Friday, September 28, 2007

Résumé for Kerbiac´s blog posts published in September

New for this month - We are starting to write a small résumé in the end of every month of what we wrote about in Kerbiac´s blog the past month. For all of you that maybe missed a post or twice. Here is a compilation with link to our post so you don´t have look trough the whole blog. Our most recent post is what follows.

We started out with a post about Bookcrossing.com and how you can let your book travel the world in the most exiting way. Share your book at and follow it´s destiny around the world.

We wrote an article about icons and graphics for you that maybe are in need for new icons and graphics for your website or blog. A List from where you are able to download new amazing icons and graphics.

We followed up the theme icons with a post about search engines for icons. You are able to search for icons you might need in search engines for just icons.

Do you need a new logo to your website or blog! Create your logo online list.

Interested in Ajax script and functions! If you are looking for Dhtml and Ajax code, this is a great site for downloads. Try out some great Ajax features.

Get your unique word or phrase at Googlemark.org. Great opportunity to create something unique and submit it into your website or blog.

We continued with a small article about travelling. Have you been travel to beautiful and exotic places! What are your favorite spot in the world!

Want a Swicki of your own? Create your own search portal for your topic of interest with the Eurekster Swicki.

We wrote about web site profiler tool – BuiltWith. Upon looking up a page, BuiltWith returns all the technologies it can find on the page. Read more about this great tool.

We hope you will continue to visit and read our blog posts to get useful tips of web tools, how to make money of your blogging and some other good various tips.

- John Kerbiac -

Monday, September 24, 2007

BuiltWith - Find out what a site is built with!

Have you tried out BuiltWith.com? Found this very interesting site which provides a free service that tells you the technologies that is behind any webpage you might find on Internet. Very interesting to see what technology sites like, for example www.microsoft.com is built with.

BuiltWith is a web site profiler tool. Upon looking up a page, BuiltWith returns all the technologies it can find on the page. BuiltWith’s goal is to help developers, researchers and designers find out what technologies pages are using which may help them to decide what technologies to implement themselves.

BuiltWith gather information about the website you specify and displays everything to you in an organized manner. BuiltWith tracking technology and includes widgets such as (snap preview), analytics (Google), frameworks (.NET, Java), publishing (WordPress, Blogger), advertising (DoubleClick, AdSense), and much more.

How does BuiltWith.com work?

When you lookup a page on BuiltWith, a robot goes off deep into cyberspace and looks at the page in question. It then compares that page with the technology list at BuiltWith.com and if it finds any matches, reports the information to you.

Try out
BuiltWith.com and check your favorite site and what it´s built with

- John Kerbiac -

Friday, September 21, 2007

Build your own Swicki






Create your own search portal for your topic of interest with the Eurekster Swicki. Your Swicki learns from every search, vote and click and turns into a valuable online asset for you and your community.

Simply pick a topic of your choice
Customize look and feel as you like
Publish the swicki widget

Are you looking for a search engine of your own! Want to try something different! Try out the
Eurekster Swicki!

You don’t even need to have a website of your own. But there are some advantages if you have a website or a blog. Then you can integrate your Swicki search engine very easy to your website.

It’s very easy to administrate your search engine, and there are a lot of different choices to change the look, what pages your Swicki should show the search results from and more.
Users can build and customize their search portal on any topic, and share and distribute the social search widget to grow a community of interested users. With every search, the swicki becomes more relevant and meaningful to the user community, and more valuable to the swicki builder.

There also is a possibility to make money on your Swicki with
Google Adsense, Chitika.

Try out the
Eurekster Swicki.

Good Luck - John Kerbiac -

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Where would you like to go in the world!

The Outback of AustraliaI guess most of us are interested in travelling. But, maybe not that many have the possibility to travel the world.

Have you been travel to beautiful and exotic places! What are your favorite spot in the world! Is it Adventure in Australia, Pyramids of Egypt, Great Wall of China or maybe somewhere else!

Where would you really like to go if you have to make a choice! Pick one place and tell me why! You like the place or country because it interests you! Seen it on TV or media, or you have read about it! Maybe you have been there before and would like to go back!

In my own case, I really would like to go to many places and country, and have been here and there in the world. But in the world of reality I cant do that much travel as I would like! There are several reasons, but one of them is that it cost a lot to travel, and I guess many of you really would like to see the world but can’t afford! That’s life!

My favorite spot in the world is Australia. This amazing land beyond everything. A very beautiful country filled with things to se and do. I recommend place to see in Australia – Sydney, The Outback, Great Barrier Reef, Darwin, Ayers Rock and Cairns. There are so many places that I could recommend but I just mentioned a few. You have to go there and find out for yourself.

What are your favorite places or countries! What can you recommend! Tell us!

So go on and travel the world.

- John Kerbiac -

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Googlemark your unique word or phrase.







Get your unique word or phrase at Googlemark.org. Great opportunity to create something unique and submit it into your website or blog.

Googlemark.org enables you obtain your own Googlemark certificate, affirming the originality of your own unique words or phrases.

Googlemark.org gives you an opportunity to register your unique word or phrase. Once you've registered, use the Googlemark (G) symbol wherever you use your Googlemarked word or phrase to show that it's officially yours! The symbol should be linked to applicative Googlemark.org web page.

How it works!

* Insert your unique word or phrase
* Fill-out your Google API License Key Fill-out your e-mail and public information
* Follow the link in the verification e-mail from Googlemark.org
* Add your Googlemark symbols and links to your unique word or phrase on web

I Googlemarked the word
kerbiacs(G)

So go on and create something unique for your website or blog at
Googlemark.org .

Good Luck - John Kerbiac -

Monday, September 10, 2007

Online logo creators

Are you struggling with the creation of a new logo! Hard to get a nice looking logo!

Do you need a new logo to your website or blog! Sometimes it can be very hard to create a nice looking logo or graphic to your header, if you don’t have the right tools, or if you’re not very familiar with photo editing.

One way to create a great logo is to use an online logo creator.Here is a list of very good and useful logo creators. The best of all is that you don’t need to download or install any software at all; you create your new logo online.

Try out these logo creators, and maybe you can create a new great looking logo for your website or blog.

Good luck – John Kerbiac -

Friday, September 7, 2007

Download Dhtml and Ajax code from Miniajax

Have you visited Miniajax.com? If not, I recommend that you do! If you are looking for dhtml and Ajax code, this is a great site for download and try out some great Ajax features. If you aren’t familiar to Ajax script this is a good site to begin exploring the Ajax world. Incredible nice Ajax and dhtml script/code for your website or blog.

Here are some great examples of what you might find at
Miniajax.com.

* Ajax Star Rating Bar - This is a rating bar script that allows users to rate things with no page refresh.

* GreyBox: An easy JavaScript popup box - GreyBox can be used to display websites, images and other content in a beautiful way.

* Dragable content script - In this script you can drag nodes to a set of boxes.

* Suckerfish HoverLightbox - Roll over a title, it shows a grid of thumbnails. Rolling over a thumbnail shows a slightly.

* Ajax subscription box - Mailist 0.9 - An email address can be submitted without having to reload the whole page.

And much more…visit
Miniajax.com

Some information about Ajax.

Ajax, or AJAX, is a web development technique used for creating interactive web applications. The intent is to make web pages feel more responsive by exchanging small amounts of data with the server behind the scenes, so that the entire web page does not have to be reloaded each time the user requests a change. This is intended to increase the web page's interactivity, speed, functionality, and usability.

Ajax is asynchronous in that loading does not interfere with normal page loading. JavaScript is the programming language in which Ajax function calls are made. Data retrieved using the technique is commonly formatted using XML, as reflected in the naming of the XMLHttpRequest object from which Ajax is derived.
Ajax is a cross-platform technique usable on many different operating systems, computer architectures, and Web browsers as it is based on open standards such as JavaScript and XML, together with open source implementations of other required technologies.

Ajax description source comes from :
Wikipedia

So go on and try out some great Ajax features and integrate them to your website or blog.

Good luck - John Kerbiac -

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Search engines for icons

We continue the theme icons with a new article about how you can search for icons. There are several search engines for just icons, and I selected some of the very best I could find out there in world of useful tools for your website and blog.




  • Iconfinder Beta
    Is a search engine for searching icons. If you are looking for some new icons, you have to give Iconfinder a try. Ajax enabled. Licensing and download available directly from search results. Displaying license type for every icon.
    Great site and very useful if you need some new icons. Gonna make it big!
  • IconDB
    (Icon Database) is a database that contains icons of various sizes and keywords attached to them. IconDB is a public service project and there are no intensions of making it commercial. Displaying license type for every icon.
    It’s an interesting site with many possibilities and can maybe make it big.
  • Iconlet
    Is simple search engine for free icons and images. For every icon and image user get information about author, image resolution, graphics format and license type. Great search engine for everybody that are in need for new icons.

If you are looking for some new icons for your website or blog I recommend the sites above to search and maybe find exactly the icons you need.

Good luck – John Kerbiac.

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Need some new free icons or graphics for your website or blog!

Getting bored at your old stuff! Maybe you want to freshen up your website or blog with some new icons or graphics!
Here is a list from
Mortfiles.se of sites where you are able to download new amazing icons and graphics. Give your site or content a new look.



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Very useful sites with beautiful design of icons and graphics for your website or blog.

Good luck – John Kerbiac -

Monday, September 3, 2007

Let your book travel the world!

Set your book free to travel the world and let it be read by new readers. Bookcroosing.com is a fantastic site for every booklovers. With a brilliant idea that let your share your books with the world.







Register your book at Bookcrossing.com and follow it´s destiny around the world.

“ Leave it on a park bench, at a coffee shop, at a hotel on vacation. Share it with a friend or tuck it onto a bookshelf at the gym -- anywhere it might find a new reader! What happens next is up to fate, and we never know where our books might travel next. Track the book's journey around the world as it is passed on from person to person. “

After registering and releasing a book, members can make Release notes where exactly they have left a book. You can browse or search for active releases by County, State, City and Crossing Zone. What happens next is up to fate, and you don’t know where your book might travel next. You can track the book´s journey around the world as it is passed on from person to person.

In this writing moment there are 4,182,536 books registered that is travelling the world!

If you like the story, visit
Bookcrossing.com or become a member of this great site. Maybe you are the next ,to let a book travel the world!

Good luck - John Kerbiac -