Here are the combined blog entries for trying Theme: Dusk to Dawn:
Tag: reblogged
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Rusty French…
Hah! I guessed right! My basic French is still good after over two decades of two years of French classes in high school. I missed one word (*more) after “cheating/peeking” with the Google Translate site.
This is what my small mind translated from “2009 | L’âge D’or Une Vidéo De John Jr (Il N’y A Plus Rien À Faire)“: The Age Of Gold One Video Of John Jr (There Was Nothing *More To Do).
The piano tune playing in the background was soothing. It sounds easy enough to play with a sheet music but difficult for someone like me who doesn’t play by ear.
He could be a videographer. I guessed wrong that he was a professional photographer.
Bravo. Tres bien, Monsieur.
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Created wallpaper…
While being bored at home, I’ve had created a wallpaper via Create Avatar – South Park Studios. This is the closest resemblance of moi as “cartoonized”:

Evil Kitty I’ve been reading online articles of alter-egos created by trauma-based, mind-control. This second South Park Avatar is similar to my first avatar. Only this second avatar is holding a package of “Snacky Cakes” (or Nom-Noms For Thoughts by *Evil Kitty), who goes through dark *periods/phases when *”blogging has lost all meaning”.
*Thanks to John Jr. for another brilliant idea!
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Trying Premium Theme: Minimum
For 30-days, I am trying a “Premium Theme”:
Minimum by StudioPress
Minimum is a stunning execution of “less is more”, which allows you to express everything you’re about, with very little effort. Read more about Minimum →
Options: Widgets | Menus | Theme Options | Background | Header | Custom Design | iPad | ExtrasTags: black, custom-background, custom-header, custom-menu, featured-images, fixed-width, gray, left-sidebar, one-column, right-sidebar, sticky-post, theme-options, threaded-comments, three-columns, translation-ready, two-columns, white
Support Need some help? Visit the Premium Themes support forum to get expert advice.
I love the “Theme Options” (or Genesis – Theme Settings via “themes.php?page=genesis”). It’s got five sections:
Default Layout
- Content-Sidebar
- Sidebar-Content
- Content-Sidebar-Sidebar
- Sidebar-Sidebar-Content
- Sidebar-Content-Sidebar
- Full Width Content
Navigation Settings
- Primary Navigation
- Include Primary Navigation Menu?
- Enable Fancy Dropdowns?
- Enable Extras on Right Side?
- Display the following:
- Today’s Date
- RSS feed links
- Search form
- Twitter link
- Secondary Navigation
- Include Secondary Navigation Menu?
- Enable Fancy Dropdowns?
In order to use the navigation menus, you must build a custom menu, then assign it to the proper Menu Location.
Breadcrumbs
- Enable on:
- Front | Page | Posts | Pages | Archives | 404 Page
Breadcrumbs are a great way of letting your visitors find out where they are on your site with just a glance. You can enable/disable them on certain areas of your site.
Content Archives
- Select one of the following:
- Display post content
- Display post excerpts
- Include the Featured Image?
- Image Size:
- large (1024×1024)
- medium (300×300)
- thumbnail (150×150)
- featured (500×250)
- portfolio (160×100)
- Select Post Navigation Technique:
- Older / Newer
- Previous / Next
- Numeric
These options will affect any blog listings page, including archive, author, blog, category, search, and tag pages.
Blog Page
- Display which category:
- [All categories, etc.]
- Exclude the following Category IDs: [Comma separated – 1,2,3 for example]
- Number of Posts to Show: [enter your number here]
[Save Settings] [Reset Settings]
Enable on:
Front Page Posts Pages Archives 404 PageBreadcrumbs are a great way of letting your visitors find out where they are on your site with just a glance. You can enable/disable them on certain areas of your site.
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Trying Theme: Selecta
Well, I’m trying yet another WordPress.com theme:
Selecta by Obox Design
With a featured posts slider on the front page, a wide, one-column template on image and video posts, and archives displayed in gallery format, Selecta is well-suited for blogs which focus primarily on showcasing videos or images. It comes with six color schemes, support for video, image, aside, gallery, quote, chat, and audio post formats, custom header, custom background, and four widget areas — one in the left sidebar and three in the footer. Read more about Selecta →
It’s good for now.
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Trying Theme: Toolbox
Well, this time I’m trying Theme: Toolbox by Automattic. After checking how the deleted post looks like via my subscription “Reader” online, this is how the message looks:
Well this is somewhat embarrassing, isn’t it?
It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching, or one of the links below, can help.
Below this message is a LONG “Search” bar.
Below this “Search” bar there are three columns:
- Recent Posts,
- Most Used Categories, and
- Archives – Try looking in the monthly archives. 🙂
Now, if only I know how the “Post Formats” work and look, I might learn something.
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Addendum: The blog entry below 20101210-Trying Theme was originally Posted on 20101210 at 174632 PM PDT:
This morning I’m trying yet another recently added WordPress.com theme:
Toolbox by Automattic
A semantic, HTML5, canvas for CSS artists and an ultra-minimal set of super-clean templates for your own WordPress theme development. Read more about Toolbox →
Dammit! It’s so clean! I love it! All I did was retain my paid CSS upgrade stylesheet and only changed the background color to the body element. It’s refreshing to have the text alignment “centered”. There will be lots of tweaking to do tonight.
HOWEVER, where’s my time/date stamp! It’s critical to have the nice element. Why? Again, it’s because I blog on the go. Although t’s not quite like Twitter, at least those spooks, err, I meant, readers of “The Blogging Path” know what I’m up to and when my precious thoughts occurred!
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Happy blogging… smiles…
So I’m currently watching the 36:21 presentation by the Matt meister. He has curly hair and that is quite a refreshing look compared to the younger and cleaner version from last year. The beard makes him look, well, desirable. I cannot find the correct word. Forgive me! Again, his accent is not “Americanized” and that’s hot but still reasonably understandable. He makes a great teacher with all that knowledge base he has to share. Teach me more codes!
So far there’s lots in the presentation — colorful. I’ll let you go for now and check out the newsletter at http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/growth-of-wordpress/.
Oh and I’m “You like this (391).”
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8-6-2011 WordPress.com Twenty Eleven Theme Header Images
8-6-2011 WordPress.com Twenty Eleven Theme Header Images.
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This is my second attempt at “Press This”. It is one of many “Enabled Services” which can be found under the “Settings” section of the “Dashboard”.
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8-13-2011 Possible Header Images For The WordPress.com Twenty Eleven Theme For Flynn
8-13-2011 Possible Header Images For The WordPress.com Twenty Eleven Theme For Flynn.
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This is my first attempt at “Press This”. It is one of many “Enabled Services” which can be found under the “Settings” section of the “Dashboard”.
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Trying Theme: Pilcrow
Here are the combined blog entries for trying Theme: Pilcrow by Automattic.
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Positive Affirmations
Here are some nice adjectives one can see after a “Post Published” is done on WordPress.com (via a regular personal computer and not via a cellphone app).
- Amazing!
- Awesome!
- Bomb!
- Boss!
- Brilliant!
- Cool!
- Cowabunga!
- Dandy!
- Dope!
- Excellent!
- Fabulous!
- Fantastic!
- Far-out!
- Glorious!
- Grand!
- Great!
- Groovy!
- Handy!
- Hip!
- Hunky dory!
- Impressive!
- Incredible!
- Magnificent!
- Marvelous!
- Neat!
- Nice!
- Nifty!
- Rad!
- Radical!
- Rock!
- Sensational!
- Slick!
- Sly!
- Splendid!
- Super!
- Superb!
- Swell!
- Tight!
- Way-out!
- Whiz-bang!
- Woohoo!
- Wicked!
- Wild!
- Wonderful!!
- Yahoo!
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If I missed any words from this list, you can help me by adding the ones that you get!
There are 29 items to this list so far.
Let me know! Okay! Thanks! Bye!
P.S. I have entered several new ones by replying as a “Comment” to this blog entry.