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Just in Case You’re Interested

I’m planning on doing some new and different things with the site over the next few weeks and months. Don’t worry, this blog will remain the same for the most part, but I’m going to be using some of the posts, depending on the category, in some other areas. Thusly, I’ve been using the new category features of Blogger to create some new FeedBurner feeds.

So if you want to subscribe to just the Photography posts (including Flickr images), or just the Litigation Support posts, you can do that. Or, if you’re tired of reading my personal stuff, and just want the tech, you can do that too. 🙂

For those of you wondering, yes I am thinking of creating some new areas of the site, for my photography hobby, and my litigation support work, as part of the tech site, but in their own areas. I figured it’d be easier to simply pull items from the blog into those areas that it would be to try and create new blogs. Unfortunately, that overhaul of the site is a couple of items down on my personal projects list, so it may be awhile. On the other hand, I am pretty excited about it, so like this, I’ll be doing some small things to prepare for that in the mean time.

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