I am using Quadruple Blue 1.0 by Small Potato but I recently eliminated the two right sidebars for a more streamlined look, after receiving the suggestion from Jack Humphrey.
Quadruple Blue was one of the first FREE 4-column themes to come out.

Hope this helps,
Brennan

I’m so sorry I upset you with the ‘Famous’ poster. It was simply intended to give a little light breathing space over the weekend, rather than actual information about the disorder (which is why it was not numbered as a part of the series).

My final post for the month will be touching on the terrible, as well as the positive, issues involved in autism and related disorders.

While I cannot include everything there is to know in a the few days devoted to this series, I hope that my readers are more aware of the existence and the increasing occurrence of this disorder in the U.S.

I wish you well,
Brennan

Your “autism is not a tragedy ignorance is the tragedy” poster is ironic given your famous autistic people in history topic. Do you intend to include in your series visits with autistic people living in institutional care? Or perhaps you could visit the health service people providing tertiary care services to some of the autistic children who will not eat to the point of starvation or who injure their hands with biting or their heads by banging them.