I have worked hard today to bring you estrip events, a calendar based journal sorting system. This system was requested by (e:keith).

Because I did not want to break away from the journal system until epeeps is developed I developed the events system as a journal based system.

Instructions on how to use it can be found here [inlink]info,15[/inlink]

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

I checked into the site statistics today and over the weekend someone coming from a US government domain visted 62 pages and downloaded 4.30 MB of information for a total of 348 hits. 4.30 MB is just about all the information there is. I wonder what type of hardcore reader that was.

My guess is that it is more like a machine. I mean who could read that much information in such a sort period of time. What do they want?

If you are just a casual reader, reading this from a government location, please go ahead and send me an email or start a journal and prove me wrong.

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

I really appologize for the inadequecy of the hosting company that I chose. The entire customer sevice team has been moved to a foreign land and they forgot how to speak English, or? This type of service would be fine for hosting my own site, but its really aggravating to have downtime for this site.

Th best option would be for me to host it myself on my server but I cannot afford the required connection fees for hosting a site this big.

I am looking into alternatives currently, hopefully this will not happen anymore. I had wanted to move the site to a local hosting company originally but was concerned with privacy issues, etc.

Anyone know of a grant for online communities? Or have any ideas, that I may consider.

>>Posted By: paul

I appologize about downtime today. The site was not working for about five hours this afternoon. It was once again a problem with our lame ass server host. I will be moving the site at somepoint in the future when I can secure some sort of funding.

>>Posted By: paul

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>>Posted By: rachel