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In the end, I didn't like that transition, so I merged all of the entries from both blogs and transferred them to the root of brandonkraft.com. Every personal blog entry I've posted are all on this site.
RSS feeds have been setup to redirect to the new feed, but a individual feed reader's mileage may vary.
Hey everyone,
I just realized that I never actually announced on this blog that I'm wrapping up new development on "Random Musings" and moving to a new home at "Praying Young". The new site is accessible, like this one was, at brandonkraft.com but the RSS/Atom feed is different.
Random Musings will be kept online in archive status at brandonkraft.com/weblog
Thanks!
Yes. yes. I've turned on ads. The main reason? I have finite resources and this is a hobby for me. I'd like to ensure my hobbies do not take up any more of my budget than needed!
My intention is to become better, but you know what they say about the road paved with good intentions.
Hello everyone!
I have decided to start a new blog—something that will be more focused, more interesting to read than the old one.. The posts on the website will have a clearer theme through detailing events that impact the Church, religion in society or life working for the Church from my perspective as a young adult.
Very obviously, updates to the website are in progress. I felt that the old design was becoming too unmanageable. Little things will be added to the new site in the next few days to bring it up to standard.
I'm installing a beta version of the CMS that I use for this site. Expect some interesting activity.
Update: I fixed the issues that prevented me from posting new entries. I'm running into problems with a subroutine in the template.pm file. At this point, it is preventing me from editing a couple of template entries (including the master index).
[This entry will expire when everything is up and running.]
I've posted pictures of the trip on my gallery page. I haven't had the chance to go through all of them, so once the captions ended, I just uploaded everything. The good, the bad and the ugly. So, please ignore the bad photographs. I'll go through when I have some spare time [insert laughter] and add captions and remove bad pictures.
I really like the Our Lady of Hope chapel. It is modern but still very well done.
In case anyone noticed and was concerned, my Internet-life was in a coma for about 13 hours today after a network failure at my server farm.
My farm, rather the company whose farm hosts my site, suffered from a failed router/switch. After a battery of tests, changing configs and replacing equipment, everything appears to be back in working order.
