Upgrading to wordpress 2.0

You might notice some ‘slight errors’ here and there as I am currently upgrading this site to WordPress 2.0. So please sit tight, check back in half an hour and hope all will be well soon.

UPDATE: WordPress was updated, and all seems well so far. You also might notice a slight redesign of my site. I thought: if I’m going to upgrade WordPress, I might as well do the entire site.

UPDATE 2: I’ve pretty much updated everything. I’ve processed my old posts (assign new tags/categories, allow comments, etc.), got my plug-ins up and running and I think the new template should be working fine by now. Stay tuned for a short briefing on the new theme.

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Published:: 30.12.05 / 4am

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Antibush 13.02.07 / 1am

Bush is forever saying that democracies do not invade other countries and start wars. Well, he did just that. He invaded Iraq, started a war, and killed people. What do you think? Why has bush turned our country from a country of hope and prosperity to a country of belligerence and fear. Our country is in debt until forever, we don’t have jobs, and we live in fear. We have invaded a country and been responsible for thousands of deaths. We have lost friends and influenced no one. No wonder most of the world thinks we suck. Thanks to what george bush has done to our country during the past three years, we do!

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The Past Tense is a blog on history, trying to make you remember all the stuff you learned at school. History is more than dates, names and abstract movements; it is not as dull and dusty as most people remember it. The aim is not to develop new insights, but to tell stories that make ordinary people think “hey, I never knew that!”

Arjan van der Gaag is a web developer, student in Information Management and amateur historian living in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Find out more at his personal website.

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