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Make WordPress admin beautiful
12.15.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Make WordPress admin beautifulThe WordPress back end is functional, to be sure, but, well, dog butt ugly. Good thing that Ordered List just released version 3.0 of his Tiger Admin plugin. I thought 2.0 was great, but 3.0 had me just sitting there saying, “Wow…” It feels like a whole new WordPress.
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And the most influential living Unitarian is…
12.14.06 | Permalink | 7 CommentsThe results are in. The most influential living Unitarian is Keith Olbermann. After an early lead, Olbermann sank to third place while Matt Groening and Tim Berners-Lee vied for first. Meanwhile, a write-in campaign put Pete Seeger in the race as a late entry. But then the Olbermanniacs got involved, and it was over for […]
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Olbermanniacs organize to win Death Match
Details here. Chutney wonders: Will slash-dotters pass Berners-Lee a www.nuke.com? Will Harvard Lampoon sneak Groening a vengeful Sideshow Bob? Will Seeger finally unveil his double bladed banjo? Or will Vonnegut unstick them all in time? If you haven’t yet, vote.
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Unitarian Blog Carnival #5 is almost here
12.10.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Unitarian Blog Carnival #5 is almost hereThe topic Blog Carnival #5 is the workplace, and Making Chutney is hosting! (I’m an excellent host.) The deadline for entries is Friday, December 15. If you write a post you want included, please send a trackback to this post, drop a comment here, or use my contact form to pop me an email. You […]
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Can you drink Martian water?
12.09.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Can you drink Martian water?Probably not. At least, not unless you want a bad case of the Martian’s revenge.
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Does influence matter?
12.09.06 | Permalink | 2 CommentsOf course. That’s why they call it influence, isn’t it? The influence of prominent Unitarians is a benchmark of how we’re doing as a movement. It’s a window into what we’re up to now. Which isn’t to say that we know how well we’re doing by how many famous people we produce. By that logic, […]
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