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February 10, 2006 | By Carma In behind the scenes |

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I went to visit the main page this morning and got a message that the file was not found. How frustrating is that! I’ve put in a ticket with technical support, but since it’s a free account, I’m not holding my breath.

Well, never worry; the site won’t be living there for long. I’ve purchased web hosting for three years from GoDaddy.com and will be moving the site over as soon as the domain has been transferred and I can start using it.

In the mean time, know that The Genre Traveler has not gone away and has no intention of going away anytime soon.

In other news, there was a misprint in one of the stories of the January issue. It will be corrected soon, but I wanted you to know now, just in case.

In the Enchanted Forest story, the P.O. Box number for The Preservation Howard County is wrong. Here is the correct information:
 
The Preservation Howard County
P.O. Box 6512 (not 6572)
Ellicott City, MD 21042-6512

Also, keep you calendar open for Memorial Day weekend -- I'll soon have the details to share on the trip to Toronto to see The Lord of the Rings. The musical is already getting good reviews. One person interviewed by The Globe and Mail after the show said, “I think it will be our next Phantom [of the Opera].” That musical ran for 10 years in Toronto.

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    • 1 Comment so far

    1. on January 27th, 2007

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      Original Poster: C.S. Pothitt, cspothitt.bravejournal.com
      Original Post Date: February 10 2006 12:07pm
      Post:
      Whew! Turned out their server went down. But it looks like everything is OK now. ;-)

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