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Monday, April 19, 2010

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We found this today - Scott Tower in Holyoke.
We walked up the street through the park we normally go to and went up the road we normally don't. We didn't even know it was there, and yet it was such a huge part of the town back in the day.

I've joined a group to help bring it back and I hope these pictures will help you to realize what an important project this is.

Please join the cause to save Scott Tower and the park around it. If you ever have visted Mountain Park - think of it as a similar public property that you could save. The water doesn't run so well any more due to the recent housing development up to the side but it has true wonderment all around... just needs a little pruning and some TLC.

Labels: 2010, community, nature, park

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Saturday, February 06, 2010

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I got an email the other day that blogger would no longer support FTP. That messes up my whole deal, anyone I ever set up. Myself, my business. my sister, all impacted and I either need to get some great content management system up in less then a month and a half or get some ajax going.

Kind of lame for them to do this, they sayh it costs too much money but back in the day I gladly paid for Blogger. I'd gladly do it again but that's no an option. They got bought, it's been a couple years. Now no one cares. Any .com has to be custom now, though, further separating the hobbiests from the professionals.

Labels: 2010, web

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By Josh, at Sunday, March 14, 2010 8:30:00 PM

Interesting - So the Blogger transition is not so drastic, there is actually a reasonable option of sending a blog to a subdomain. I guess Google still hosts it and they have you set up a CNAME record to point to their server which will determine (based on the configuration you've saved within your blogger account) what blog it's linked to. I have like 10 for various areas of my site, so this should be interesting. Most aren't even used anymore but they're kinda cool to have from a historical standpoint.

By Josh, at Wednesday, March 24, 2010 2:01:00 PM

...and they extended it to May 1st

By Josh, at Wednesday, March 24, 2010 2:02:00 PM