There are a number of great free WordPress themes out there, but it is often difficult to make a quality 4-column theme. I’ve found that there is definitely a market out there 4-column WordPress themes, however, so when a good one comes along, you know that it will be heavily used.
Today I ran across a new quality 4-column WordPress theme from Blog Oh Blog called Techicon. This theme is widget ready, does a great job of blending the columns so it looks like a three column theme, and takes into account some of the latest trends from around the blogosphere.
As you can see from the screenshot above, this theme has a menu at the top above the header and features some of your blogs content at the top of the page, including popular posts, recent posts, and latest comments for your readers to see. It also displays the RSS feed in a prominent position.
If you’d like to give this theme a try, you can check out the demo and then download it here.
Kyle Eslick
Kyle Eslick is WordPress enthusiast who took his passion for WordPress to the next level back in 2007 by launching WPHacks.com as a place to share hacks and review WordPress-related products.
Thanks a lot, this made things much clearer for me :) 
I also use slimstat which is great and you don't have to leave your dash to check your metrics. 
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Will this plugin integrate with registration web forms? 
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perfect, thanks for the info. I was wondering why my "sticky" posts would always disappear from the top. now ...
That is a very nice theme, I love that it’s minimalistic and has a lot of white space.
Props to the author on that creation, I’m sure a lot of people will use it.
Thanks..))) It’s my Favorite theme and cool..)))
great job! exelent theme