We regret that our usual prodigious output of free-association and unrestrained blather has been constrained in the last few days. We have been having issues.
Say rather that our hosting service has been having issues with us. Issues that I shall not go into just yet, but will rant upon fully at a later date.
Previous Hosting Situation
Suffice it to say that these issues were enough, when coupled with research into said late host at webmaster boards across the net, to induce me to move the site onto new, improved servers at the hallowed Hosting Matters.
New American Digest Control Room @ Hosting Matters
I'd been toying with this idea for a few months but, overcome by inertia, hadn't really pressed forward on it. Now, with the tireless help of my long suffering friend and web designer, Tom Eberle, the move has been accomplished.
About Tom, more later as well. For now, American Digest is feet dry at Hosting Matters. I must say it feels good.
In the coming week, it will be back to blather as usual here. I've got several items at the half-bake in the background and I hope to be able to put them up soon.
Among them will be:
Plus a few Christmas presents for your all suitable for use in a last minute wrapping frenzy and sure to offend someone on your list.
And... maybe... a regular film reviewer which, lucky for you, will not be me.
For now, however, suffice it to say that spending a week or so moving two hundred megabytes of blog from California to Florida has tuckered me out. I'm taking a break for a few hours.
See you on the flip side.
[If you must, we point out that the Archives tab above now works. So dunk around if you've a mind. All told there are over 4000 entries to choose from.]
Posted by Vanderleun at December 1, 2004 9:47 PMThat, my friends, is the control room of a serious MS Flight Simulator addict. Where is this, really?
Posted by: JLK at December 7, 2004 7:44 PMIf you are going to do a bit on Ansel Adams, then you might be at looking at the work of Clyde Butcher (the Ansel Adams of the Everglades). He is truly a master of his art form.
View his web at:http://www.clydebutcher.com/
Then again, maybe I am not hip to what you intend in your Ansel Adams essay.
I do enjoy your writing.
Hugh
Posted by: Hugh Smith at December 9, 2004 12:56 PM
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