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Archive for the Web Statistics Category
2008, Ten most popular pages at Fathers for Life
December 28, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
| Rank |
Page |
Visits |
| 1 | Anorexia Nervosa — Changing Ideal of Beauty or Insane Obsession? | 85,369 |
| 2 | Suicide rates in countries throughout the world | 27,626 |
| 3 | Children of Divorce & Separation — Statistics on Consequences of Father Absence | 25,080 |
| 4 | Home Page of Fathers for Life | 25,054 |
| 5 | Family Violence — Main Page | 14,354 |
| 6 | Canada Suicides | 12,004 |
| 7 | USA Suicide Deaths 1979 to 1996 | 11,263 |
| 8 | Population pyramids for selected countries in the regions of the world | 11,166 |
| 9 | The fetal alcohol crisis | 9,589 |
| 10 | Feminism? You want feminism? Which brand would you like? | 8,319 |
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Fathers for Life - Website problems are fixed now
November 16, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
During the last 24 hours the website of Fathers for Life experienced a few problems. They appear to be fixed now, but I would not bet my life on that.
It all started on Nov 12th, when Symantec Service Framework crashed every time I tried to download e-mail. SSF worked fine, as long as I did not try to download e-mail messages. Of course, I had to shut down my machine every time and reboot it, so to get SSF going again.
There was obviously a problem that a software update would fix. That was the very first thing I tried, but there were no updates. There were no updates in the morning.
I contacted Symantec for a chat session. The technician was so kind as to give me a contact number, so that she would be able to set up remote control for my machine. Unfortunately, she signed off, before I had a chance to tell her that the error message telling me that SSF abended showed up every time I downloaded e-mail, that therefore there was no use telling me the contact number via e-mail.
Of course, I checked Webmail, but before I had that going, the chat connection could no longer be reset, and there were now about 50 people ahead of me in the queue.
I knew that I would not be able to stay alert long enough to do things right anyway. So I caught up on some of the sleep I had missed.
It took about three hours before a new chat session was set up again and I got a new technician. The first thing he did was to download software updates, of whom there now were some. He got them installed, and I was able to download e-mail again without Norton AV abending.
Unfortunately, I did not realize it at the time, there was now a problem with uploading web pages for all of the websites I am running, including the website of Fathers for Life. It is not clear whether those problems were caused by trying to fix SSF. Still, it was quite clear that I no longer could use my web editor to upload new or edited web pages.
I tried to circumvent that but should have known better. If only I would have waited for those problems to clear. Nothing I tried worked, and I caused a few problems that put all of my websites out of commission.
In the end, I got those problems fixed, got all of the websites uploaded again, and - low and behold - all of the uploading problems I had prior to that were gone - and not because I did anything to address those problems. I have no clue what happened and who has done it.
At any rate, things are back to normal, and now I need to check what e-mail messages need looking after.
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Web statistics for Fathers for Life
May 27, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
The top-ten key-word searches:
- kilauren gibb
- joni mitchell daughter
- erin pizzey
- international suicide rates
- suicide rates in canada
- joni mitchell’s daughter
- radical feminism
- fatherlessness
- taboo porn
- world suicide rates
The top-ten most-often visited web pages:
- Anorexia Nervosa : Changing Ideal of Beauty or insane Obsession?
- Suicide rates in countries throughout the world
- Welcome to Fathers for Life
- Children of Divorce & Separation — Statistics
- Population pyramids for selected countries in the regions of the world
- Family Violence — Main Page
- Canada Suicides
- USA Suicide Deaths 1979 to 1996
- The reunion of Joni Mitchell and her daughter Kilauren Gibb
- USA Population Figures for the Years 1980 to 1996
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