Adding a Google Wavelet to your wordpress blog

Now that more and more people are getting access to Google Wave it's getting interesting to use it.
Google Wave has allot of possibilities but one of the coolest is the possibility to embed a wavelet to your blog.
Adding a Wavelet is quite easy and isn't that different from adding some other kind of media to your blog.
To do this just follow these simple steps:
- Install the wavr plugin on your wordpress blog and activate it.
- Start writing a new blogpost (Notice that there is a Google Wave button in your Kitchen Sink now)
- Click the button and fill in the ID of your Wavelet (don't forget to change %253B to +)
For example googlewave.com!w%252Bda8ZC1YwA.1 changes to googlewave.com!w+da8ZC1YwA.1 - Fill in the other stuff you want to change, things like the backgroundcolour or the font
- Publish your post
You'll still need to remember one important thing, people need a Google Wave account and should be logged in to see the Wavelet. Also don't forget to make the Wavelet public. Below you can see an example.
Thanks to Mike from Mimor.Be for the Google Wave invite ^^
Stolen Google wave accounts
It seems that some people of the feline race have been hacking in the Google database and stole some account credentials.
Here's a message from their leader.

Youtube warp
Stumbled upon this nice feature today.
Everybody looks at stuff on Youtube, but now there seems to be a more fun way to browse the site.
If you look for a movie just replace the "watch" in the URL with "warp.swf" and enter a new world of Youtube browsing.
Enjoy