"The forecast is currently unavailable for this location." That's what the page said when I clicked to view the forcast a minute ago. I wonder if they're tied in to the Bethel network in any way. That's been confused for part of the evening and let me know by making my phone beep and vibrate a lot. As far as I can tell all my servers themselves are fine and reachable from some places on the network but not others. So I can't fix it. So if you're using Bethel email and wondering why mail delivery is taking a while now you know. Tuesday was an interesting day. I spent the list turning todo lists into Incidents. I learned that if you're fixing some minor glitch it's a bad idea to let some people even know it's happening. The day started off seeing something I didn't like much at all, which is technically against policy too and alternatives are available. As of the end of the day it's pretty much impossible for it to happen again though. If you log into a Bethel computer and halfway through the login it turns into a logout, wait a few minutes, try again, and don't try to do what you did to make the system mad at you again. Technology is great. :) Monday night I did some poking with CSS and javascript. It's on my site somewhere which I'm sure you can find (it took Austin long enough today though). I just need to work on scaling and triggering (I'm gonna need to do a loop to find the correct parent) so I can put it other places. It's another thing where Safari users are out of luck. Works fine in Mozilla though. I doubt it works in IE either, but I have no machine with IE on it to test with.