[17:21] sexywalk override wear me: 3500 bytes free [17:21] Pannie Paperdoll is Online [17:23] Test Door: To demonstrate different operation, next time the doors will slide (set which method once purchased). [17:27] Katydid Something is Online [17:29] Artist House: Lebachai Vesta is at the door. [17:31] You decline Talis Cybrary City, Cybrary City (117, 130, 24) from A group member named Lebachai Vesta. [17:33] Artist House: Lebachai Vesta is at the door. [17:34] You: Hi Katydid--hope this tweak works for you! [17:35] Katydid Something: I'm double checking the cript now -- setting it for somewhere intirely different to see if the script itself works [17:35] You: good idea [17:36] Katydid Something: Might be the script! [17:36] You: That would make some sense, since I've got everything turned on related that I can find [17:37] You: Let me know how it goes and if I can do anything else--are you getting a bigger sign? [17:38] Katydid Something: Well, I didn't want to get it too beg and there were no prcedents so I figured to start samll [17:38] You: Up to you--I don't mind if you want to make it bigger :) [17:38] Katydid Something: Ok is the place I put it alriht? [17:39] Katydid Something: alright [17:39] You: That's fine [17:39] You: I even pictured something like your South Pacific poster on an easel [17:39] Katydid Something: OK -- i'll work on it in a little while -- after I finish a few other tasks [17:40] Katydid Something: Thanks, Lebachai! [17:40] You: np--I have to go to a meeting, let me know how it goes [17:51] Nick Ulich: Lebachai, Galen is an enthusiast of Firefly and Serenity [17:51] Galen Noltenius: we can head over there after the meeting and i'll see if the pavilion is there... [17:51] Nick Ulich: As am I [17:52] You: Ah, gotcha--Whedon fans :) [17:52] Nick Ulich: yup [17:52] Galen Noltenius: yes lebachai and i had numerous coversations about firefly....she should watch it, too :) [17:52] Nick Ulich: we could tie her down and screen it on the screens behind her [17:52] You: lol...I don't watch most mass media stuff [17:53] Nick Ulich: then you should love Firefly [17:53] You: My husband has watched Serenity, does that count? [17:53] Nick Ulich: it was cancelled mid season [17:53] Abbey Zenith is Online [17:53] Nick Ulich: I'll give you a pass this time..... [17:54] Nick Ulich: My wife hasn't seen it either [17:54] You: phew :) [17:54] Nick Ulich: opps, rl - i'm at the ref desk and a patron beckons [17:54] Galen Noltenius: ah ok [17:55] Galen Noltenius: lebachai, did u open your island yet? [17:55] You: Yep, it opened just barely over a week ago...still a few rentals left ;) [17:55] Galen Noltenius: ah...how much linden are you chargin? [17:56] You: depends on the house [17:56] You: if you're interested, I can show you after the meeting [17:56] Galen Noltenius: ah ok we'll see what time the meeting is over... [17:56] You: hi Dhay [17:56] Galen Noltenius: m exhausted and using wi-fi in hotel so not sure if it will cut out [17:56] TeeCee Towradgi is Online [17:56] Dhay Oh: hi [17:56] You: ah, traveling again? [17:57] Galen Noltenius: yes [17:57] Galen Noltenius: kentucky [17:57] Dhay Oh: do either of you know why I'm unable to fly--and how to turn it back on? [17:57] Galen Noltenius: nah u should be able to [17:57] Galen Noltenius: press the e key [17:57] You: it's not turned off [17:58] Dhay Oh: nothing! Grrr...all day. [17:58] You: are you using the "fly" button or the arrow keys on the keyboard? [17:58] Dhay Oh: Oh well. Maybe it'll mysteriously reappear [17:58] You: I mean, "page up" [17:58] You: Hi DInnie [17:58] Dhay Oh: The page up/arrow keys, but even the "Fly" button below doesn't work [17:59] Galen Noltenius: o no! dinnie, i got your email and haven't had time to respond.... [17:59] Dhay Oh: Eh, I'll figure it out. Thanks though! [17:59] Dinnie Devonshire: Hi Lebachai [17:59] Dinnie Devonshire: Sorry for the lag. That was me not being in the chat area! [17:59] Galen Noltenius: thanks for sending it and i'll dig it out when i get back in the office later this week... [17:59] Dinnie Devonshire: Hi Galen. OK, just some random thought on what we can do with ALA in SL. [18:00] Willow Kindley is Online [18:01] You: should I spam the lists one more time to say we're starting? [18:01] Dinnie Devonshire: Could do that. [18:01] Dinnie Devonshire: Wont hurt. [18:10] You: well, how about we go into the auditorium and get started with the few and the faithful? :) [18:10] Willow Kindley: sounds good to me. [18:10] Dinnie Devonshire: Sure, lets go. If more arrive, then good. [18:11] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [18:11] Willow Kindley: my, how graceful we are! [18:11] You: Hi Glen, hi Bruce [18:11] Davina Hax: I hope the update tomorrow goes smooth and everything is back by 2PM [18:11] Glen Yao: hello all [18:11] You: I brought a pie..sec [18:11] You: key lime, to celebrate the opening of a new key west sim :) [18:12] You: so please help yourselves [18:12] Davina Hax: Thank you [18:12] Galen Noltenius: thanks :) [18:12] BruceF Wildcat: howdy, I'm a bit distracted. I am getting ready for a road trip and may pop out at any minute :) [18:12] You: np Bruce [18:12] You: hi Teofila [18:13] Davina Hax: Very busy day. :) [18:13] You: Ok, we have some announcements from various folks to start with--Dinnie, you want to go first? [18:13] Dinnie Devonshire: Oh can I remember?! LOL [18:13] Dinnie Devonshire: I guess it was about the cataloguing group, yes? [18:13] You: as i recall :) [18:14] Davina Hax: Is anyone recording this meeting? [18:14] You: I am [18:14] Dinnie Devonshire: We are working on making the SLQuery mechanism much more useful for finding good things within INfo Islands and elsewhere ... anywhere [18:14] Dinnie Devonshire: haveing to do with information services and programs. [18:14] Dinnie Devonshire: We are working with DAmek Tretiak, who developed SLQ. [18:15] You: sounds like a great project, Dinnie [18:15] Dinnie Devonshire: Right now, we are putting together a schema for the descriptive elements we want to have, and defining values for those elements. [18:15] You: Any ETA on a finished product? [18:15] Dinnie Devonshire: In a bit, we will begin mapping the new metadata to the SLQ mechanism and database. Then, we need to get everyone on board to discuss who actually does the description. [18:16] Davina Hax: Is it in beta and available for testing? [18:16] Dinnie Devonshire: We hope to have collections, scipts, notecards, experts, exhibits, events, and toher things of value described ... and we are [18:16] Dinnie Devonshire: contemplating how that links with the archival aspects, which the new archivists group is thinking about. [18:16] Dinnie Devonshire: Whew! [18:17] Dinnie Devonshire: No EYTA on finished product yet, but we are really working along at a good pace. [18:17] You: I think that will be a great example of how librarians can help SL, Dinnie [18:18] Dinnie Devonshire: Regarding beta, not yet. We need to adjust some of the DB structure a boit first. But, of course this will be freely available once ready, just as the current version is. [18:18] Dinnie Devonshire: It is a fun project! [18:18] Dinnie Devonshire: Who knew we would be cataloguing in SL?! [18:19] You: I always hear that cataloguers can catalog anything :) [18:19] Dinnie Devonshire: Yes, probably :) [18:19] Davina Hax: That would be excellent, maybe take the place of Aleph [18:19] Nick Ulich: that would be great [18:19] Dinnie Devonshire: I dont know Aleph [18:19] Davina Hax: Aleph is the system we are using in the state. [18:20] Davina Hax: It is 16 bit and there may be issues with it as technology moves forward. [18:20] Nick Ulich: it's from exlibris [18:20] Teofila Matova: if i may be so bold, though. . . . [18:20] Dinnie Devonshire: OH, you are speaking of the RL ILS? [18:20] Davina Hax: Yes, RL Alpeh [18:20] Teofila Matova: shouldn't librarians/cataloguers have been a part of this process in the beginning? [18:20] Teofila Matova: the searchability [18:20] Teofila Matova: accessibility [18:20] Teofila Matova: usability [18:21] Teofila Matova: and transparency of SL is. . . . [18:21] Teofila Matova: well. . . . [18:21] Teofila Matova: i suppose we should not use such harsh language?? [18:21] You: It would have been a good idea, but I have noticed that hiring librarians is not always at the front of a business plan :) [18:21] Dinnie Devonshire: You mean for things like the general SL search mechanism? Yes, I agree! [18:22] You: It was proposed at this group's first meeting that we work with Pathfinder Linden on improving the search interface [18:22] Teofila Matova: yes. . . . and i suppose that goes with defining purpose statements -- both for SL and for SL/LIB [18:22] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [18:22] You: But I just read that he has been moved to a new job? [18:22] Dinnie Devonshire: He has, but I have been told that he still is involved in the erfforts for education etc. [18:22] Teofila Matova: so, we should have an aim to improve the search interface [18:23] Dinnie Devonshire: And about the general search facility and how we might improve that. [18:23] Dinnie Devonshire: I think that the cataloguing exercise is a small version of what we might propose the entire SL search structure be modelled upon. [18:23] You: I think it was JJ Drinkwater who had the connection to Pathfinder...does anyone else know him? [18:23] Teofila Matova: yes, i believe that is so [18:24] Teofila Matova: yes. . . i am going to shadow him this week. [18:24] Dinnie Devonshire: I met Path once and took him to task about Unicode, but other than that ... no :) [18:24] Galen Noltenius: i met hime once [18:24] Teofila Matova: er, shadow JJ Drinkwater now Pathfinder [18:24] Dinnie Devonshire: JJ is on the Cat group, by the way. [18:24] Teofila Matova: good [18:24] You: ok, if it is still something this group is interested in, I can ask JJ to pursue it [18:25] Davina Hax: Yes please [18:25] Dinnie Devonshire: I think that it would be useful to keep the greater need in mind as we go through the SLQ exercise. Although we are working with a subset of "things", [18:25] You: Always good to start small and work your way up [18:25] Dinnie Devonshire: we can always ensure that the structure is sufficient to encompass more. [18:26] Davina Hax: Design into it unlimited expansion because no matter how much you think you might need it some how increases the following year to more than expected. [18:26] Dinnie Devonshire: And the Archival part is also interesting, since there will be things of value that are here only for a time and then disappear. That says to us: how will we arechive and preserve the traces of what has been that is/was notable? [18:27] Dinnie Devonshire: There is selection involved, then also. [18:27] You: especially when we cannot even make backups of our inventory :( [18:27] Dinnie Devonshire: It sort of encompasses a lot of what we do :) [18:27] Dinnie Devonshire: And the question for Linden Labs is, what are you doing to preserve slices or snapshots of all this? Or are you just preserving company records? [18:28] Dinnie Devonshire: E.g., there are some videos on YouTube of early Info ISland, which has since completely changed. How do we capture and save that as a history? [18:28] Dinnie Devonshire: Lots of questions! [18:28] You: Definitely [18:28] You: Ok, I think our next announcement is from Davina? [18:29] Davina Hax: Well I wanted to mention that I will be doing a RL presentation about SL and how it is being used by various Libraries across the country [18:29] Davina Hax: and how those libraries are using SL for reference use in assisting their patrons [18:30] penelope Palliard is Online [18:30] BellTowerv.2 shouts: Chime melody [18:30] Davina Hax: I am having the presentation tomorrow at 3PM EST. I would like to request any information you might have that would be useful for the presentation and if anyone that might be available for that time frame to hang around so we can do some interactions together. [18:31] You: I might be available then to help [18:31] Davina Hax: I am an IT Staff person for the University of Central Florida Libraries. [18:31] Dinnie Devonshire: I would, but I have a RL meeting. [18:31] Davina Hax: That would be wonderful. [18:31] Galen Noltenius: i have a conflict, too...otherwise, i'd come [18:32] Davina Hax: No problem Dinnie, I was just wanting to bring it up with fellow Library faculty and staff. [18:32] You: is your demo for other IT people? [18:32] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [18:32] Davina Hax: I appreciate the opportunity to be involved with SL and the Library efforts. [18:32] Davina Hax: It is for other librarians mainly. [18:33] Davina Hax: We are exploring the feesability of using SL as a new form for helping patrons. [18:33] You: great [18:33] Davina Hax: Other Florida universities are also doing similair work. [18:34] You: Ok, any other annoucements? [18:34] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [18:35] Willow Kindley: i just read something that stephen abram said about second life. he called it hot interaction as opposed to the cold interaction of reading info from email or the web. [18:36] Willow Kindley: not that that is an announcement! [18:36] You: np :) I guess chat in general would qualify as "hot" then [18:36] Willow Kindley: seems so to me. [18:37] Davina Hax: We use chat now for Librarian help. [18:37] BruceF Wildcat: I suppose our upcoming April 1 deadline for applications for the Certificate Program in Digital Info Mgmt might be an announcement... ;) [18:37] Willow Kindley: we do, too. i had a couple this afternoon. [18:37] Davina Hax: My profile lists our Library home page under the web tab. [18:37] Dinnie Devonshire: I have a question, not an announcement. [18:37] Willow Kindley: i could tell by the ip addresses that the people were probably sitting next to one another. [18:38] Willow Kindley: one was a 10-year-old asking about books on pediatricians. [18:38] Willow Kindley: the other one wanted to know how to become a rapist. [18:38] You: nice...NOT [18:38] Willow Kindley: yep. i aksed what he/she already knew on the topic. [18:38] Willow Kindley: couldn't answer me...called me a bitch. :) [18:39] Davina Hax: That can happen when people feel they are anonymous [18:39] You: the problems with virtual reference...that's a whole 'nother ball of wax [18:39] You: Ok, Davina, you had a question? [18:39] Dinnie Devonshire: It was me. [18:39] You: oh, sorry, Dinnie! [18:39] Willow Kindley: i thought it was funny. others might not have. [18:40] Dinnie Devonshire: Thats OK. Has anyone done any studies of how much bandwidth is chewed up with SL connections? [18:40] You: Galen? :) [18:40] Galen Noltenius: not from my end..tho bandwdith is something we study constatntly :-) [18:41] Davina Hax: We have other departments on campus interested in using SL for certain classes, I am sure our network people will know right away if we are drawing more bandwidth if more of our systems have SL installed onto them. [18:41] Dinnie Devonshire: I am askeing because we now have a group of six or seven from our domain that will be in SL all at once at stated times for a few weeks at least. [18:41] Galen Noltenius: altho i don't think it is much u can find out how much in the upper right ha dnd corner of the screen [18:41] BruceF Wildcat: There have been some postings in the sl education listserv on bandwidth. Look in the archives for specifics. Also, the Google Info Island group. [18:41] Dinnie Devonshire: We are going to measure what happens. If no one has done that with a "crowd", then I can bring that info back here, after we have it. [18:42] Davina Hax: Is the listserv open enrollment? May I join that listserv? [18:42] BruceF Wildcat: These deal primarily with how many people in a computer lab can log on, given a specific bandwidth. [18:42] CaptJosh Au is Offline [18:42] Davina Hax: That would be very useful for us to know. [18:42] Dinnie Devonshire: Thanks Bruce. I will check that out. [18:42] BruceF Wildcat: It's an official linden listserv, if you cant find it, im me. NOte: I'm about to be out for a few days, so you won't get an immediate reply. [18:43] Glen Yao: we ahve had more problems with second life crashing, becasue of low end graphics card, then with bandwidth [18:43] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [18:43] Davina Hax: Ok, let me make a note of that unless I can get a copy of the meeting notes then I will not have to worry. :) [18:43] Dinnie Devonshire: Thats OK, we are not in a hurry on this. Our IT folks said they had noticed a big difference when I log on, so we are testing specifically with the larger group as concurrent users. [18:43] You: I'll post the meeting notes to the Drupal site tonight after the meeting [18:44] BruceF Wildcat: Just fyi, the bandwideth issues are really not as much of a problem as you might think. What comes down the pipe are rendering instructions, not graphics. Your video card and processer are really the drivers. [18:44] Willy Wise: We run a weekly class with over a dozen people online with little impact on our ISP connection [18:44] Davina Hax: May I ask where everyone is located in RL? [18:44] You: Cleveland, Ohio [18:44] Dinnie Devonshire: Thats interesting, because all I hear from IT is bandwidth! I do know about needy hefty graphics cards, but they complain about the pipe, specifically. [18:44] Glen Yao: Illinois, suburb of chicago [18:44] Maskun Hird: North Carolina [18:45] Dinnie Devonshire: Maybe they are trying to pull wool ? :) [18:45] Reneta Rolls: El Dorado, KS [18:45] Kghia Gherardi: west central Illinois [18:45] Existential Paine: Illinois, suburb of Chicago [18:45] Davina Hax: As you can tell by my avatar group name I an in Orlando. [18:45] Dinnie Devonshire: Ottawa Canada [18:45] BruceF Wildcat: If you have a large lab, it can be an issue. [18:45] Willow Kindley: st louis, missouri [18:45] BruceF Wildcat: Tucson AZ (90 degrees and sunny ;) [18:45] Davina Hax: We currently have over 200 public PCs in the library but I had not tested them to see if SL would be compatible on them. [18:45] Glen Yao: there might be a problem , but I dont have enough pcs to even test,, we have maybe 2 that can run secondlife [18:46] Willy Wise: I am the head of IT at our College in Belleville, Canada and we are not having an significant issues [18:46] You: Before I forget, Bruce, you had an annoucement too? [18:46] Davina Hax: I wonder if using the Linux client would allow for more systems to run SL. [18:46] BruceF Wildcat: Yes, for those who are interested. [18:46] BruceF Wildcat: We have received IMLS funding for a new cert in Digital Info Mgmt. [18:47] BruceF Wildcat: We are starting a new cohort this summer. and the deadline is Ap 1, although we can be a little flexible. [18:47] BruceF Wildcat: If anyone is interested, IM me and I will provide links for further explantion. [18:47] You: ok, any other annoucements? [18:48] Dinnie Devonshire: Is this onsite, or virtual, Bruce? [18:48] BruceF Wildcat: All virtual [18:48] Dinnie Devonshire: Ta. [18:48] You: alrighty then, the last thing we had planned was a discussion about the "Long Tail" in libraries [18:49] You: that topic was suggested at the last meeting, but I am not sure what the suggestor had in mind, so I think it's pretty open [18:49] Lev Book is Online [18:50] Glen Yao: well I can say our tail our tial ahs gotten longer since joining a consortium... we have easier access to items our library doesn't have [18:50] Davina Hax: Can you mention briefly what you mean by "long tail?" [18:51] You: I admittedly do a poor job of explaining it, but Wikipedia has a good concise explanation....anyone here want to take a crack at it? [18:51] Glen Yao: amazon is an example too [18:51] Willow Kindley: i'll grab it from wiki [18:51] Katydid Something is Offline [18:51] Davina Hax: Are you meaning weighed down in burocracy? [18:52] Glen Yao: there are things that not everyone wants but you can keep a few on hand in a warehouse since you have a wider audience [18:52] You: "The Long Tail" was originally an essay by Wired magazine's editor Chris Andersen [18:52] Davina Hax: Oh I see... [18:52] You: It's now a bestselling book [18:52] Lev Book is Offline [18:52] Glen Yao: netflix is another example... that is my understanding [18:52] BruceF Wildcat: www.longtail.com [18:53] Willow Kindley: The long tail is the colloquial name for a long-known feature of statistical distributions (Zipf, Power laws, Pareto distributions and/or general L?vy distributions). The feature is also known as heavy tails, power-law tails, or Pareto tails. Such distributions resemble the accompanying graph. In these distributions a high-frequency or high-amplitude population is followed by a low-frequency or low-amplitude population which gradually "tails off." In many cases the infrequent or low-amplitude events?the long tail, represented here by the yellow portion of the graph?can cumulatively outnumber or outweigh the initial portion of the graph, such that in aggregate they comprise the majority. [18:53] Galen Noltenius: the premise is that if the world is a bell curve, it is most profitable to provide services near the center to maximize profit [18:53] BruceF Wildcat: Sorry, but I have a plane to catch. IM or email bfulton@email.arizona.edu if you would like to get in touch... Thanks!!! [18:53] Kghia Gherardi: The potential for online retailers to make more money than their bricks and mortar counterparts because there is virtually unlimited "shelf space" to offer products. Another key factor is that merchandise is offered via recommendations with links from one product to another so that people who purchase one item are encouraged to look at several others. Most notably, book, video and music sales, where there is a vast supply of product, have benefited significantly from this approach, exemplified by Amazon.com, Netflix and Rhapsody. [18:53] You: bye Bruce, thanks! [18:53] Davina Hax: Thank you Bruce [18:53] Dinnie Devonshire: OK. Bye Bruce [18:53] Galen Noltenius: w/ the long tail, it is argued that it is economical to serve the long tail (outside the middle) b/c of low cost [18:53] Galen Noltenius: or no cost @ all [18:54] Davina Hax: Thank you for the explaination [18:54] You: So, the question might be, how can libraries take advantage of the long tail? [18:55] Dinnie Devonshire: Probably through collaboration. I dont think that if libraries stand alone they can get very far on the "edge" things that are in the tail. [18:55] Willow Kindley: invite input [18:55] Glen Yao: think of walking into a block buster where they have only the most popular videos, but online since they have a large audience they can still make money by having a few of the titles with a more limited interest [18:55] Willow Kindley: open a dialog with patrons/customers to involve them in the creation of change. [18:56] You: so what happens when, in the case of libraries, money is not really part of the equation? [18:56] You: (money as in profit) [18:56] Willow Kindley: partnerships with other organizations in the community [18:56] Willow Kindley: share the burden [18:56] Glen Yao: but space can still be, If our shelves are full we can't justify buying a book for only a single patron [18:56] Galen Noltenius: ok i m having lag...i gtg...would love to stay...ttfn [18:56] Dinnie Devonshire: resource share [18:56] You: bye Galen [18:56] Davina Hax: ILL can be used in such cases [18:56] Willow Kindley: true, but with consotiums and ill it is not necessary. [18:57] Dinnie Devonshire: Bye Galen [18:57] Galen Noltenius is Offline [18:57] Glen Yao: right and using ILL is a way of serving the long tail.. I think a lot of public library patrons thoguh have no idea we can get books through ILL [18:57] Willow Kindley: if we share resources and depend upon our partners to do what they do best and provide what we do best, we can provide excellent service. [18:57] Dinnie Devonshire: That is true. [18:58] Dinnie Devonshire: I am constantly remining genealogists of that. [18:58] Glen Yao: since we went from a stadn alone catalog , to a catalog of 23 libraries we have been able to take more advantage of it [18:59] Kimberly Humby: I am working on an elibrary of sorts for english resources [18:59] Kimberly Humby: would libraries be interested in subscribing to a library like that, if we could offer tools that plug into SL? [19:00] Dinnie Devonshire: Do you mean subscribe as in fee-based, Kimberly? [19:00] Kimberly Humby: institution license [19:00] Glen Yao: I am still trying to convice the higher up that I am not playing a game here :) LOL [19:00] Kimberly Humby: but yes, it would be monetized [19:00] Kimberly Humby: so we have a long way to go, eh? [19:01] Willow Kindley: what do you mean when you say english resources? [19:02] You: We have reached the end meeting time, so I just want to wrap up with suggestions for topics for further discussions? [19:02] CaptJosh Au is Online [19:02] Kimberly Humby: things like video tutorials, bibliography tools, peer review collaboration games [19:02] Glen Yao: I think anything that helps show usefullness of SL will be a good thing [19:03] Cerulean Vesperia is Online [19:03] 50 Winx: Hi [19:03] You: hi 50 [19:03] Dinnie Devonshire: Glen, have you seen the Business Communicators of SL blog? IT has good articles in that direction. [19:04] Glen Yao: not yet I will have to look for that [19:04] Willow Kindley: i have to say that i am not at all technologically knowledgable, but i enjoy hearing what you are all doing. [19:04] Dinnie Devonshire: http://freshtakes.typepad.com/sl_communicators/ [19:04] Willow Kindley: i am very excited about the search tool you are creating and can't wait to try it out! [19:05] Willow Kindley: any kind of input you need - just let me know. [19:05] Percival's Short Bench: Right click me and choose 'Sit Here' to sit down [19:05] Glen Yao: THANKS I will look it over [19:05] Dinnie Devonshire: Well, the search tool will be available at the Info Island Welcome Center when its ready :) [19:05] Dinnie Devonshire: Thanks, Willow. [19:05] You: we look forward to that! [19:05] Davina Hax: sorry, had to do something in RL [19:05] Dinnie Devonshire: I wil update you next meeting. [19:05] Dinnie Devonshire: And now, I have to run, also. Good seeing everyone :) [19:05] Dinnie Devonshire: Bye now. [19:05] Willow Kindley: bye. [19:06] Glen Yao: bye dinnie [19:06] You: Ok, think about topics and if anyone thinks of anything, please let me know [19:06] Maskun Hird: Bye [19:06] You: bye DInnie! [19:06] Glen Yao: will do [19:06] You: That's all I have..if you're not a member of the IT group and want to be please let me know [19:06] Willow Kindley: did we decide on a topic for next time? [19:07] Davina Hax: I think I am a member [19:07] You: Last chance for key lime pie :) [19:07] You: yes, you are Davina [19:07] Reneta Rolls: I would like to join [19:07] Willow Kindley: i had a piece, thanks! that was very nice. there is no doubt about it. this is the most hospitable meeting in SL! [19:07] Maskun Hird: I would be interested in joining [19:07] Abbey Zenith is Offline [19:07] Davina Hax: Having SL deserts are wonderful 0 caleries [19:07] Willow Kindley: shall we applaud lebachai? [19:08] You: 0 calories...yay! [19:08] Abbey Zenith is Online [19:08] Willow Kindley: /applause [19:08] You: ok, I think I just sent invites to everyone who just asked [19:08] Kghia Gherardi: /applause [19:08] Lebachai Vesta blushes [19:08] Davina Hax: I am probably going to catch a lot of heat for my spelling mistakes tomorrow. :) [19:08] You: All I did was bring pie....if only RL worked like that! [19:08] Reneta Rolls: Thank you [19:09] Maskun Hird: Got it [19:09] You: Have to be off myself folks, but thanks again for coming! [19:09] Davina Hax: Thank you for hosting the meeting [19:09] Maskun Hird: Bye [19:09] Glen Yao: thanks for the meeting later all