This blog is officially dead since October 2009. And yet, there are still people visiting my site every day. This is what they’re interested in: … read on!

I haven’t blogged for the last… uh… months. But I still get readers via Google! So, I won’t take the blog down, but I won’t update it either. I don’t like my blog anyway. Although it has actually always been a good inducement to practice English. (Is this correct? “Inducement”?!) … read on!

Sorry for not having blogged here in the last two weeks. (Twitter is indeed the death of all blogging!) Nevertheless I’ve redesigned the site, tidied and varnished it. But your progress bar won’t be thankful about this: While the old theme weighed around 160KB, the new site weighs almost 300KB! I try to reduce this some time. After the jump: before and after pictures. (very interesting stuff!) … read on!

The post about the German radio presenter who grabbes his colleague’s breast and gets slapped for it was my first actual post. And because this post is tomorrow two weeks old, my whole blog will be two weeks old then. Many things had happened within these two weeks: The tyhtka-series (which isn’t finished yet btw) brought me a load of visitors – more than I’ve ever expected! I thought the first two to three weeks would pass without any visitors at all. Instead, I already have two feed-subscribers (btw: Hallo, you two… whoever you are), have visitors from all around the world and the tyhtka-post about Lukasz “Dr.Luke” Gottwald became the most read post until today with almost a hundred unique visitors! It was this post which also brought me my first … read on!

Anyone who had visited my site already may have noticed that the menu on the left sidebar is changing every now and then. This has two reasons:
1. I use a Plugin called “Dynamic Menu” which originally had been a Tag Cloud Plugin. I modified it, combined it with another Plugin that I’ve written, so that it puts out a list of the tags with the highest tagvalue. The problem is that this Plugin needs a high amount of posts, tags and visits to work properly. I thought about removing the menu for the beginning, but instead decided to … read on!

The problem with just having planned the top of a site: The rest of it becomes verrrrry lousy. … read on!