May The Stars Light Your Way
It seems that I discovered a bug with the Blogger interface on PostNuke. When Blogger entries are posted, the Title of the article is the time and date of the posting. However, it seems that if the Title is edited that there is a chance…
Today, I performed a couple of upgrades to components of this site. I upgraded the Photo Gallery to 1.3, and the forums (phpBB) to 2.01. These upgrades provide additional features and bug fixes to both of these packages. Please let me know if you spot…
The June meeting of the Happy Mouth club was last night, June 5. In attendance were Ted, Tracy, John, Kristy, Wendy B., Wendy W., Drew, and Jay. Holly & Ed were excused because they’re having a baby.
We met at Maury’s Tiny Cove in the west side. Maury’s is a steak place, and the steaks were delicious!
Today, I posted INTERACTING WITH A POSTNUKE COMMUNITY, the first title in my PostNuke USER GUIDE series. This series is designed for users, not system administrators, and each title in the series will walk a user through each step of the subject. This educates users…
Wendy and I just got back from our long weekend in Philadelphia, and it was a blast! Amazingly, we made the 580+ mile trip back in just under 7.5 hours. We saw some friends, made a few new ones, and ate fantastic food. Over the…
Greg Allan a.k.a. Adam_Baum, the lead core developer and one of the four founding members of the PostNuke CMS Development Project passed away from injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. The accident occurred June 16, 2002 near his home in Meaford, Ontario in Canada.
Greg Allan was a humble and personable man who always downplayed his considerable skills. He was a self-taught coder who contributed to every aspect of development from cleaning up other people’s code to writing new and innovative software.
Greg was an invaluable asset to the PostNuke development team, and a dear and trusted friend and co-worker to thousands of people on every continent. Through this first year of PostNuke’s existence, Greg’s personable and giving nature has been a guiding light and inspiration to many people and projects that have shaped the development landscape and social personality of the PostNuke project.
Surviving Greg are his parents, Bob and Leona Allan, his girlfriend Kim and her two children Kristin and Kassandra, his dog Chevy, and trusted friend Natasha.
In memory of Greg and out of respect for all those mourning his passing, all PostNuke development and official support activity has been suspended for one week. We urge all those using PostNuke to post a copy of this article on each of your PostNuke-Powered sites to commemorate the memory and accomplishments of Adam_Baum. Please direct all comments and rememberances to this link.
For funeral arrangements, flower delivery information and memorial contributions, please email steve@grape.dyndns.org for more information.
This story features information about our trip to Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Join us — won’t you — for this first installment, in which a trip is taken, the road winds & twists, a landing occurs, a temple is found, and an idol is seen.