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Two New Hypnosis Sessions by Dr. Hastings!!

Ryan — Fri, 11 May 2007 02:30:21 +0000

Hi All.
We now have two new hypnosis sessions for sale in our MA4CS “Stuff” website store. Dr. Arthur Hastings has been a clinical hypnotherapist for over 20 years. He is also a core faculty at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (and has acted in many capacities for the small graduate psychology school, including past president). When I had knee surgery, this is the guy I went to for a pre-surgery hypnosis session! So, check out the new hypnosis session in the store, and enjoy!

Multiple Angles Book Store Goes Live!

Scott — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 23:32:19 +0000

I’m pleased to announce that we’ve got our Amazon.com-based book store up and running - just click on the main menu link Books, etc.

We’ve set it up so that the primary categories of items are directly relevant to topics we deal with on our blog and in our consulting. Over the next little while we’ll be doing some fine-tuning, and adding more categories and “recommended reading” lists from each of us. Our book store is run through Amazon, so you can make your transactions with the same confidence as you would if you were visiting the main Amazon.com site.

In the not too distant future, we’ll also have some of our own products to offer (mostly audio recordings for self-hypnosis to deal with specific issues, at least initially). Since those won’t be offered through Amazon, we’ll have a separate store front for those (currently being tested via the “Store” link in the main menu). Of course, to avoid confusion with our Amazon store, we’ll probably have to rename the “Store” – feel free to leave a comment to this post with suggestions.

We’re Back Online ~ Avoid RegisterFly!

Scott — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 17:38:45 +0000

After a few stressful days of being AWOL, our website is back online. It turns out the problem was with the registrar we used to register the domain name–although we paid (several times) for the renewal of the registration, RegisterFly did not process the renewal and the registration expired. Fortunately, despite the current mess at RegisterFly, we managed to get the domain transfered to eNom and get back online. Many others have not been so fortunate. (Read more to find out about the RegisterFly mess.)

Although RegisterFly is ICANN an accredited domain registrar, that credential has not protected their customers at all. We were fortunate that we only had the one domain name expire–there are stories of many people having multiple domain registrations expire, some resulting in significant problems for their livelihoods. As I understand it, some of those have had to pay significantly higher than normal fees to get them back, and others have even lost their domains as they ended up being sold to third parties. It appears that whoever was in control at RegisterFly (the finger has been pointed at one Kevin Medina, former CEO), was taking customer’s money and not processing registrations and renewals.

So, if you’re planning to register a new domain name, I would recommend you avoid RegisterFly (although not meant as an endorsement, I have domains registered through GoDaddy.com and eNom.com - so far they both seem good). If you’d like to learn more about this story, you can visit Registerflies or just Google RegisterFly.

Transitioning to the new system

Scott — Sun, 31 Dec 2006 22:01:08 +0000

Today I’m beginning the process of moving over the articles and posts from our old site. I will preserve their original publication dates, so you’ll be able to find them through the Categories and Archives navigation.