Michael Van DeMar posted another helpful link in his comment below, but in case others miss it there, I wanted to bring it to your attention. It’s a helpful checklist for cleaning up a WordPress site after a hack. I’ve done most of these things, but there were a few I needed to do. Hopefully, this will prevent further incursions!
I’m having a bit of fun looking around the new WP 2.6 dashboard. It’s definitely an improvement over our 2.0 version!
All of the students experienced a strong sensation of sweetness while sucking on lemons, and many asked for a second piece! Then the party became even more interesting when a couple of students decided to see how their Oreos would taste.
My friends in the Facebook group “Teaching Resources for Biological Psychology and Neuroscience” have shared so many exciting resources, but my favorite was the Play-Doh neuron project. Because I’ve been teaching remotely for three (!!!) Read more…
When Karla was little, I found that I had to educate my pediatricians about autism. They said they’d read about it in medical school, but it was so rare that they never expected to see Read more…
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Vix · August 19, 2008 at 1:57 pm
I know all about Internet safety myself, and I’m also very good at protecting our sites against hackers and junk. So if you need any help, Mom, I can always help you out.
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