Kickin’ It Live!
Here it is! The all-new, uber-cool, slightly sophisticated, davemorin.com/blog. After a couple of months of debate over what blog package to switch to, extensive testing of everything under the sun, and some persuasive collegues, I’ve chosen WordPress. It took a weekend, lots of coffee, and some friendly competition with my roommate. I’m insanely happy with the transition and give huge props to the WordPress guys for the amount of work they put in to evolve WordPress to where it is today. If you want to learn more about WordPress and how to migrate, check out my sidebar.
So, that’s that. You’ve got an all new design, and a simplified view of my world. I chose to go with a modified version of the famous Kubrick template which WP is now using as their default theme. You’ll also find a plethora of links on my sidebar to things I think are relevant: a blogroll of my friends and collegues, what I’m currently reading, and a blogroll of my favorite thought leaders(which you should take the time to read), the archives, and a few other cool resources. My sidebar will also begin to include links to things that I think you should enjoy, absorb, and think about. All of this will be updated much more often, on a continuing basis, than it used to be. WordPress rocks.
You’ll also notice that there is a new section to the sidebar, catagories. These will undoubtably be an evolving project as time marches forward. Right now I’ve got a bunch of recent posts classified correctly, and I’ll move backward as quickly as I can. More than likely the archives will become more of a “best of” archive as I thin the content of the past down a bit and look forward to a more robust future in terms of content.
Those of you feeding off of me via RSS, nothing has changed. You still have access to my Feedburner feed (which is the one I recommend), as well as RSS 0.92, RSS 2.0, and Atom. You can also access my new comments feed in both RSS 2.0 and Feedburner.
What is RSS you ask? Why should I use it? Find out here. If you don’t have an RSS reader, you should. Look into getting one for Mac OS X, Windows, or use the best web-based one here.
I hope you enjoy what’s on my mind, and what always seems to be yet Another Great Idea™.
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