Here is a quick update on some new and wonderfully FREE WordPress themes I came across this month that are ready for you to download.
A big thank you to the developers  for generously giving away their latest creations.
Notepad

Live Demo | Release Page
DesignPile

Live Demo | Release Page
Rockwell

Live Demo | Release Page
Sport News PVM

Live Demo | Release [...]

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Thanks go to the BuddyPress development team for making it really easy to amend any text labels and messages through your BuddyPress install. For example, if you would like to change the word “Groups” to “Topics” through the site, or you would like to change the entire website into a foreign language- simply follow the [...]

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After the arrival of BuddyPress version 1.2, I have been immersing myself in it as much as possible. I have started working on a few BuddyPress projects and for the next few weeks I will share some of my discoveries and learnings by posting some tutorials and tips.
By customising your URL there are benefits [...]

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Managing and writing several languages on a multilingual WordPress blog can be challenging. I looked around to try to find the most useful plugins surrounding languages and thanks go again to the power of the WordPress Community because there are, of course, plugins for that
To Manage multilingual posts in one post

WPML Multilingual CMS: [...]

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Thanks  go to Diesel Laws from FreelancerUnplugged.com Melbourne, Australia for sharing with the WordPress community this new FREE BuddyPress child theme named Unplugged. Dark colours, very sleek,  lightweight and works on the latest Buddypress Default theme 1.2 that should come out in few days.
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It has been a long time coming!  WordPress has decided to replace their outdated Kubrick theme with a new default install theme in version 3.0. The 2010 theme is now under development based on Kirby, created by Ian Stewart and you can have a sneak peek here. It shows a massive improvement: a nice modern [...]

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It’s always a good idea to have a copy of WordPress running on your local PC for anyone who wants to create a new WordPress Theme, test some plugins or try the latest version of WordPress.
One of the quickest ways to install WordPress locally was to use the popular XAMPP on Windows machine: but I [...]

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For anyone who doesn’t login that often to their admin panel but wants to keep getting informed of any WordPress, theme or plugins updates available, can now receive email alerts with the “Update Notifier” plugin.
This plugin will do exactly what it says by checking daily if any new version is out and then sending out [...]

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