Temple Run OZ android game

Game description: Temple Run: Oz:

Temple Run: Оz - the most dangerous and fascinating adventure passing on the road from a gold brick! You are waited for by amazing game world, immersing in the movie atmosphere. You should fly by a balloon, investigate a set of game locations, test your reflexes for durability, and also carry out weekly tasks. Escape from furious baboons, turn aside from obstacles, slide and jump! Begin your fascinating travel right now and check how far you will be able to escape!

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Pokemon go! v0.29.3

Game description: Pokemon go! v0.29.3:

Pokemon go - absolutely new game for mobile devices that lets the pokemon into the real world! Your main objective is to look for and trade little monsters living in parks and on the streets of cities all around the planet. You'll need a special bracelet called Pokemon go plus that will notify the user of the approaching Pokémon. You'll have to hunt down, capture, and train your Pokemon, as well as fight other users in real time.


Game features:

• Many favorite heroes
• Miltiplayer mode based on player location
• Augmented reality elements
• Ability to create teams

Get Your Own Custom .COM Domain for Your Blog

You may realize it’s time to take things seriously and upgrade to your own custom domain (eg:yourblog.com). This post will hopefully help clarify the benefits of getting your own web domain and where to start. Just like always, you are more than welcome to ask me any questions and I am happy to help you through the process.

Why Choose a Custom Domain?

1. It’s Permanent.  You get to keep this domain name forever.  Services such as Blogger can deactivate your blog at any given time without notice.
2. Promote your own brand.  If your site is a subdomain (such as .blogspot.com) you’re promoting Google Blogger. Get your own domain and you’ll be promoting your own unique brand. It gives you credibility and more people will trust you and what you have to offer.
3. More Traffic.  Search engines prefer custom web domains over subdomains.
4. Name Recognition.  It’s much easier to remember and locate a domain name such as NinjaMan.com than NinjaMan.blogspot.com.
5. Custom Email.  You can get your own custom email (eg: John@YourBlog.com). It looks very professional.
6. Selling Rights.  Subdomain blogs, such as Blogspot, do not allow you to sell your blog. With your own custom domain you have the right to sell your website if you choose to do so one day.
7. It’s Cheap.  Give up one Starbucks drink a month and you can afford your own (.com, .net, .org, etc.) domain! It’s only $3.96 a month with HostGator.

Choosing the Right Web Host

HostGator

If you are searching for a web hosting company that has reliable and fast servers, try HostGator. My friend James and I use them to host several sites, and I have been a customer for over one year without any issues. Our high traffic site TheBlogTemplates.com has been running very smoothly since September of 2009 and HostGator can handle it well.

Option 1 : Setup Your Custom Domain with Blogger

1. Assuming you have your own hosting plan with Hostgator or another web host, contact your web hosting company about registering a domain. Tell them that you want to register a new domain name such as YourDomain.com.  Once the domain is registered ask them to create a CNAME record for your domain with the DNS directing to: ghs.google.com.  Please note that it may take a few hours to a day for your DNS settings to update correctly.
2. Now we need to update your Blogger Settings at Blogger.com.  Go to Settings and then click on the Publishing tab.
   1. If you are publishing on Blogspot, you will see a link near the top offering to switch you to a custom domain. Go ahead and click on “custom domain”.
      
   2. Now click “Switch to Advanced Settings”.
      
   3. Fill in the name of your domain. I typed in YourDomain.com as an example.  Once you’ve done this enter the word verification at the bottom of the page and click “Save Settings”.
      
   4. That’s it! Your files should now be hosted at your new domain if your DNS settings have been updated yet.

Option 2 : Set up Your Custom Domain by Migrating from Blogger to WordPress

WordPress is a free professional blogging platform which most people prefer over Blogger. Assuming once again that you have a web hosting account with one such as Hostgator, go to your cPanel.

1. Watch this tutorial on how to Install WordPress from Fantastico.
2. Then in your WordPress Admin area (domain.com/wp-admin), go to Manage → Import → Blogger and follow the directions to complete the import.
3. Your blog posts should now be imported to WordPress and should show up on your website!

Add Digg Vote Button Counter Widget to Blogger

This tutorial explains how to integrate a Digg Button into your blogger template, which will be displayed in each of your blogger posts. The button displays the amount of times each post has been dugg and lets users digg directly from your blog.

Here are the Steps:

1. Make sure to Backup your Template!
2. Open your blogger template, click Expand Widget Templates, and search for the code below:
   <data:post.body/>
3. Add this code below directly above the searched code above:
   <!– DIGG –><div style=”‘float:right;”> <script type=”‘text/javascript'”>digg_url = ‘<data:post.url/>';</script><script src=”‘http://digg.com/tools/diggthis.js'” type=”‘text/javascript’/”></div>
4. Now Preview and Save your Template.

Recent Posts Widget for Blogger with Thumbnails and Summaries

Display beautifully crafted links to Recent Posts on your blog with this widget. You can easily customize whether or not you would like to display thumbnails and post summaries for each post.

Install the Recent Post Widget on Your Blog:

This widget is very simple to install. Just simply click the button below to choose which blog you would like to implement it on.

How to Customize the Widget

Replace http://feeds.feedburner.com/theblogwidgets with your site’s feed.
(Example: http://blogname.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default)

Features

1. The Recent Post Titles
2. Display Post Thumbnails
3. Choose which blog posts to display (choose URL).
4. Display Post Summaries
5. Length of Summaries
6. Display Post Date
7. Number of Posts do Display
8. Determine height

Change the Title Tags in Blogger for More Search Engine Traffic

By default Blogger displays the blog title first, followed by the name of the post. As you might notice this is not good when it comes to SEO. It’s important for the name of the post to come before the name of your blog, especially when it comes to google search results. Learn how to make your post title show up first so that you can reel in more traffic from the search engines.

Why Change the Titles?

It’s quite important to have the Post Title + Blog Title arranged accordingly because this is how you would want your blog to be displayed on google’s search results. This way more people will click on your link when searching google because the post title is more relevant than your post name.
Example Google Search Results:
You are most likely to click on the bottom image when searching google for the keywords “image reflection generator”. The reason being is that your mind reads text from left to right. So it makes sense to have the more important title on the left.

How to Change the Titles:

1. Go to Layout>edit HTML in your Blogger dashboard.
2. Search for this tag: <title><data:blog.pageTitle/></title>
3. Replace this tag with the following code:

<b:if cond=’data:blog.pageType == “index”‘> <b:else/> </b:if>

• Save your template and you should see the results in your web browser as depicted in the images below.
• It may take a few days for the changes to show up on the google search results. I guarantee you that you will start receiving more traffic from google once you are re-indexed!

Top Commentators Widget for Blogger

This top commenters widget is a wonderful tool for giving back to your most loyal readers. It’s a great way to inspire your constituents to keep making useful comments on your blog. The widget displays links to to the top commentators websites and can easily be implemented in your blog’s sidebar.

Customize widget

Comment text

Name number

Day number

Round number

How to Change the Favicon in Blogger

Blogger supplies every blog with the standard orange “B” blogger favicon. Having your own unique favicon is a great way to give your blogger template both a distinct and explicit brand. These small 16X16 pixel images will most definitely help your blog stand out from the rest of the blogspot blogs.

What is a Favicon?

A favicon is a small 16X16 image located at the top of your browser in the url bar.

How to Change your Favicon

1. First go to Layout >Edit HTML in your Blogger Dashboard.
2. Backup your existing template before making any changes!
3. Place the code below directly below the </head> tag in your template.

<link href=’http://bsaves.com/HowHero/Blogger%20Templates/moonspot/images/favicon.ico’ rel=’shortcut icon’ type=’image/vnd.microsoft.icon’ /><br /><br /><br /> <link href=’http://bsaves.com/HowHero/Blogger%20Templates/moonspot/images/favicon.ico’ rel=’icon’/>

• Now save your template.
• Once your template is saved view your blog and make sure to refresh the page and delete your cookies.

Creating your own Favicon

1. Replace the image URL (2X) with your own 16 pixel by 16 pixel image hosted on the internet.

http://bsaves.com/HowHero/Blogger%20Templates/moonspot/images/favicon.ico

• You can host your own favicon blogger image at sites such as ImageShack; PhotoBucket; Flickr; etc.
• Check out this Favicon Generator Tool which allows you to upload an image and it will format it for you!

Random Posts Widget for Blogger / Blogspot

This widget can definitely bring some excitement to your blogger powered blog. Letting your readers surf your blog to the fullest extent by creating a link to a random post in your blog’s sidebar. Besides providing fun for your blog, hopefully your visitors will stay on your site for longer periods of time.

Installation and Customization:

• Click button below to complete Installation:
• Once you have installed the widget, you can change the link text. The default value is “View Random Post”. To change this, view the code and search for “View Random Post“, and change it to any desired text.

Those are all the steps necessary to implement the Random Post Widget to blogger. I hope you and your readers thoroughly enjoy it!

Blogger Tag Cloud Widget by Categories / Labels

his widget is perfect for blogspot users who desire a simple tag cloud for their Categories. The Labels Cloud can easily be implemented within the sidebar of your blog and will match your template wonderfully.

Steps for Implementation

Step 1: Back it Up
Always make sure to back up your Blogger Template before doing anything else!

Step 2: The Labels Gadget

Make sure that you have the Labels Page Element installed. If you haven’t already…

1. Go to Layout >Page Elements .
2. Click “Add a Gadget” and then add the “Labels” gadget.

Step 3: Locating the “Old Code”

1. Now go to Layout >Edit HTML
2. Make sure that the “Expand Widgets Template” box is unchecked.
3. Now we need to search for the code that looks like this. <b:widget id=’Label1′ locked=’false’ title=’Tags’ type=’Label’/>Your code may look a little different. So try using your browser’s search tool to find type=’Label’.

Step 4: Replacing the “Old Code” with the “New Code”

1. Once you’ve located type=’Label’, remove the whole line of code that looks just like the code mentioned in part 3 of step 3.
2. Replace this code that you’ve just deleted with the code below: <pre>/*<br />Distributed by John Smith at WidgetsForFree.blogspot.com<br />*/ <b:widget id=’Label1′ locked=’false’ title=’Tags’ type=’Label’><br /><b:includable id=’main’><br /><b:if cond=’data:title’><br /><h2> <data:title/></h2> <br /></b:if><br /><div class=’widget-content’ style=’text-align: justify;’> <br /><script type=’text/javascript’><br />/*<br />Simple Blogger Tag Cloud Widget<br />by Raymond May Jr.<br />http://www.compender.com<br />Released to the Public Domain<br />*/<br /><br />//Settings / Variables<br />var max = 150; //max css size (in percent)<br />var min = 70; //min css size (in percent)<br />var showCount = false; // show counts? true for yes, false for no<br />var minCount = 1; // what is the minimum count for a tag to be shown? 1 for all<br /><br /><br />//Begin code:<br />var range = max – min;<br /><br />//Build label Array<br />var labels = new Array();<br /><b:loop values=’data:labels’ var=’label’><br />labels.push("<data:label.name/>");<br /></b:loop><br /><br />//URLs<br />var urls = new Array();<br /><b:loop values=’data:labels’ var=’label’><br />urls.push("<data:label.url/>");<br /></b:loop><br /><br />//Counts<br />var counts = new Array();<br /><b:loop values=’data:labels’ var=’label’><br />counts.push("<data:label.count/>");<br /></b:loop><br /><br />//Number sort funtion (high to low)<br />function sortNumber(a, b)<br />{<br />return b – a;<br />}<br /><br />//Make an independant copy of counts for sorting<br />var sorted = counts.slice();<br /><br />//Find the largest tag count<br />var most = sorted.sort(sortNumber)[0];<br /><br />//Begin HTML output<br />for (x in labels)<br />{<br />if(x != "peek" && x != "forEach" && counts[x] >= minCount)<br />{<br />//Calculate textSize<br />var textSize = min + Math.floor((counts[x]/most) * range);<br />//Show counts?<br />if(showCount)<br />{<br />var count = "(" + counts[x] + ")";<br />}else{<br />var count = "";<br />}<br />//Output<br />document.write("<span style=’font-size:" + textSize + "%’><a href=’" + urls[x] + "’ style=’text-decoration:none;’>" + labels[x] + count + "</a></span> " );<br />}<br />}<br /></script><br /><br/><br /><span style=”font-size:80%;float:right;”>Powered by <a href=”http://www.widgetsforfree.blogspot.com”>Blogger Widgets</a></span><br /></div> <br /></b:includable><br /></b:widget></pre> <br /> <p>

Step 5: Previewing the New Tag Cloud

Before saving the template make sure to click preview. The new tag cloud should now be visible. If not, make sure that you’ve completed all the steps correctly.