Online signature maker

Do you want to add some personal touches to your blogs, posts, emails, and other digital contents? By means of a “signature” you can spice up your entries online. There are many available online signature makers, some free, others not. Just for fun I use personal online signature maker. There is a signature wizard which guides you through making your own signature by choosing pre-designed styles to your own liking. You can also make a signature from your own signature image and season it from there. Once complete, you either download the image result, or download the HTML and or BB code which you can attach to your emails and blogs or other web pages. Below are two samples of the generated signatures.

In blogger, you can upload the image and save the image code in your post template, or you can directly paste the generated HTML code of the signature in the html mode of your post template, so every time you make a post, the signature code is already there you only have to position it where you want it to be in each post.

In wordpress though, there is a plugin for use with adding your signature to each post or page, the add signature plugin. In the settings option in your dashboard, you can make how the plugin works. There are three default signatures code templates which can be inserted to your posts by the trigger texts. From there you can paste or replace one of the codes with your generated signature or whatever words yo want displayed.

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Cordless Optical Mouse for Notebooks

Cordless Optical Mouse for laptopsThey work where you work. Built for comfort, convenience, control and performance, you might need Cordless Optical Mouse for Notebooks that features an ergonomic design with soft non-slip rubber grips and side panels. They have one where you can instantly scroll horizontally or vertically, zoom in and out, with the ridged wheel that provides a better grip for side-to-side scrolling plus zoom, perfect for viewing digital photos and spreadsheets. A convenient mini-receiver snaps into the mouse for easy transport, turning it off. Extended battery life is up to 6 months (and longer with automatic on/off), with battery power indicator. It uses high-definition optical technology with 1000 dpi optical sensor that makes the Cordless Optical Mouse two and a half times more responsive than standard optical mice.

Street entertainment

Weekend Snapshot 26: This man in New Orleans

New Orleans street scene

New Orleans street entertainer

You can see this man about any street in New Orleans, with his li’l pup, posing for people to be entertained with his curvy long strides. The white bucket is for his earnings on the street. Good business; you just don’t move any muscle; at the end of the day, his is the last laugh 😀

Coffee shops and night life in Amsterdam

PhotoHunt 99: Party photohunt

This party took place in one of Amsterdam’s famous bars and coffee shops, with some old friends and hubby’s workmates from around the world during the worldwide meeting.

It shall be noted that in the Netherlands, the use of soft drugs – cannabis in all its forms (marijuana, hashish, hash oil) has been admitted for the personal use only; it is legal! And openly sold and smoked in Amsterdam’s coffee shops which can legally store up to 500 g of marijuana and can sell up to 5 grams to adults over 18. (We didn’t smoke, ok!) These coffee shops offer several kinds of weed and hash, and usually there is a “menu” to choose from. The prices vary according to the quality (about 5 EUR per gram). Amsterdam has also a major smoking event called High Times Cannabis Cup on November. But there are also so many interesting places and tourist spots in Amsterdam as well.

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Safer Internet for children

Will the Internet be ever safe for children to browse? If there are the so-called growing “Chinese army of hackers”, in contrary, European Union is extending its net safety programme that has started four years ago, to prevent children from inappropriate content and cyber bullying.

The European Commission is spending 55m euros (£42m) on making the net a safer place for children.

That is some price of technology we have to pay.