Spell Check Twitter Widget

Many people seem to not care whether or not they spell correctly when using Twitter, but for many people this is a pet peeve. Spelling is very vital to a lot of people, and until now there was no simple way to spell check your Tweets. The new Spell Check Twitter Widget will now let you post with no misspellings directly from your website. All you need to do is copy and paste the HTML code onto your site by selecting the “Get Code to Embed” button.

This new widget has many cool features. While typing, the spell checker works so that you can see and right words as you go. Words that are incorrect are underlined in red; right-clicking the word brings up a list of selections that you can choose from. If your word is not listed, just make the correction yourself.

Other brilliant features are the ability to check all 140 characters at once, support for 16 different languages, and customization by changing the size, default language, or color of the widget. There is also an indicator which tells you how many characters you have typed. Once done with your Tweet, a green arrow lets you know that all words are spelled correctly. Finally, the widget is very small in size; it is only 156 Kb fully installed. It is also compatible with nearly all well loved browsers.

So, if you are sick of making errors in your Tweets that you do not catch, be sure to get the Spell Check Twitter Widget.

No more misspellings ever!

Submitted by:  Helen Iarmolchuk

Favourite Summer Cocktails

There’s something about the Summer months which makes us long for long, tall, exotic cocktails. Maybe we’ve seen too many movies or succumbed to too many advertising campaigns. After all, a nice, cool beer would do the trick on any other hot day. But cocktails do more than just quench our thirst. Whether we’re lying by the pool or sitting in the outside area of one of our favourite bars, we sometimes get the feeling that something is missing and a cocktail is the only thing that can fill that gap. There are some cocktails which fill our need more than others during the Summer, but, and here are a few which more often than not, hit the spot.

The Ancient Fashioned. The ingredients are dependent upon where you are drinking it and who is serving as they vary somewhat. Typically, but, you can expect a combination of whiskey, Angostura and syrup with an orange twist. Sometimes, rather than ice cubes, it is poured over an ice glacier large enough to fill the glass. This is preferable to those who take their time to savour their cocktail as it stays chilled for longer.

The Ginlet. A cocktail guaranteed to quench your thirst, it is made up of gin and Rose’s lime juice. Many puritans object to gin being used instead of vodka, as it often is, but in reality, they both are equally strong and can leave you feeling just as refreshed.

Sangria. A fantastic combination of a relaxed wine and something with a small more twist for those having distress on deciding upon which drink to choose. It is really considered to be a traditional Spanish wine punch but numerous bartenders place their own spin on it.

The Southside. All the ingredients of a mojito apart from one key element, rum is used as a substitute for gin. Most bartenders will know how to make this drink and it provides the perfect tonic for a warm Summer’s day.

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