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Thursday, May 17
What ... means
Well, it's not the New York Times, but still, it's something. It's not every day a member of the press quote me saying nice things about my girlfriend. The "..." in my quote in the article is where she took out "and SM". I guess the readers of the Washington Post might be put off by that much detail, not that I blame them. But now at least the readers of nosuch know the full story. As if you didn't suffer through it already, though. Oh, and if Ms. Walker, the author of article, happens to be reading this, I was kidding about the New York Times thing. Really. '; } else { if(stristr($filename,"archive")) { $dir=$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']; $template='_01_archive.html'; $tail=strlen($template); $thisArchive=$filename; //$files=scandir($dir); $dh = opendir($dir); while (false !== ($filename = readdir($dh))) { $files[] = $filename; } sort($files); $earlyarch=""; $laterarch=""; $prevarch=""; $next=0; foreach($files as $file) { if (substr($file,-$tail)==$template) { if ($next==1) { $laterarch=$file; $earlyarch=$prevarch; $next=0; } if ($file==$thisArchive) { $next=1; } else { $prevarch=$file; $earlyarch=$prevarch; } } } $link=''; $divider=''; if(file_exists($earlyarch)) { $link='< Earlier Archive'; $divider=" | "; } if(file_exists($laterarch)) { $link=$link.$divider.'Later Archive >'; } $link=$link.' '; } } echo($link); ?> |