May
5
2012
What’s all the fuss about?
.PRO for Professionals

.PRO has become an important tool for businesses, organisations and individuals in building trusted relationships throughout the world. Whether developing a brand, refining an identity, or promoting a specialty, .PRO offers every business and professional the opportunity to enhance their image by adding a powerful, easy-to-identify name to their online presence and web-based products.
A .PRO domain is the perfect way to establish a professional identity and connect with your client base online. In a competitive job market, stand out with a .PRO domain.
.PRO domains are:
- Professional
- Competitive
- Unique
Create a competitive edge in the job market by choosing a .PRO domain to build your professional online identity.
Who can register?
The official domain website describes the eligibility criteria as follows:
- Applicant provides professional services
- Applicant is admitted to or licensed by a government certification body or jurisdictional licensing entity recognised by a governmental body that regularly verifies the accuracy of its data.
- Applicant is in good standing.
Motley Penguin, in association with OpenSRS, can register a .PRO domain name for you. Please contact us for more information.
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Dec
18
2011
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Nov
19
2011
This is a simple tutorial showing basic options for adding images to your posts. Once you become more confident you can experiment with multiple additions, slideshows and so on.
Note: as this will be published then you need to make sure you have permission to use the images you upload, or the original copyright. If you took the photos yourself, then you do. If not, you may need to ask permission. (BTW, unless you are a church or a school, you cannot use Microsoft clipart on your blog, as it isnt licensed for this.)
Getting Started
1. Create a new post in the usual way and then click on the 'add image' button. (Images can be added before or after the text, or at any stage later):

2. You will see a dialogue box allowing you to browse your computer to locate image files for your blog:

3. Choose a file and you should see the progress bar indicating successful upload:

4. Enter a title, Alt text (for screen readers to improve accessibility) and caption. Captions and descriptions are optional. Also select image alignment and size:

5. Choose the 'Insert into Post' button and you should be taken back to the post:

6. At any stage you can choose to preview your post and save the draft. Finally publish your post in the usual way.
7. In addition you can explore the options to add images from other sources. All images that you upload will appear in the Media Library allowing you to organise your images and use them in more than one post if you wish.
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Sep
3
2011
Skip seen on Weston-Super-Mare Beach

Weston-Super-Mare Beach Skip
More to follow …
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