Dale

I see you’re still waiting on that upgrade - here’s the link:
http://intricateart.com/blog/how-to-upgrade-wordpress/

It includes a link to a newer plugin that auto upgrades in just a few very simple steps.

Checked out your site and liked it a lot … also subscribed to it in Newsgator so it’s on my blogroll now too.

Bye for now,

Dale

Note: Works for all blogs, not just Wordpress. Obviously points 8-10 will need to be changed depending on your blogging platform of choice.

Bye for now,

Dale

Love your new photo site (http://bnsullivanphoto.com), by the way, nice job. Makes me want to crank up my own with a focus on photography also. I think I might call it “afewgoodlenses.com” — I already own the domain name!

Thanks for stopping by, always good to hear from you.

Dale

Unfortunately, things like google, intenet explorer, word press, et al are high profile ‘hook’ targets simply because those things are so common.

Might I recommend ~not using googlag ad sense advertising? Amazon is a good start, but there are many other high quality, reliable ad networks. Try here for ten good choices. I chose ‘Chitika’, but it’s your preference. I was simply tired of being ‘evil’.

Bobbie

Please do pass along the upgrade instructions. I’ve hesitated to do it because there are some quirks with my web host (Yahoo!). They implemented WordPress by installing it for you, but then never upgraded it past version 2.0.2 (despite implying that they would). I’ve read of some users who’ve upgraded it successfully, but others who’ve had problems. Since I’m not a PHP or MySQL programmer, I don’t know if I could get out of trouble if something bad happened. And Yahoo! would probably not help.

But … I have been compiling info on upgrading because I will do it at some point, so your instructions will surely help.

Thanks,

Dale

Glad this article helped. Since I got it cleaned up and changed my password, I’ve been checking the code with View/Page Source or View/Source very day and so far, so good. If you find out anything more about how it happens, please let me know. I’ll do the same.

Thanks for coming by!

Dale

Glad I found your blog. Look forward to reading more.

Thanks for the comment. There is a contact number and address on this page:

http://www.oaklandcemetery.com/damage.html

That’s probably the best way to offer your help. In case the page is unavailable, here’s the info:

Historic Oakland Foundation
248 Oakland Avenue SE
Atlanta, GA 30312
404-688-2107

Thanks again….

Dale

Thanks very much for coming by and leaving a comment, good to hear from you.

Bye for now,

Dale

You bet it is, and these pics are just what I could see from outside the walls … some photos from inside the grounds are now on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s web site here:

http://projects.ajc.com/gallery/view/metro/atlanta/oakland0317/

Thanks for coming by,

Dale

Thanks for coming by, and for looking at the photos.

When I went over there, I wasn’t expecting the damage; I hadn’t heard anything about Oakland on the news at that point and it just never occurred to me. Maybe the surprise-factor made it a little bit easier, I don’t know. Probably just as well that I couldn’t get on the property; after seeing the AJC slideshow of the damage inside, I’m not so sure I’m tough enough to see it in person.

I’ll be volunteering, for sure….

Dale

I’ve been a little hesitant to head out there myself, and although this is terrible to see, I’m glad you’ve taken pictures to highlight the extent of the damage.

If and when they start having volunteer cleanup days, I hope to see you (and everyone that reads this blog!) there.

Thanks very much for stopping by, and I appreciate the good words on my article and photographs. There’s more to come, so keep an eye out. Also, I joined your neighborhoods on MyBlogLog and BlogCatalog so I’m sure we’ll be in touch again.

Bye for now,

Dale

not use it.

Wordpress2.5 comes out in a few days ….who knows what will work then.