Other than that, all went slick. The apps are running again, as evidenced by this blog (which runs on Apache, using PHP and MySQL).

Wish me luck. (If you can read this...it worked...or isn't done yet and hasn't been completely broken...)

Let's see what the Twins have done with their first ten percent of the season, shall we? If we take ten percent of the 50/50/rest adage, let's see what happens if we remove five wins and losses. The Twins record is currently 5-11, so our subtraction makes them 0-6. They aren't doing very well with their other games.

It is still early in the season, but this isn't a very good trend.

For the more traditional, they're five games back from the division-leading Tigers, with a four-game span after the third-place Indians. It is a tight race at the top, with the Indians only a game behind the Tigers, and the White Sox splitting that difference. At least the Twins aren't in last place; they're a game-and-a-half ahead of the Royals. Hopefully this isn't a swing through the bottom of the division for a while, like the Twins struggled with in the '90's.

I'm working on a project where some assets aren't available when I run the web app from my local machine. Sadly, the norm is then that when the app is run from the server, it can't use resources from my machine...or can it?

OK, so they probably do just fine by lots of people, but until they get different blackout restrictions, I won't be adding it to my viewing options.