Anthology of Ideas

Apache is having trouble doing url rewrites, so temporarily links into the site will be broken. Links on the site itself should be fine though.

As much as it seems that things are slowing down they aren’t. Development continues on the plugins, and new papers are being written. There have been a few specific projects being delayed, but overall everything continues. In fact, several new features to the site are being considered for implementation.

It turns out my full backup was corrupt. So if you have ANYTHING that was posted after mid-august please send it to me (including comments) at: admin [at] anthologyoi [dot] com. I will be extremely appreciative and may reward you. That being said. I’m going to take a little break from normal written updates (to get over completely losing 4 extremely long papers that weren’t even published yet) and I am going to do a little tweaking of the site structure.

While they have only been on the Internet a few months, the contents of this site have been written over a period of two years. In that two years I’d like to think that my witting style and grammar has improved. Therefore, over the next few weeks I plan to silently edit, update, rewrite, re research, and generally clean up all my older posts. Some of it needs it so badly that just looking at it makes me want to cry.

In about 2 hours the first post in the Creating a World series will appear. I hope to follow up this first post with a new topic weekly. So if I update like I want, every Monday will mean a new Creating a World entry and every Friday will be a new Paper or Thought, with other updates as they come.

The more I do the more ideas I come up with. This site/blog (Oh my God, I used the blog word; that’s it I’m leaving) is going to be propelled into the next millennium. I have so many ideas it isn’t funny. Another new section I added is called “WordPress.” For those that haven’t had their coffee this morning, afternoon, or evening it will focus mainly on adding and modifying wordpress the lovable software I have converted to.

Apache is having trouble doing url rewrites, so temporarily links into the site will be broken. Links on the site itself should be fine though.

As much as it seems that things are slowing down they aren’t. Development continues on the plugins, and new papers are being written. There have been a few specific projects being delayed, but overall everything continues. In fact, several new features to the site are being considered for implementation.

It turns out my full backup was corrupt. So if you have ANYTHING that was posted after mid-august please send it to me (including comments) at: admin [at] anthologyoi [dot] com. I will be extremely appreciative and may reward you. That being said. I’m going to take a little break from normal written updates (to get over completely losing 4 extremely long papers that weren’t even published yet) and I am going to do a little tweaking of the site structure.

While they have only been on the Internet a few months, the contents of this site have been written over a period of two years. In that two years I’d like to think that my witting style and grammar has improved. Therefore, over the next few weeks I plan to silently edit, update, rewrite, re research, and generally clean up all my older posts. Some of it needs it so badly that just looking at it makes me want to cry.

In about 2 hours the first post in the Creating a World series will appear. I hope to follow up this first post with a new topic weekly. So if I update like I want, every Monday will mean a new Creating a World entry and every Friday will be a new Paper or Thought, with other updates as they come.

The more I do the more ideas I come up with. This site/blog (Oh my God, I used the blog word; that’s it I’m leaving) is going to be propelled into the next millennium. I have so many ideas it isn’t funny. Another new section I added is called “WordPress.” For those that haven’t had their coffee this morning, afternoon, or evening it will focus mainly on adding and modifying wordpress the lovable software I have converted to.