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Hello, I'm Chris Murphy — I specialize in creating engaging, user-centric interactive experiences.
FFF WordPress Theme v1.0 – Plugins and Version Support
It looks like I forgot to include some essentials with the theme – forgive me, this is my first stab at releasing a public theme. So here are some quick details that will help you get this thing working.
WordPress Version: 2.0.5 (untested with newer versions)
Contact Form ][Â by: Chip Cuccio
The Excerpt Reloaded by: Kaf Oseo
Filosofo Old-Style Upload by: Austin Matzko
Get Recent Comments by: Krischan Jodies
Remember that the wp-includes-hacks folder I included with the Theme contains modified versions of some of the core-files necessary for the theme to work.
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Can you downgrade WordPress? If not, will you be able to update the theme to work in wordpress 2.1? Not right now at this moment, but in the near future?
Perfect! Amazing theme, thanks again for releasing it
I forgot to ask if i could use the following code to gather my categories into a dropdown menu;
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Hi Chris! This is a great theme and we thank you for it! I don't know if I'm going to use it for my website but I know that it inspired me a lot into re-thinking my website structure.
Now there is one thing that doesn't work: I also installed your theme on my local server using WP 2.1 and it works fine, but the get_recent_comments function doesn't display as it does on your website.
I cannot give you an example link but I looked on Dustin's website http://syngamer.com/blog/ and it seems that he encountered the same problem with his installation – his recent comments don't display well.
Can you help? Thanks!
After viewing my site and then this site, the Recent Comments are not the same, nor are the categories. The number in () is showing up below the category name making for a lot of wasted space.
Also, how would i put my blogroll under the bookmarks label? It would match the Categories and Pages and i like the image next to bookmarks on your site here
As for the Get Recent Comment Plugin, you have to edit the template and edit some proper tags in the option page of the plugin. But I just can't display the excerpt of the recent posts. Thanks again for your amazing theme!
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I looked through the template and really have no clue what to do. So hopefully Chris will release a FAQ this coming week
Change the template for Get Recent Comment plugin in the option page to
%comment_author %comment_excerpt
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@Phoebus Osuns
That grouped everything together, but it is still missing the formatting (mouse over image and static format) like on Chris's site here.
I want to use this theme….it's great, I just don't have those files on wordpress 2.1. Chris are you going to test this them with all the features on the new verion of wordpress?
Awesome and beautiful theme !!!
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I love this theme!
I would love the FAQ for the Recent Comments layout and on how to add more to the left sidebar.
Thanks for this.
For those having problems with Recent Comments plugin:
I'm using your beautiful template as well for my Healthy Lifestyle Blogzine. But the comments is not working, so i exclude them
thanks for the theme though.
hello.i have a problem.i download the lastest version of wp 2.1.3
i don't see these files in wp-include folder:
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where can i find the FAQ?
guys, i found the solution for the recent comments on WP2.1
We need to use this template for the recent comments plugin:
%comment_author %comment_excerpt
I already use it in my blog, and its works well
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i don't know where to see the FAQ
i found this theme has some errors.has someone fixed it completely?
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nice theme..
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new posts didnt show up.
http://www.blog-creative.com , i add another post in wordpress category, you can see the new posts there, but in the center column, only showed one article.
btw, mine is wp 2.1, and it works.
bug found.
hi, chris, not so sure its a bug or its there for a reason.
this line is in the sidebar.php file and home.php file, it stops all posts showing up except those in that category. dont really understand why its there, but after i remove it my blog works.
great job.
bug found.
hi, chris, not so sure its a bug or its there for a reason.
this line is in the sidebar.php file and home.php file, it stops all posts showing up except those in that category. dont really understand why its there, but after i remove it my blog works.
great job.
http://www.blog-creative.com , live demo using fff and I am using wp v2.1
how can i fix the number in category
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i really like this theme…someone kind enough plz help to fix the number in category
(3)instead of
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maybe the blockquote doesn't work
Hi, I have tried it on WP 2.0.10 and I don't get the article in the front page. In the left sidebar I have:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function the_excerpt_reloaded() in /home/ftpsite/wordstudio.cz/suomi/wp-content/themes/Lemon_Lime_v1.0.zip_FILES/sidebar.php on line 40
And in the admin, if I want to write some article, I get the error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function attribute_escape() in /home/ftpsite/wordstudio.cz/suomi/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2378
Why? I really wont to use this theme, but it's not usable now on my site.. please help me
Please, where put this WordPress Core files (included in the wp-includes-hacks directory):
links.phpHenry, have you discovered?
I also cannot get the Excerpt from the sidebar's recent posts and from the posts on the pages… only the latest post is displayed full
just download two plugin Get Recent Comments by: Krischan Jodies and The Excerpt Reloaded by: Kaf Oseo,active theme and the sidebar will work well.
i don't use any hack file@Rob
open home.php,you have to change the tag is used with excerpt reload plugin.you can view the available tag in The Excerpt Reloaded by: Kaf Oseo pagei had to modify many things in the source code of this theme because it has many problem..maybe the author has stopped to support for this…
just one problem i can't solve…the category number
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sorry to comment again
just one problem i can't solve…the category number
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How do you remove the "more" feature on posts. I want my full post to show and not use the more feature.
my theme is not working in mozilla. its looking cool in firefox. my prob is that the background image is not displayed. i have dowloaded all plugins
can anyone help me?
Awesome theme! Only one thing I'd like to do that I haven't figured out.
I like how it shows a full excerpt for the most recent post and then just lists the others down the page. However, I'd like to show the last TWO posts instead of just one.
Anyone know how to do this?


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What a great article! It's wonderful to see that when Tyler Haws put in the
work effort like he did and then everyone can see the big payoff!
Congratulations to Tyler, his family, his coaches, and to us the fans who cheer
on Cougar nation!
Although not in this story, Tyler was asked to give
a fireside for the youth of Colorado Springs. With the intensity of competing in
that setting for the national team, he got dressed, went to the Church, and
spoke from his heart. What a great role model he is!
Go Cougars!
- 4:42 p.m. July 4, 2013
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Talent is overrated.
Tyler Haws has separated himself from everyone
else as a world class performer because of his disciplined practice over an
extended period of time.
Most athletes tend to do what they can
already do over and over because it is instantly rewarding and feels good. Tyler
Haws has focused on what he can't do well and is constantly pushing the
envelope to hone new skills. Opponents will find him ever harder to handle on
the basketball court.
He will be a great leader for the BYU team for
the next two years.
- 4:54 p.m. July 4, 2013
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The pride extends beyond Utah. Tyler is first and foremost, a great person who happens to be extremely good at basketball. Can't wait until November to see him at the Marriott Center again.
- 6:00 p.m. July 4, 2013
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Haws' "mid-range" game is notable because nobody else shoots the
mid-range shots anymore. Black players especially want to jam the ball in your
face, Haws will pull up and hit the 10 footer because nobody expects it anymore.
Or, the glory shot these days is the 3 pointer, even though the shooting
percentage goes way down when you move out that far; yes, it's exciting
when it goes in but Haws will make two or three mid-range jumpers while the
glory boys are trying to bring the house down with a long range three.
Haws is a great player, he plays the full game, the complete game, and
it's how the game should be played. If you took the 3pt shot away today,
most players would be lost, they wouldn't know what to do.
- 6:25 p.m. July 4, 2013
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What a great guy and a great recruiting tool for BYU. His example on and off the
floor will change minds and attitudes of all who get to know him.
love cheering for the Cougars. Always trying to improve these young men and turn
them into great men, husbands and fathers.
- 7:42 p.m. July 4, 2013
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It is odd to categorize black players as being jam happy. There are lots of guys in the NBA who shoot jumpers and are black. Kevin Garnett, Kevin Durant, Steph Curry......even jammers like MJ still used the jump shot (Game 6, Bryon Russell........)LeBron just sealed a title with a jump shot. There are still black guys that shoot jumpers.
- 8:15 p.m. July 4, 2013
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dumprake, you do know that shooting 40% from 3 is the same as shooting 60% from 2, right? Or 34% from 3 = 51% from 2?
- 8:24 p.m. July 4, 2013
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I was a big Marty Haws fan years ago and was delighted when I learned about
Tyler and his high school career before he joined the Cougars.
Tyler Haws is someone who every Father would be proud to have as a son. I
have worlds of respect for the Haws family and look forward to following Tyler
at the World University Games and throughout his BYU career. (I look forward to
following TJ Haws as well!)
Congrats to the Haws family and to Tyler
for his commitment to being excellent! Thanks, Dick, for this article.
- 10:42 p.m. July 4, 2013
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Aaaahhh...this is a great day!!! Great news from the state's two premier
programs; first the story about the Utes new facility upgrade and now about
BYU's Tyler Haws making the USA's national team.
Can't wait to see how the next two years will turn out for this
outstanding young man. I for one am looking forward with the whole Cougar
nation to follow this kid and his little brother coming after him. A huge thank
you to Mr. Marty Haws and his wife for raising such wonderful young men.
I'm especially glad that they chose to come to BYU.
Go Cougars!
And go Utes too!
- 7:45 a.m. July 5, 2013
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Congratulations Tyler. Obviously a very driven young man. I just hope he doesn't burn out.
- 9:16 a.m. July 5, 2013
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That kind of man does not burn out. He just burns up everyone else.
- 9:28 a.m. July 5, 2013
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I wonder if his dream included being in the WCC and having conference foes
Pepperdine, Santa Clara, and San Francisco.
- 10:17 a.m. July 5, 2013
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Better dream than being the door mat of the Pac-12 and unable to
beat teams such as Pepperdine, Santa Clara and San Francisco!
- 10:48 a.m. July 5, 2013
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I wonder how he feels about playing and practicing on Sunday for this team. It
would be hard to reconcile playing on Sunday, especially after recently
returning from an LDS mission where missionaries teach investigators about
keeping the Sabbath Day holy. Is it okay to play basketball on Sunday or not? Or
is he not playing or practicing on Sunday?
Tyler is a great talent and he
seems to be a great person. You can tell he works hard at the game. I just have
an honest question about appropriate Sabbath Day activities, especially when it
isn't his full-time occupation. Any clarification would help since I am not
very familiar with LDS church doctrine on this subject.
- 10:56 a.m. July 5, 2013
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@chrissy - I know you still have goose bumps from being invited to the PAC after Texas, Oklahoma turned them down. But someday soon, you will learn that the quality of your program is more important than the quality of your conference. Finishing near the bottom in football, baseball, and M and W basketball leads to doormat status. P.S. Tyler and TJ were both offered by Utah, but both chose BYU. Maybe it's time to ask why?
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Ute fan(cougar nation#1) - All I know is that God's commandments apply to every person who lives today. So whatever you're trying to pin on Haws, make sure you pin on your Utes as well, along with Aggies, wildcats, tide, gators. Stay classy.
- 12:31 p.m. July 5, 2013
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With a name like CougarNation#1, you are probably
quite familiar with LDS doctrine concerning keeping the Sabbath holy. I was
expecting at least one referrance to Tyler's playing on Sunday but the
answer is always the same. How one chooses to keep the Sabbath holy is purely
personal. BYU doesn't play on Sunday as a matter of principle and
long-standing policy. And, in Tyler's case, in the long term, it probably
is his full-time occupation. I'm sure that Tyler carefully weighs the pros
and cons of playing on Sunday and I'm quite sure that you'd like to
have him as a neighbor on the other six days.
- 12:34 p.m. July 5, 2013
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@sports are great- I'm actually a diehard BYU Cougar fan and football
season ticket holder so way to jump to a dumb conclusion. This is actually a
question I wrestled with as a youth and now as a parent of kids who play youth
@gchris- I am sure Tyler is a great guy and I'm not trying to
condemn him, but I am somewhat confused how he reconciles preaching the gospel
as a full-time missionary trying to commit Filipinos to keep the Sabbath Day
holy and him playing basketball on Sundays, not as his full-time occupation. All
choices are personal choices in life and it is up to Tyler to make those
choices. What pros and cons are there about playing on Sundays as a member of
the LDS church?
- 1:22 p.m. July 5, 2013
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He's 3-0 vs Utah so far.
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CougarNation#1 is a ute, and a poor imposter at that. I see I have upset him by stating he is a Ute. Knowing that this will likely upset him further, I'll take great privilege in repeating: God's commandments apply equally to all people alive. Their college sports affiliation hardly matters to the man in the heavens. So whatever one tries to pin on Haws equally applies not only to all Mormons, but to anyone who believes in the 10 commandments.
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KIOS will once again present highlights from the UNO Great Plains Jazz Festival on Thursday March 31st at 8:00PM. The broadcast will begin our month of festivities celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month in April. The program will showcase high school jazz ensembles from around the region performing in the Strauss Performing Arts Center on the campus of the University of Nebraska at Omaha. The concert took place on Friday February 25th. Mike Jacobs hosts the program. The recording engineer is Bob Coate with editing by Mike Hansen.


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This hook is made physical in the form of metal rings screwed into the back of a serial killer (Vincent D'Onofrio) who hangs himself from them à la performance artist Ron Athey. Other prominent sources are Joseph Beuys, Joan Jonas, Lisa Yuskavage, Matthew Barney, the Chapman brothers, Damien Hirstthe sliced horse is hilarious even if you see the joke coming long in advance. Singh seems hell-bent on including every piece from the "Sensation" show. What with the Master Musicians of Jajouka on the soundtrack and Eiko Ishioka's gorgeous, kabuki-like costumes, The Cell is a bit of a multiculti experience as well.
If you aren't intent on keeping an art checklist, I don't know how you'll get through The Cell without falling asleep. Singh isn't big on suspense or shock. The ludicrous plot devolves into a triangle formed by the killer, a psychotherapist (Jennifer Lopez) who enters his unconscious via some top-secret electro-chemical device, and an FBI agent (Vince Vaughn) whose mission is to locate the killer's final victim before it's too late.
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Venetia Williams' yard simply has to be followed over Christmas as the handler's purple patch continues in a big way.
With Gorgehous Lliege (5/2) winning yesterday, Drumshambo (11/10) on Wednesday and Sustainability (7/2) on Tuesday, the Williams yard is well and truly flying.
It was dreadful out there and they either handle it or they don't - this lad went through it brilliantly.Aidan Coleman
It was dreadful out there and they either handle it or they don't - this lad went through it brilliantly.
In fact winners and placed horses have become a regular feature of the yard's season and Gorgehous Lliege demonstrated exactly why in the bravest fashion possible at Towcester.
In some of the worst going seen this winter - with near 'rivers' running over parts of the track - the horse battled to an extraordinary victory to show that fitness is now a "given" with the yard's horses.
And afterwards, a mud-spattered Aidan Coleman said: "It was dreadful out there and they either handle it or they don't - this lad went through it brilliantly.
"He really did it very well and our horses are running very well indeed at the moment with Drumshambo impressing me with his victory."
Of that horse's future, Coleman said: "He's young and improving - one to keep an eye on I'd say."
With the yard going so well, it could be rewarding to take a close look at Mentalist in today's 1.20 at Ascot at 3.75, while Dare Me (9.00) takes on debutant chaser and last season's impressive Cheltenham Festival winner Simonsig (1.22) in the 2.30.
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There's this great little Indian buffet place that we visit every weekend at lunchtime. We get to pick any number of our favorite dishes and bring the plate up to checkout and the cashier mentally calculates how much our meal will cost. It's all done very subjectively so prices can vary slightly depending on the portions and dishes we've selected.
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Few words could be rarer than this exotic creation by a master of neologisms, the physician and author Sir Thomas Browne, who is at number 69 in the list of most quoted authors in the Oxford English Dictionary. Browne — whom the English writer Philip Howard recently described as "a polysyllabic old quack" — invented it in his vast encyclopaedic work of 1646, Pseudodoxia Epidemica. This attempted to refute many of the errors and superstitions of his age, but has been ridiculed since for its own frequent errors.
Fritiniancy is very probable here
Browne spelled his creation fritiniancy and used it for the sounds of insects ("The note or fritiniancy [of the Cicada] is far more shrill then that of the Locust"). He took it from the Latin fritinnīre, to twitter or chirp. The Oxford English Dictionary, in an entry dated 1898, prefers fritiniency, but notes that "modern dictionaries" prefer fritinancy. Today's modern dictionaries don't include it but the very few authors who have borrowed it have indeed mostly used that spelling. This is a rare sighting:
"The native thought of mankind is gratitude. The most significant noise of earth is the singing of birds," said the professor with determination. "Fritinancy," declared the young man beside the fire. "What's that?" said the professor. "I said fritinancy, which is the whimper of gnats and the buzzing of flies." "You're talking nonsense."
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Sparrows Point Steelworkers tell their stories
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IRONWOOD — The Ironwood-Hurley Boy Scout Troop 323 served pancakes during a breakfast fundraiser Sunday morning at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Ironwood.
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Marr, Liz and Forsyth, Rachel (2011). Identity Crisis: Working in Higher Education in the 21st Century. Stoke-on-Trent, U.K.: Trentham Books.
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Workers in higher education live in a world seemingly directed by league tables, targets, widening participation, competition at regional, national and international levels, student loans, variable fees, technology renewal and an everincreasing staff-student ratio. The demands on managers, administrators and academics are diverse and complex.
This book offers a counter to these external pressures, providing readers with an understanding of the context in which academic work is undertaken and practical guidance for those trying to make sense of their place in the HE world.
The first half of the book examines the changing landscape of higher education in the UK, where successive policy developments in education over the last twenty years have radically transformed the context in which university education is designed and organised. The second half identifies what is expected of an academic in this rapidly changing environment and offers practical suggestions for teaching, assessing and evaluating in an era of widening participation.
Although Identity Crisis focuses on the responsibilities of the 21st century academic, it will be of much interest to service providers and administrators in HE, and also to teachers. It aims to reinvigorate the practice of established employees as well as to enthuse staff who are new to HE.
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7 to 8 ounces milk chocolate, broken into pieces, or 1 1/2 cups milk chocolate chips
1 cup chopped almonds, toasted
1. Preheat the oven to 350°F. Line a 9-by-13-inch baking pan with parchment.
2. Prepare the crust. In a large bowl, with an electric mixer, beat together the butter and sugar on medium speed until light, about 2 minutes. Beat in the egg yolk, vanilla, and salt. On low speed, gradually beat in the flour just until mixed. The dough will be stiff. Pat the dough evenly over the bottom of the baking pan.
3. Bake in the center of the oven until pale gold on top, about 20 minutes.
4. Remove the pan from the oven and scatter the chocolate pieces evenly over the crust. Return the pan to the oven for 1 minute. Remove the pan again and, using a knife, spread the chocolate evenly over the crust. Sprinkle evenly with the almonds.
5. Let cool completely in the pan on a wire rack. Using a sharp knife, cut into small squares, then carefully remove from the pan with a small offset spatula or an icing spatula.
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The track, which is not on the album nor part of the GHTG subscription package, was recorded in Glasgow last year with Linnea Jönsson, the lead singer of Swedish band, Those Dancing Days on vocals.
The download also features a new version of "A Down and Dusky Blonde" with lead vocals by Dina Bankole.
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