[butterdezillion]

Here are the links, which will hopefully be clickable.

The Waybackmachine (to check if these pages are archived): http:www.archive.org

Kobach's request: http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2012/09/

Bennett's request: http://butterdezillion.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/bennett-request-and-response.pdf

[butterdezillion]

OK, I guess they weren’t clickable. Here they are again:

The Waybackmachine (to check if these pages are archived): http://www.archive.org

Kobach’s request: http://butterdezillion.wordpress.com/2012/09/

Bennett’s request: http://butterdezillion.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/bennett-request-and-response.pdf

[golux]

Welcome to Sorosworld. Some of us have been here for years.

[Drango]

I lost my sunglasses once. And a jacket.

[Hot Tabasco]

It’s the langoliers again........be very careful

[humblegunner]

That’s blogs for ya.

Wordpress is free and you got what you paid for.

[deport]

Just curious.... You don’t have back up disc of important items?

[freedumb2003]

I thought you said your blog pages are disappointing...

[exnavy]

Oh, the humanity!!!

[mnehring]

Based on the URL in your original post, you have a pretense for using spaces in your addresses. If your host switched to a .NET or IIS6 engine, instead of automatically converting the space to an ampersand character (%20), it just sends back a bad request error.

[machogirl]

Matt Mullenweg, Wordpress founder, Obama supporter.

[Star Traveler]

In 9,999 out of 10,000 times, things like this are technical issues. I’m not saying I know exactly what the technical issues are, but that that’s what it pretty much always amounts to - or else - a lousy provider (the blog site, that is ... ).

AND ... a lousy provider is to be considered a technical issue, too (in other words, they just can’t get it right!).