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Monday 27 October 2014
Monday 27 October 2014
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- Informative Blogs: We commend the time it must take to research and write informative blogs. Some cover topics in history or current events; others relate detailed information on hobbies, techniques or procedures.
- Creative Rants: Rants are posted everywhere and we understand that it must feel good to get the frustration out. But some bloggers have made the extra effort to make their rants entertaining, informative and even funny.
- Company Weblogs: Companies are beginning to see the benefit of projecting a more “human” or “approachable” image and are publishing blogs. We have seen some blogs that do a good job at educating customers about products or even frustrations and accomplishments involved in developing a new product.
- Personal Accounts: Often news broadcasters/ publishers do not have the time or space to relate the whole story. Some writers are taking it upon themselves to document the daily details of an event, like a political race or a natural disaster. This has added a ground level, human voice to pivotal events.
- Cultural Introspectives: Some people are using their blogs to help others understand their culture, history and social views, in hope that understanding will inspire improved global relations and altruistic action.
- Pioneering Ideas: Many blogs start a buzz or promote original ideas before they are realized or marketed to the general public. Since most blogs are not motivated by monetary goals they are free avenues of discussion of innovative or alternative thought.
- Niche Notching: Blogs are cheap or free and readily available, so even blogs that cover obscure or unique topics find readers. No matter what your interest is, you can find a blog on that topic.
- Family Blogs: Staying in touch is hard and there are always schedule conflicts. Some families use a blog to share family news and pictures and the blog is available to the entire family anytime of day.
- Creative Writing: Getting published is hard; publishing a book takes a long time and comes with challenges. Some writers are skipping the traditional publishing route and just writing. Blogs can get a writers work out to the world in a hassle free manner. We found many well–composed and thoughtful posts originated by talented writers.
- Travel Blogs: We discovered interesting travel accounts. Some bloggers write about vacationing, others about their tour of service or their research and humanitarian efforts in an impoverished or developing country.
Monday 25 March 2013
Monday 25 March 2013
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With This Trick You Will be Lose Your Account Permanently Not For Temporary So Pls Be Carefull If u Dont'nt Want Do not try this.
Step 1 : Go to Facebook.com login page. And login to the account which you want to delete permanently.
Step 2 : Follow the link below to proceed to next stage of account deletion
http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account
Step 3: Above link will bring you the following page :
Step 4 : Now click on Submit and follow the instructions.
Your account will be deactivated for two weeks, and if you don’t log in during that period, your account is permanently deleted.This method is official and should be complete, i.e. no need to delete individual photos, comments, messages or items from your profile or anywhere else on Facebook!
Note: Once you deleted the account using above procedure then it can not be possible to recover it in any case . So be careful.
Thursday 21 March 2013
Thursday 21 March 2013
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For many people, editing the template is acceptable, because it is the only way to do what they want (remove the attribution, show a gadget on the homeppage only, add a Facebook like button to posts, etc).
In general, the process to follow is:
Open the template-editor
Make a back-up copy of the template, as it is now
Make the change
Check that it works, and if not, go back to the previous template.
The new Blogger interface has added a couple of extra "twitches" to these steps, though. Read on to learn more:
Thursday 15 November 2012
Thursday 15 November 2012
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If your blog has a dynamic template, then use the see-all-posts icon for the blog to get into it the blog-options screen for the blog that you want to edit.
When you are in the see-all-posts mode, the the address bar in your browser is like this:
http://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=5381944372668369653#allposts/postNum=0
Copy your blogID number - that is, the digits between blogID= and #allposts (it's bold in the example above)
Go go
http://www.blogger.com/html?blogID=NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
where you have replacd NNN... with your blogID
Using pre-Sept-2011 Blogger, AKA the old UI / version of Blogger :
Go to the Design > Edit HTML tab
Using post-Sept-2011 Blogger, AKA the new UI / version of Blogger :
Go to the Design tab
Click Edit HTML
Click Proceed
Note: the last time I tried this, it automatically opened in the old interface's template editor. As always, make sure you take a backup copy of the template - see instructions below before changing this.
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