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Website Woes
Update: The problem seems to be fixed (fingers crossed) We’ve been having problems — origin unknown — with the website. Some people (including the people who need to read this) are unable to sign on to the site. We’re working … Continue reading
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LifeRing Online — Let’s Chat!
LifeRing’s Online Coordinator, Steve S., recently reported to the board of directors that all of our online venues are doing well. Perhaps it would be worthwhile to give a little attention here to each of the approaches. All of the … Continue reading
Website Visitors from All Over
Visitors to this website are coming from countries across the globe, according to a new web app that tracks visitor locations. In the three days that this feature has been active, lifering.org has received more than 1100 visitors. Visitors have … Continue reading
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Check out lifering.org on mobile phones
Your lifering.org website is now available in a format adapted to many web-enabled mobile phones, namely: iPhone, iPod touch, Android, Opera Mini, Palm Pre and BlackBerry Storm. On these devices, you can easily see the most recent posts and you … Continue reading
Message to LifeRing Canada members
Hey everyone, We are gauging interest and presently thinking about initiating a weekly telephone and/or Skype meeting for people that do not have access to face-to-face meetings in Canada. The telephone meetings are working well in the USA. Basically, a … Continue reading
New Website Design
Welcome to the new LifeRing website! The old website was launched in June 1996, fairly early in Web history, and it showed its age. Over the years it grew and grew until it sprawled like a kudzu vine. We’ve been … Continue reading
