Wordpress, someone uploaded 1500+ files to my site
I just happened to be viewing my latest visitors and noticed Google and other spiders following links that go nowhere apparently, so I looked into the folder they were going to, it was a Wordpress uploads folder, the folders where your attachments upload to when you blog. Someone has somehow put 1,581 html files and 1 css file into one of my folders. An example of the code in one of these html files is this: HTML Code: <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> read
Someone, I'm not saying who -- OK, it was Holly -- expressed remorse that the G-Day recap made reference to, but did not include a picture of, the red pants that made their public debut last Saturday. Well, world, here they are. Justin Timberlake can find himself another project; sexy done been brought back. But as a tribute to those and all the other pants that have kept our legs safely sheathed for centuries now, this week's Friday Random Ten+5 is a clear sign I'm out of ideas A +5 Random read
From AL.com: A prosecutor says first-degree theft warrants have been issued for state Sen. E.B. McClain of Midfield and a Leeds pastor over state money that went to a nonprofit organization run by the pastor. St. Clair County District Attorney Richard Minor announced Friday the warrants were obtained against McClain and the Rev. Samuel Pettagrue. The charges stem from the investigation of Alabama’s two-year college system. You know, the same two year college system that the legislators say read
Josh Ritter has announced that he will play at the incredibly intimate St. Barnabas Chapel in Central London on Tuesday 1st April, 2008. The candle lit affair will showcase tracks from Josh’s glorious current album ‘The Historical Conquests Of Josh Ritter’ including new single “Empty Hearts” released March 31st. The 100-capacity venue will hold host to a handful of hardcore fans, TV and press. Performing acoustically, this special one-off performance will nestle in between Josh’s current UK read
“Video Games Made Me Do It” Defense in Alabama Murder Trial February 28th, 2008 The lawyer for a man being tried for murder is trying to convince an Alabama jury that the defendant believed he was acting out a video game when he murdered an 80-year-old man on Halloween, 2005. As reported by the Decatur Daily, Andrew Reid Lackey, 24, does not dispute that he stabbed, shot and gouged out the eye of his victim, Charlie Newman. However, Lackey’s attorney, Randy Gladden, is pointing the finger at read
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