Category: old blogging

Wine and food with Kate, followed by beer with Kate, Bren, Greg and Paul F, with sightings of Hamish, Alex, Ruth, Terry, Dave, Ali, Nikki, Tim, Lucy, Helen, other Helen and numerous others. A good night.

The railway station electronic displays have a new message on them:

Why do I feel like someone has tied my shoelaces together today? Everything seems to be much harder work than it needs to be.
Anyway, croftway.co.uk seems to be back to normal.

The BBC war log continues its migration. Today it is here.

croftway.co.uk remains offline. I am not best pleased. Additionally EasySpace do not have a telephone number, at least not one that they make public. But they’ll be running out of fax paper very soon indeed.

I’m working continuously this evening, with redoubled effort in light of ongoing events, to update the news sources page. I’ve just uploaded a new revision, which now has links to more than fifty sixty English-language news sources.

Not that it is terribly useful to post it here, but croftway.co.uk, the website for the nursery, seems to be down. Easyspace told me that they were transferring it to a new server today, but that service would not be interrupted. This clearly is not the case.
Thankfully, at the moment, traffic is fairly light, with an average of around 30 unique visitors per day. However, our first adverts of the season hit the shelves next week, and then our traffic will rocket. I sincerely hope that the site will be restored very quickly. If it isn’t, there will be trouble.

There is a small anti-war demonstration at the Cross this evening, maybe fifty or sixty people.

Most distant black hole weighed, presumably with a very large set of scales.

The BBC war log seems to move to a new URL each day. Strange. Today it is here and makes for compulsory reading.