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A good free service and easiest way to use Digg Button

A good free service and easiest way to use Digg Button on Blogger.
This way do not need create another html file to store script file!

Most of the Digg button tutorials that I've come across show you how to create Digg buttons for your blogs. None that I've seen come up with a good solution for actually displaying the buttons (again, the BIG YELLOW one) on a Blogger blog.

What we need is a way to be able to append a Digg counter to each of our posts - individually. The actual Digg code that's provided at sites like the one above is always in SCRIPT form. Common sense would have us pasting that SCRIPT code directly into the Blogger post where we want our Digg button to go. This, if you've ever tried it, doesn't work. Blogger does not allow the SCRIPT tag in anything other than the Blogger template - which doesn't help us much.

Here's a workaround/solution:

1. Digg your post URL and get digg url from the digg.com(chicken and the egg thing - i know...).

2. Paste the following code in your Blogger post.

<iframe src="http://winend.com/diggurl.htm?u=Your_URL_on_Digg" frameborder="0" height="115" width="100"></iframe>
3. Now save your post, and publish it!

Here is an example:

The biggest

How big is big, no one can tell the exact size. In Beijing, China, an artist(Shu Yong) have made out the world biggest. The breast size is several times bigger than her body. Awesome. What about your think about this art? Maybe it is a sarcastic who try all kinds of method made her breast bigger and bigger.

The process and way of a boy becomes a man

I collected these images to illustrate how a boy become a man!

Over the past decade there has been a steadily growing academic and popular literature about men and masculinity in America, Australia and Britain. Academic sociological studies seek to examine masculinity at the social and collective level: defining masculinity as a power relation, they usually have a limited tertiary educated audience, and are pro-feminist in orientation. Popular discourses are aimed at a very broad reading audience. Many of the popular works discuss masculinity from the perspective of Jungian psychology, the men’s movement or personal experience, often reporting on certain groups of men’s psychological experience of masculinity. The topic of how young males become men is a frequent topic in these writings, in contrast to academic discourses that focus upon male power, violence and the dominant form of masculinity (called hegemonic).