I’ve spent too much of the past week trying to diagnose and repair the problem that surfaced with this site. I was bogged down in it for days after it slowly dawned on me that this wasn’t a little nuisance but rather a serious issue. In any case, now that it’s on the way to [...]
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He’s The Man! Ryan was on my short list of people to receive my call for help earlier today when I realized that my attempts to resolve the blog issues of the past few days were just digging me deeper into trouble. It didn’t take him long after getting my plaintive plea for help to [...]
Okay. I need to tell you that I’m way over my head trying to troubleshoot what’s happening. #1. The RSS feeds have been corrupted, apparently. Feedburner reports an “invalid token” in several spots, and the WordPress forums are full of similar woes, mostly without comprehensible solutions. That would mean that processing the feeds breaks down, [...]
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Is this a clue? This little chart displays statistics from my Feedburner RSS feeds. The green line displays subscribers, a fairly constant number between 400 and 450. The blue line, which has dropped dramatically over the past week, represents “reach”. Reach is the total number of people who have taken action — viewed or clicked [...]
A protest rally on the first “furlough Friday” is planned at the State Capitol beginning at 10 a.m. this Friday morning, Oct. 23. More information can be found on the web site of the group calling itself “Hawaii Education Matters“. Buses will be ferrying participants from the University of Hawaii Manoa Campus to the capitol, [...]
The Koolauloa Neighborhood Board’s vote to support the “Envision Laie Development Plan” and a proposed 1,200 new homes is being challenged by two board members, who say violations of the sunshine law and glaring conflict of interests should nullify the vote. Following sometimes heated public testimony at a special July 31 public hearing, members of [...]
