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Tuesday, June 13, 2006
June 2006
Your Friday Music: Lisa Loeb and Elizabeth Mitchell
Friday Frivolity: Bleep Bleep Blam Blam
1,000,000,000 for 100?
Rotten Kids! Get Off My CyberLawn!
Moblogging and Embedded Video
Weekend Assignment #118: July 4th Memories
A Fix for Gap-Toothed Smiles?
The Textures of Life
Stock Up
Attack of the Cloud Hippos!
Looking for July 4 Blogs
Your Wednesday Author Interview: David Louis Edelman
Revenge!
Here, Look at Some Cool Photos
Juxtaposition -- Your Assurance of Quality Linking
True Headlines!
A Coalition Against Exploitation
Saturday Night Fever? Try Saturday Afternoon Feeding
Soylent Energy is People!
I'm the Lawn Man, Yeah, I'm the Lawn Man
Your Monday Photo Shoot: Patterns and Textures
More Chores
Wi-Fi Sharing?
Some Brain Teasers for Your Monday Morning
Chatting On Your Journal
Give it All Away
When Children's Programming Was Cool
Zap
Drive Yourself Nuts on a Saturday Morning
Two for the Trekkers
Feeling Not So Alone (If One is a Writer)
Feeling Alone
That's Strange...
Ringing My Geek Bell
Weekend Assignment #117: Chores You Hate
Still Life with Still Lifes
The 80s Are Back! With Slightly Better Hair!
Gaze Upon the Black Sun
Meat Without the Murder
Posting Directly from AOL Pictures
Those New Yorkers -- They're So Polite!
The First Swing of Summer
Oddly Enough, It Makes Me Want To Go To Sleep
They're Paying For Their Crimes (And Not Just Against Fashion)
Late Spring Crabapples
An ARM and a Leg
Damn, And I Had Just Gotten Used to My Peach Facial Scrub
For Those About to Get Coffee, Two Sugars, No Cream, We Salute You
Three Unrelated Things, Because, You Know, Why Not?
Your Monday Photo Shoot: Still Life
From Dad
Loving Bloggers, Not Suing Them
Public Utilities
For When You Need a Really Big Project
Oh, and In Case You Needed It...
Dadly Advice
Plink Plink Plink
The End of Cavities?
Insert Your Own "Well, Journalists ARE Clowns" Joke Here
What We Don't Usually See
Dust Something. It Won't Kill You.
The New Netscape
Because You Can't Get Enough of People With Painted Faces
Weekend Assignment #116: The Things We Share With Dad
The Best Mistakes
Bears! in Hammocks! Auuuuugh!
How to Cheat Good
From the Department of People Pretty Much Getting What They Deserve
Your Wednesday Author Interview: Pamela Ribon
Why, Those Little Cheaters!
Hammering The Glitches Down
Dropping the Mad Astronomy Linkz on You, Yo
Happy Flag Day!
Your Tuesday Poll: Ring Tones
Use the Force, Gnarls!
Wanton Geekery
Update Live
If It Can Happen to a Super Bowl-Winning Quarterback It Can Happen To You
AOL Journals R6 Install Tomorrow Morning
Your Monday Photo Shoot: Bad Photos (That Are Still Kind of Cool)
Hola, Alberto
The Saddest Story You'll Read Today
Your Highway Pictures
Your Monday Morning Chocolate Story
Videogame-aholics
Best Cat Story Ever (Today)
Getting James Bond on Ya
Pretty As A
Not to Make it Sound Like an Afterthought or Anything
Cleanliness is next to something something something
From the People Who Bring You Squid Guts Ice Cream
Next Up: The Pentagon's MySpace Page!
Friday Fun With Science
Weekend Assignment #115: Make Your Own Highway Sign
This Photo Shoot Brought to You By The Letter "M"
I've Got Pressure. You've Got Pressure. Why Did You Have to Provoke Me?
al-Zarqawi
R6 On the Way
From the More Money Than Sense Files
Your Wednesday Author Interview: Tate Hallaway/Lyda Morehouse
Behold, The Indian Call Center
Proof, If You Needed It, That the Internet Makes People Do Stupid Things
The Fact This is on a Tech-Related Website Makes It All the More Satisfying
Your Tuesday Poll: Abominable Ice Cream Flavors
I Fell Into a Burning Ring of Fire
A Commencement Address I would Have Liked to Have Had
Sunrise, Sunset
Ahhhhhh! It's the End Times!
Your Monday Photo Shoot: The Letter M
That Was Then, This is Now
Heart Attack on a Bun
How to Raise a Chunky Child
The Exact Opposite of Being Blinded By Science
Groovy Chemicals
More Mentos! More Coke!
On the Other Hand
80s Junk
Your Friday Music: Peter Gabriel
And On To the Next One
Here Comes the Flood, 2006 Remix
A Parental Moment
I'm Alive
Serving All Your Castle Needs
Weekend Assignment #114: Things You Like Now But Not Then
Is There is Nothing Chocolate Can't Do?
Windows Vista in Detail
The People of Wiscon
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Tuesday, June 13, 2006
9:15:00 AM EDT
Hearing You Got Another Thing Comin' -- Judas Priest

Update Live


Given that I was just able to post a long screed about the dangers of other people on the road without any difficulty, I would say that today's R6 install went off without any major hitches. Nevertheless, if you're having any sort of problems uploading or accessing your Journal today, drop a note in the comment thread here and describe the issue you're having; I'll make sure the AOL-J tech folks hear about it.

Update, 4:30pm: Journal Editor Joe has updates on R6 here and here.


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  • #3 Comment from midwestvintage 
    6/13/06 12:55 PM Permalink
     Did my whole entry and then when I tried to spell check it froze the whole thing up.  I had to copy and paste when I reopened.  But then I have had nothing but trouble since I upgraded to the security edition.  Everything runs soooooooooooo slow with it.

                       Julie
  • #2 Comment from teeisme57 
    6/13/06 10:03 AM Permalink
    Yeah, that search box is pretty much a waste of space. I typed in Flat Scalzi and was brought to a bunch of results. I clicked on one of them and got to a place in your journal that had several entries on the page plus the comments. Not finding the words Flat Scalzi, I then hit CTRL+F then typed Flat Scalzi in and there I found it highlighted on the right side bar, which was a link to another entry. I also see, not many people are using the 'blog about this feature. I've been using it just lately to ease up on the copying and pasting.
  • #1 Comment from deslily 
    6/13/06 9:42 AM Permalink
    sigh.. don't know how many more "upgrades" I can stand.. the way things are added to the top of the journal, it won't be long until you have to scroll just to read the first sentence of my journal... sorry to be a bummer about it, but it sure would be nice to be able to click on a journal and actually read some before scrolling... rant done.. thanks ..