ISO: web page manager

One of the organizations (non-profit/charitable) in my building here at work is looking for someone who can maintain their site: add content when needed via FTP. From what it sounds like, it's raw code that gets put up rather than through a system like Express Engine or the countless other easier ways to deal with a web site. It may be that they can be convinced to re-tool the whole thing, considering there are easier ways to deal.

At this point, if it's just maintenance, it's an estimated 5 hours a month needed. So, let me know if one of you do that or have a good suggestion as to where they can go.

 

Brain Dump

+ dinner with lifecollage  at Addis in Cambridge
- wine makes me dopey- but it was honey wine!
++ finished prep for my class on Saturday, wrote and sent a welcome letter that will hopefully give me a better idea what my students need.
+++ finished my online class today. I was so done with that.
- guilt gorilla (caulay 's clever term) pestering me for not enough "traditional" archive work. Soon my great ape nemesis. Soon you shall be pacified.
- my copy of Firefox at home is currently being dumb wrt videos. They start to play, then freeze up. It isn't system wide, just Firefox. Just within the past week. "Help" isn't helping, so my plan is to wait it out and suffer using IE for the things like.... ->

o political thing of the moment: the Don't Vote video. I'm registered. Even participated in the primary, which was not really well attended by - you know- voters. I have a hard time imagining anyone reading this isn't registered and wasn't planning on voting. I'm not sure that if you haven't and/or you're not, that this video by celebrities will change your mind. On the off-chance that it does, then there you go.