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I was approached by someone who has a D6 site and it started throwing errors to the front page. I am unsure of the state of it and my first thought is to make sure its all updated as much as possible. The problem is they are unsure of the Admin login. Is there a way to change the admin password? I do have direct access to the code base and the database. Thank you for your assistance.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get to TCDrupal. I've got one 'maybe' on carpooling but haven't heard anything more. I was thinking if anyone from the Eau Claire area is going, I could drive there and leave my car or possibly get my husband to give me a ride if there's no place to leave my car.

This goes for anyone that lives between here and Minneapolis. LOL! I'm willing to drive right up to the outskirts of the city if needs be I just really, really don't want to drive in the city.

LAST DAY FOR Early Bird Registration for Twin Cities Drupal Camp 2016 (June 23rd – 26th). It ends TODAY, May 20, 2016

The biggest local Drupal event of the year is coming up fast, and it will have something for everyone. Four chock-full days of training, sessions and keynotes by nationally known trainers and speakers, famously fun social events, Drupal code sprints, and much more. Whether you are a Drupal expert, intermediate, a keen novice or just curious, we will have something for you.

https://www.elmsln.org/blog/post/tool-builder video showing new functionality built into elms that allows for effectively allowing anyone that can site build to submit their idea to our innovations github repo without needing to understand code or version control. This is one of the more ridiculous goals of the project.

We have armies of faculty, instructional designers and site builders throughout the education space. We're seeking to unlock the ability for everyone, without knowledge of code or version control, to be able to contribute their creations.

Just wanted to blast it here as well that I made an accessibility toolkit module which provides a block to help provide ways of improving your site for different visual impairments; most resolving around dyslexia (like a font that makes it easier to read). We also store the setting in a cookie and in the future will do this on the serverside so it doesn't have to reload each time (as the screencast currently shows).

Support, feedback and improvement suggestions always welcome: https://drupal.psu.edu/blog/post/a11y-accessibility-toolkit-module

Wisconsin Public Radio is seeking a skilled web developer to help lead WPR.org and our other digital properties to grow audience, increase engagement and adapt techniques that will place us on the cutting edge in New Media. The developer will be part of a team that develops and maintains our existing websites and spearheads the creation of new digital projects. This person will be involved at every level -- front-end and back-end -- and be an important voice as we move forward and fulfill our potential.

For more: http://www.wpr.org/Web-developer

Would there be any interest in putting together a release party in Madison? How many people would we need to make a party? I'm willing to invest some resources in getting something going if we can reach a critical mass.