About this website…
Last night, I prowled through some of the statistics logged by my web server. I was surprised (but not totally since I know the site is listed in the sci.space.shuttle newsgroup FAQ) to see that the LaunchZone is the most highly visited. That’s the section I’ve done the least work on for a long time and probably won’t work on for a little while, yet. I’m working to finish up, or at least balance out, the other website sections before I come back to it. Most of my time is spent on my blogs (the OpinionZone and the ComputerZone), but when I’m actually adding other material to the site, it’s mostly in the OS X (Oh-S-Ten) section of the website. Once I get some material in each of the OS X sections, I plan to go back and fill out the Win XP section (also in the ComputerZone), and then add more to the WritingZone. Only then do I plan to come back to the LaunchZone and begin finishing the Contingency Abort section. The latter is long overdue, I know, but I’m doing this all at my own expense. So, I hope both my readers are not too disappointed.
I might also add a “FlightZone” or “AvZone” to talk about my aviation experiences, provide a clearinghouse and perspective on aviation issues, and to inform folks about aviation events. I’m still thinking about whether I’ll do that at all; and if I do, whether I’ll leave the LaunchZone alone or fold it in as a section underneath the “FlightZone”.
In the Computer Zone, I will add a section about Panther, Apple’s upcoming release of OS X, after I finish the OS X section I’ve already started and if I’m running it. I know that the most helpful stuff in both the XP and OS X sections will be the tips, tricks, and troubleshooting sections, but they will be the last sections to go up. For my own sake of continuity, I need to finish the basic sections first.
I would like to add some forum sections to the site, but I’m not sure how easy or hard that will be to do. I'm still looking into that.
To give myself time to do more video editing, most updates to the site will occur on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. There will be exceptions to that, but I’ll try to keep to at least that schedule. Use the “Latest Updates” section on the home page to keep track of what’s new. Come back often, and if you’d like to see any material here that’s not or if you’d like to offer constructive comments, drop me a line.
I might also add a “FlightZone” or “AvZone” to talk about my aviation experiences, provide a clearinghouse and perspective on aviation issues, and to inform folks about aviation events. I’m still thinking about whether I’ll do that at all; and if I do, whether I’ll leave the LaunchZone alone or fold it in as a section underneath the “FlightZone”.
In the Computer Zone, I will add a section about Panther, Apple’s upcoming release of OS X, after I finish the OS X section I’ve already started and if I’m running it. I know that the most helpful stuff in both the XP and OS X sections will be the tips, tricks, and troubleshooting sections, but they will be the last sections to go up. For my own sake of continuity, I need to finish the basic sections first.
I would like to add some forum sections to the site, but I’m not sure how easy or hard that will be to do. I'm still looking into that.
To give myself time to do more video editing, most updates to the site will occur on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. There will be exceptions to that, but I’ll try to keep to at least that schedule. Use the “Latest Updates” section on the home page to keep track of what’s new. Come back often, and if you’d like to see any material here that’s not or if you’d like to offer constructive comments, drop me a line.
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