Following in the footsteps and recomendation of Andrew Powell I've started to use Mango Blog (I even stole the title from his blog). Months ago I started having some odd issues with my HostMySite account and MachBlog. It worked fine until they upgraded my server and then all of a sudden nothing using ColdSpring would init correctly. I don't really have a good reason for not trying MachBlog again other than for the reason that I get bored and like to try new things a lot.

But now I'm back blogging and slowly [manually] migrating over old posts, but unfortunetly I've lost almost all my relevent ColdFusion/Flex/AJAX content.

I have run into multiple NULL Pointer errors with Mango Blog so far, and will in the future start to document them but usualy a reload of the page clears the problem right up. The interface is certainly nice and clean and looks more polished than my previous experiences with other CF blog packages; so KUDOS to the developer(s).

Last week I sold my beloved 2004 KTM 625 SMC to another board member on SuperMotoJunkie.com;\r\nthis is now the 3rd board member to own this bike as that's where I\r\nbought it as well...\r\nTo replace this bike I've purchased a brand new 2006 KTM 560 SMR. Out\r\nof the box this bike is not street, but I'm currently in the process of\r\ndoing the needed mods to make it so. I currently have zero time on this\r\nbike, but I can already confirm that this thing kicks some serious\r\nass...

Pictures after the jump

So a few weeks ago I told a friend to look for a new truck for me. I was looking for a 4 door Ford or Chevy, 1/2 or 3/4 ton truck. I was really hoping for a crew cab, but damn are those expensive.

\r\nLast week sometime I got a truck and committed to it. Since then I've been trying to get a bloody picture of the thing. My friend doesn't do email and my mom can't remember to bring a Camera when she goes to drop of some paperwork. Finally my sister who fly's from California is able to spare a few moments of her time and snap a few pictures.So my new truck is a 2002 Ford F250 XLT SD SuperCab (4dr) V8 Triton (5.4L). Its very red and came with 20\" rims. They look way nicer than I thought they would. Trucks with big rims either look real nice, or really really bad. I even get the original rims so I can throw them on in the winter... The minus is, this trucks been lowered it appears. I won't really know what this means until I look at it. I should have known, the friend who got it for me likes Harleys :)

\r\nPhotos After the Jump