NOT MALWARE on my AW Blog, just faulty widget code

Dear Readers,

Thanks to several of you who pointed out that your safe search software have been getting "malware" warnings from this blog.

There was never any malware attached to this blog, but your super-safe software was sniffing out a blogrolling code that simulated "malware" from one of the widgets in my sidebar from another blog group. That code is no longer on this site.

Please let me know if you have any other problems with my blog.

Thanks again to those of you kind enough to point out the problem in the first place.

Registration for the Catholic New Media Celebration is OPEN NOW!

The Catholic New Media Celebration is coming to Boston!  

The date is Sat. Aug 7, with a full day's program designed to teach and inspire. It's one-part conference day and one-part inspiration and community-building. 

We are pleased to announce that the CNMC is being hosted at the Pastoral Center of the Archdiocese of Boston, home of Cardinal Sean O'Malley, a regular in the blogosphere, and who is scheduled to take part in the day!

There's also a preliminary reception, sponsored by The Catholic Company, the night before, and an invitation to join us for Mass at Catholic TV on Sunday. 

(BTW, "MMX" = 2010, for those of you who forget your Roman numerals.)

Sign up now to take part!  Book your flights and your hotels!

If you live near Boston, we can't wait to meet you!

There's a podcasting track, a blogging track, even a children's track (tho' space is limited on that one).

Come meet your favorite SQPN podcasters at this 3rd annual event!  (Yours truly can't wait to meet you in person!)

Come listen to keynotes from Lino Rulli, that Catholic Guy from Serius XM radio, and Lino at Large... and Fr. Robert Reed, head of Catholic TV.  

Fr. Roderick Von Hogan, Founder and CEO of SQPN and host to so many Catholic podcasts (The Break, Secrets of Harry Potter, Biggest Loser, Secrets of Farmville, et al), and will lead a crackerjack team of SQPN podcasters in the podcasting track, and the blogging track features the talents of Thomas Peters (American Papist at CatholicVote.org), Sarah Reinhard, (Just Another Day of Catholic Pondering), Rachel Balducci (Testosterhome, Faith and Family Live) and more.

If you produce Catholic content for new media, there's the new media gallery to show off your talents and expertise.  Sign up now!

And the event still has room for a few more sponsors!  Your business or organization can benefit from this growing media network!

This CNMC is for people who are interested in using new media as part of the New Evangelization and spreading the good news via the internet.  No experience necessary. Come watch and learn.  For those veterans out there, this is a time to grow your craft and to network with others in this exciting field.

For full details go here.

Helping to give a soul to the Internet....

From Pope Benedict XVI this week: 


"Without fear we must set sail on the digital sea facing into the deep with the same passion that has governed the ship of the Church for two thousand years. Rather than for, albeit necessary, technical resources, we want to qualify ourselves by living in the digital world with a believer’s heart, helping to give a soul to the Internet’s incessant flow of communication". 


More here.

Fun with Wurdle

So this is what Wurdle says the podcast is about....

Looks like my brain before a podcast...with some pieces that fall off the desk onto the floor...

Welcome to readers of Write in Between!

Not what you expected, eh?

Well, change is good, as they say.  It's time to bid Write in Between a fond farewell.

So much of my writing and podcasting work have overshadowed it, that I felt it was better to move to this new blog to keep a greater unity to my endeavors.  I hope you feel at home here, and that you'll bookmark this page and link to it as well!

And if you are a newbie to this blog, having just come over from the Among Women podcast, you are more than welcome to stick around, and please, help spread the good word about the podcast and the blog.  Feel free to leave your comments, below.