Hack WordPress

WPMU Tutorials Releases a Installation eBook Posted: 07 Jan 2009 12:00 AM PST Because I am not personally a WordPress MU user, it seems to be very rare that I talk about WPMU that much here at WordPress Hacks.    For those unfamiliar with WordPress MU, it is a multi-user version of WordPress, allowing you to control thousands of blogs with a single installation of WordPress.   This of course makes it ideal for blog networks, newspapers and magazines, or universities. I know a number of our readers do use WordPress MU, so I wanted to let you know that our friend Andrea of WPMU Tutorials has taken her popular post and published the information in an ebook explaining how to install WordPress MU.  For people that are considering starting a network of blogs, you’ll want to check out this free ebook! Related posts: Would You Be Interested in a WordPress eBook? Introducing the Success with WordPress eBook 30+ WordPress Video Tutorials Huge Collection of WordPress Video Tutorials

You are subscribed to email updates from Hack WordPress To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.	Email delivery powered by Google
Inbox too full? Subscribe to the feed version of Hack WordPress in a feed reader.
If you prefer to unsubscribe via postal mail, write to: Hack WordPress, c/o Google, 20 W Kinzie, Chicago IL USA 60610

CBSNews.com Alert! France: Israel, Palestinian Authority Reach Agreement

French President Nicolas Sarkozy says Israel, Palestinian Authority
accept an Egyptian-French plan for Gaza.
Log on now to www.cbsnews.com, or wap.cbsnews.com for wireless users, for details.

Wireless photo and video alerts from CBSNews.com, direct to your phone. Subscribe now at http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/wireless/index.php.

----------
You are currently subscribed to the CBS News Breaking News mailing list.
To unsubscribe, go to http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/registration/unsubscribe.php

Contact: Email Administrator, CBSNews.com, 524 W. 57th St., Room 514/1, New York, NY 10019

Post-Holiday GERD

Digestive Health January 07, 2009
Post-Holiday GERD Feeling Better Once the Feasting is Over Now that the holiday feasts are over, how are you feeling? Many people have been re-introduced to heartburn and indigestion. You may even be dealing with esophagitis. If you've been living with these symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease, discover how you can deal with it and feel better. Connect: Share your stories and learn from others on the Stomach, Digestive & Bowel Disorders message board and test your knowledge with the GERD & Heartburn quiz. All the Buzz in Digestive Health Back & abdominal pain. Undiagnosed digestive problems. Irritable bowel syndrome & fatigue. Recovering from gastric bypass surgery. NeverSayDiet Community Challenge Sign up for the six-week Community Challenge and get daily exercise and nutrition assignments from a personal trainer and a nutritionist so you can make your New Year's resolution a reality this year. YourTotalHealth Special Offers Looking for information on product discounts, promotions and special offers from YourTotalHealth and its sponsors? Click here and you'll be signed up automatically. ADVERTISEMENT	NEWSLETTERS Click to sign up in one click! Depression : Updates on depression and mental health treatment Allergy & Asthma : Updates on allergy and asthma conditions and treatments Cholesterol : Advice and information to help lower your cholesterol More free newsletters>>> VIDEOS Secrets to a great memory Ways to stay gorgeous by working out The facts about uterine fibroids ADVERTISEMENT
Sponsored Links from Yahoo! What's this?
Note: Images are for illustrative purposes only Manage Your Subscriptions You are subscribed as fpac.rangola@blogger.com. To unsubscribe from this newsletter, please click here or visit https://subscriber.ivillage.com/funnels/6. Privacy Policy | Email Help | http://www.ivillage.com iVillage Inc., 904 Sylvan Avenue, 2nd Floor, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 | © iVillage Inc., 2009. All Rights Reserved.

Clean to Get Lean

A Tip-A-Day for Wednesday, January 7, 2009 Clean to Get Lean "My favorite way to work out, that is actually multi-tasking, is housework. Vacuuming really helps me work up a sweat and cleaning the tub helps me get a lot of stretching in. I do deep knee bends when I clean the baseboards and I do squats when I organize the lower cupboards in the kitchen." —Amy, Charleston Read full tip here >> More Tips to Stay Healthy Join the NeverSayDiet Community Challenge Dance, baby, dance TV dance marathon [ADVERTISEMENT] Manage Your Subscriptions You are subscribed as fpac.rangola@blogger.com. To unsubscribe from this newsletter, please click here or visit https://subscriber.ivillage.com/funnels/6. Privacy Policy | Email Help | http://www.ivillage.com iVillage Inc., 904 Sylvan Avenue, 2nd Floor, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 | © iVillage Inc., 2009. All Rights Reserved.

TIME Daily News 24/7

TIME
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time1-22

Daily News 24/7
Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Forward to a friend
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time2-22?T=BJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi&RAF_TRACK=
%email%%

_________________________________________________________________

Today's Top Stories
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time3-22

UN Says No Hamas Fighters Were in Bombed Gaza School

By TIM MCGIRK
Investigation refutes claim by Israeli military that it was "retu
rning fire" from Hamas militants when troops shelled an elementar
y school, killing 40 civilians
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time4-22
=newsletter-daily

Coleman vs. Franken: Minnesotans Say Enough Already!

By JUSTIN HORWATH / ST. PAUL
As Coleman contests a recount that gave Franken the win, the peop
le throw up their hands. The process, they say, isn't funny anymo
re
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time5-22?
xid=newsletter-daily

Paging Dr. Gupta: Is a TV Star Fit to Be Surgeon General?

By ALICE PARK
President-elect Obama taps CNN medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay G
upta as the next Surgeon General. Is he qualified?
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time6-22
d=newsletter-daily

Why Democracy Is Struggling in Asia

By HANNAH BEECH
Most Asian nations now hold elections, yet true democracy still e
ludes the region. Here's why, and what needs to be done
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time7-22?
xid=newsletter-daily

What's Ailing Steve Jobs? Medical Opinion Varies

By TIFFANY SHARPLES
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' letter addressing concerns about his health
and gaunt frame raised more questions than it answered
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time8-22
d=newsletter-daily
_________________________________________________________________

Quotes of the Day http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time9-22

It is a pattern with which the police are sadly familiar, whereby
hysteria
is whipped up against Israel, and British Jews then su
ffer a wave of
anti-Semitism.
* MARK GARDNER,
* of Britain's Community Security Trust, which gives safety
advi
ce to Jews, on attacks in Britain in the wake of the war in Gaz
a

More Quotes
_________________________________________________________________

Postcard from...
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time10-22

Bangkok Gets Into the Christmas Spirit

http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time11-22
By Hannah Beech
Thais immerse themselves in the spirit of Christmas without the f
oggiest idea who Jesus was

_________________________________________________________________

Special Package

Contested Officeholders
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time12-22
9_1870058,00.html?xid=newsletter-daily

By Azadeh moaveni
As the United States Senate denies Roland Burris the seat he clai
ms is his, TIME takes a look at other political kerfuffles.

_________________________________________________________________

TIME Blogs
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time13-22
Swampland

By Jay Newton-Small
Apparently, Obama wants to name CNN's talking-head neurosurgeon,
Dr. Sanjay Gupta, as Surgeon General.

-----------------------------------------------------------------

Copyright © 2008 Time Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction
in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.

TO UNSUBSCRIBE

You have received this e-mail because you are subscribed to
Daily Updates from

TIME Magazine. To unsubscribe, please click here or copy
and past this link into your browser:
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time14-22?T=BJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi&EMAIL=fpac.rangola@blogger.com

EMAIL OPT-OUTS

Click here for more information on how to opt-out of
marketing communications

from us and our partners, or copy and paste this link into
your browser:

http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time15-22

PRIVACY POLICY

Please read our Privacy Policy, or copy and paste this link
into your browser:http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time16-22

FOR FURTHER COMMUNICATION, PLEASE CONTACT:

    * TIME Customer Service
* 3000 University Center Drive
    * Tampa, FL 33612-6408<

How To Advertise
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time17-22
Give the Gift of TIME
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time18_-22
id=175365&source_id=2&_requestid=631869
Update Email
http://time.chtah.com/a/tBJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi/time19-22?T=BJZKPZBASRffB7SaZ5$zuyzVKi&EMAIL=fpac.rangola@blogger.com

Take charge of your health today with FREE online courses.

This is a sponsored mailing. The sponsor of this mailing has sole editorial control. Advertiser Address iVillage 904 Sylvan Avenue 2nd Floor Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632 Manage Your Subscriptions You are subscribed as: fpac.rangola@blogger.com. To unsubscribe, please click here or visit https://subscriber.ivillage.com/funnels/6. iVillage Inc, 904 Sylvan Avenue, 2nd Floor, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, U.S.A. © iVillage, Inc. 2008. All rights reserved. http://www.ivillage.com

WebEcoist

10 of the World’s Most Radical Recycling Projects Posted: 06 Jan 2009 03:53 PM CST In our modern throwaway society, many perfectly good materials end up sitting in a landfill while new materials are constantly created and used in their place. Some creative green builders, artists, scientists and other innovators are turning the tables on that trend, gathering up all the discarded odds and ends they can find to create stunning homes, temples, sculpture and even fuel. Here are 10 examples of incredibly creative recycling projects that convert ordinary objects into art and transform trash into something far more useful. Buddhist Temple Made of Beer Bottles (images via: Green Upgrader) The Wat Pa Maha Chedi Kaew temple in the Sisaket province of Thailand is made from over one million recycled green and brown glass beer bottles. The monks accomplished two goals in one by cleaning up local pollution and creating a useful structure for themselves. Everything from the water tower to the tourist bathroom is made from Heineken and Chang beer bottles. Bridge Made of Recycled Paper Tubes (images via: Shigeru Ban Architects) Japanese architect Shigeru Ban constructed a bridge over the Gardon River in southern France using primarily cardboard tubes. Ban, who was already known for using eco-friendly, lightweight materials, said that he wanted to show people that paper can be strong and lasting. Fragile though this paper bridge may look, it could hold up to 20 people at once. The bridge was open to the public for six months in 2007 before being disassembled for the rainy season. Rich Art's Recycled Outdoor Gallery (images via: Ruby Re-Usable) Outsider artist Richard Tracy – known as Rich Art – has been turning trash into spectacular sculptures for 20 years. Tracy picks through neighbors' trash in hopes of finding some discarded item that might serve as the inspiration for a new addition to his sprawling outdoor art gallery, which attracts thousands of visitors each year. Styrofoam, tomato cages, roller skates and tea carts have been spared a lifetime in the landfill by their inclusion in this wacky gallery. Shipping Containers as Sleek, Modern Homes (images via: SculpIT) They may be ugly, rectangular, often rusting boxes, but with a little ingenuity and care shipping containers can be transformed into beautiful, functional modern homes. There's a huge surplus of empty shipping containers around the country due to the fact that it's too expensive for countries to ship empty containers back to where they came from. The photo above shows four stacked shipping containers put together for office and living space by architects Pieter Peelings and Silvia Mertens. Want more? Check out an entire gallery of cargo container homes. Jumbo Jet Hostel (images via: Jumbo Jet Hostel) A jumbo jet that had seen better days sat unused on the runway at the Arlanda Airport in Sweden until an intrepid businessman decided he had an ideal use for it. Oscar Diös turned the 1976 Boeing 747-200 into a hostel, citing the need for inexpensive lodging and lack of affordable land near the airport. The interior was dismantled, sanitized and divided into 25 rooms along with a café. The rooms are officially available to book starting mid-January 2009 for about $45 USD per night. HA Schult's 'Trash People' (images via: HA Schult Online) From this collection of recycled art, the 'trash people' created by HA Schult are truly amazing. Along with 30 assistants, Schult created these sorta creepy sculptures from crushed cans, computer parts and anything else he could get his hands on. The 50 life-size figures have traveled the world, from the Pyramids of Giza to the Great Wall of China as an art installation meant to provoke thought about the amount of garbage we humans create and how it affects the world. Upcycled Dresses Made of Maps and Coffee Filters (images via: Susan Stockwell) They may not actually be wearable, but these diaphanous, delicate dresses made of recycled paper certainly are stunning. London-based artist Susan Stockwell likes the original purpose of her materials to be obvious, thus the use of dirty coffee filters, used tea bags and worn maps. The dresses boast details like rosettes, sashes and ruffled collars and call to mind the fashions of centuries past. It's an interesting display of 'upcycling', the practice of taking something disposable and transforming it into something of greater value. Dr. Evermor's 'Forevertron' Scrap Metal Park (images via: Madolan + Dr. Evermor) The world's largest scrap metal sculpture can be found at Dr. Evermor's "park" in Wisconsin. It's 50 feet tall, 120 feet wide, 60 feet deep and weighs 320 tons and is made entirely of salvaged pieces of machinery between 50 and 100 years old. Among its components are a decontamination chamber from the Apollo space mission and a pair of bipolar electric dynamos made by Thomas Edison. The park also has many more recycled sculptures including a band of birds, some of which actually play music. Dr. Evermor – real name Tom Every – has been collecting scrapped machines and other mechanical bits and pieces for decades. Dirty Diapers Transformed into Diesel (image via: Sean Dreilinger) Disposable diapers pile up in landfills fast, to the tune of 21 billion annually in the US alone. While many more parents are beginning to choose cloth and other alternatives, a Quebec company called AMEC has come up with an innovative way to deal with a good chunk of the disposables that would otherwise end up in the trash: turning them into diesel fuel. It can be done through a process called pyrolysis, which involves heating the diapers up in an enclosed, controlled environment. AMEC expects to gain about 11,000 tons of diesel fuel from the first 30,000 diapers converted. Due to the closed system, there are no emissions and experts say as the process improves, it could very well become an economically viable form of fuel. Nek Chand's Industrial Waste Rock Garden (images via: Iain Jackson) What began as a rock garden in Chandigarh, India quickly became a showcase of art made from recycled materials collected by artist Nek Chand from demolition sites around the city. Chand's rock garden grew into a 12-acre complex of courtyards filled with hundreds of his sculptures of dancers, animals and musicians. The Rock Garden still collects recycled materials, especially rags and ceramics, from around the city.

You are subscribed to email updates from WebEcoist To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now.	Email Delivery powered by FeedBurner
Inbox too full? Subscribe to the feed version of WebEcoist in a feed reader.
If you prefer to unsubscribe via postal mail, write to: WebEcoist, c/o FeedBurner, 20 W Kinzie, 9th Floor, Chicago IL USA 60610