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 [ last modified: 2008-10-15 ]                 R T J (links/contents)
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 2007-03-16 insert: salcherts weblog code system
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 2007-03-21 insert: journal codes center
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 Okay, I am in the midst of a personal code jungle
 at this date (03/08/07), but on this page I'm going
 to, hopefully, be able to provide a good overview
 of my progress so far and of the directions it will
 take.  So, to recap the general idea:
    In my ep head I am leaning towards changing 
    the code for the first entry/post/page in this
    journal from sw-p00001c to sw-p00001aqi
    because the latter more closely identifies what
    is at that location.  The word name I gave it is
    Author's Quirky Introduction (aqi).  Two
    members of the This Day's Poem series happen
    to be there, but the entry begins with a brief tic
    abduction scene, after which comes a seminal
    autobiographical segment.  The two tdp pieces
    appear next.
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    About the numbers I use:
    Computers are extremely logical.  Therefore, the
    Arabic number system in general use confuses a
    computer.  You may know about what I am now
    going to make clear.  That is fine.  I first became
    aware of this when I--several years ago--began
    page 10 of my presently offline (though it may be
    in a search engine cache) Number Theory musings.
    At my site index 10 showed up after 1, not after 9.
    Why?  Because, logically, 1 comes before 2; and
    so, even though 10 has two characters, it begins
    with a "1" and--.  Pondering this, I realized that
    I would need to make all the single-digit numbers
    part of what I have come to term the "zero set":
    that if I used 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09/
    then "10" would show after "9".  I may never get
    to 10,000 entries in this journal, but I want to be
    logically set for it if I do.
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    About the letters I use:
    - prefixal letters -
    sw = salchert's weblog (still using despite journal name change)
See R T J E12      about ( -p )
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    - suffixal letters -
    j = journal-reflexive
    jc = Journal Recap entries
    jlctr = journal links center
    rtj =Regarding This Journal
    rtjc = Regarding This Journal series links/contents
    tlsh = Thinking Lizard Sprintedon Hollow 
    t = tangential entry 
    c = content information (will usually be preceded
         by a letter or letters indicating the what
         of the contents, e.g.: rsc)
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    a = autobiography or autobiographical
    aih = As It Happens (web log within this journal)
    d = diary (replaced Sprintedon Tracker as of 3-20-08)
    ekua = Edges of Knowledge - Unplanned Autobiography
    i = information
    math = mathematical 
    nn = Notes to Nowhere
    o = opinion
    st = Sprintedon Tracker (replacement for aih as of 9-26-07)
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    - postsuffixal letters/numbers/words -
      -e1 (etc)
      -poem
      -letter
      -"whatever"
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    sem = Seminary (1961/62 Jesuit Novitiate poems)
    fdl = Fond du Lac long poem
    jt = Justan Tamarind fantasy epic: Book 1 
    p = Postures 2007 book of poems
    pind = Prayers in December chapel book
    rs = Rooted Sky 2007 book of poems & 1 letter
    s = Sets in progress book of poems
    sgc = Sets general contents
    tdp = This Day's Poem chapbook 
    usabys = 1976: in 2006 book of 352 sonnets
    ut = The Undulant Trees in progress
               book of poems/ditties/mutt objects
    v = Venturings in progress book of poems
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    bt = book thoughts 
    olp = other literary persons
    omp = other mathematical persons
    opp= other philosophical persons
    orp = other religious persons
    otp = other theological persons
    piks = pictures
    sl = song lyrics
    xdspny = cross-disciplinary
    aqi = author's quirky introduction
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    03 12 07 update:  Now that I know how to
                              insert workable links, and
    am beginning to learn how create better tags,
    I am considering providing a site index when
    I get caught up with all the changes I am yet
    making.  Except internal details, November &
    December & March are in order.  The code
    for the site index presently in my head is: swi
    though it could be--in the end: swsi / unless I 
    get an idea I prefer to either of these.
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    It is 7:47 PM, and I just began a central site, but 
    decided to name it Node Post, and to use those
    eight letters for its suffixal description, making it
    sw-p00260nodepost.  One link awaits there.  I
    am not sure when others will.
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    update
    03 13 07- nodepost is now nodec --
               Scratch that, I just changed
    it tojournal links center, i.e., jlctr  *
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Brian A. J. Salchert