Back in july I wrote this journal entry [inlink]paul,1405[/inlink] about prisoner abuse. This may be old news but because I don't have television I haven't really heard much about it anymore. Barely anyone believed me that the bottom picture was real because I had found it on an arab site at the time.



Well, it just resurfaced on the web again, this time on the Washington Post Site.

The person in charge --> "Specialist Armin J. Cruz of the502 nd Military Intelligence battalion was also demolished to the rank of private as another punitive measure after he confessed to forcing three naked inmates at the notorious Iraqi jail to crawl along a floor before making them simulate sex acts."

The Washington post has an entire gallery of the images here

I am working on a new design of the layout. In the mean time there is a problem with the section under the journal not extending all the way to the bottom of the page. Please be patient. I have a million other things to do right now. It will be fixed shortly.

So I was working on the site and a developers worst nightmare happend. No matter what I uploaded as soon as I accessed the file through the web browser it would go from 13k or whatever it was to 0k. It only happend if the file was FTP'ed, dynamically written files had no problem. What is up with that crap. I want my own server space so bad so that i don't have to deal with crap like this anymore. If the job with (e:zack) works out maybe I can finally afford it.

On another note, I finally got rid of that problem where it would delay loading between the search box and the chat box.

(e:metalpeter), in order to find out what's wrong in regards to [inlink]metalpeter,115[/inlink] I need to have more details about the error. In the future when you spot problems, please make sure to tell me what type of computer you are using and which browser. Otherwise, it makes it impossible for me to test out what is wrong with it.

Thanks,
Paul

In reference to (e:rachel,33061), I went and typed in our elmwood zip code at and this is the chart I got back. Looks like we are code red cancer risk here.