Blogs

To post a picture in the blog, the picture or pictures must be located on a web server.

If the picture or pictures are not located on a web server, let's use the web sserver for The Morgan County Democratic Party. Log in to your account, Go to the home page and Click the hyperlink: Edit Your WebS ite Account Information. We can then use the Upload feature. Click the upload button located near the text input field 'Your Picture URL.' You will then be taken to a file upload page. Click browse and browse your computer for the picture you want to use. Select the picture you want to use and click Open. Now click the Upload button to upload the picture to the web server. Once the picture has been uploaded, you will see it on the next web page and the Picture URL of the picture. When you have closed the upload web page, do not click Submit on the Edit Your Web Site Account Information Web Page, just simply click the Blogs hyperlink to go the the Blogs web page to post the picture.

When you uploaded the picture: On the Upload web page you can use you mouse to highlight the Picture OR the Picture URL and right click, copy.

Now post a blog on the Blogs web page.

If you highlighted and copied the picture previously: Go to the HTML Editor where you enter your blog message at and right click in the area and select paste.

If you highlighted and copied the picture URL previously: Go to the HTML Editor where you enter your blog message and click the picture icon located at the top of the HTML Editor. When the popup window appears, hold down shift and press the insert key to paste the picture URL in the text input box. Then click Submit and your picture should appear within the HTML Editor.

Also, if the picture is located on another web page, use your mouse to highlight the picture and right click, copy. Then use the previous directions to right click, insert the picture in the HTML Editor when posting a blog.

Hope this information was helpful and maybe a few more pictures will appear in the blogs.

Perhaps the Christian Coalition has taken those T-shirts that ask "Who would Jesus bomb?" a tad too literally. But maybe I am expecting too much of the Christian Coalition, because its describes itself on its Web site as "the largest and most active conservative grassroots political organization in America." The fact is that politics is not a holy business but a profane one, and hypocrisy is its lifeblood.

And this is how politics, particularly among conservatives but increasingly by the lefties, is practiced in America today. This country has a bad case of testosterone poisoning. All political debates are now conducted as if the participants are a bunch of drunks bawling at each other to show how tough and manly they are.

Why, this is happening even among the Christians. Who knew that the Christians would turn into the lions, red in tooth and claw, and ready to devour the empire's enemies?

Today, every action must be brawny and violent because every problem is a nail to be hammered -- or bombed.

Illegal immigrants? Lock 'em up and deport them. Criminals? Lock em up and kill them. Terrorists? Ship them off to secret camps to be tortured and then kill them -- or let them rot in Gitmo -- because today being suspected is the same as being guilty.

Frankly, I don't know what do about the national testosterone epidemic and the symptomatic chest thumping in all quarters. If we had a national health service, forced national castration could be an answer but that wouldn't solve the problem of Ann Coulter.

We need someone to pray for us. I wonder if those promoting violence are up to the task.

I have created a blogspot for Hispanic Democrats. Come and see it!

http://ocnaranja.blogspot.com/