This photo was taken at Rocky Crossing near the New South Wales town of Gloucester, in Australia. I’m cooling down after a hot day one Australian summer on a causeway.
down
Australia: Northern Territory – Kakadu National Park
Australia: Northern Territory – Kakadu National Park
Australia: Northern Territory – Kakadu National Park
SetRating
This site is good for people with websites. It is a widget that rates your site. There are two possible rating types – stars or thumbs up/down.
Have a look at:
Namo Web Editor
I used to use Windows Live Writer to update my various Blogs. I found it to be a very useful application/tool. However, as the number of posts in my Blog grew, I found that the software slowed down dramatically and it also began to play up on a very regular basis. Eventually I decided I needed to try something different. This process has interrupted my Blog posting for months and I have now settled on using the same software I use to maintain my various other websites – Namo Web Editor.
I use Namo Web Editor 2006 on my Windows 7 lap top without a problem and feel I have no need to upgrade to the latest version. However, I suspect that at some point I will probably do so and will very happily pay to do so. I believe that Namo Web Editor is a brilliant product and very easy to use.
To post to my WordPress Blogs, all I do is copy the HTML code and paste it into the HTML editor in my WordPress dashboard. On the dashboard I input the various post categories and tags, as well as set the time for my post (often posting for the future). This way I get my Blog post to look exactly as I wish it to look – especially given that I prefer a fully justified paragraph format.
Visit Namo Web Editor at:
http://www.namo.com/main/?skin=productdetail_webeditor.html
PS: I wasn’t paid to advertise or comment on this product – I use it and love it.
Looking Down the Barrel
WordFlip
Today’s link is to a web application that will allow you to have upside down writing on Facebook.
Have a look at:
Evernote – Remember Everything
Evernote is a web application that allows you to store everything that you need to remember, whether it is a few thoughts jotted down on a scrap of paper, a photo, a business card, newspaper article etc. There seems no end of possibilities for using Evernote.
-
to keep a record of quotes from books I’m reading for easy recall (using tags and notebooks – basically a folder).
-
to keep scanned copies of articles from magazines, newspapers, etc – saves having to hold onto endless copies of magazines and papers, etc.
-
to keep copies of snail mail letters, bills, etc.
-
to keep copies of receipts I may need one day.
Some of the ways I’ll be using Evernote will be:
That is just a few ways I’ll use it – how about you?
Check out Evernote at:
Gloucester River Falls: Looking Further Down River
Today’s photo is another shot of the Gloucester River Falls area and is a view from the waterfall in yesterday’s photo. The view is of the river further downstream. It really is a beautiful location.
The climb from the waterfall to the base and further downstream can be a little tricky – especially when there has been some rain about and the river is running higher than normal.