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December 11, 2008

Bailout in Limbo as Obama Urges Action

House passes bill to aid automakers, but will measure clear Senate hurdles? More >

WATCH TONIGHT: Video Games To Help Kids Read
Scholastic has developed a new series, "The 39 Clues," which is tied to a web-based video-game. More >

Oliver Stone On George W. Bush: "Bone-Headed"

Filmmaker Oliver Stone slammed President George W. Bush at the Mideast premiere of his movie "W" in Dubai...[continue]

Barack Obama: "You Can Get Elected By Playing It Straight"

President-elect answered questions moments ago about the Blagojevich mess...[continue]

Mugabe To World: No Cholera Here...

As we -- and many others -- reported yesterday, cholera cases have spiked in the poverty-wracked, autocracy-ruined African nation of Zimbabwe...[continue]

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Autistic Students Learn Independence

Hottest Google Searches of 2008

Blagojevich: The Day After

WEBCAST: Penny Farthing Travels

	Obama Announces Daschle as HHS Pick

	Blagojevich's Promise to Mom: 'I'll Never Take Bribes'

	Mugabe: Zimbabwe's Cholera Under Control

	Video Games To Get Kids Reading

	Life 101: Learning to Live With Autism


	Persons of the Year Survive Life-Threatening Illness

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VOA Africa News Summary

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Here are today's top stories from VOA Africa.

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Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, 10 Dec 2008

Top US Military Officer Concerned Economic Crisis Could Cause More Terrorism

Admiral Mike Mullen says crisis could create instability and, potentially, more terrorism around the world, particularly in African countries

South Africa - Zimbabwe Border Declared Cholera Disaster Area

Red Cross stepping up hygiene and prevention efforts

UN Envoy Says World Has Ignored Piracy Long Enough

Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah says underestimating bandits off Somali coast has cost the world tens of millions of dollars in ransom money

Two displaced children cross sharp lava rock in a camp for displaced people, in Kibati just north of Goma in eastern Congo (File)

ICRC Campaigns to Reunite Families in North Kivu

International Committee of the Red Cross to launch a campaign to speed up identification of children separated from their parents so they can be reunited with their families

AU peacekeepers patrol the streets of Mogadishu, (2007 file photo)

AU Pleads for UN Intervention for Somalia

AU to ask UN Security Council to strengthen AMISOM and authorize deployment of UN peacekeeping force

Pieter van Dalen with stolen wire seized by Cape Town's 'Copperheads' Unit

Strike Force Battles South Africa Copper Thieves

Special unit aims to catch copper thieves who sell stolen scrap metal to local scrap yards

Zimbabwe Commuters Struggle to Afford Public Transport

Many seek affordable alternatives to bus commuting

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Hack WordPress

Tribune - A New Magazine Premium WordPress Theme

Posted: 11 Dec 2008 02:00 AM CST

Over the past year, the premium WordPress themes market has really grown and all sorts of different themes have been released. Probably the most popular market right now seems to be the magazine WordPress themes, making for a highly competitive niche.

One of the more recent entries into the market is Natty WP, who until now seems to have been pretty focused on building custom blogging themes. Their newest theme, however, intends to compete in that magazine WordPress theme market and so far it looks pretty good!

Here is the list of features the author includes with the Tribune theme:

Theme Admin Panel - Admin panel allows you to fully customize the theme, including adding banners, AdSense, change the logo and favicon, set the color of links and customize the category.
7 Advanced Color Schemes - Here you can find a huge variety of different color schemes for any taste. Just choose the one which suites you better!
Infinite variations and looks - A special feature for those who want more! Using the template with a fully transparent body you can easily create an infinite number of different variations and looks by changing the background image.
AJAX Modules - Specially designed modules make template rather elegant and functional.
Easy Logo switching - Want to change the logo? You can easily do this through the admin panel selecting the right image. The theme includes Psd file with the logo, where you can change the title and add your logo image.
Advanced news module - Block of additional news allows the user to select the necessary number of news to be displayed. Choosing 1, 3 or 5 stories for each block, we save these settings for it. Signing in next time the user sees as many news as they have chosen before.
Color picker - Thanks to the built-in Color Picker, you can easily change the color of the links in your theme! Be creative, customize your site and make it unique.
XHTML Valid - Tribune meets all standards and has been fully tested for errors, as it is very important for us to create a clear and semantic code.
Cross-Browser Compatible - Fully compliant with W3C standards, Tribune theme together with WordPress offers perfect performance with the most popular browsers such as Firefox, IE, Safari.
Easy AdSense setup - To display AdSense blocks you just need to enable the menu to display banners or AdSense.
Optimized for WordPress 2.6 + version
W3C XHTML 1.0 Transitional. W3C CSS Valid
Fully compatible IE7, IE6, Safari 2+, Firefox 2+, Opera 9+
CSS Based Design
24/7 support

Probably my feature is the AJAX the theme uses for the module. Rather than the traditional dom tabs, you can “slide” between the tabs content. It also uses AJAX to “drop down” individual categories (selected by each user), which is something I don’t remember seeing on any other themes.

As for the appearance, the Tribune theme has some additional unique qualities for a magazine WordPress theme which help it to stand out from the competition. It actually comes with a completely transparent background which allows you to easily insert a background image of your choice, making your theme instantly unique.

Here is a breakdown of the Tribune theme’s homepage (with the transparent layout):

And here is a screen shot of the post page:

You can check out the live demo of the theme here to actually view how these impressive new features work.

Another great thing about the Tribune theme is the price! Currently the Tribune theme is available with two licenses. The Single-Use License is only $65.00, or you can get the Developer’s Pack for $299.00.

WordPress 2.7 is Finally Here!

Posted: 10 Dec 2008 08:20 PM CST

This is a quick heads up to WordPress Hacks readers. Just saw this posted over at our WordPress Forums, so I checked it out and sure enough, it looks like WordPress 2.7 is now showing on the official download page!

So far there hasn’t been an official announcement by the WordPress team, but I would expect to see one within the hour since it is showing on their official download page.

~[Go Download WordPress 2.7]~

Edit: The official announcement was just posted and can be seen here.