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I was always skeptical of shifting to another blogging platform because I thought that all of my earlier posts would be lost. I did recently shift however and thanks to the requirement of a friend, learnt that I can now safely backup my posts as well as comments and move.
We’ve both had our blogs on LJ and she recently shifted over as well. So she asked me if I knew any way to transfer the posts as well as comments. A little Googling and I found this tool called LJArchive. It allows you to take a complete backup of your data on LJ and export it to a XML file that Wordpress can then import.
Amazingly (and I’m not sure since when), Wordpress can consume quite a few formats. Plus I can also now take a backup of my existing wordpress blog, which is a feature I’ve always looked for in blogging platforms. I believe the same should hold good for any web application out on the Internet. You should be able to take your data and run with it. If not, its not “your” data per se.
If you already do own a domain then you can go ahead and put in the address you want so that it points to your blog. So you have told Blogger what address you want for your blog (Ex: http://mylovelyblog.mydomain.com). But how does your domain know where to point to when it sees mylovelyblog as the subdomain.
Luckily Blogger gives you directions on how to do this. Add a CName record to your domain that points to ghs.google.com. Ability to add CName’s should be part of your registrar’s administration pages.
So once your CName is setup in your domain administration panel, and blogger knows what subdomain you are going to use, anyone who goes to http://mylovelyblog.mydomain.com is automatically redirected to your blogspot blog.
In my search, I read a lot about DNS and Apache. More on that later.
A less known part of Mysore, the 'Blue Lagoon' (is what I was told it was called), is basically the backwaters of the river that runs in to the KRS dam. What really interested me though is an island; it instantly reminded me of Lost. What if we had our very own island which allowed people to time travel as they went back and forth from it? Maybe there are people of the Dharma Initiative. A seemingly harmless island wrought with perils.
But it is actually just a few hundreds of meters away. Also, the island is reachable at some point in the year via a road that is exposed when the water levels reduce.
Also paid a visited to KRS (from the outside). The throngs of people were way too much to push myself to wander inside to see a musical fountain and another pressure induced fountain (which increases in height depending on the amount of water in the reservoir {is what I was told}).