jb510

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 * Adds a menu item to the admin menu for managing patterns
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function s9_add_manage_patterns_menu() {
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ihorvorotnov

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boogah

Perform DNS Lookup:

https://github.com/phallstrom/AlfredDig

WordPress Function Reference:

http://www.alfredforum.com/topic/2153-search-the-wordpress-function-reference/

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aaronjorbin

Purpose

The purpose of this document is to start a discussion that leads to better expectations between speakers and organizers of WordCamps. It is based on Open Conference Expectations by @rmurphey @divya and @paul_irish. It is based on my experience speaking at many WordCamps and seeing some great things and not great things. I would love your comments and feedback.

What I ask for as a speaker

1. A complimentary ticket to the event.
2. A code of conduct for every attendee, including speakers and sponsors. Everyone should be able to have a good time in a safe, harassment-free environment. See the The Ada Initiative for more information on how to create such a policy.
3. Adequate amount of time to prepare. This means the call for speakers should occur at least sixty days before the camp and invitations at least thirty days before the

jakebellacera

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