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Drupal7's page.tpl.php uses $page['content'] variable to print all the stuff. So if you want to remove <?php print render($page['content']); ?> and instead want to print content fields separately, then take note of the following.

Instead of removing print render($content) you can use the hide() function to remove the field from $content and then the render() function to print our field somewhere else in the template.

For example, for an image field called field_image_captures use hide() to prevent it from printing out in $content:

<?php
hide($content['field_image_captures']);

Per instructions on http://drupal.org/cron I've added the the following line to server's cron job:

# crontab -e

44 * * * * /usr/bin/lynx -source http://akyl.net/cron.php

The time on the upper right corner of my MacPro's display was showing exactly 1.43 pm. After one minute passed I checked the status of cron on http://akyl.net/admin/reports/status and, alas, cron didn't yet run. Googling gave lot's of long discussions like one on http://drupal.org/node/143519 just quickly glancing on which gets you confused with lot's of possible reasons for the failure.