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I like how you also did that with the dates (e.g. "Friday" goes to "Fri")

Unsolicited feedback: At the narrower widths, the sidebar (.secondary) would be better off falling after the main content (.primary) It might also work having "Filter by topic" turned into a drop down.

I like how there is no option for shared hosting.

I did a php app for a client on Media Temple's (gs) and it was unbearably slow. The php execution time would vary drastically (.1 seconds to over a minute) even on a simple debugging page. After a lot of back and forth with customer service and never being able to pinpoint the issue, I switch to Linode.

Screenshot of a page taking 1.4 minutes to render: http://i.imgur.com/e310W.png

Same page on Linode: http://i.imgur.com/OTN9l.png

Minor spoiler/hint:

My algorithm, given a strip, would tell you which strip was on the right and also gave a certainty. The last strip would have a "next strip" value shared with an earlier strip (thus wrongly attached) but with less certainty.

Edit: Or (worst case) the last strip would have a high degree of uncertainty.

Regardless of where your domain is registered, you can indeed get an SSL cert from Namecheap. I bought a Comodo PositiveSSL for $9/y and couldn't be happier. When I ran into some issues installing it on a Mac mini server, their CS was responsive and friendly.

You might consider tweaking the RSS feed a little.

For permalinks: <guid isPermaLink="true"></guid>

Add dc:creator for the submitter of the article: <rss version='2.0' xmlns:atom='http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom xmlns:dc='http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/>;

And: <dc:creator></dc:creator>

Also, make sure you site sends the headers Content-Type: text/xml;charset=UTF-8 with this feed because it is currently sent as text/plain.