I doubt that anyone argues that no two bloggers are the same, and not everyone has the time to create long, detailed, blog entries or pieces of content. Personally, I am a hybrid of the two and tend to write articles or detailed blog entries when absolutely necessary, but 80% of the time, I am more likely yo submit quick updates on a subject of the moment.
I am extremely pleased to have stumbled across the Prologue WordPress theme as I’ve been wanting to gain some experience with WordPress theme development, and what better way to do so with a theme that I could customize to suit my personal blogging habit. As a fanatic of Twitter and other microblogging platforms, I decided to fiddle around with the Prologue theme recently released to the public by the folks at Automatic, delivering a Gaboinked! version called Gaboogle?
I am a few tweaks (Not weeks!) 
away from releasing this theme to the public, but I wanted to share an early preview of the Gaboogle? Prologue WordPress theme with everyone! There are a few custom plugins and added features that are not present in the original Prologue theme, and I will be releasing these to the WordPress community as soon as time permits because they can be used on any WordPress blog.
If you are interested in seeing the Gaboogled Prologue WordPress theme in action, you can do so previewing the demo.
UPDATE:
This theme has gone through many revisions since this post and is now release to the WordPress community. For more information, visit the Prologue Gaboogle? WordPress Theme release page.
I am a huge fan of micro-blogging because it fits my method to the madness of blogging. I am also a Mac freak. As of last week I finally made it over to Twitter and setup an account and immediately got hooked on the concept of twittering or tweeting and decided to search for an application for my Mac that would allow me to tweet as I go. It didn’t take me long to find the Twitterrific application by IconFactory.
Twitterrific is an application that lets you both read and publish posts or “tweets” to the Twitter community website. The application’s user interface is clean, concise and designed to provide a very light and small foot-print on your Mac’s desktop. It is extremely configurable and the user interface is above what to be expected from a Mac application, light and straight to the point, with a cool factor.
The Facebook Badge Plugin for WordPress has been updated to version 1.1.xxx and is now available for download at the Gaboinked! development community website.
Everyone seems to have a Facebook profile nowadays, so you’re probably aware that Facebook has a feature which allows you to create a Facebook badge that you can display on your blog or website.
George Jones’s Profile | Create Your Badge
With the NEW Gaboinked! Facebook Bade Plugin you can easily display a Facebook Badge in the Sider Bar of your self-hosted WordPress Blog without having to hard-code your WordPress template or use the sometimes unreliable Text Widget. You simply need to create a Facebook badge from within your facebook profile. Facelook has been tested on WordPress version 2.7.1 and should backwards compatible through WordPress version 2.3. Users of older versions of this plugin are encouraged to upgrade!
The Gaboinked! Facebook Badge can be seen used in the side bar here at the Gaboink! network! Feel free to visit my Facebook profile and send me a friend request!
Download It:
The Gaboinked! Facebook Bade Plugin has been updated to version 1.1.xxx, and is available at the new Gaboinked! development community website.
To get the latest version, download it here!
If you’ve already registered at the Gaboink! network, you should be about to access your Gaboinked! account. Please use the Forgot Password link, and your pass word will be sent to the email address you provided during registration.
Installation instructions, support groups, and a knowledgebase are all available at the Gaboinked! development community website.
