Hi Jed, and Mark, I should have prefaced the original subject line with "OT" Off Topic. I think that would have resolved the issue - except perhaps for a few Vort purists. ;-). My apologies for not having doing so in the first place.
Again, I want to thank several Vorts for the plethora of advice and insight I received from them. It was not my intention to unduly distract the collective from several energy topics currently under discussion, such as what are Rossi's & Defkalion's energy catalyzers made up of... and do those mythical reactors really work??? Neither was it my intention to unduly distract us from on-going Rossi Watching, or perhaps watching Krivit as Krivit watches Rossi, etc... I nevertheless took advantage of the situation when Jed announced the fact that he was focusing on using WORD PRESS templates to completely revamp his lenr-canr.org web site. I have found myself in need of doing a complete overhaul of my own web site. It seemed an opportune time to ask Jed a few probing questions about what it was like working with WORD PRESS. I learned a few things. I'm still very much an XAMPP/WORD PRESS newbie. Nevertheless, I have successfully installed the XAMPP on a Jump Stick. I defined a WORD PRESS database using MySQL on the local server. I also got WORD PRESS installed. I essentially have a local server where I can do all my WORD PRESS editing off-line. (Of course, eventually I'll have to upload it all to my web site, but all in due course!) All of these accomplishments are important landmarks, particularly since my goal is to work with simple formatting templates, and to do as little direct HTML coding as possible from now on. ;-) If I'm lucky I might have something worth publishing by fall. No promises. One of several topics I hope to publish will focus on algorithms I used to simulate the laws of Celestial Mechanics along with what appear to be certain relationships with chaos theory. Some of my research resulted in unexpected surprises. I hope to use plenty of graphics too. It's possible a few might find some of the work interesting, possibly even thought provoking at times. But who knows. Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
