         if not @_idle_time?
             return
         now = (new Date()).getTime()
-        # console.log("idle: checking idle #{@_idle_time} < #{now}")
+        #console.log("idle: checking idle #{@_idle_time} < #{now}")
         if @_idle_time < now
             @emit('idle', 'away')
 
     # Set @_idle_time to the **moment in in the future** at which the user will be
-    # considered idle, and also emit event indicator using is currently active.
+    # considered idle, and also emit event indicating that user is currently active.
     _idle_reset: =>
         @_idle_time = (new Date()).getTime() + @_idle_timeout + 1000
-        # console.log '_idle_reset', new Date(@_idle_time), ' _idle_timeout=', @_idle_timeout
+        #console.log '_idle_reset', new Date(@_idle_time), ' _idle_timeout=', @_idle_timeout
         @emit('idle', 'active')
 
     # Change the standby timeout to a particular time in minutes.
     # This gets called when the user configuration settings are set/loaded.
     set_standby_timeout_m: (time_m) =>
+        # console.log 'set_standby_timeout_m', time_m
         @_idle_timeout = time_m * 60 * 1000
         @_idle_reset()
 

        # This is used by the base class for marking file use notifications.
        @_redux = require('./smc-react').redux

        setTimeout(@_init_idle, 15 * 1000)

        # Start reporting metrics to the backend if requested.

        A document.body event listener here and one for each jupyter iframe.body (see jupyter.coffee).
        ###

        @_idle_reset()
        setInterval(@_idle_check, 60 * 1000)

