That's right folks, after development, testing and bug fixing CJD Lifestream for Habari has reached 1.0 with a couple of changes and some improvements.

I really want to move to the Helio service, for the buddy beacon if for nothing else, but no shared minutes? Please people.

Dear God in heaven, they are finally releasing it.

With the images for text thing! Why in the world are designers I respect using images for text that should be inline & CSS styled!? It makes me ill.

When I first spoke of my wife's pregnancy on this site, there were some people who were exited to hear some "dooce-esque" posts from yours truly. I have to admit that there was a certain draw to this idea.

I love Heather's ability to bring you into the everyday life of her family; to share the triumphs and travails that make life worth living. I especially love the Monthly newsletters to her daughter. I quickly found that I didn't have the time or desire to create that type of content, as fun and touching as it seemed.

I think, finally I have something that I want to talk about. So here goes Daddy Blog 1.0.

So as you can see, there be some changes yet again around Sillyness. As much as I like some of what was going on with Believe, my previous theme, it just wasn't me.

The ninja's at Joost are going to be adding 40 new channels to the US lineup in the coming weeks, including Adult Swim, and shows from Hasbro... including Transformers!

So I thought I would outline the process I used to achieve the inline asides effect you are seeing on Sillyness. This was one of those moments where I just love how Habari handles things.

So lets set the stage

So this is what we are going to do. First we choose a tag that we will use to identify our asides. I chose "quickie". Once we have settled on a tag that will be used, we create at least one entry that uses the tag.

Once we have some content to test with, we move on to some PHP goodness. Habari returns an array of tags within the $post object. Normally we would make a call to the tags like so:

For me to whip out a plugin for Habari that utilizes the stats API released by the Automattic folks?

Malarkey's new book looks interesting. I wonder if he will be approaching design as I have wanted to, through the techniques learned studying fine art. Go check out Transcending CSS.