Post installation

I'm running a site that is basically just a community hub where people can chat/blog/whatever. I wanted to start an off-shoot section for specific content.

What I want to do is have a "fitness" section where people could put weekly goals in their profiles for them and others to see, and post fitness specific blogs and content. The thing is that I want all of this to use the same user database as the main part of the site and be connected to the main site, but I don't want the fitness specific stuff to show up on the main site.

I'd like users to only be able to edit pages they own.

So, I have a role called "teacher". The role has the following access permisions set...
node
-access content
-administer nodes
page
-create pages
-edit own pages

If I uncheck "administer nodes", then the user see's nothing in the content list. If its checked off, they see everything and are able to edit anyand all content items.

Any ideas?

I want to create a list with choices for user's profiles on my site. I know how to create single checkboxes, but not how to give a number of them the same title and stick them together. I hope anyone does know this if it's possible.

Is there a way to query or dump the list of urls that a given drupal installation provides to the outside world? And if not (or even if so), then is there some documentation/list of core paths somewhere? For example /blog /book /project /forum ... What is this complete list and is it documented somewhere?

I recently noticed that the Google-bot is crawling the Archive, all the way back to 2003 and the site was created a couple of months ago!

I added a robots.txt file in the site's root directory and Google-bot is still crawling the Archive and is now all the way back to 2002.

I'm running Drupal 4.7.2 on a Microsoft IIS server.

My robots.txt file looks like this:

Anyone use Sawmill for their stats?

Sawmill is picking all the nodes up like this:

/?(parameters)

is there any way to change this?