Our site was hacked. Someone gained access to our servers and placed malicious code in our site that injected spam links in every post. It seemed like the quickest way to fix the problem was to delete everything and start all over again. Luckily, it’s fairly easy to renew the content. But it’s going to take much longer to restore the look and functionality and since we’re in the process of moving right now it’s going to take that much longer.
Not counting a few years of experimentation and “finding its way,” 2010 was the first full year that toddjana.com was in operation. Since this is the time of year for januflecting (looking back and looking ahead), I thought I would share some of what I think are the highlights of 2010. UPDATE: Most everything (except for a few links and the photo galleries) is fixed now. While I was reimplementing the theme I went ahead and made some design changes. Hopefully nothing that will cause confusion. In order to publish this blog I use a content management system from WordPress. Well, WordPress just came out with a major new upgrade
All kinds of news, good and not so good comes out of Slovakia. Slovakia won its first winter Olympic gold this year. The Hockey team beat Sweden and Russia in surprise upsets. Slovakia’s continues to be an economy to watch in Central Europe. National elections are coming up in June. The Slovak government’s scandalous dealings with minorities. A seemingly large number of government scandals in recent months.
I guess this is kind of a throw away post. I could have also titled it, “How to Drive (Unwanted) Traffic to Your Site” or “Weird Things People Search For.”
Whenever I send out a newsletter I also post it to our blog. Our latest naSlovensko newsletter is available at this link. You may have noticed that  Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (1135-1204), author of "A Guide for the Perplexed"--an overly perplexing guide to Scripture I just finished the fourth post in a series based on some questions that a pastor and his son sent along to me. In the beginning I only intended one post but then I got carried away and decided to experiment to see how much interest there was in “hardcore” theology and related fields. I was surprised. I got quite a few comments (not here but through facebook and other avenues) and the first post in the series is the most visited page on our site after the home page and galleries (the other two in the series are 15 and 16–not bad out of 60).
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