Very helpful chart of what WordPress is doing behind the scenes.

Looks promising. I know some WordPress themes make use of this.

Quoted: Blueprint is a CSS framework, which aims to cut down on your CSS development time. It gives you a solid CSS foundation to build your project on top of, with an easy-to-use grid, sensible typography, and even a stylesheet for printing.

On using FeedBurner with Wordpress...

Quoted: It's official. We've signed adoption papers for the popular WordPress plugin that seamlessly redirects requests for an ordinary feed (from self-hosted WordPress blogs) to your super-powered FeedBurner feed. This plugin — a toddler in age, but a prodigy with HTTP requests — will be made available directly from FeedBurner as "FeedSmith." It was originally raised by the multi-talented Steve Smith, who's trusting us to ensure its continued well-being.

Quoted: However, I found that only Wordpress gave me that “Aha! moment” you get when a product so seamlessly fits your functional needs and is fun-to-use at the same time. In fairness to Drupal, this is not particuarly surprising since:

Looks like a great site about Wordpress and blogging in general.

Integrate Google Calendar on Wordpress.

Quoted: The Wordpress Google calendar plugin allows for the integration of a Google calendar into a Wordpress blog.

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These are enabled on my test wordpress blog.

I wasn't sure if I found them useful or annoying. After the initial novelty has warn off, I'd say they're more annoying than useful.