1. Ah, punch cards. I remember we used those when I was learning to use Fortran programming when studying engineering back in the 70's. I'm feeling really old watching it!

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2. The intro sounds like a dharma initiative film

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3. Hi Fran. I'm an artist; painter, mainly. I believe you're an artist too. I enjoy your eclectic presentations, and eccentric lab. I think that it is so comforting to have a relatively small workspace; surrounded by objects, tools, and materials; which just keep those creative gears, well greased and turning. I'm always impressed by anyone who finds their particular little niche; of creative and intellectual immersion. I wish you continued success; you're very interesting.

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4. Aren't there templates in Word that do this?

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5. Is outlining for writing even still taught? And I was taught a form of outlining for computer programming where we wrote pseudo-code and drew block diagrams that were required to be turned in as parts of the assignment. And that was in the days of batch processing with punched cards on a mainframe. I learned FORTRAN and IBM Assembler that way.

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6. I was interested to see programming by jumpers. I still have some vintage IBM jumpers and connection blocks.

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