Theme Features:

Content slider built in
468 x 165 banner slot
Banner positions can be turned off
Theme Options
Flickr widget
Email, Twitter and RSS follow buttons
2 Columns
Pages menu
Exclude pages menu option
Post thumbnails (automatic image resizing)
Page navigation included, no plugin required
Google Analytics code script can be inserted
Widget ready
Readme included
PSD Logo included
Gravatar ready
Threaded comments, Trackbacks & Pingbacks are separated
WordPress 3.0 menu system supported + backwarkd compatability
Cross browser compatibility IE7, IE8, IE9, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera

Timeline WordPress Theme was ideated and designed by JuliusDesign ispired by Timeline Facebook based on Twenty Eleven 1.2 proudly powered by WordPress.

• WordPress 3+ compatible
• WordPress 3 custom menu
• four-column layout,
• widget ready sidebar,
• automatic post thumbnails (when you write or edit post, just upload image into post),
• featured post,
• amazing grey/silver design,
• advanced typography,
• fast loading

Theme Source: http://beatheme.com/grid-theme/

The TwentyTwo Theme is the new default theme for WordPress 3.00+ versions. The first beta 1 for wp 3.0 launched on April 3, 2010. The theme not run on 2.x.

Urban is a free WordPress theme from Paul Bennett, based around the idea of having posts displayed in a timeline. It features a scrolling timeline, inline loading of posts, pages, images and Youtube videos, realtime search that displays results as you type, tracking of your recently viewed pages, and other footer modules including twitter updates and last.fm recently played tracks.

Usage:

Urban gives you several ways to represent your posts: Display the excerpt (default behavior), display an image, or display a Youtube video.

Displaying an image :  there is no need to re-size your images manually, Urban will automatically do it for you! So:

1. Write the article as normal.
2. Click the ‘Add an Image’ button and upload your desired image.
3. Copy the image link from the list that appears, click ‘Save all changes’ and close the overlay.
4. Scroll down the ‘Write Post’ page to the ‘Custom Fields’ tab and in the key field enter ‘lead_image’ (minus quotes).
5. Paste the image link you copied previously into the value box and click ‘Add Custom Field’.

That’s all that’s required, now your post will be represented by an image which the reader can expand by clicking the magnifying glass that appears when they roll their mouse over a post.

Displaying a Youtube video is even easier! Simply:

1. Write the article as normal.
2. Scroll down the ‘Write Post’ page to the ‘Custom Fields’ tab and in the key field enter ‘youtube’ (minus quotes).
3. Paste the complete Youtube link you from your browser address bar into the value box and click ‘Add Custom Field’.

Urban will then go and grab the video screenshot for you, and users can watch the video by clicking the magnifying glass that appears over the post.