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Once upon a time
in Eabreaetion,
dozens, they did say,
for every dime.
Fools lost loves last as long
as pour me
another glass
©2008 ~ j sabarése
Have you ever heard the lively bluegrass cover of Snoop Dogg’s Gin and Juice?
Do you know what is the name of the group who performed this famous rearrangement of the original? If you said:
…Why, of course, Jeeves! I do say it must certainly be Widespread Panic. Indeed…
my friend, I must inform you that you are quite wrong.
The fact is, according to the all-knowing Interweb World Wide Net thing, the performers on that recording are none other than the Gourds!
I beg you should learn more info here, at the Gourds in the Wikipedia. Won’t you enjoy it with me, my good friends and neighbors?
The versatile, no-cost to you, image viewer: IrfanView
If you ever need or want to capture text as an image, just highlight the text, copy it to the clipboard, and past it into IrfanView.
Highlight the text you want as an image. Open IrfanView. Select Edit from the main toolbar, and Paste should be the only option available. Select paste and the text you’ve highlighted will appear as an image in IrfanView, as shown in this illustration:
Keep a Profile: It’s a good habit!
(no, I didn’t say, “keep a low profile”! that would only apply to those shady developers out there. hmm…. maybe that’s you, and me anyway… ha!)
the <head> attribute profile should be used by any author who wishes to have a more complete information listing attached to his or her web design / development work.
enhance your web site public info, or Profile through a Profile.html document, which is referenced by Search Engines and other information repositories.
often found as part of the <head> tag, the reference to the profile.html file can theoretically increase a web site’s search engine rank, or SEO, because it affords the web content author more area in which to place descriptive MetaData.
Think of the <head profile=" " profile attribute as a sort of complement to a microsummary. However, since there are no prescribed formats for the profile attribute
†, I recommend you use it in addition to
†the <head> tag. HTML Tags. HTML Quick, by Diego Ponce de León. Available at http://www.htmlquick.com/reference/tags/head.html#tagattributes .
I’m looking for a wordPress add-on which essentially gives a link from within the “Manage Pages” view to: “View Page Now” so that, rather than clicking “view site”, and then navigating away from the list of existing pages to that particular page, the author might simply view that page — perhaps in a new tab. The idea is to avoid having to move back and forth from the Manage Pages view which, depending upon server response, can be time consuming.
This would be quite like the preview that exists under the textarea of the standard WordPress Write Post editor view, yet only without the editor itself– so as to save having to scroll to the bottom each time. Ultimately it’s for saving time– so one can peruse one’s posts / pages more rapidly.