Fitday Down?

I couldn't access Fitday today. Anyone else have a problem? I have a
backup program which is much more simple but doesn't have such a groovy
interface. BTW: does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

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Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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I couldn't access Fitday today. Anyone else have a problem? I have a
backup program which is much more simple but doesn't have such a groovy
interface. BTW: does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

I can get to fitday OK. Sometimes sites are not accessible due to "routing"
issues (i.e., problems between your computer, and the destination web site).

If it is consistently inaccessible, you should report it to your ISP - they
have tools to track down where the link in the chain is broken (it might be
in your ISP's network, or somewhere outside of their network). Last year I
was unable to access Amazon.com for nearly two weeks due to this sort of
problem - I could access any other web site, but not Amazon.

GG

"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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I couldn't access Fitday today. Anyone else have a problem? I have a
backup program which is much more simple but doesn't have such a groovy
interface. BTW: does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

It's seems to be up and working now.

I don't hear the word "groovy" too much. But Simon and Garfunckel were one
of my favorites. They'll be appearing in the area later this year and I'm
thinking about going to see them.

Beverly

"Beverly" wrote in message
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"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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I couldn't access Fitday today. Anyone else have a problem? I have a
backup program which is much more simple but doesn't have such a groovy
interface. BTW: does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

It's seems to be up and working now.

I don't hear the word "groovy" too much. But Simon and Garfunckel were
one
of my favorites. They'll be appearing in the area later this year and I'm
thinking about going to see them.

Ohh, I love S&G! I'm 27, but was raised on them by hippie parents. Last
November they were here in Portland and I wanted to see them so bad. But I
had maxed my finances with the trip to visit jay jay... Anyways, the
concert sold out, but on the morning of the concert, they announced on the
radio a block of tickets had just been released, so I decided to get one.
It was a nose bleed seat, directly behind the stage. For some reason, I was
the only person in that seating section. 5 minutes before the concert
started, the ushers came by and said no one was supposed to have been seated
there, so they redirected me - to the friggin' FRONT ROW!!! It was the
concert of my lifetime.

det - who is currently feelin' groovy!

In article hbjjc.45012$aQ6.3050095@attbi_s51, determined
wrote:

"Beverly" wrote in message
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"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
...
I couldn't access Fitday today. Anyone else have a problem? I have a
backup program which is much more simple but doesn't have such a groovy
interface. BTW: does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

It's seems to be up and working now.

I don't hear the word "groovy" too much. But Simon and Garfunckel were
one
of my favorites. They'll be appearing in the area later this year and I'm
thinking about going to see them.

Ohh, I love S&G! I'm 27, but was raised on them by hippie parents. Last
November they were here in Portland and I wanted to see them so bad. But I
had maxed my finances with the trip to visit jay jay... Anyways, the
concert sold out, but on the morning of the concert, they announced on the
radio a block of tickets had just been released, so I decided to get one.
It was a nose bleed seat, directly behind the stage. For some reason, I was
the only person in that seating section. 5 minutes before the concert
started, the ushers came by and said no one was supposed to have been seated
there, so they redirected me - to the friggin' FRONT ROW!!! It was the
concert of my lifetime.

det - who is currently feelin' groovy!

How wonderful for you!

S & G came here and son and DIL attended, phoned at let me hear "Bridge
Over Troubled Waters"



--
Diva
******
There is no substitute for the right food

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 23:02:06 -0400, Carol Frilegh
wrote:


S & G came here and son and DIL attended, phoned at let me hear "Bridge
Over Troubled Waters"

I love them too, but IMO nothing they ever did can compare with Paul
Simon on his own.

janice

Can someone please access Fitday for me and file a problem report?

I can't connect with www.fitday.com.

I use OmniWeb for Mac OSX but also tried Explorer and Netscape. I
disconnected and reconnected my DSL modem and restarted my computer.
My ISP says it's a problem they won't support. Nor will Apple. i have
notified the support team of OmniWeb. I can access all my other web
sites.

Carol

Here are their email addresses:

for questions about their site

for anything else

Not sure which one you will need.




"Carol Frilegh" wrote in message
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Can someone please access Fitday for me and file a problem report?

I can't connect with www.fitday.com.

I use OmniWeb for Mac OSX but also tried Explorer and Netscape. I
disconnected and reconnected my DSL modem and restarted my computer.
My ISP says it's a problem they won't support. Nor will Apple. i have
notified the support team of OmniWeb. I can access all my other web
sites.

Carol

janice wrote:

I love them too, but IMO nothing they ever did can compare with Paul
Simon on his own.

Art Garfunckel has (or had) a voice like an angel. Bridge Over Troubled
Waters gives me chills and can make me cry! Paul Simon is the epitomy of
the *tortured artist* and a creative genius. Together they were
wonderful and apart, Artie pretty much faded while Paul has explored an
amazing range of musical styles and interests. Can you tell my iPod is
full of them? s

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does anyone ever use the word groovy these days?
(It's from the old Simon & Garfunckel 59th Street Bridge song)

--
Diva

My soon to be 5 year old says groovy but then again, so does her mother
~Kat


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