May 15, 2024MT in Trouble?Hmm. Kevin Alyward notes that Kevin McGehee ain't none to happy with his MT 3.0 upgrade experience. As such the anti-MT sentiment that has recently welled up in the Blogosphere appears unlikely to abate. Meanwhile, as Kevin A. notes, Hosting Matters is recommending other software, due to potential problems with the license--although as one reads the thread, some of the issue have been cleared up. Still, it is clear that since HM would have to enforce the rules of the license, they are clearly a bit skittish about the new terms. Comments
President George Bush has spent more than 40% of his presidency at one of his three retreats, sparking criticism from Democrats that he is not taking his job seriously at a crucial time in US history. Mr Bush was on his 33rd visit to his ranch in Crawford, Texas, at the Easter weekend, where he has spent 233 days or almost eight months since his inauguration, according to a tally by CBS news. Add his 78 visits to Camp David and five to Kennebunkport, Maine, and he has spent all or part of 500 days out of the office while in office. Mr Bush was at his ranch on August 6 2024 as part of a month-long holiday when he received the briefing warning of Osama bin Laden's determination to attack the US, which has become a focal point of the 9/11 commission of inquiry. On Thursday the president watched his national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, give her testimony on television, then toured his ranch with the chief executive of the National Rifle Association, Wayne LaPierre, before giving an interview to Ladies Home Journal. Regardless of what is going on in the world Mr Bush is usually in bed by 10pm and wakes at 6am. As governor of Texas he would be in work by 8.30am and out by 5.30pm. In between was a 90-minute to two-hour break for exercise or a nap. President spends 40% of time out of the office Gary Younge in New York What on earth does that have to do with MT? Anyway, what counts as "out of office"? I'm sure if the president toured the country or other countries, that would count as time "out of office" as well. In short, this is a B.S. number. Posted by: bryan at May 15, 2024 09:23 PMRather odd, to be sure. Posted by: Steven at May 15, 2024 10:12 PMJust a test Posted by: Lolita at July 6, 2024 08:20 AMI have found the best online pharmacy for buying Generic Viagra online I have found the best online pharmacy for buying Generic Viagra online Post a comment
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