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Savory Grain-Free Crackers

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    Gluten free cheese crackers with garlic
    Gluten-free grain-free crackers. Yes.

     

    As promised, here is how I made the grain-free gluten-free crackers I took with me to the set of The Canyon. This is a fairly simple recipe with delicious results. A savory garlicky grain-free cracker made with almond meal. Enjoy!


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How to add paypal donate button to your blog

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    PayPal, is an eBay Company,It enables any individual or business with an email address to securely, easily and quickly send and receive payments online.

    If you don't have a paypal account yet, you can get a free account





    After you have your login ID/password,
    Login to your account. Then click the "merchant services" tab




    scroll down and on the right sidebar, find the box labelled key features, click on the link named "Donations"





    After clicking on that link, you will taken to "Create paypal payment button" page, just make sure that donations is selected in the "Accept Payments for" dropdown box. You can type a name/id for this button





    Down below you can customize your paypal button by selecting options like using smaller button, displaying credit card logos, changing language, currency, contribution amount or use your own graphic as a button.



    Step 2 & 3 are optional and requires a business account, so leave them for now. and click on create button.



    On the next page, copy the entire code from the textbox and paste it into your template of your website or blog, where you want it to appear. Congratulations! You have just added paypal donate button to your blog.



    XML blogger users can paste this code by adding HTML/JavaScript gadget to their blogger blog.

    (See the demo below)


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Installing StumbleUpon links within Blogger/Blogspot

    • Download one of the StumbleUpon Icons from it's icon set here . Upload this picture somewhere on the web.

      (This is a preview of the available icons, select and upload any one of them.)



    • Login to your blogger dashboard, click manage->template.
    • On the template tab, find <$BlogItemBody$> tag
    • Copy-Paste this code just below the <$BlogItemBody$> tag




    • Replace **LINK TO stumbleit.gif** with the full path to the image that you uploaded.
    • Save & RePublish your blog.



    Sample Preview:


    Stumble Upon ToolbarStumble It!

    NOTE : This installation only works with classic templates of blogger. XML Layouts users, check out this post http://zerodollarchallenge.blogspot.com/2007/11/add-stumbleupon-button-to-bloggerxml.html

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Blog Graphics

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    Finding Images/videos/icons and stuff for your blog is a challenging and time consuming excercise. Here's my "unofficial" and "incomplete" list of resources for blog graphics.

    Bigoo.ws - Over 50,000 images, all classified as glitters, backgrounds, cursors, quotes, animations, icons etc. Also has layouts and widgets for MySpace, Hi5, Friendster.


    Stock Exchange - Free for personal use. Read the license here. [ License ]

    Yotophoto.com - Indexes images in the public domain or available for free usage under various forms of "copyleft" licensing.

    Freefoto.com - Free photographs for private non-commercial use on the Internet.

    FreeDigitalPhotos.net - Free for use in blogs, with some conditions [ License ]

    Blogger Help itself list these blog graphics resources for your blogs:




    This list will always be in a "work in progress" mode, as we discover new and better blog graphics for blogs. Do you know of a blog graphics site that you want to share with us? leave your comments.Source URL: http://soniceview.blogspot.com/2007/05/
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Life may well be a bowl of cherries. So eat, already!



    Gluten-Free Goddess privacy policy:

    We use third-party advertising companies to serve Google Adsense, Amazon.com, BlogHer, and SAY Media ads when you visit Gluten-Free Goddess. These companies may use non-personal information about your visits to this and other blogs and websites for the purpose of tailoring, analyzing, and reporting on the advertising you see. Google, Amazon, BlogHer, SAY Media may use or authorize the use of cookies, pixels, web beacons and/or other technologies to tailor the ads you see here and at other blogs and websites you may visit.

    For more information, please see Google's Privacy Policy here, Amazon's policy here, and SAY Media's policy here.

    Copyright:

    Gluten-Free Goddess recipe collection at http://glutenfreegoddess.blogspot.com is an original work of creative expression. All right, title and interest (including all copyrights, trademarks and other intellectual property rights) to the content included on this website, such as recipe collection, text, graphics, logos, button icons, images, audio clips, digital downloads, and data compilations, is the sole property of Gluten-Free Goddess and is protected by United States and international copyright laws. You may not reproduce, redistribute or otherwise use any materials without the express written consent of author Karina Allrich. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.


    Gluten-Free Goddess Terms of Use:

    This is the part of the post, Dear Reader, wherein I nag gently remind you that usage of this site and its content is confirmation that you agree each individual reader is 100% soley responsible for managing the risks related to living gluten-free and that your use of this site and my recipes constitutes confirmation that you agree to always- and I mean always- read product and ingredient labels with diligence and confirm gluten-free and allergy-free status with the manufacturer before purchasing, opening, using or consuming said product.

    You also hereby acknowledge and agree that companies change formulas and that labels can be misleading and inaccurate.

    Your use of the materials included on this website is for personal, informational, and inspirational purposes only. You agree you will not distribute, publish, transmit, modify, display or create derivative works from or exploit the contents of this website in any way. Content on this blog includes but is not exclusive to recipes, ingredients, text, photography, graphics, comments, brands, links, opinions, and ads. You agree to indemnify, defend and hold harmless Gluten-Free Goddess blog and Karina Allrich for any and all authorized or unauthorized uses you may make of any material on the website.

    If you do not want to be subject to these terms please do not use our website.



    Regarding health issues:

    Content on Gluten-Free Goddess blog is for inspiration and entertainment purposes only and does not replace consultation with a board certified medical professional. All materials and links related to health information are provided for educational and inspirational purposes only; as some of this content comes from third parties, unless specifically stated, Gluten-Free Goddess does not vouch for the correctness of such information. You should always consult a physician regarding the applicability of any recommendations or opinions (expressed anywhere on this site and all site-related social media communication) including but not exclusive to FaceBook and Twitter) with respect to any symptoms, diagnosis, or medical condition. Do not use the content on Gluten-Free Goddess or related social media interaction to self-diagnose any disease, allergy or medical condition.

    To sum it up:

    Karina's Gluten-Free Goddess blog (and all related social media interaction) is for inspirational purposes only and should never be considered medical opinion or advice. Goddess forbid.

    And while we're at it?

    The people, coyotes, various insects, cholla, snakes, skateboarding bulldogs, movie sets and circumstances depicted on my blog are the product of creative imagination and any resemblance to any actual person, coyote, insect, cholla, snake, bulldog, place or thing, whether living, dead (or only mostly dead) is purely coincidental.

    Now go eat a bowl of cherries (unless, of course, you have been instructed by medical professionals to avoid eating said cherries; in that case forget the cherries; just say no to cherries; forget I ever mentioned cherries).

    Are we cool-de-la?

    Yours in gluten-free,

    Karina Allrich
    Author and publisher of Gluten-Free Goddess

    Contact Karina


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Standard Feed Icon

    While exploring other sites and blogs, you must have come across those orange coloured feed icons that give you an option to subscribe to that site's/blog's feed. Chances are that you are already publishing your own feed.

    Here's a free resource that will give you more color options to choose from(for the feed icon), you can also download other file format of the icon to modify and customize for your blog/site.

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25% of the People Online Use Firefox, do you?

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Dinner Out - Is It Worth It?

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    When it comes to taking dining risks, I'm a big rubbery wimp. I waited five long gluten-free years before I even dared to consider eating out. The dangers of cross contamination scare the living daylights out of me. Why? 

    Back in my more innocent g-free newbie days I got sick at a friend's house. She was hosting a dinner party. Thinking I'd play it safe, I brought a pot of my homemade pumpkin soup. She thanked me, then stirred it with her ancient wooden spoon. Misery ensued.

    This winter I decided to be bold.

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Blogthings for Girls Only

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Gluten-Free Buttermilk Flatbread- Easy as 1-2-3

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    The easiest gluten-free cracker-flatbread ever.

    There are days when keeping a Gluten-Free Pantry Quick Mix in your cupboard can come in handy. Yesterday- as the flannel grey sky spit snow at us out here in the high desert- a certain gluten-free goddess had a casita full of men to feed- including those devilishly handsome amigos of mine, Joey and Will. So Joey and I collaborated in my tiny blue tiled cocina and whipped up some tasty gluten-free comestibles.

    He made his fabulous     Kicked Up Rockin' Guac. I made some hummus spiked with cilantro pesto. We served up an array of crudities, organic blue corn chips and salsa, chicken salad (from Will), my Pecan Crackers, jalapeno-stuffed olives, and my freshly made basil-pecan pesto with a spur-of-the-moment improvthat is a cross between a tender cracker and a tasty flatbread.

    And I'm also thinking, Dear Reader, this dough might make for a delicious and fast gluten-free pizza crust.


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AdSense Abuse Techniques and Countermeasures by Google

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    • You must have seen the use of floating layers on many sites (generally created using DHTML & JavaScript). Since these layers can move dynamically and could be programmed to follow the mouse, Placing Adsense Ads on these layers can be unintentional clicks on the ads. Google therefore does not allow the ads to be placed on floating layers.

    • Images as Graphical pointers beside ad units were preferred way of many ad publishers to grab the attention of the visitor who would otherwise have ignored the ads due to the “ad blindness” behavior. In this technique images or flash objects are used in order to deceive the visitors into clicking the Ad by suggesting a link between the image/flash object and the ads. Google therefore disallows any images or flash objects beside the ads, which could suggest any link between the two.

    • Some publishers tried to hide the “ads by google” tagline by customizing the background color of the page and the color of the ad itself so that it would blend into the page and hardly be visible to the visitor and the ads would look like regular links. Google now uses an image tagline on ads that will not blend into the background.

    • Some publishers altered the adsense code to make the ads appear as a “single line link” and then camouflaged them in between the navigation links or their recommended links. Google strictly prohibits any alteration of its adsense code.

    • Some publishers would load the ad in a floating frame (<iframe> tag). The frame dimensions would hide the fact that it is a google ad. In fact the user wont be able to tell that the ad is loaded using a hidden frame. Google does not allow ads to be loaded that way. (No Google ad may be placed on any non-content-based pages.). Although, this technique does not alter the adsense code. Google policy states “Elements on a page must not obscure any portion of the ads”, Therefore it is an unacceptable practice.

    • Some publishers place ads adjacent to the site interaction objects, such as navigational links, Flash/JavaScript Games & Buttons, Download Buttons, under popups or anything that requires frequent clicking. Some accidental clicks are received on those ads.

    Also, One of the most common abuses of adsense that is done unknowingly by many is that they place a wide skyscraper ad on the right hand side of the page, adjacent to the scrollbar. Whenever an Image ad is displayed on the wide skyscraper the entire area becomes a “click zone”(unlike the column of text ads). Clicks are received when the user, instead of clicking the scrollbar accidentally clicks the ad. Google now considers the clicks with very low returns to the advertiser as invalid clicks and threatens to disable the account of the publisher.


    The Techniques described above are for Information purpose only. Under no circumstances does this article suggest that you abuse the Google Adsense program using the techniques described above. Furthermore the author does not take any responsibility if anyone gets banned/ejected by google as a result of using the techniques described above.

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New Blogger Layouts and Google Analytics

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    Need some help in Installing Google Analytics in Blogger? or did you stumble here looking for New Blogger Layouts? Try our Template & Layout Finder.


    Some people have reported that the new drag and drop layout of blogger does not work with google analytics. When testing the problem myself. I found out that the code which is typically in the format of

    <script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    _uacct = "UA-XXXXXX-X";
    urchinTracker();
    </script>


    is changed to

    <script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    _uacct = &quot;UA-XXXXXX-X&quot;;
    urchinTracker();
    </script>


    upon saving and probably that breaks the code. Actually this is an installation problem. you can't copy paste the code into the blogger layout code( because its XHTML code now). Google Analytics site recommends that you paste the tracking code before the </body> tag. That install procedure is outdated.

    Below are the instructions for installing Google Analytics tracking code to new drag and drop layout of blogger/blogspot without problems.


    1. Login to your dashboard and click "Manage : Layout"
    2. On the template tab, select Page Elements
    3. On Page Elements, click Add a page element( I recommend adding it to the bottom of the page)
    4. On the pop up window click the "Add to Blog" option beside "HTML/JavaScript" Option
    5. On "configure HTML/JavaScript" popup window, paste the Google Analytics code in the "content textarea"
    6. Leave the title "blank" and Save Changes
    Now, Google Analytics should be working on your blog. Leave your comments if Something still does not work.

    Note : Google Analytics is working on a new version ( Which will probably be XHTML compliant). See more on this http://analytics.blogspot.com/2007/05/new-version-of-google-analytics.html .

    Update: Some of the visitors have pointed out that the above method does not work correctly now,So, unless we find a workaround to make Analytics work with the new blogger, both would remain incompatible.Source URL: http://soniceview.blogspot.com/2007/05/
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AdSense Tip of the Day

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Reduce clutter from your blog

    Have you seen those 10-15 or more social bookmarking buttons for technorati, digg, del.icio.us, stumbleupon, google bookmarks, yahoo myweb etc. on other pages/blogs? Instead of having all those buttons you can have a single bookmarking button from Addthis.com.



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