We're *trying* to still fix whatever keeps screwing up on the server. There are times people can't log into their blogs or post comments. Right now I can log in and post (duh). The comments are still giving 500 ISE (Internal Server Errors).

Since there seems to be some confusion on what the difference is between an ENTRY and a COMMENT I am going to list it here:

ENTRY: You are reading it right now. You sign into the Posting section and click New Entry. This is not a problem *crosses fingers*

COMMENT: At the bottom of this ENTRY on the main page (what you are viewing now) you will see the word "COMMENTS (0)". The number "0" means no comments have been posted. Click on COMMENTS (0). This will take you to the COMMENT section. From there you add your name, email/website and any comment you would like. Once you click POST it is supposed to post the comment. Unfortunately people who try are getting a 500 ISE.

Please let me know if you have any questions. *crosses fingers, toes and eyes that this clarifies everything*

I talked to a friend of mine who bumped into my ex coworker. She's the one who thought I should have been laid off instead of her. I ranted about it on NCT last week. Apparently she has been telling everyone she could about how much better of an employee she WAS and that I was still working at UCLA because of years of service. I don't understand how someone can look themself in the mirror and believe that they are 'the better employee' after eight or nine layoffs across the states. She's 48 years old and the only thing she can say she accomplished is posting (not publishing as she told my supervisor) a novel on a website that asks everyone to post a 5,000 word story every year... no matter how crappy.

What kills me is that I was so nice to that bitch. I tried so hard to be friendly... and it was a chore. No one else wanted anything to do with her at my work. In the end I should have done the same thing. It's a good thing my years of service were there... I'd hate to think about what dirty tricks she'd try if we had to really compete. In the end I truly believe I still would have gotten the job. To my ex-coworker who thinks she's all that: