Washington Times Website

[blacklabman]

It has been down for several days. I missed Oliver North's commentary yesterday.

Anybody know what's going on?

 

[Railroad]

Nope.:shrug:

 

[Penn]

http://www.washtimes.com/

If that's the one you're speaking of, I just clicked on it, and up it came.

 

[blacklabman]

Penn

I clicked on the link, still get the same message of website not available. Also typed in the link, same reply. Did a web search, same results. All other links in my bookmarks work fine.

??

 

[sunflower]

Works for me

 

[ylexot]

Works for me. Sounds like a personal problem :shrug:

 

[Bavarian]

http://www.washtimes.com/

If that's the one you're speaking of, I just clicked on it, and up it came.

Just tried, no good.
Do you IE7? Just got upgrade automatically from Microsoft.
This could be the reason for descrepencies. Maybe something in web page not compatible, or could this be way for Gates to block conservative website? Had no problems with Newmax, WorldNetDaily or Drudge

 

[willie]

Check your cookies If you have a liberal cookie, you can't get in.

 

[chernmax]

Check your cookies If you have a liberal cookie, you can't get in.

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[Toxick]

It has been down for several days. I missed Oliver North's commentary yesterday.

Anybody know what's going on?

Maybe they've used up their "Freedom of Speech" hours for 2006.

Check back after new years.

 

[Lenny]

Maybe they've used up their "Freedom of Speech" hours for 2006.

Check back after new years.

But won't Nancy Pelosi have cancelled that "Freedom of Speech" program by then? I believe there a couple welfare queens needing new model Cadillacs to use any FoS funding in the current budget.

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

Just tried, no good.
Do you IE7? Just got upgrade automatically from Microsoft.
This could be the reason for descrepencies. Maybe something in web page not compatible, or could this be way for Gates to block conservative website? Had no problems with Newmax, WorldNetDaily or Drudge

I have IE7 and it came up fine for me. I work in tech and I am so mad Woindows Updates pushes out IE7. It doesn't work with TMA and it blocks NetWare servers so it really can't be used by several departments.

#### the "Phishing Filter" as it seems to not like SOMD.com or the CCBOE intranet pages.

At least CCBOE changed their website, it used to have a tracking cookie it pushed out (caught this on several anti-virus systems). It's not there anymore ever since they redesigned their page.

And BTW, why are you surfing WorldNetDaily?

 

[migtig]

Due to Some UPI issues when revising the website, if you have Verizon or AOL, you are temporarily unable to access the WashingtonTimes.com website.

 

[Penn]

Due to Some UPI issues when revising the website, if you have Verizon or AOL, you are temporarily unable to access the WashingtonTimes.com website.

I've been using IE 7 for about a month, and no problems with it yet. :shrug:

No problems accessing somd either. I check out the Washington Times almost everyday for sports and politics, editorials and etc. Don't know what's wrong, or why your PC won't log onto it.

 

[AndyMarquisLIVE]

I've been using IE 7 for about a month, and no problems with it yet. :shrug:

No problems accessing somd either. I check out the Washington Times almost everyday for sports and politics, editorials and etc. Don't know what's wrong, or why your PC won't log onto it.

I've been using IE7 since the first beta release. I really liked the 2nd beta but unfortanently they stuck with the third.

The first beta release was just horrible. It kept crashing and bombing out. IE's tabbed browsing just compacts a window into the window. It still doesn't work right. And the GUI kinda sucks. Overall though, I like it.