Tuesday, May 25, 2010

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Kellogg's Race Boondoggle: It's GrrrrrrrEAT!

Cereal king Kellogg's has a bunch of Race Flakes running its foundation. Prof. Stephen Thernstrom reports on the foundation's $75 million racial "Healing Initiative"
The foundation calls this "the most significant effort in our nation's history to bring racial healing to communities and dismantle structural racism in America." In fact, it's the largest single boondoggle ever created for the racial-grievance industry.
What will these sort of nitwits think of next.

Joe vs. the Volcano

This L.A. Times headline sez it all:
Obama White House probe of Obama White House finds no Obama White House impropriety on Sestak
The rest of the story is here. The headline perfectly captures why the Obama White House won't be successful in deep-sixing the story.

Alex Rose has our story here.

Meanwhile, last night on the Fox News Special Report panel, Tucker Carlson suggested the controversy could actually help Sestak in his senate campaign in so far as it distinquishes him from the White House ala Mark Critz in the 6th Congressional District. Mara Liason rightly disagreed. Critz, the Democrat who won John Murtha's seat in a special election ran to the right of his Republican opponent and away from the liberal agenda in Washington. Critz is pro gun, pro-life and anti-Obamacare. Sestak is none of those things in a state swinging back to the right of center.

Furthermore, Sestak is running to "stand with" with President Obama and his agenda. He says so explicitly. That he didn't follow White House orders to clear the field for Specter may suggest to some that Sestak has an independent streak, but to others it will only show he puts his personal ambition over the party.

As for his publicly mentioning the alleged White House job offer in the first place during a TV interview, Charles Krauthhammer attributes it to a "rookie mistake."

It brought some attention to him but it didn't really help get him elected. What elected Joe Sestak was his pointing out Specter's flaws as a principled politician and creature of Washington's unsavory political culture.

Sestak opened a can of worms for the White House with his allegation. Getting those night crawlers back in that can is proving more difficult for the White House, Sestak, and the Democratic party. Specter said during the campaign that if what Sestak says is true felonies were committed and that he should either put up or shut up. Now that he's a lame duck, it's doubtful he'll choose to quack about the matter. But we'll see.

Journalists and other members of Congress are watching the White House and its Attorney General stonewall the matter. The stonewalling is foolish to do so. This is not Watergate. This is politics as usual. Party members are frequently offered inducements, subtle and not so subtle, not torun for this or that by party leaders to clear the field for others.

What is unusual is that one of the players would pop off and tattle on his own party's leaders.

There are a lot of places it can go from here. Few of them good for Sestak or the man he wants to "stand with" next year as a U.S. Senator.

Monday, May 24, 2010

How Add and Use Custom Fonts For Blogger Titles and Posts

Hi friends as this is my first tutorial on my blog from a long time, as i have been giving you a lot of templates for your blog from past few months.And thanx to you all for appreciating and using my templates.But From now i would be making tutorials for you as well with templates.So tutorial for you today is about adding the custom fonts to your blogger blog, for its post titles or for post body.As before also it was possible to add custom fonts to blogger using cufon, but it was bit complicated and difficult to do so in blogger and it also increased the loading time for our blog.


So now its very easy to add custom fonts to your blogger blog and it doesn't effect the loading time of your blog too.I will tell you two API to add custom fonts.Use the one where you like the font style to be used in your blog.

1.Google API (Best method to add fonts but as now font styles are very limited here will be more added soon by google.)


2.Kernest API (Its also an good API but with good collection of fonts.You also can use it for sure.)


Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Google API


1. Go To Google API.You will see Fonts Written Like Below.


2.Just Hover your mouse over the font you like and you will see link click to embed font name.Just click the link or font only you liked.


3.Now you will be shown the get the code button and the the demo of how your font looks in different sizes.


4.Now just click the get the code button and you will be given the code like below.


5.Just copy the code from there.
Codes are like below.

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=FontName' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

6.Now Just go to blogger Layout > Edit Html > Press CTRL+F and find for </head> tag.

7.Now Just place the codes you just copied from google api before this </head> tag.And now you are done to place the font codes succesfully.

Now comes the part to define font in your css to which titles or post body you want to show that font.As to define font you need to know some css codes about your templates, to know which css property defining your particular font style.

Like you want to define this font for your header title, now you need to know in which css part of your template, the font -family for your header has been defined.As now most bloggers are using custom templates, so css for each of you is different.Its difficult for me to tell for each, which css you use for header title and which for sidebar titles.So i will just tell you the basic css style you need to add in your template considering the default codes the blogger template use.

#header h1 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header Title /*

.description {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header description /*

.sidebar h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Sidebar Title /*

.post h3 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post Title /*

.post {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post body /*

#footer h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for footer Title /*

body {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for whole template /*

Please dont forget to change the FontName with your custom font name,you using in the script,that you placed in blogger html.

Now just important thing to implement is :-
1.To which place in your template you want to use custom font.
2.After it,just need to find the css property defining that part in your template.
3.After finding it,just define the font-family in its css like i have shown above.

And here i complete an easy installation with custom fonts from google api.

If you want to use multiple fonts or wanna style them with bold or italic.You can go furher here to read on how to do that.Just you have to make small changes in codes you get.As you will come to know after reading.

Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Kernest API


1.Just Go To Kernest.com

2.Now you will see page like below.You will get an option to search for fonts.Either you can do by writting font and hit enter or by browsing them with tags like popular fonts or latest fonts or from any designers.


3.After selecting font you like, will see domain embed url.Just click it.


4.Pop up window will open like below and just type your blog url and hit add.


6.Now below the font you will see the codes to be placed in blogger i.e to left of domain embed url.Just copy those codes to your notepad.The codes look like below.



<link href="http://www.kernest.com/fonts/riordon-fancy.css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /><!--//
HOW TO USE THESE FONTS FROM KERNEST
1. Paste this embed code into your website

2. Add the fonts to your CSS tags. Example:
p {
font-family: 'Riordon Fancy';
line-height: 140%;

}

3. Add this link in your website's footer
&lt;a href="http://kernest.com"&gt;Fonts by Kernest&lt;/a&gt;

4. Refresh
-----------

-----------
//-->


You just need to took the red codes and place them before the </head> tag as you did for google api fonts.

7.Now again you need to define the font style css.Its all same way you have to do as i told above for Google API Fonts in step 7.

I hope now you would have no problem in installing custom fonts for blogger.If you still feel any problem, just leave your comment below i will see over it and will try to solve your problems.

How Add and Use Custom Fonts For Blogger Titles and Posts

Hi friends as this is my first tutorial on my blog from a long time, as i have been giving you a lot of templates for your blog from past few months.And thanx to you all for appreciating and using my templates.But From now i would be making tutorials for you as well with templates.So tutorial for you today is about adding the custom fonts to your blogger blog, for its post titles or for post body.As before also it was possible to add custom fonts to blogger using cufon, but it was bit complicated and difficult to do so in blogger and it also increased the loading time for our blog.


So now its very easy to add custom fonts to your blogger blog and it doesn't effect the loading time of your blog too.I will tell you two API to add custom fonts.Use the one where you like the font style to be used in your blog.

1.Google API (Best method to add fonts but as now font styles are very limited here will be more added soon by google.)


2.Kernest API (Its also an good API but with good collection of fonts.You also can use it for sure.)


Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Google API


1. Go To Google API.You will see Fonts Written Like Below.


2.Just Hover your mouse over the font you like and you will see link click to embed font name.Just click the link or font only you liked.


3.Now you will be shown the get the code button and the the demo of how your font looks in different sizes.


4.Now just click the get the code button and you will be given the code like below.


5.Just copy the code from there.
Codes are like below.

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=FontName' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

6.Now Just go to blogger Layout > Edit Html > Press CTRL+F and find for </head> tag.

7.Now Just place the codes you just copied from google api before this </head> tag.And now you are done to place the font codes succesfully.

Now comes the part to define font in your css to which titles or post body you want to show that font.As to define font you need to know some css codes about your templates, to know which css property defining your particular font style.

Like you want to define this font for your header title, now you need to know in which css part of your template, the font -family for your header has been defined.As now most bloggers are using custom templates, so css for each of you is different.Its difficult for me to tell for each, which css you use for header title and which for sidebar titles.So i will just tell you the basic css style you need to add in your template considering the default codes the blogger template use.

#header h1 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header Title /*

.description {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header description /*

.sidebar h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Sidebar Title /*

.post h3 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post Title /*

.post {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post body /*

#footer h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for footer Title /*

body {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for whole template /*

Please dont forget to change the FontName with your custom font name,you using in the script,that you placed in blogger html.

Now just important thing to implement is :-
1.To which place in your template you want to use custom font.
2.After it,just need to find the css property defining that part in your template.
3.After finding it,just define the font-family in its css like i have shown above.

And here i complete an easy installation with custom fonts from google api.

If you want to use multiple fonts or wanna style them with bold or italic.You can go furher here to read on how to do that.Just you have to make small changes in codes you get.As you will come to know after reading.

Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Kernest API


1.Just Go To Kernest.com

2.Now you will see page like below.You will get an option to search for fonts.Either you can do by writting font and hit enter or by browsing them with tags like popular fonts or latest fonts or from any designers.


3.After selecting font you like, will see domain embed url.Just click it.


4.Pop up window will open like below and just type your blog url and hit add.


6.Now below the font you will see the codes to be placed in blogger i.e to left of domain embed url.Just copy those codes to your notepad.The codes look like below.



<link href="http://www.kernest.com/fonts/riordon-fancy.css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /><!--//
HOW TO USE THESE FONTS FROM KERNEST
1. Paste this embed code into your website

2. Add the fonts to your CSS tags. Example:
p {
font-family: 'Riordon Fancy';
line-height: 140%;

}

3. Add this link in your website's footer
&lt;a href="http://kernest.com"&gt;Fonts by Kernest&lt;/a&gt;

4. Refresh
-----------

-----------
//-->


You just need to took the red codes and place them before the </head> tag as you did for google api fonts.

7.Now again you need to define the font style css.Its all same way you have to do as i told above for Google API Fonts in step 7.

I hope now you would have no problem in installing custom fonts for blogger.If you still feel any problem, just leave your comment below i will see over it and will try to solve your problems.

How Add and Use Custom Fonts For Blogger Titles and Posts

Hi friends as this is my first tutorial on my blog from a long time, as i have been giving you a lot of templates for your blog from past few months.And thanx to you all for appreciating and using my templates.But From now i would be making tutorials for you as well with templates.So tutorial for you today is about adding the custom fonts to your blogger blog, for its post titles or for post body.As before also it was possible to add custom fonts to blogger using cufon, but it was bit complicated and difficult to do so in blogger and it also increased the loading time for our blog.


So now its very easy to add custom fonts to your blogger blog and it doesn't effect the loading time of your blog too.I will tell you two API to add custom fonts.Use the one where you like the font style to be used in your blog.

1.Google API (Best method to add fonts but as now font styles are very limited here will be more added soon by google.)


2.Kernest API (Its also an good API but with good collection of fonts.You also can use it for sure.)


Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Google API


1. Go To Google API.You will see Fonts Written Like Below.


2.Just Hover your mouse over the font you like and you will see link click to embed font name.Just click the link or font only you liked.


3.Now you will be shown the get the code button and the the demo of how your font looks in different sizes.


4.Now just click the get the code button and you will be given the code like below.


5.Just copy the code from there.
Codes are like below.

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=FontName' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

6.Now Just go to blogger Layout > Edit Html > Press CTRL+F and find for </head> tag.

7.Now Just place the codes you just copied from google api before this </head> tag.And now you are done to place the font codes succesfully.

Now comes the part to define font in your css to which titles or post body you want to show that font.As to define font you need to know some css codes about your templates, to know which css property defining your particular font style.

Like you want to define this font for your header title, now you need to know in which css part of your template, the font -family for your header has been defined.As now most bloggers are using custom templates, so css for each of you is different.Its difficult for me to tell for each, which css you use for header title and which for sidebar titles.So i will just tell you the basic css style you need to add in your template considering the default codes the blogger template use.

#header h1 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header Title /*

.description {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Header description /*

.sidebar h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for Sidebar Title /*

.post h3 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post Title /*

.post {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for post body /*

#footer h2 {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for footer Title /*

body {font-family:FontName;} */ This css style for whole template /*

Please dont forget to change the FontName with your custom font name,you using in the script,that you placed in blogger html.

Now just important thing to implement is :-
1.To which place in your template you want to use custom font.
2.After it,just need to find the css property defining that part in your template.
3.After finding it,just define the font-family in its css like i have shown above.

And here i complete an easy installation with custom fonts from google api.

If you want to use multiple fonts or wanna style them with bold or italic.You can go furher here to read on how to do that.Just you have to make small changes in codes you get.As you will come to know after reading.

Installation Steps For Custom Fonts From Kernest API


1.Just Go To Kernest.com

2.Now you will see page like below.You will get an option to search for fonts.Either you can do by writting font and hit enter or by browsing them with tags like popular fonts or latest fonts or from any designers.


3.After selecting font you like, will see domain embed url.Just click it.


4.Pop up window will open like below and just type your blog url and hit add.


6.Now below the font you will see the codes to be placed in blogger i.e to left of domain embed url.Just copy those codes to your notepad.The codes look like below.



<link href="http://www.kernest.com/fonts/riordon-fancy.css" media="screen" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /><!--//
HOW TO USE THESE FONTS FROM KERNEST
1. Paste this embed code into your website

2. Add the fonts to your CSS tags. Example:
p {
font-family: 'Riordon Fancy';
line-height: 140%;

}

3. Add this link in your website's footer
&lt;a href="http://kernest.com"&gt;Fonts by Kernest&lt;/a&gt;

4. Refresh
-----------

-----------
//-->


You just need to took the red codes and place them before the </head> tag as you did for google api fonts.

7.Now again you need to define the font style css.Its all same way you have to do as i told above for Google API Fonts in step 7.

I hope now you would have no problem in installing custom fonts for blogger.If you still feel any problem, just leave your comment below i will see over it and will try to solve your problems.

The Story That Won't Die...

Joe Sestak's claim that the White House offered him a job to drop out of the race with Specter. He made it again the other day when asked about it.

The White House continues to stonewall. Robert Gibbs says White House lawyers have looked at the matter and determined nothing "inappropriate" occured.

Sorry boys, that won't cut it. There is the possibility that a felony occured here. Specter himself said if what Sestak said was true a crime was committed. Specter had to insinuate Sestak was lying. Sestak is sticking to his story but answering no further questions about it.

The most transparant White House in history is being about as transparent as a brick wall.

Now even a Democratic congressman, Athony Weiner from New York is calling on the White House to tell what happened, who was involved and who said what to whom.



Republican Darrell Issa recently tied Attorney General Eric Holder up in knots for not answering direct, pointed and fair questions about the matter and the responsibilities of the Justice Department to investigate such matters.

It's time for the White House to come clean. It was time for that weeks ago.