10/21/04 06:04 - ID#29996

Spelling Error Reduction

I added a new autocorrection feature to the journal. I fixes certain common spelling errors as you type. I will add customization features in the near future. If you notice that the journl is correcting your simple spelling errors as you type don't be frightend.

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Spelling_Error_Reduction.html
Words: 50
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/20/04 10:12 - ID#29995

Wow, we hit 1,000,000

I didn't even realize it but we crossed the 1 million word mark today.

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Wow_we_hit_1_000_000.html
Words: 18
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/20/04 01:06 - ID#29994

One Million Words Approaching

We are getting so close to having a million words.

Currently Total Words: 996833

I can't even believe it. I remember when it crossed a million characters [inlink]news,132[/inlink] back in February of 2004. There is a big difference between a milion letters and a million words. As (e:ajay) pointed out earlier, that doesn't even inlcude the chat!

>>Posted By: news >>Updated By: news 10/20/04 00:09

Permalink: One_Million_Words_Approaching.html
Words: 66
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/19/04 04:18 - ID#29993

New Update Part One

In celebration of our move to the oh so awesome server we are currently on, I have updated the spell check to be the most kick-ass spell check that javascript and php could bring you. To use it simply click on the red and green "spell check" button at the bottom of your journal publish box.

The spell check is much more robust now and and is much more accurate in its suggestions. It highlight words it thinks are wrong in red and right next to it prints what it thinks is the right word in green. Most of the time it is right. If it is and you click on the green word, the correct spelling will automatically be transferred into your journal. What could be easier.

If the green word is not the correct one, roll over the red one to see more choices, then click on the correct choice from the suggestions box to the right to update your journal with that spelling.

I have tested it with Netscape 7, IE 6 Win, and Firefox 1.0. If anyone has any trouble feel free to email (e:paul) or IM me at 'paulsidekick'

>>Posted By: paul >>Updated By: paul 10/19/04 03:22 >>Updated By: paul 10/19/04 03:23

Permalink: New_Update_Part_One.html
Words: 209
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/17/04 07:26 - ID#29992

Elmwoodstrip is Back

[size=m]elmwoodstrip.org[/size]
The site is currently back up. You can feel free to use it as usual. All user files have been transfered. The site is currently at elmwoodstrip.org. You should also be able to get here via elmwoodstrip.com , however, that may take a little while to transfer.

If you notice any problems, please email paul or IM him at 'paulsidekick'.

[size=m]Maintenence[/size]
The site will be down tonight/tomorrow morning from 2am till 6am. Thank you for your patience.

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Elmwoodstrip_is_Back.html
Words: 86
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/17/04 03:06 - ID#29991

Site Maintenance Status

The site is in read only mode for a while today. I need to freeze new updates in order to move the site to it's new location. You can still continue to read the site and by tomorrow it should be back to normal. If for some reason elwmoodstrip.com doesn't work later you can try elmwoodstrip.org for now they go to the same place. Thank you for your patiences. If you have any questions please email paul or IM him at "paulsidekick".

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Site_Maintenance_Status.html
Words: 89
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/16/04 02:22 - ID#29990

Search Engine Redo

I redid the search engine. Searching should now be much more convenient. The search results open in a new window, similar to the (list all journals) window. Each search result show the 150 characters of the entry. External links within the first 150 words are converted to links. Both the external links and actual entries open in the main window. You can start new seacrhed from within the results window.

The last 80 unqiues searches are displaye dat the end of the list.

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Search_Engine_Redo.html
Words: 85
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/16/04 12:49 - ID#29989

Scheduled Site Outage

From around 2am till 8am on Monday (sunday night to monday morning) , the server will be down for routine maintence. We will most likely be switching servers directly after that but I am still waiting to find out what updates will be made to the new server the same day.

>>Posted By: paul

Permalink: Scheduled_Site_Outage.html
Words: 55
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/12/04 02:41 - ID#29988

In case anyone missed it

In the chat today a guest posted:

guest 13:06 : to terry, and all the other lame asses who oppose progress. Panos has been contributing to the buffalo economy for years. the dilapidated buiding next to the restaurant is coming down! Dont knock someone just because there successful and your stuck washing dishes.

That is some serious classist bullshit! Elmwoodstrip.com appolgizes on behalf of any dishwasher out there who read that.

To mak ethis even more ridiculous, someone using the same computer as the one who posted that guest post, went ahead and made a review of Kosta's on the restaurant site

Come on. Why slander Kosta, he had nothing to do with this!

>>Posted By: news >>Updated By: news 10/12/04 14:07

Permalink: In_case_anyone_missed_it.html
Words: 135
Location: Buffalo, NY

10/13/04 11:24 - ID#29987

A benefit for the Critical Art Ensemble

Events at SOUNDLAB ...

Thursday, October 14, 10 pm, $5
Zombie: Absent, Empty & Involuntary Bodies
a Multimedia Lecture/Demonstration by celebrated Australian performance
artist

STELARC***

A benefit for the Critical Art Ensemble defense fund

Stelarc has used prosthetics, robotics, VR systems, the Internet and
biotechnology to explore alternate, intimate and involuntary interfaces
with the body. Some of his projects include the THIRD HAND, the STOMACH
SCULPTURE, EXOSKELTON, the EXTRA EAR and the PROSTHETIC HEAD. Recently
he has performed and exhibited in "Transfigure" (ACMI, Melbourne); the
"Clemenger Contemporary Art Award" (NGV, Melbourne); the Yokohama
Triennale; the "Microwave Media Arts Festival" (Hong Kong); and "Ars
Electronica".?In 1997 he was appointed Honorary Professor of Art and
Robotics at Carnegie Mellon University.ì ¨ In 2002 he was awarded an
Honorary Doctorate and was artist-in-residence in the Faculty of Art
and Design, Monash University, Caulfield. He is currently Principal
Research Fellow in the Performance Arts Digital Research Unit at The
Nottingham Trent University. He is a recipient of a New Media Arts
Fellowship from the Australia Council for 2005-2007. His artwork is
represented by the Sherman Galleries in Sydney.
More about Stelarc:

More about the CAE defense fund:

>>Posted By: soyeon

Permalink: A_benefit_for_the_Critical_Art_Ensemble.html
Words: 203
Location: Buffalo, NY

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