OK, so I finally got the proper FireWire 400-800 connector in the mail today. That means I can (and have) hooked up my Behringer mixer and microphone to my iMac for eventual podcast recording. Not sure what I will podcast about or how good I will be at it, but I do know that I want to try my hand at it. That being said, there will also be a companion update to my blog coming very very soon. I need to figure a way to make money out of all of this. 
It would seem as if trying to figure out why the BLOG isn’t formatting within the website file on RapidWeaver is going to take me a bit more time. Rather than have that awful plain-jane format showing everytime, I have installed the EOS theme available for free on WordPress; actually I quite like this theme and would only change how the name of the blog appears. I prefer to have an image file which is hyperlinked rather than the linked text which comes with the StyleSheet. I have yet to tackle THAT task.
For now clicking on the “Blog” tab at www.veritablevirgo.net will redirect that page to the wordpress themed site.
While I certainly have other blogs up and running, getting a WordPress blog to work properly with this domain has proven to be quite the task. For some yet unresolved and unknown reason I actually think I had two blog files with WordPress under the VERITABLEVIRGO name. That wouldn’t surprise me, of course, since I seem to recall having a blog set up to feed to the website when I was hosting the VV site via Apple’s MobileMe; something which I recently allowed to expire. For $99 a year for 20GB that I didn’t exactly use with great frequency I knew I could find something more economical – but I digress. Actually now, I’m using a free account over at DropBox www.getdropbox.com.
So onward I march in trying to figure how just how I managed to screw up this blog in the hopes that I can figure it out. Heck, just getting the installation over at MacHighway to update to version 2.8.4 was enough of a challenge for today, but I did eventually get that to resolve. Then I c0uldn’t find the “blog.php” file where it should be; or anywhere for that matter, but that too was eventually resolved. Now all I need to do is get the blog file to open inside the website and now force a new general plain HTML page to open.
What a headache!