<% article = sorted_articles.first %><divclass="section"><h2>The Stoneship Journal</h2><divclass="section"><h3>Latest article: <%= article[:title]%></h3><pclass="byline">
Written <%= article[:created_at].format_nicely %>.
Tags: <%= tags(article).empty? ?'none': tags(article).join(', ')%>.
<arel="bookmark"href="<%= article[:path]%>"title="Permanent link to this article">#</a></p><p><%= article[:excerpt]%></p><p><arel="bookmark"href="<%= article[:path]%>"title="Permanent link to this article">Read more</a></p></div><divclass="section"><h3>Older Journal Entries</h3><ulclass="articles"><% sorted_articles[1..-1].first(5).each do |article|%><li><arel="bookmark"href="<%= article[:path]%>"title="Permanent link to this article"><%= article[:title]%></a>:
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