in short the conditions:

• The communication should be the initiative of the Internet user (without pay / benefits).
• For the recipient it should be clear who sent the email.
• The sender has complete access to the send message.
• The website may not store email addresses or use them for other purposes.

or read the opta publication (dutch).

http://smugmug.com
http://deviantart.com
http://lulu.com
http://redbubble.com
http://shutterfly.com
http://alamy.com
http://shutterstock.com
http://istockphoto.com
http://dreamstime.com
http://fotolia.com
http://stockxpert.com
http://123royaltyfree.com
http://bigstockphoto.com
http://crestock.com
http://featurepics.com
http://luckyoliver.com
http://snapvilliage.com
http://canstockphoto.com
http://albumo.com
http://mostphotos.com
http://zymmetrical.com
http://panthermedia.com
http://scanstockphoto.com
http://vectorstock.com
http://fotomind.com
http://imagecatalogue.com
http://stockphotomedia.com
http://geckostock.com
http://imagevortex.com
http://usphotostock.com
http://regimages.com
http://thephotostorage.com
http://yaymicro.com
http://paxxion.com
http://microstockphoto.com
http://photola.com
http://moodboard.com
http://shareapic.net
http://zenfolio.com

In a nutshell, TrackBack was designed to provide a method of notification between websites: it is a method of person A saying to person B, “This is something you may be interested in.”
To do that, person A sends a TrackBack ping to person B.

A better explanation is this:

• Person A writes something on their blog.
• Person B wants to comment on Person A’s blog, but wants her own readers to see what she had to say, and be able to comment on her own blog
• Person B posts on her own blog and sends a trackback to Person A’s blog
• Person A’s blog receives the trackback, and displays it as a comment to the original post. This comment contains a link to Person B’s post

The idea here is that more people are introduced to the conversation (both Person A’s and Person B’s readers can follow links to the other’s post), and that there is a level of authenticity to the trackback comments because they originated from another weblog. Unfortunately, there is no actual verification performed on the incoming trackback, and indeed they can even be faked.

Most trackbacks send to Person A only a small portion (called an “excerpt”) of what Person B had to say. This is meant to act as a “teaser”, letting Person A (and his readers) see some of what Person B had to say, and encouraging them all to click over to Person B’s site to read the rest (and possibly comment).

Person B’s trackback to Person A’s blog generally gets posted along with all the comments. This means that Person A can edit the contents of the trackback on his own server, which means that the whole idea of “authenticity” isn’t really solved.

(Note: Person A can only edit the contents of the trackback on his own site. He cannot edit the post on Person B’s site that sent the trackback.)

SixApart has published an official trackback specification.

That red invokes strong reactions in humans is not so surprising when considering what is red in nature; fire, blood, ripe fruits.

Red is the colour that is most easily regonized, and the most visible in daylight. It draws attention. This is the reason why many traffic signs and warning signs are red. Red for stop signs are used all over the world.

Psycological aspects

Red is regarded as a hot, warm colour and it symbolize aggression and high energy. It is also a sign of warning, danger and error. In the Western World it is also a symbol of love and passion.

Variation and mixing

Pure red is a very bright colour which stands out both on a white and black background. Light tints of red can often look a bit unclean, and so then it can be a good idea to add some green to make it a bit more yellowish, or to add blue to turn it into a more pure pink. Darker shades of red can be appealing, and can be used very efficently on web pages.

It is also a well known fact that bright red and bright blue mixes very poorly. The reason for this more physiological - red is the colour with the longest wave-length while blue is among the shorter wave-lenghts. When viewing these colours the human lens has to adjust slightly to get them in focus. When you have red and blue mixed together the lens tries to focus on both, and it tires the eyes very quickly.

How to use red on the web

In general I think one can say that you should very rarely use pure red. It is a too bright and overbearing colour.

As said before, red is a good colour to draw attention. The first thought then might be to make your page red, to make people more likely to visit and read it. However, webdesign is different to other desing in the sense that when the visitor sees your page he has already made a conscious choise to visit it. There is no need to try to draw his attention further, but what you want to do is to keep his interest, and make him want to explore your page further. Red is not a good choise then, as it is not a relaxed colour, and the colour might draw attention from the actual content of the page. So this means you should avoid using bright red as the main colour of a page. Instead you can use red as an accent colour, to especially mark a part of your page that you think it especially important.

Red might also be an efficient colour to use in a banner, as then the whole purpose is to draw attention. I write “might” though, as it depends much on the look of the page that the banner is placed on.

On the other hand, a deep rich red can work very well for the main colour of a page - it conveys a feeling of something more classy and old fashioned.

A few examples

Pure red is often too bright and overbearing to use much on the web.

#ff0000

One is usually better of using a slightly darker shade of red.

#990000

Light tints of red can often look a bit unclean.

#ff9999

And it can be better to increase the green or blue component of it, to get a cleaner colour that moves towards orange or pink.

	#cc8866
	#cc6688

When mixed with yellow, red looks more brownish and move towards purple.

			#ffff00
			#cc0000
			#ffff00

Combining red with blue will make the red look warmer and move towards the yellow.

			#0000aa
			#cc0000
			#0000aa

Mixing red with black, grey and white is a classic colour scheme which has a sense of style to it.

	#000000
	#990000
	#888888
	#fffff

Dark red and golden is a common colour scheme that is which also has a sense of class to it.

	#880000
	#ff8a00

Or use it with a light cream colour.

	#bb0000
	#fff3bb

A monocromatic colour scheme using only variants of red can be pleasing. Keep in mind that this is a very powerful combination, and it should be used with caution.

	#801100
	#cc0000
	#ffaa88
	#ffffff

example: https://triplevision.nl/login/

According Google: not available.

Ad revenue for web publishers, check out the https version of the AdSense ad code!:

de code is:

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
google_ad_client = "pub-0888603898648478";
google_ad_output = "textlink";
google_ad_format = "ref_text";
google_cpa_choice = "CAAQidTQgAIaCDFyD7PiBqtPKN2uuIEB";
google_ad_channel = "3668656074";
//-->
</script>
<script src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

work around:

1. sla de javascript-url op je locale server, op zo’n manier dat deze via https is te benaderen. voorbeeld:

https://triplevision.nl/js/show_ads.js

2. vervang in alle (2 in dit geval) urls het domein in www.google.com en verander het protocol van http naar https.

3. de code ziet er nu als volgt uit:

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
google_ad_client = "pub-0888603898648478";
google_ad_output = "textlink";
google_ad_format = "ref_text";
google_cpa_choice = "CAAQidTQgAIaCDFyD7PiBqtPKN2uuIEB";
google_ad_channel = "3668656074";
//-->
</script>
<script src="https://www.google.com/pagead/show_ads.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

ScaredChair post on liftblog

Milaan Project
LiftBlog

Google on their Webmaster Central Blog, over how to work with Adobe Flash;

just do this:
1.
vi /bin/ll

2.

then paste this:

#!/bin/bash
clear

# parameter 2 is set.
if [ ! -z "$2" ]
then
    echo "grep"

    R=$(ls -ahls $1 | grep -i -c $2)
    ls -ahls --color=auto $1 | grep -i $2

    if [ "$R" -eq 1 ]
    then # Script needs at least one command-line argument.
        echo "$R"
        echo `ls $1 | grep -i $2`
        cat `ls $1 | grep -i $2` | zmore
    fi

else

    R=$(ls -ahls $1 --color=auto | grep -c ".")
    ls -ahls $1 --color=auto

    if [ "$R" -eq 1 ]
    then # Script needs at least one command-line argument.
        echo "$R"
        echo `ls "$1"`
                cat "`ls "$1"`" | zmore
    fi

fi

#_#END_FILE#_#

the code includes the metainfo (title, image, artists, labelname, tracktitles) and a player with samples of the tracks.

check My Space (live)

//—————-TRIPLEVISION_PLAYER———————–

table.triplevision {font-size:12px;font-family:verdana;background-color:000000;padding:5px;margin:10px auto;}
.triplevision .t td {text-align:left;text-indent:2px;padding:5px 2px;color:FFFFFF;}
.triplevision a {font-weight:bold;padding:0;color:CC0000;text-decoration:none;}
.triplevision .a a {color:FFFFFF;font-weight:normal;}
.triplevision .l {width:140px;}
.triplevision .l a {color:999999;font-weight:bold;}
.triplevision .t td.w {text-align:right;}
.triplevision img {border:none;}

@import url(http://www.triplevision.nl/css/webtool30.css);
//—————-END_TRIPLEVISION_PLAYER————————-