17:53:19 RRSAgent has joined #tagmem 17:53:19 logging to http://www.w3.org/2008/01/31-tagmem-irc 17:53:28 zakim, this will be tag 17:53:28 ok, Stuart; I see TAG_Weekly()1:00PM scheduled to start in 7 minutes 17:56:30 Meeting: W3C Technical Architecture Group 17:56:34 Date: 31 January 2008 17:56:49 Agenda: http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/2008/01/31-agenda 17:56:54 Chair: Stuart 17:56:57 Scribe: Norm 17:56:59 ScribeNick: Norm 17:57:10 TAG_Weekly()1:00PM has now started 17:57:17 +??P0 17:57:23 zakim, ?? is me 17:57:23 +Stuart; got it 17:58:29 mv Mob*.bin /tmp 17:58:45 +Norm 18:00:09 Noah has joined #tagmem 18:00:50 zakim, please call ht-781 18:00:50 ok, ht; the call is being made 18:00:52 +Ht 18:01:06 AshokMalhotra has joined #tagmem 18:01:35 http://www.xcweather.co.uk/ 18:02:37 + +1.617.253.aaaa 18:02:59 Zakim, aaaa is Jonathan 18:02:59 jar has joined #tagmem 18:02:59 +Jonathan; got it 18:03:07 Zakim, jonathan is jar 18:03:07 +jar; got it 18:03:09 +TimBL 18:03:30 timbl has joined #tagmem 18:03:41 i've muted my phone... i think that helped 18:03:43 +Ashok_Malhotra 18:04:19 +DanC 18:04:24 Zakim, ashok_malhotra is AshokMalhotra 18:04:24 +AshokMalhotra; got it 18:04:34 Zakim, who's on the phone? 18:04:34 On the phone I see Stuart, Norm, Ht, jar, TimBL, AshokMalhotra, DanC 18:04:34 didn't raman give regrets? 18:05:04 regrets+ Raman 18:05:15 Present: Stuart, Norm, Jonathan, Tim, Ashok, Dan 18:05:20 Regrets: Dave, Raman 18:05:32 Dave is expected partway through the meeting 18:05:46 Topic: Agenda review 18:05:59 +[IBMCambridge] 18:06:02 Stuart: Pretty much as published, with a little reordering and a new item from Henry 18:06:08 zakim, [IBMCambridge] is me 18:06:08 +Noah; got it 18:06:13 Present+ Noah 18:06:37 Agenda accepted 18:06:42 Topic: Accept minutes of 17 Jan 2008 18:06:47 Accepted 18:06:57 Topic: Next telcon: 7 February 2008 18:07:02 Proposed to scribe: Dave 18:07:05 Stuart to chair 18:07:30 Regrest: feb 21 18:08:04 Possible regrets next week 18:08:04 No regrets given for 7 Feb; Tim for 21 Feb. 18:08:16 Topic: Welcome to new members 18:08:32 Stuart: Welcome in a more formal way to Ashok and Jonathan. Also congratulations and welcome back to Henry and Raman. 18:08:56 ...Perhaps we could do a bit of a round table. 18:09:46 Dan: I co-chair the HTML WG, occupying about 150% of my brain. Tag soup integration is always on my mind. Also IETF liason so mime-type issues always pique my interest. I'm interested in the Namespace Document 8 and sem-web related issues. 18:11:03 Henry: I have three documents on the critical path: Namespace Document 8, which is close, XML Functions 34, URNsAndRegistries 50. Otherwise known as why all schemes other than http: are evil. 18:11:14 (I forgot to say: I'm interested in learning about information theory and economics, since large-scale considerations often dominate semicolon-vs-comma level design decisions, even in HTML) 18:11:23 ...I'd like to spend more time on the vocabulary work currently going on in the sem web subgroup. 18:11:33 ...we could do better making it clear about what URIs are and what resources are, etc. 18:12:29 Jonathan: I'm at Science Commons and from that PoV we have a strong interest in the semantic web and identifier schemes and document metadata. 18:13:26 Noah: I'm not sure how much introduction is needed, I know Ashok and Jonathan a bit. I'm no longer on the Protocol WG. I am still involved in XML Schema. 18:13:49 ...I can't say I have a technical hot button, I just think the web is really important and at its best the TAG has an opportunityt to explain things that are subtle. 18:13:53 ...We can also promote clear thinking. 18:13:57 s/ityt/ity/ 18:14:10 ...The web is something like a telephone system, it has to keep working in 30 or 50 years. 18:14:23 ...I'm wrapping up a draft on the self-describing web, which doesn't have an issue. 18:14:43 ...I tried to take a crack at the relationship between schemes and protocols, but I've put that down for a bit. 18:15:25 Stuart: I've been co-chairing for a while. My strong interests are in the semantic web. I can't seem to leave issues related to identifiers alone. I find some of the ontology aspects really absorbing and hard. 18:16:04 Tim: Generally the semantic web. I think it's great that we have a subgroup doing semantic web architecture. 18:16:26 ...We need to be able to write these things in RDF and describe relationships between them. 18:16:38 ...My current 'tabulator' project makes some of these issues urgent for me. 18:16:48 ...All sorts of other things hit me at glancing angles: versioning in HTML and XML. 18:17:30 ...There have been discussions, for example, about XML being upgraded. That's an example of one of the many times we've messed up versioning. We've got a lot of material thanks to Dave but we haven't boiled it down to truths. 18:18:20 Ashok: I started on Schema in 1999. I worked with Noah and Henry on it for many years. I also did XML Query where I worked with Norm. Most recently, I've been doing WS-Policy where I'm working with Dave. 18:19:01 ...Now I'm focussed mainly on web services. I've been doing lots of OASIS work on web services: WS-Policy, etc. The other thing I'm trying to start is an incubator group to map relational data to RDF and OWL. 18:19:18 ...That's taken a little while to get started, but once it starts, I think the TAG might have some wisdom to offer. 18:19:42 I'm co-chair of the XML Core WG and chair of the XML Processing Model WG so XML issues are always on my mind. I'm interested in the tag-soup nexus of issues. I'm interested in issues related to URIs and resources and the semantic web as well. 18:20:45 s/I'm co/Norm: I'm co/ 18:20:54 Topic: 2008 f2f schedule 18:21:06 Staurt: I'd like to make a formal decision about the two meetings following Vancouver. 18:21:35 Stuart: There's been a WBS poll for a while now. The September proposal is pretty strong. 18:21:50 ...For Bristol, we are at risk for not having TV, Dave, and Dan for some or all of that meeting. 18:22:11 Dan: The risk for me is a semweb conference on the west coast that looks really cool, but I guess I could miss it. 18:22:16 +Dave_Orchard 18:22:35 dorchard has joined #tagmem 18:23:36 Dave: Monday is a public holiday in CA, so we're likely to have plans, though we don't have any yet. 18:24:02 Stuart: Does anyone have reservations about us meeting w/o those participants. 18:24:15 Henry: Given how hard we've tried to find another date without success, I think we should go ahead. 18:24:21 Dan: My risk is negligible, let's ignore it. 18:24:43 Norm: I'm with Henry, it may not be ideal, but we can't find anything better. 18:24:53 Stuart: I propose that we adopt those two sets of dates. 18:25:18 Dave abstains, no objections. 18:25:26 Accepted. 18:25:39 * Spring: 19th-21st May 2008 (Mon-Wed), Bristol UK, hosted by HP Labs, Bristol (Stuart) 18:25:39 * Summer: 23rd-25th September 2008 (Tue-Thu), Kansas City, USA, hosted by W3C (DanC) 18:25:40 RESOLVED: The TAG will meet 19-21 May in Bristol and 23-25 September in Kansas City 18:25:56 Topic: Issue tagSoupIntegration-54 and contentTypeOverride-24 18:26:18 Stuart: Noah posted a note about the use of META tags to trigger standards-compliant rendering in browsers 18:26:41 http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/01/21/compatibility-and-ie8.aspx 18:26:53 Noah summarizes his message and how he came to discover this topic. 18:27:26 Noah: Roughly what's going on is that users got dependent on how older versions of IE rendered pages. 18:27:50 ...But there is a desire to move forward. Some versions keyed off the presence of the DOCTYPE declaration. 18:28:09 ...For a combination of reasons, they feel that's no longer working. If they did the same thing in IE8, it would break a lot of content tailored for IE7 and IE6. 18:28:24 ...The proposal that's been floated is to use a new http-equive meta tag. 18:28:42 ...I think the spin on that is that a site-wide HTTP header can set a global optoin. 18:29:14 ...If you don't use the meta tag, you get quirky interpretation. If you do use the meta tag, then you identify the level of IE that you believe is best for your content. 18:30:03 Noah: I have at least two concerns: the first is whether this is in any way, shape or form a good idea. The other is, what happens to follow your nose. 18:30:17 ...I don't think it woudl break webarch at that level if (iff?) the HTML spec says something about that meta tag. 18:30:24 s/iff?/scribe: iff?/ 18:30:32 q+ 18:30:43 Noah: Without that in the HTML spec, I'm not sure it's legitimate at all. 18:30:57 ack dorchard 18:31:13 Dave: I think this is a great thing to discuss. This is effectively a kind of browser sniffing as TV pointed out. 18:31:24 ...I guess there's a bunch of different aspects that are ... interesting. 18:31:34 ...One is that if there's a version attribute, it'll be the *browser* version. 18:31:53 ...Then there's where it's going to be, in the meta tag instead of a version attribute on the HTML tag or as a parameter on the media type. 18:32:24 ...Then there's the fact that the default is going to be IE7 mode. The expectation is that a lot of people are going to forget to do this, so they'll be frozen indefinitely at IE7. 18:32:59 ...Then there's the question of whether or not anything can actually be done about this. 18:32:59 q+ 18:33:05 ack Norm 18:33:21 q+ to think about economics and information theory of the http header 18:33:29 Norm: I don't think this is a great solution. 18:33:36 Norm: I appreciate that there are some hard problems here, but I think the proposed solution is awful. 18:33:36 ack DanC 18:33:36 DanC_lap, you wanted to think about economics and information theory of the http header 18:33:38 How about an HTTP spec where you can quote the tracker URI of a bug you require? 18:34:19 Dan: David Barren gave a pretty coherent argument about the economics of putting the version identifier inside the document. 18:34:20 So we have a tag for "Best viewed by" at last .. sigh. 18:34:45 ...If the HTML WG decided that this was the right thing to do then, Firefox version 12 would contain versions 11, 10, 9, etc. 18:34:56 ...This is only practical for the guys with the biggest guns. 18:35:21 ...I found this pretty compelling argument against a version attribute in the language 18:35:34 Maybe the HTML spec should give a set of "Best viewed with" which are automatically inserted when this ttribute is found. 18:35:37 DanC: On the other hand, having the version inside or outside the document is important. 18:35:48 ...The spec documents say I send you a request, you send a document. 18:36:05 ...In practice, you send me some bytes and you expect those to be interpreted according to the dominant browser at the time. 18:36:17 ...So if you want your document to be interpreted per the specification, you're in the minority. 18:36:37 ...It makes sense from an economic sense that the minority should pay a few more bits. 18:36:53 q+ to ask folks how we feel abouts a situation where we have to deal with versions of interpretation/implmentations rather than the spec. 18:36:54 q+ to query dan 18:36:59 ...If we get to the story where the deployed software obeys the specs, then you can throw away the HTTP header. 18:37:01 ack ht 18:37:01 ht, you wanted to query dan 18:37:06 q+ to ask about range of user agents 18:37:28 Henry: I don't understand how what you just said renders less signficant Dave Barren's observation. 18:37:46 ...I thought you were going to say that if you move it into the HTTP header, then you can just launch the right browser. 18:37:48 s/Barren/Baron/ 18:38:08 ...But then I thought you said it worked equally well inside or outside and that doesn't work for me. 18:38:21 q? 18:38:43 DanC: What I mean is that if you have a version flag that can be used in either place, you can have a marketplace where some browsers ignore the flag and just go as close to the specs as they can 18:38:54 ...and other browsers obey it and the web gets better over time. 18:39:08 Henry: I don't see the connection with inside or outside 18:39:25 DanC: If it's outside, then the document doesn't have to change as the browsers evolve. 18:39:31 Some more discussion 18:39:44 DanC: I'm not interested in supporting users who write code for a specific browser. 18:40:06 ...MS can't ship a browser that obeys the standards because it won't get uptake. 18:40:42 ack st 18:40:42 Stuart, you wanted to ask folks how we feel abouts a situation where we have to deal with versions of interpretation/implmentations rather than the spec. 18:40:51 Stuart: We're now in a situation where we're concerned about the interpretation of a particular version of a spec. That seems weird. 18:41:04 HST wonders how serious the pushback was to the IE7 move which sparked this 18:41:06 ack noah 18:41:06 Noah, you wanted to ask about range of user agents 18:41:09 DanC: Everything is weird about the HTML space. It's about economics and biology more than computer science. 18:41:57 Noah: The rule of least power encourages users to write content that is idependent of particular user agents. That's a good thing when you can get ther. 18:42:17 ...The simplest HTML is sort of like that. There are headers and paragraphs, and exactly how that's interpreted is up to the UA. 18:42:42 ...Certain kinds of commercial work demanded greater fidelity. 18:43:24 ...When you see this meta thing, if we could say that the core abstractions were the same, but that the meta would promise that corners on tables wouldn't be rounded, that'd be one thing. 18:43:24 q+ 18:43:46 ...But I don't see any bound on it. I'd love to see a stake in the ground that says "here are the things you can't change in the meta tag". 18:44:01 q+ to stay that it goes way beyond screen rendering 18:44:20 ...As long as I stick to certain things, I'll know that everyone is going to interpret it the same. If I go beyond that, to CSS corners or broken markup, then maybe the meta value will matter. 18:44:49 Stuart: Increasingly with subscription environments, the question is less about what pixels go on the screen and more about what DOM gets built. 18:44:56 ack stuart 18:44:56 Stuart, you wanted to stay that it goes way beyond screen rendering 18:45:16 Noah: The punchline for me is, when I see a meta tag, are all bets off or is there some level of functaionlity that I can rely on. 18:46:06 DanC: The hardest part about this stuff is that you don't find out what the tokens mean until well after they're issued. The browsers see the "Mozilla" token and so they send CSS. So IE sends the Mozilla token. And then some labels become labels for sets of bugs. 18:46:14 ...What the label stands for is really hard to figure out in advanc.e 18:46:18 s/nc.e/nce./ 18:46:44 ...Another kind of code tries functions and based on return values makes decisions about functions it can actually use. 18:46:58 ...Consider the GNU automake stuff. It starts with now information and probes for various things. 18:47:13 danc, i think you meant 'autoconf' 18:47:21 s/automake/autoconf/ 18:47:34 Stuart: Is there more to be said now? 18:47:49 Dave: I wonder how this relates to our work on the versioning finding. I haven't really thought that through. 18:47:58 TimBL: This would definitely be a good story. 18:48:04 ...So would the XML 1.0 5e story. 18:48:27 Stuart: I don't see a particular action to leave dangling here. 18:48:38 Topic: Issue passwordsInTheClear-52 18:48:49 Stuart: Dave had an action to publish it and solicit comments. 18:49:18 Dave: The edits that I did were slightly more than I was asked to do. Because I picked up the ball recently, I wanted to make sure that the group was happy with my changes. 18:49:32 ...I had hoped to get a diff out. Norm offers to diff them. 18:50:13 Norm: Diff 20071124 with 20080124. 18:50:14 Dave: yes. 18:50:31 ACTION: Norm to create a diff of passwordsInTheClear 18:50:31 Sorry, couldn't find user - Norm 18:50:42 ACTION: Walsh to create a diff of passwordsInTheClear 18:50:42 Created ACTION-97 - Create a diff of passwordsInTheClear [on Norman Walsh - due 2008-02-07]. 18:52:44 http://www.w3.org/2007/10/htmldiff?doc1=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2001%2Ftag%2Fdoc%2FpasswordsInTheClear-52-20071108.html&doc2=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.w3.org%2F2001%2Ftag%2Fdoc%2FpasswordsInTheClear-52-20080124.html 18:54:51 Dave: I'll listen until Wednesday and send something out if no one objects. 18:54:57 Stuart: Ok, that's what we'll do then. 18:55:17 http://www.w3.org/2001/06/manual/#Terms 18:55:44 Topic: UrnsAndRegistries-50 18:56:03 Henry: It turns out that the XRI TC has published a Committee Specification for XRI resolution 2.0. 18:56:07 ...The comment period closes tomorrow. 18:56:45 (ends tomorrow? when did it start? ah... 2 Dec. hmm... who is our oasis liaison, I wonder...) 18:56:46 http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/~ht/xri_notes.html 18:56:57 " 18:57:16 Henry: This is what I wrote on the basis that it's been a long time since we talked about it. 18:57:24 do w3c and oasis coordinate? 18:57:36 (the main place where XRI shows up on my radar lately is near OpenID) 18:58:13 (oasis liaison is Karl, says http://www.w3.org/2001/11/StdLiaison#OASIS ) 18:58:21 Henry: For reasons I have to say I don't understand, they've gotten themselves written into OpenID 2.0. 18:58:31 -AshokMalhotra 18:58:42 ...Implementing OpenID 2.0 mandates implementing XRI. 18:58:46 Noah: Can you explain that? 18:58:53 I had understood that it was optionally in open id. 18:59:03 Henry: You have to be able to decode XRIs and implement the authority lookup protocol in order to find out what the OpenID is. 18:59:34 +Ashok_Malhotra 18:59:55 Danc: Folks are saying http:// is too ugly, let's have =danc instead. And then people ask about email addresses. The subtext is "oh, no, no, no, we want to be able to collect money when people invent these" 19:00:24 ...I've heard that one of the reasons the OpenID folks didn't go to the IETF is because the IETF would expose this. 19:00:49 q+ to ask ht about whether OpenID *requires* implementation of XRI or whether that in some sense optional. 19:00:58 Henry: It's very hard to find the current, relevant bits. Lots of stuff on the web is old. 19:01:19 Henry: I was told I could register =henry, =henrythompson, and @ibm! 19:01:29 ...I 19:01:38 dns costs money too... ?? 19:01:52 ...I'd like to talk about this more, but the fundamental architectural proposal behind this is to introduce a mandatory level of indirection into all addressing. 19:02:07 ...The core operation you can do is to retreive metadata about a resource. 19:02:33 DanC: So the design mandates an extra round trip on the network. That's the number one thing to avoid in a protocol. 19:02:41 ...I'm happy to say that on behalf of the TAG by tomorrow. 19:02:43 q? 19:02:55 Henry: That will put a stake in the ground, but it's fundamental to their design. 19:03:33 ...at the end of the docment I pointed to earlier, you'll see a list of the services you can get on an XRI 19:04:00 ...With the right bits, the redirection would have been automatic. 19:04:44 Tim: If we haven't said it strongly enough, we should say again and again that conneg should only be used for two different representations of teh same thing. 19:04:59 Henry: Yes, that seems to be broken here too 19:05:28 -Dave_Orchard 19:06:04 Stuart: I've heard two things, one on the content negotiation, and one on the mandatory round trip. 19:06:39 q? 19:07:14 Henry: I don't fully undertand all the dimensions of this yet. There's a distinction between URIs with and without service providers, for example. 19:07:46 s/service providers/service identifiers/ 19:07:50 Stuart: It is possible to express concerns in a general way and ask for more time? 19:07:59 DanC: We can also ask them as questions in the meantime. 19:08:02 Tim: Can't we do both? 19:08:15 ...Lodge the complaints we really have and ask for clarification elsewehre. 19:08:19 s/wehre/where/ 19:08:44 TimBL: Isn't the privately owned naming scheme a problem to OASIS? 19:08:57 Henry: I don't see how we can make that argument given taht you have to pay someone to get a DNS name. 19:09:44 Stuart: Another possible technical question, XRI has been injected into OpenID, does that mean that XRI URIs are special in OpenID. So you're not treating URIs in a general way. 19:10:46 Henry: On the wiki's and things, they use XRIs so the agents do have to be able to recognize and interpret them. 19:11:34 Noah: Is the lack of URI syntactic compatibility another issue? Let's say that XRIs happen, can I put them in the same slots where URIs can go or is that another issue? 19:11:47 ...Do you really always know that hwen you want an XIR you don't want any other kind of URI or vice-versa? 19:11:51 Something like "Do we understand that XRIs _without the xri:// part_ must be recognised as alternatives to http: URIs for OpenID2.0 implementations?" 19:11:52 s/hwen/when/ 19:12:47 Stuart looks for volunteers to submit these comments 19:13:46 Henry says he's draft it now 19:13:51 I think it's more than Open ID. "To what extent is it expected that there will be use cases in which a choice of URI or XRI is to be allowed in, for example, the same attribute value or input field? If so, then how are the syntaxes to be coordinated to avoid collision? 19:13:56 "Is it a consequence of the spec., as it appears to us to be, that a) All access to resources identifies by XRIs requires (at least) two round trips and b) that content negotiation is used to return metadata or resource representations?" 19:15:05 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose jar 19:15:17 s/or XRI is/or XRIs without the explicit scheme name/ 19:15:33 i'm not a tag member 19:15:42 when is it due 19:15:42 Some discussion of the optional nature of the xri: part of the URIs. 19:16:31 yuck. it would take a while for me to track down the round-trip logic, etc 19:16:39 (what's the email address comments are due to?) 19:17:06 There is a ptr in Henry's document 19:17:11 it's due 1 Feb, tomorrow, per http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/xri/200712/msg00001.html 19:17:29 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose TimBL 19:17:30 sorry i'm not more forthcoming. in the middle of grants stuff 19:17:32 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Stuart 19:17:41 Not knowing who is chairing or who scribed recently, I propose Noah 19:18:23 Sigh, it's like the last time: comments are to be made via a web form 19:18:37 So we send email to www-tag with our comments, and point to it from the form, I think 19:18:58 form is at http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/comments/form.php?wg_abbrev=xri 19:19:19 (ah; good; ht can take a look at a draft) 19:19:34 ACTION: Noah to craft comments and send them on our behalf. 19:19:35 Created ACTION-98 - Craft comments and send them on our behalf. [on Noah Mendelsohn - due 2008-02-07]. 19:19:47 -Ht 19:20:20 That due date looks suspiciously late. I think it's 1 Feb 2007 19:20:42 Topic: Vancouver F2F Agenda Requests 19:20:43 q+ to suggest my agenda items 19:21:00 ack Noah 19:21:00 Noah, you wanted to suggest my agenda items 19:21:03 q- 19:21:18 Noah: As promised, I'm mighty close to a new draft on self describing web. 19:21:30 (oops; 4 overdue actions... http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/group/track/users/2235 ) 19:21:31 ...I'd like that on the agenda. 19:21:47 ...I've also been thinking about http-range and 303 and that might be ready in time. 19:22:12 Stuart: I think namespaceDocument-8 is really on the brink of closure, we should try to get that closed. 19:22:41 Norm: I'd like to see xmlFunctions-34 on the agenda. 19:23:22 DaveO has joined #tagmem 19:23:29 Stuart: Dave's not hear so I can't ask about logistics. 19:23:34 s/hear/here/ 19:23:44 Stuart: Are folks generally happy with the logistics? 19:23:46 For the meeting, yes. 19:24:16 -Noah 19:24:17 -Ashok_Malhotra 19:24:19 -Norm 19:24:27 Adjourned 19:24:34 -jar 19:24:39 bye 19:24:59 RRSAgent, set logs world-visible 19:25:02 RRSAgent, draft minutes 19:25:02 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2008/01/31-tagmem-minutes.html Norm 19:25:08 action-90? 19:25:08 ACTION-90 -- Dan Connolly to review henry's new document -- due 2008-01-24 -- OPEN 19:25:08 http://www.w3.org/2001/tag/group/track/actions/90 19:25:11 -TimBL 19:25:20 well, you can do that too, norm, but I want to do it 19:25:34 Ok 19:25:59 Dan, I can chat on irc 19:26:35 would you do me (and stuart?) a favor and nominate one particular ski place for us to call? 19:27:09 not sure what you mean by ski place. Do you mean ski hill, ski rental, ski lodge? 19:27:48 accomdation... 19:28:35 Ah, I went to the whistler-blackcomb.com site and clicked accomodation. 19:29:13 Currently I'm booked 4 nights in the opus from Monday. 19:29:48 DaveO, stuart and I are interested to share a room... with you, if you like. so independently going to a broker doesn't seem like the thing to do 19:29:50 Not clear whether 'we' want to head up to whistler Thurs pm (late) or Friday am (early). 19:30:04 (room, suite, whatever) 19:30:26 also not clear who 'we' are: seems some subset of (DO, TBL?, DC and SKW) 19:30:33 I don't expect TBL 19:30:37 Ok. 19:30:51 RRSAgent, stop