After much consternation, Rebecca has asked that I start a web site up for her. She was lucky in] finding a domain name that she liked and now has registered mrsfreeze.net. Her intention is to hold an alternate resource for classroom information when she eventually finishes her Master's degree program at Texas A&M.

I received a response from Rory McManus the original creator of StormSiren. He's decided to turn over the project to me and give me access to the SourceForge site. Hi Chris, Wow, sounds like you've been doing a lot of work on StormSiren. I'll admit that I haven't had a lot of time to work on it in a long time, so I think I'd be game to hand the project over. It is great to see active development and use of the project. Do you have an account on SourceForge such that I could add you to the project administrator group? Or did you have some other way you'd like to handle it?

I've spent several hours today documenting the development and progress that StormXmlSiren has made to date.  Hopefully it is sufficient to allow others to experiment.  I've also posted a preview release that may help those that are not experienced with Mercurial the ability to checkout the current code base.

I've been working on a creating a suitable development site for the project.  Over the last day or so, using the information provided at http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracMercurial, I've setup a Trac instance for the project.  At my day job, we use Trac successfully to collaborate on projects.  It's a good tool that provides a wiki, ticket tracking, quick changelog viewing, and source code browsing.  The Trac instance can be found at http://www.cfreeze.c