Conference rdvax::grateful

http for the dead-related stuff:

http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mleone/web/dead.html 

and an ftp site:

ftp://gdead.berkeley.edu/pub/gdead


for DAT-heads, 

http://www.atd.ucar.edu/rdp/dat-heads


josh

    Can anyone recommend a good book/class/seminar/tool for getting around
    on the internet, WWW, etc.  I bought The Whole Internet, from Orielly,
    and its a little dry reading, I need something interactive.  I know I
    can telnet from my terminal, but I don't know how.  My internet
    expertise currently consists of signing on to conference mailing
    lists, and E-mailing friends who have MCI mail or Gateways.
    
    Jeff
                                

Well, actually, you probably can't telnet from your terminal, at least not 
outside the easynet, unless you have a registered encryption key.

If you have access to a workstation, I'd reccomend installing xmosaic.

    My cryptokey is on its way and I'll soon be able to telnet!
    
    If you're on a VMS system, you'll need to have UCX installed to get to
    the internet.  Type "help ucx" and if it gives you a help message,
    you're in luck.  Note that UCX may not be installed on the whole
    cluster, just one machine.
    
    If you're on a workstation, you can use Mosaic to navigate the
    Internet.  If not, Lynx works well.  Unfortunately for me, I have to
    use Lynx on a ws because I'm in a hidden area and my boot node doesn't
    have UCX installed.  Lynx is easy to use, I've never tried Mosaic.
    
    There's an Internet notes conference which will point you to where you
    can copy Lynx or Mosaic from.
    
    Anyone else going to the World Wide Web Workshop in LJO on Thursday?
    
    Jamie

Hey Jeff;

Check out SOFBAS::INTERNET_TOOLS ... there're pointers to documentation in
there, including something titled "The Dummys' Big Guide to the Internet" (or
something like that ... no criticism of your intelligence implied, of course,
it's just one of those awfully cute titles, like "DOS for Dummies" etc. ;^)

- dc

    Is it difficult to set up a home page?  I'm clueless on how to start.
    
    I attended the WWW Workshop yesterday.  Most of it was over my head,
    but I picked up a few things.  For those of you who haven't had the
    pleasure of being in a room full of software engineers, let me just say
    . . . no, maybe I'd better hold my tongue.  :-)  OK, let me just say:
    don't worry about what to wear to such a meeting.
    
    Jamie

    Re:.-5
    How about a dummys' guide to SOFBAS::INTERNET_TOOLS
    How do you see contents?

    re -.1
    
    It's a notesfile ... add it to your notebook (ADD ENTRY
    SOFBAS::INTERNET_TOOLS or press KP7) and party down ...
    
    - DC

re<<< Note 396.1 by PONDA::64423::BELKIN "the slow one now will later be fast" >>>
                                -< here ya go >-

>http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mleone/web/dead.html 

Mark Leone ... sounds familiar ... did he used to be a DEChead?

- DC

    
    not that I remember.  We had a Russ Leong, though.. that's pretty
    close.
    
    

>    not that I remember.  We had a Russ Leong, though.. that's pretty
>    close.
    
sorry to digress - 

FISHHEAD ALERT (for you Dave L)   saw it in the paper - yesterday's calendar
section.
bob
ps.  i think it's next week    

Russ Leong ... oh yeah ... *click*

>    It's a notesfile ... add it to your notebook (ADD ENTRY
>    SOFBAS::INTERNET_TOOLS or press KP7) and party down ...

	Cool!

	Glad I got confused by the DC_string and went back a little.
	I've been looking for this notesfile for a while....and the
	party!!!!!

A bit spooky to find the Boston Garden map that I posted in Grateful for
the '91 shows in the FTP archive at UC Berkley.  Nice to know that it's
been useful, though.

	dave

    we are everywhere.........

Not dead related, but web related.  Check out following for Woodstock info:

http://woodstock.com/woodstock/index.html


The only thing I see so far (MOSAIC is   s    l    o   w   .   .    .    .)
is the guitar neck, 2 birds, and a message that says click on logo to
travel back in time...

/Ken

    
    I've been tooling around the WWW a little lately but have yet to 
    find the "master directory" of all the hot url's....there may not 
    even be one.
    
    I did check out the "worldwide virtual tourist map" and that was
    somewhat ammusing.

re: .17

I think the sys/net admins here in HLO got smart and put a choker on the the
WWW server(s) ... it's too slow to use these days.


- jeff

	The Stones have a homepage at   http://www.stones.com

    
    ha!  just found the dead pages on the web...  this is pretty neat...:^)
    lots of pointeres to oher bands too... 
    http://www.digimark.net/wow/entertai/music/groups/index.html
    
    				da ve

    
    Early this morning I logged into.....
    
    http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mleone/web/dead.html
    
    This place is awesome!!!!!!  Not only do they have the lyrics to almost
    every song the Dead has ever played, but they have a nifty setlist data
    base.  Pointers to other Dead related pages are also provided.
    
    BEST!

    shoot...a mr. Pete Kibling sent me the words to almost every dead song
    via mail almost 2 years ago.....don't need no stickin www!!
    
    rfb_who just spent $3000 ona 486 this week and will soon be surfing

WINTERLAND    	Cool screened T-shirts, $15. Toll-free order number.
http://www.mca.com/winterland/index.html 
	
ABOUT WINTERLAND

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our way through the parking lot of the WWW, with an armful of the newest (and
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the first company to put rock and roll artwork on t-shirts. For more than 20
years Winterland has made a living peddling t-shirts featuring many of the
biggest names in rock and roll at concert venues, t-shirt shops and music
stores all over the world. All those years ago Winterland got started by
screenprinting some t- shirts for the Grateful Dead. All these years later,
when you see a music t-shirt walking down the street, it probably came from
Winterland. Hell, some of the people who bought those original Grateful Dead
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the Cure's Robert Smith as well. A stable of posters celebrating
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collection. 

Almost all our inventory is limited edition, first-run prints, except
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    you GOTTA check this one out!!!!!!  ESPECIALLY YOU JAMIE IDE!!!!!  :^)
    
    	http://www.springfield.com
    
    					da ve

Been there, done that.  :-)  They were just getting it going when I checked it
out, I s'pose it's time to check again.

BTW, I think I now who did it.  :-)

Jamie

    i suspected as much... :^)  both that you'd been there and that you
    have a theory...

    It's a conspiracy I tell ya!  They're all just trying to get the 
    militias!
    
    
    I think it was his lackey.  Fed up, had to much of good old Burnsie.
    And if you're wondering what evidence I base this on!  I don't have
    any!! I hardly ever watch the show, and I certainly didn't see this
    one.
    
    But if I'm right... what do I win???
    
    
    PeterT

    If you've got netscape, this is an interesting thing to check out.
    I'm not sure it works on all versions, but...
    for a URL/Location/site whatever, type in
    
    about:mozilla
    
    which is an 'internal' location so to speak.
    
    And then go to find something, say http://www.springfield.com
    and check out the icon.  I think this is the thing that is 
    different depending on your version and machine.
    
    Pretty neat on Digital Unix  ;-)
    
    
    PeterT
    

http://www1.mhv.net/~federici/jorma2.htm
Hot Tuna Home Page

Welcome to the Hot Tuna Home Page. Here you'll find info on
Hot Tuna, Jorma Kaukonen, and Kaukorano. 

   The Band 
   Tour Dates 
   Video Projects 
   Discography 
   Collaborative Efforts 
   For More Information.... 

Questions or comments about this page to Marjorie Federici

http://www.wwcd.com/stadiums.html 
STADIUMS & ARENAS

	Seating charts for most major metropolitan sports areans and
	stadiums. The scanned, inlined images are sometimes hard to view.
	And because they're inlined, can't be downloaded. But they may be
	better than some of the ascii maps. There are also some photos of
	some of the venues, again as inlined images.

re:          <<< Note 396.32 by STOWOA::JOLLIMORE "Back from the Dead" >>>

>http://www.wwcd.com/stadiums.html 
>STADIUMS & ARENAS
>
>	And because they're inlined, can't be downloaded. But they may be

You can (as I have done) use the "Save As..." function to save the page as
Postscript.   I think I must have used Load to Local Disk also, because I
remember taking the Philly Spectrum map and gamma-correcting it in XV to
try to make it more legible.

adam

(cross-posted from the music happenings discussion note)


http://www.calendar.com/concerts/


- jeff

Jerry Garcia:  1942-1995 
http://www2.nando.net/newsroom/special/garcia.htm 

    The Boston Globe home page has a tribute to Jerry along with pointers
    to other Dead related pages.  They are asking people to share their
    memories of Jerry and the band.
    
    http:://www.boston.com/globe/incubeta/music/jerry.htm

    San Jose Mercury News has a call for submissions.  Contact them between
    8am and noon today (presumably their time).  here's the blurb:
    
    "Share your memories: Jerry Garcia's death Wednesday has left a 
    musical and cultural void that will be difficult to fill/ AS the
    driving force behind the Dead, Garcia, with his raspy voice and 
    lyrical guitar style, unleashed the imaginations of several
    generations of devoted fans. What do you think Garcia's legacy is?
    How will it be remembered? Call us at 408.920.5992 and tell us what you
    think.  Or email : jerrygarcia@sjmercury.com.  Faxes to 408.288.8060
    with TO GARCIA TRIBUTE in the 'to' line.  Be sure to include your 
    name/age and daytime and nitetime phone numbers where you can be
    reached." 
      

    very excellent www page for jerry sponsored by Time Warner. check it
    out
    
    	http://pathfinder.com/people/jerry/index.html
    
    

>                               -< make your day >-

	yes, this is a *very* nice page. some grate pics!!
	
	thanks,

	I read on the net last night that Donna Jean was
	at the memorial service and funeral.  I also read
	an interview she did.  When she first heard about
	Jerry, she said the first thing she thought about
	was us heads and she understood how hard it would
	be for us.  Said she had gone to see the Dead when
	they played in Birmingham in the spring and that
	the next day, Jerry called her and invited her
	to his hotel room.  She said they laughed and
	talked about old times and that she saw no evidence
	of "drug use".  She said she was very glad that
	he died while he was trying to get better and not 
	of an overdose - so that that wouldn't be the
	emphasis now.  Good positive interview - and, to
	me, it showed me what classy people both Donna 
	and Jerry are...

	Debess

    
    Wow!  
    
    Imagine hanging out at a show and looking over and seeing Donna-Jean! 

    I've seen her at tons of shows...
    
    in fact, every one I've been to.

    I see Donna Jean every day of my life.
    
    Oh!  Oh.  You're not talking about my mom...  Sorry about that.
    
    ;)
    
    Rob

    

    ok, so it's not really dead-related except for it's one of my projects
    and i'm a deadhead... :^)
    
    but Digital Semiconductor is now on the world wide web! :^)
    
    the first phase is implemented...  now on to phases 2, 3, and 4...  and
    beyond! :^)  these first phases are largely simple, informational stuff
    about the semiconductor products...  future incarnations have some much
    cooler stuff planned...  things like a virtual tour of the factory,
    virtual demo centers, possibly even a virtual store, for purchasing
    digital logo stuff (sweats, coffee mugs, that sort of thing)...
    
    so if you're so inclined, and are interested in potentially geeky
    technical stuff on semiconductors, feel free to check it out!
    
    					da ve
    
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I checked it out couple of days ago.
My reaction was, as a test engineer always looking for chip specs, was:

It would be nice if the chip spec .PS files were online!  I mean, geeze,
thats what I really want!  Maybe also the .BSDL files for the chips with
JTAG - EV4, EV5.  I've worked with Dilip Bhavar on the .BSDLs.

otherwise, not bad.

 Josh

... and what about a price/quantity schedule???

(or do we really NOT want the world to know that we charge >$8000 for a
333MHz 21164 :-)

- jeff

    re Josh...
    
    apparently not all the docs are in a very web friendly format yet
    (don't ask me the details, i don't know) but as the site grows
    many more of them will be available though the web site...
    
    re Jeff...
    
    dont hold your breath...  :^)            
    
    
    bringing this back to a more dead oriented note...  i found a cool web
    site for guitar players who want to pick up chords and lyrics for most
    (but not all) of the songs...  it was billed as "Jerry's songs" but
    many are Phil and Bobby's...  the URL for the chords and lyrics is
    
    http://www.vais.net/~fields/dead/list.html
    
    
    					da ve

    not exactly dead related, but if you like comic books, you might try
    some of the ones i just discovered from Cat Head Comics!... the
    Cat-Head Comics Institute is on the web at
    
    	http://www.iii.net/users/cat_head.html
    
    
    		personally, i'm getting into Buzzard #14... :^)
    
    	adult comix...  gotta luv 'em... :^)  (not "adult" as in x-rated...
    just as in "kids won't dig it and if they did, thier parents wouldn't")
    
    					da ve

	in case anyone missed this in 'noky's note ...
	
http://www.dead.net
	
	the *official* Grateful Dead Homepage.
	the band lives on in hyperspace  ;-)
	
	

    you mean, people like da ve? :^)

	;-)
	
	i came across it this weekend.
	(we recently got a peecee at home and an isp ;-)
	
	jols@gronto.iii.net
	

    If you're into political humor, take a look at:
    
    http://www.cais.com/newtwatch/
    
    ;-)

http://www.rox.com/quarry/NUVO/index.html

                     LIFE FOLLOWING THE DEAD

           "If you get confused, just listen to the music play"

                                          By Joe Nickell

(This story was written to be a multi-media experience, but it's a damn
good story even without the images, audio, and video. If you have a slow
link or you don't have graphics capabilities, try the text only version.
If you choose to continue with the multi-media version, you really should
have Netscape 1.1N (or later) or a graphical browser that handles tables.
-- Ed.) 

    all this guy talks about in his article is partying....
    as far as life goes with the dead i don' think he even mentioned one
    set list or gave a review of the shows....
    
    

	not having looked, I thought the title "life FOLLOWING the dead"
	was about how he's dealing now (as in, following means after, not
	a verb...)

    I know my life *FOLLOWING*, as in after, has been full of long drunks. 

    >>I know my life *FOLLOWING*, as in after, has been full of long
    >>drunks.
    
    Is this NE different from b4 rfb?? ;^)

    yes......twice as different

http://www.iii.net/users/fog/

    
    Took me 10 minutes to bring up Fog's page.
    
    
    What a hassle the www has become.

Apparently, this was a major topic of discussion at the most recent IETF
meeting in L.A. last week.  The WWW has generated so much traffic, and so
many short-lived TCP connections across the net, that new and creative
means of improving performance to handle the added load, not to mention
the less-than-professional-quality coding practices of the browser
authors are the hotest topic amoung technical circles of the Internet
Engineering task force - things like caching, protocol enhancements and
persistent TCP connections are hot right now.

tim

What's the location for NEXT tickets or Grate Woods ?  

Ken:
	You can get Next/Great Woods info through the Tea Party Concerts 
website.

http://www.ultranet.com/biz/tpc/

jeff

    the WZLX homepage problee has them as well as they are hosting the
    shows this year...first time ever i guess  

http://www.ca-probate.com/wills/GARCIA.HTM
	

	you probably read that right here, in reply 520.54, which is
	Hunter's recent letter to Garcia.
	

Dead j-cards (bears, Jerry, pooh w bears, maxell dead)


http://www.atl.mindspring.com/~ronald/j-cards.htm