• Flash Files now display at the original size when uploaded to your journal.
• Adding extra inlinks will not delete what you have already written in the inlink box, even if you change pages.
• You can turn off all media in the journals and have them replaced with links if you are on a slow connection or mobile deivce. This option can also be foudn in your preferences control panel which looks like a #.
• In the same control panel, you can turn off start-up sounds in your preferences, although, I would suggest not doing so as I will be using them for important anouncements shortly.

>>Posted By: paul

IF ALL OF BUFFALO READ THE SAME BOOK: ARUNDHATI ROY COMES TO BUFFALO SEPT.
8-9

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!!

We are expecting tickets to sell out quickly, so get them while they're still around. CALL 716.832.5400 to purchase by phone. Pick them up today at Just Buffalo or starting August 1 at The Western New York Peace Center or Talking Leaves Books.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

On "The God of Small Things"
Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 8 p.m.
Unitarian Universalist Church, 695 Elmwood Avenue, Corner of Ferry, in Buffalo. Admission $10.

Hear Arundhati Roy read from her Booker Prize-winning novel and answer questions from the audience about the book. Co-sponsored by the Women's Studies Department at SUNY Buffalo.

"Meet and Greet" Book Signing with Arundhati Roy
Thursday, September 9, 2004 12-2 p.m.
Talking Leaves Bookstore, 3158 Main St., Buffalo. Free. Come get your book signed and say hello to Arundhati Roy at Buffalo's finest independent bookstore.

"Another World is Possible: A Conversation with Arundhati Roy," moderated by
Amy Goodman.
Thursday, September 9, 2004, 8 p.m.
First Presbyterian Church, One Symphony Circle, Across from Kleinhahn's Music Hall, Admission, $10.

In addition to being a great writer, Arundhati Roy is also recognized
worldwide as an essayist and vigilant voice in the ongoing struggle against
political and economic oppression. Come hear her discuss her work in the global political arena with Democracy Now host, Amy Goodman.

Co-Sponsored by the Western New York Peace Center. Books will be for sale at both events from Talking Leaves Books. The reader's guide for this year's book, The God of Small Things, by Arundhati Roy, is now available as a free download on the Just Buffalo website.

Sponsors of this year's event include The National Endowment for the Arts, Parkview Health Services, The Visions for a Better World Committee of the WNY Peace Center, The Women's Studies Department at UB, 10,000 Villages, M & T Bank, Buffalo State College, Talking Leaves Books, The New York State
Council on the Arts, Erie County Cultural Funding, Rigidized Metals, Reid Petroleum and Harlequin Books.

>>Posted By: holly

If the journal has an orange title, it means it was written today. Whenever you sleect a journal from the list you should always make sure that you check all of the orange titles. for example, I wrote about four things on the news journal today, so all three of them will have orange titles.

>>Posted By: paul

I have created a new elmwoodstrip.com search plugin for mozilla firefiox and other mozilla compatible broswers such as Netscape, and maybe safari? It makes it really easy to search the site for information right from your toolbar.



To install the browser plugin, click on the ( mozilla plugin ) link on the search box. The plugin will self install and will then be available in your broswers search box. If you have any questions or comments please contact (e:paul)

For more information on Firefox read thsi journal [inlink]paul,627[/inlink]
or visit . Alternatively, you can always click on the fiefox link on the (e:info) journal's link list.

>>Posted By: info >>Updated By: info

Today I am introducing more e-features in celebration privacy invasion. Just kidding, but it doesn throw a new twist on data mining.

If you would like to link to a buffalo or surrounding suburb street map location simply click the mapquest link in your style box and type the street address into between the map tags. You must use a full street address. For example, "230 Lexington Avenue" (MAP TO: 230%20LEXINGTON%20AVENUE). Do not add city, state or zip, or apartment number information. This is great if you are having a party and want people to know where it is or if you are going to an event or bar and want to put a map to the location. For example, last night we went to Squeaky Wheel and it would have been convenient to add a (MAP TO: 175%20ELMWOOD%20AVENUE) so other people could have gone down.

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul

Thank you Robert Franke of Forever Elmwood for adding a link to our site on the front page of the Forever Elmwood site . I hope this brings in some new people who are interested in talking about community development on their journals. In return, I have put a link to Forever Elmwood on the info journal. Here is a to a video interview we made of some Forever Elmwood members at the Bidwell Park Concert series.



>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul

As requested by (e:keith) , I have reset the number of view on each journal and made it so that if you are logged on and look at your own journal, it doesn't get counted. This kind of sucks in a multiuser house like our, because now we always need to log out when done, as to make sure ours get counted! However, it is more accurate and I think it's a good idea.

If you would like to see a list of everyones total views, just check out the status page, found by clicking on the ? in your control panel. There you can find out the total view, toal entries, and online status of anyone, as well as send them an email - just click on the username.

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul

I got rid of the drop down list in order to speed up load time, reduce code bloat that will only get worse as we get more users and to move the user pic, link, and stats up.

In order to make up for this I have added an alphabetize function to the (more) list which allows you to view the list by update date(default) or alphabetized. Click on (more) on the "Last 11 Since" box (notice 11 now) in order to see what I am talking about. I also moved the random journal link there, right next to the more link.

I also added a little record of your last visit on the site to the statistics. It is the same code that shows who is online. It just remembers your last visit. Rememeber that if you want to turn off your statistics ever just use the # in your contorl panel.

And don't forget about google and site search posts. Seeing as there is so much talk of the muppets and disney, I figured I would add an example search for both (GOOGLE - muppets disney) and the site [search]muppets[/search]

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul >>Updated By: paul

You can can add both site and google searches to your entries by using the magnifying glass or google logo in your stylebox. Simple type the word or words between the tags. To add multiple words simply add spaces between them :).

Notice we are #1 on (GOOGLE - elmwood strip)and have been for several weeks under "elmwood strip"

Still no one has given me any info on what happend to Steve Kurtz [search]steve kurtz[/search] after the trial.

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul

Searches and emoticons. I added support for searches in your entries, as well as, a couple emoticons. I didn't have time to make new emoticons :( so I borrowed some form somebody else. I will make new ones or get rid of them as soon as I get a chance.

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul