The Problem

You want to get a list of items with the ids (5, 2, 1, 3) and output them in the same order. However, just running a select query will return the items in the order (1, 2, 3, 5):

$list = 5, 2, 1, 3;
$query = "SELECT * FROM [table-name] WHERE id IN ($list)";
// the resultant rows would be 1, 2, 3, 5

The Solution

To order the results correctly you need to build a list of ORDER BY items describing the weights of the ids. This will look like:

Drush for Drupal..

If you've not heard of drush before - don't worry, it's not some kind of Drupal virus or rash.. but it is contagious!
You can find out a lot more over at http://drush.ws and checkout the drupal project page - Note: It's not a module. This article may not be the best read if you've not used drush before - so get busy!

How, why, when?

It's possible to break everything by doing something so little for example renaming/removing the current theme without disabling it first.
It may also be the case that a new theme is installed which gives that white screen of death.

Hopefully fixing the problem should be painless if you have access to phpMyAdmin (or through SSH) with a few lines of MySQL
First, set Garland as default.

A new way to search

Firefox has a powerful bookmark system that makes for some cool time saving, specific searches.
Lets say that you want to search the Wikipedia database, the smart keywords make it possible to enter a search term into the address bar that takes you straight to the Wikipedia page.

Download the theme below

I recently downloaded a trial of Panic's Coda - an all in one text editor, ftp client, terminal and more, with SVN and cross network pair programming capabilities.

Although it is all very good and I cannot really fault it...I just couldn't feel at home using this "all mighty" editor.
I did however take the time to customise the "webby" themes.