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June 14, 2006

What Happened to the Site?

Since I started receiving e-mail about what happened to this site and why it hasn't been updated since my trip to Chicago, here goes:)

1. Two days after I came back from Chicago I held a 5 day workshop for my internet team from Central and Eastern Europe. Doing lectures half of the day, and providing entertainment the other half.

2. Right after the workshop I had to fly to Poland to find a new internet manager for our operation there.

3. My grandfather was recently hospitilized due to heart failiure, which is near fatal at his age, so things have been pretty hecting on the family side of life as well.

4. I'm working on finishing three RSS books and need to finish up all of them shortly. Long-time visitors will remember that when I was finishing "Unleash RSS" back in the end of 2004 I had to take a short break from the site, since it's difficult to write a book and write for a website at the same time.

5. I'm running on a tight deadline to finish a large webstore that is going to be launched accross 20 countries in Central and Eastern Europe this month and promoted with more than 100 hours of daily DRTV airtime.

So, to make a long story short, life and other RSS related and unrelated projects got the better of me.

But not to worry, I promise to get started again in full force early next month:

Comments

No worries, Rok. I can completely relate as I am several weeks behind on my blog as well. Have a few in the queue, but just haven't finished them. Keep up the good work ... and nice to know that people are interested in what you're writing about!

Eric Shanfelt
VP eMedia Strategy
Penton Media, Inc.
www.emediastrategist.com

Posted by: Eric Shanfelt at June 14, 2006 10:03 PM

Keep plugging away and hope things go well for your grandfather and your family.

Posted by: RSS Ray at June 15, 2006 3:01 AM

1. In Gods Hands 4:08 5.10 Mb

2. Say it Right (Rauhofer remix part 1) 8:34 9.10 Mb

3. Maneater (Rauhofer mix Show) 5:34
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Posted by: Nelly Furtado - Best of the remixes at August 22, 2007 2:55 PM
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