. If there is another place open late with space for everyone, I'm open to suggestions. So . . . -Grading is good. For Susan's work last year we all helped her with grading when we could. I don't know how that works at the college level, but we can at least check papers against a key. Maybe. -Karen, for the chapbook dealie, the main steps are to collect writings/artwork, type/scan it into the computer, and edit/format it into book form. I'll try to get you formating specs at writers group. Yeah, wrong blog, but I'm not typing another. Summary- Would Saturday evening at Dunkin Donuts (Grant & Swan or 22 and Craycroft?) work for everybody? Other suggestions?

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From: Karen
Date: Wed Aug 10 17:58:58 MST 2005
Subject: Loitering in 24-7 joints

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Date: Wed Aug 10 19:38:05 MST 2005
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From: benjipark
Date: Thu Aug 18 06:18:55 MST 2005
Subject: place

From: Karen
Date: Thu Aug 18 08:00:00 MST 2005
Subject: Free is good

From: benjipark
Date: Thu Aug 18 15:28:55 MST 2005
Subject: coffee

From: russ
Date: Fri Aug 19 09:35:03 MST 2005
Subject: Where?

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Date: Fri Aug 19 17:38:17 MST 2005
Subject: location

From: Suki
Date: Sun Aug 21 10:33:29 MST 2005
Subject: Woo hoo!