Weblog: March 20, 2004

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In Memoriam

Posted
March 20 2004

Hare Koninklijke Hoogheid Prinses Juliana der Nederlanden (the Queen Mother of The Netherlands), has died at ten to six this morning. She was among family at Paleis Soestdijk. This sad news has been announced this morning by the Prime Minister mr. dr. Jan Peter Balkenende.

Hare Koninklijke Hoogheid Prinses Juliana der Nederlanden
Rust zacht (Rest in piece).

Out with the WWW, in with the ACJ

Posted
March 20 2004

Since I acquired this new domain, I've consistantly refering to it as acjs.net, rather than www.acjs.net. This is simply ACJ's dot net — the fact that it's on the World Wide Web is obvious — hence, the www pre-fix is redundant. I decided to make sure that if people (or robots) were to access this site via www.acjs.net, the server takes out the www. This is accomplished by the following code in a .htaccess that resides in the httpdocs folder of this site:


RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.acjs.net$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://acjs.net/$1 [R=301,L]

On this site, you've been able to read a lot of my thoughts and rants, and view some of my work. You've also been able to read about some of the people I know, but there was nothing that really tells you who I am. Well... there still isn't. Heh.

However, I did start a new chapter, called ACJ's Ego. This is sort of a about/bio/info/more page that I will refer to when I want to refer to myself. So far, I've got one appliance of it on this weblog, being:


<link href="/ego/" rel="Author" title="ACJ's Ego" />

I don't think I'll refer to this page from outside this site though. If I want to refer to myself from an external source, I will usually link to acjs.net. If you want to refer to me on your website, I suggest you do the same.

Talking about the people pages — I added one for each of my two siblings, and I updated pretty much all the others. I also added some people (that happen to be Dutch celebrities) to my blo.gs favorites.

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