Oct 27
If you look through my previous posts you will notice a lot of extraneous characters scattered about haphazardly. This happened after my website was hacked. I first thought it might be a further hack but it turns out it is a result of my site having been moved to a newer server, with theoretically greater security, after the hack was corrected. I think it is a problem with the character set on the old server databases vs. the new one.
I will be looking into fixing the problem if it continues, but if it disappears from now on I will probably just ignore the old posts. They are readable.
Tagged with: TMT
Jul 25
I have been a little distracted lately. My daughter, and youngest child, got married last weekend and although it has been a wonderful time, with visiting relatives and all of the festivities, it will be good to get back to the humdrum of everyday life. Hopefully you will see a little more activitity here in the future.
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Feb 28
I have not had any big problems with TimeLog2 recently, and I have added just about all of the features that I will be using for now, so I am going to call the new page stable. In keeping with the new philosophy (see earlier post), I am only loading bios from my “most important” list in the Today-in-History pages. As time goes on, I will be doing the same with events. Eventually, I will sync up these entries with the data in the TimePage itself so that the two data sets will be compatible.
I am going to leave the old TimeLog on line so that there is a path for any of the old followers that may have missed the transition. This will also allow me to make a clean break since the old content can be accessed if need be.
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Feb 13
The TimeLog is a blog for the TimePage website. I thought I should mention that I am presently in the process of upgrading the TimeLog to a newer version of the blog software and working out some minor changes in organization. The new version is essentially a fresh start and I am not going to reproduce all of the content from the old version on the new one.  For now, the old version is still functioning even though I am not adding anything to it. The new version is called TimeLog2 and when it has been thoroughly exercised it will become the official TimePage blog.
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