 Chat Guests
for this week
Monday, October 18
Computing chat at 8pm edt
Join Rawn Shah, technologist and author, as he answers your questions about Linux.
Tuesday, October 19
Q&A chat at 4:05pm edt
Join our "Behind the Scenes with Q&A" chat following the
show, and ask the host or producer of CNN's Q&A your
questions!
Book chat at 7pm edt
Join Caroline Fraser, author of "God's Perfect Child" to discuss the Christian Science Church and the human cost of Christian Science's remarkable rise.
TCM chat at 8pm edt
Join a Turner Classic Movies chat with Wes Craven, the modern master of horror and discuss his novel "Fountain Society" and his new film, "The Music of the Heart" well as his great fright flicks of the past.
Thursday, October 21
Book chat at 2pm edt
Chat with Heather McDonald, Esther Drill and Rebecca Odes, the creators of gURL.com and authors of "Deal With It," a web site and book especially for mature teens.
Friday, October 22
Health chat at 1pm edt
Join us for a chat about health and medical issues and ask
the experts your questions!
News Quiz at 10pm edt
Join our weekly news quiz to test your knowledge and
have some laughs!
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Chat E-lert
Join a Turner Classic Movies chat with Wes Craven, the modern master of horror and discuss his novel "Fountain Society"and his new film, "The Music of the Heart" well as his great fright flicks of the past.
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Chit Chat
Join #CNN every Sunday from 12-1:30pm ET for our
Late Edition chat, and chat along with other viewers
as the program airs live!
Our News Quiz Geek of the Week for 10/15/99 is
Whizbang with 34 points!
Notable quote from a Taye Diggs chat on October 12, 1999:
"I'd just like to thank everybody for chattin’.
If I were cool I would have my own computer and do this
more often, but I still live in the dark ages and am too
much a procrastinator. Bear with me I’ll get one soon.
Peace. God bless! and one love!"
Notable quote from a Colonel David Hackworth chat
on October 14, 1999:
Question from Hello: Are you going to run for Senate?
"I have no political aspirations
whatsoever. And I would suggest that anyone who thinks
I do should read my book, About Face, which is a
warts-and-all story. You would see that I would be so
busy explaining my past trespasses that I'd be eaten
alive by the press and the opposition." --Colonel Hackworth
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