Changed blog template

I changed the blog back to the "simple template" for the time being. I've been having problems previewing my blog entries, and other problems viewing my blog too.

While a workaround has been developed, I'd rather not muck around with deep internals like that. Therefore, I've gone back to the "simple template" for a while.

Edit: Turns out the dynamic templates are always active even if they're not the default. If you'd like to keep using it, I've added a link between the blog's title and the blog entry date.

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