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Do your Wednesdays feel joyless and empty now Parliament’s in its summer recess? Does 12 o’clock pass without event, leaving you deflated and depressed?
Prime Minister’s Questions is every political nut’s favourite time of the week and we all deserve to enjoy it whenever we…
How to embed Tumblr on your website and customize it
Tumbler couldn’t make it easy to embed your blog to your website. Have in mind that what you can bring to your website is the “homepage” of your blog, the posting themselves will stay in tumblr (unless you display them entirely on it). Also you will be only able to do this is you have access to the html files in your site.
Supplementation might be needed in circumstances of rigorous vegetarian diet plans without any consumption of animal items. If carried out right, then you can find optimistic outcomes from vegan diet plans and in the end of the day in case you are a vegan and reside a healthy way of life, than far…
It’s now super easy to add a “Share on Tumblr” button to any site.
Adding the basic Tumblr Button couldn’t be simpler. Just cut and paste the code and you’ll be off running. But the advanced options are where it gets interesting…
The Tumblr Button can give you complete control over how your content appears when shared on Tumblr. Not only does this mean specifying an excerpt or summary, but also deciding whether it appears as a Link, Quote, Photo, or Video Embed.
Even better: This can be deeply integrated with just about any publishing platform to add contextual buttons next to things like paragraphs or photos. Check out these examples.
The appearance of the button is also completely customizable.
Hey, Longform is two years old! Huzzah! After nearly 3,000 articles and 14,000,000 words, we thought we’d celebrate by looking back through the site’s most popular stories. We’ve put together a pair of Top 50 lists, one from our first year and one from our second, to see what exactly people…
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Social Security Administration Stops Sending Earnings Statements
By Rebecca Jacobson
Those with summer birthdays will find an important piece of mail missing from their mailboxes. On March 31, the Social Security Administration abruptly decided to stop sending its yearly earnings statements.
Apart from a post on its website, and Commissioner Michael Astrue’s testimony before the Senate on March 9, the organization made no other announcement that it would be discontinuing the statements.
Kia Price, public relations office for the SSA, said the decision was made due to budget concerns. The SSA will save $30 million this year by discontinuing the statements, and estimates it will save $60 million in fiscal year 2012.
(Source: newshour.pbs.org)
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