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Here's how you can add a customised author bio widget in blogger blogs. This widget is a must have for all blogs/websites. On the author bio widget are social media follow buttons that your blog readers can easily connect with your blog and get updates after subscribing. Also, details about the author and image of the author are displayed, allowing your readers to know you a little better.


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Still wondering how to get free twitter followers instantly with no time wasted? Then you've stumbled on the right post. As bloggers, the importance of social networking sites are numerous, and one topping the list is its ability to drive significant traffic to our website. Using twitter to promote your content can bring increased reach, especially if you have lots of followers. This is because on tweeting your blog's post to thousands of people following you on twitter, the post can get retweets, which means your friend's followers will also be led back to your website on clicking the post link. Following the steps below on how to get free twitter followers Instantly.

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This post lets you know how to remove the blank screen in windows 8.1 after updating. Most users, after installation of windows 8.1, have difficulties in accessing their desktop environment. This occurs mostly when rebooting the second time. All that comes up is a black blank screen with a blinking cursor after entering your password. I also experienced this a few days ago while trying to update my PC to windows 8.1 and the guidelines below helped me fix it. What causes the blank screen in windows 8.1?


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HTML Sitemap(table of contents) of a blog provides an easy navigation for readers to easily view all the blog's post in one place, helps search crawlers to crawl the entire blog properly, increases the crawling of a blog and its indexing rate.  In this post, you'll get to know how to create HTML sitemap page in blogger. Adding an HTML sitemap in your blogger blog can influence your blog's rank in search engines. Also, HTML sitemap in a website creates a strong internal linking of the blog's pages which brings about a good search engine optimization.

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White Hat SEO Techniques is used to improve a Web page's position in a SERP, where you have to know how search engines work. Search engines categorize Web pages based on keywords that are relevant to that page. To enhance the online presence and visibility of your website for more traffic, you can use the following white hat optimization techniques which include:

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High PR Dofollow Social bookmarking sites can help you with SEO, where you gain high pr backlinks when you bookmark yourpages. Social bookmarking sites are online services that allow users to store links that they have an interest in, as well as sharing them with other web users. Your authority on google can be increased depending on the number of quality backlinks you have, and most especially, if they have a dofollow attribute.


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Guess you've also realised the normal bis plans can't be used on BB10 which is usually one of the advantages of getting a BlackBerry in the first place. For all networks, BB10 has a different data plan which is very expensive compared to BIS plan for blackberry and can be exhausted within a week or two.

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BlackBerry 10 devices such as z10, q10, z3, q5 and the likes have an impressive feature, which is being able to run Android apps and games. Before this time, the process of getting Android apps to run on a BlackBerry 10 devices was cumbersome. But now, all you have to do is find the android apps that are compatible with your bb10, then install them directly on your phone without sideloading.

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Tired of spending so much money to get very low internet data bundle from network providers? then follow the steps below. You'll get to know how to use glo BIS on bb10 devices such as z10, q10, z30, q5 etc, and also use glo BIS to browse on pc/computer using your bb10

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Freetown - The Democratic Republic of Congo confirmed its two first cases of Ebola this year, but claimed they were unrelated to the epidemic raging in four countries of West Africa.

The UN's World Health Organisation (WHO) meanwhile announced that one of its health experts, an epidemiologist, had been infected while working in Sierra Leone.

Also on Sunday, Britain's first Ebola patient, a male nurse

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Dubai - A Nigerian woman with cancer who died in the Emirati capital this week has tested negative for Ebola, the Health Authority of Abu Dhabi said.

The 35-year-old woman with advanced cancer had been travelling via Abu Dhabi airport when her health deteriorated. When medics tried to resuscitate her, the patient had shown signs that may have been consistent with the Ebola virus.

"Some of her signs during resuscitation, although explainable by her medical condition, could also have been caused by Ebola virus, and hence this diagnosis needed to be excluded," the authority said in a statement according to the state WAM news agency on Thursday.

At the time, the patient's husband and the five medics who tried to resuscitate her were put in isolation. The Health Authority said none of them had shown any symptoms.

"Given the negative result, all these are individuals are scheduled to be released from isolation today [Thursday]," the statement added.

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Monrovia - Every region of Liberia has now been hit by Ebola, officials said on Friday, as the World Health Organisation warned the fight against the worst-ever outbreak of the killer disease would take months.

After seeing people fall to the deadly virus in area after area, Liberia said two people had succumbed to the virus in Sinoe province, the last Ebola-free bastion in a country that has seen the biggest toll with 624 deaths.

The virus has spread relentlessly through Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone, and Nigeria has also been affected despite showing some progress in fighting the epidemic, which has killed 1 427 people since March.

"(Sinoe) was the last area untouched by Ebola," George Williams, head of the Health Workers Association of Liberia, told AFP.

Chaotic scenes

The country has witnessed chaotic scenes in recent days following a surge in the number of patients dying of the hemorrhagic fever.

Aid workers said crematoriums in the capital of Monrovia were struggling to deal with bodies arriving every day, and earlier this week, violence erupted in an Ebola quarantine zone in the capital after soldiers opened fire on protesting crowds.

In a bid to ease the crisis, medical charity Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is working on nearly quadrupling the capacity of its Ebola centre in Monrovia.

"Currently we have around 60 patients for a capacity of 120 beds," said Henry Gray, an MSF coordinator.

"And we are making our site bigger. In the next 10 days, we hope to have a location that can welcome up to 400 patients."

In neighbouring Nigeria, officials said Friday that two more people had tested positive for Ebola, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 14, including five deaths.

In a news conference in Monrovia, WHO Assistant Director-General Dr Keiji Fukuda on Friday warned efforts to combat the disease would take some time.

"This is not something to turn around overnight, it is not going to be easy; we expect several months of hard work. We expect several months really struggling with this outbreak," he said at a press conference alongside Dr David Nabarro.

Flare up

Nabarro, a physician appointed by the United Nations last week to co-ordinate the global response to the worst-ever outbreak of the disease, was in Monrovia as part of a tour of the region.

Speaking to AFP, he said he was determined to "ensure that every piece of our apparatus is at its optimum so it could deal possibly with a flare-up if that's necessary".

Nabarro is also due to visit Freetown, Conakry and Abuja during the trip, where he is tasked with revitalising the health sectors of affected countries.

No cure or vaccine is currently available for the deadly virus, which is spread by close contact with body fluids, meaning patients must be isolated.

However, two American missionaries who contracted Ebola while treating patients in Liberia made a full recovery in the United States. The two were treated with experimental drugs.

The failure of west African countries to bring the epidemic under control has worried its neighbours and nations further afield.

Senegal on Thursday closed its land border with Guinea, where 396 people have died to date, in an attempt to stop the epidemic reaching it.

Gabon, meanwhile, suspended flights and maritime links from affected countries, and said it would deliver visas to travellers coming from the Ebola zone "on a case-by-case basis".

Jail time

In a further, urgent effort to contain the epidemic, Sierra Leone's parliament passed a law on Friday that imposes a jail term of up to two years for anyone concealing an Ebola-infected patient.

Ibrahim Bundu, a senior parliamentary figure, took the opportunity to blast some of the country's allies over their closures of land borders or flight suspensions.

"We are appalled by... the isolation imposed by those that we considered our best friends at a sub-regional, regional and global level," he said.

Meanwhile, as fears grow that the outbreak will spread across Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo - where Ebola was first identified in 1976 in what was then Zaire - said a fever of unidentified origin had killed 13 people in the country's northwest since August 11.

But a WHO official and MSF said on Friday it was too soon to tell whether a haemorrhagic fever caused the deaths, and the results of swabs are due in a week's time.

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Freetown - Sierra Leone voted to pass a new amendment to its health act, imposing possible jail time for anyone caught hiding an Ebola patient, a practice the World Health Organisation believes has contributed to a major underestimation of the current outbreak.

The new law, an update to the country's 1960 Public Health Act, was passed on Friday and imposes prison terms of up to two years for violators, said lawmaker Ansumana Jaiah Kaikai.

The measure was necessary to compel residents to cooperate with government officials, Kaikai said, noting that some residents had resisted steps to combat Ebola including the construction of isolation centres in their communities.

"This amendment seeks to address these emerging bottlenecks," he added. The amendment now goes for presidential assent.

The country's health ministry warned back in June that it was a serious crime to shelter someone infected with Ebola.

Sierra Leone has been hit hard by the current outbreak, recording at least 910 cases and 392 deaths, according to figures released Friday by the World Health Organization.

A total of 2 615 infections and 1 427 deaths have been recorded across West Africa.

These numbers don't capture all cases in part because families hide patients, fearing high fatality rates and the stigma that comes with a positive diagnosis, the UN health agency said in a situation assessment released Friday.

New treatment centers in Liberia are being overwhelmed by patients that were not previously identified, suggesting an "invisible caseload" of patients that is going undetected, the WHO said.

Countries in the region and elsewhere in Africa have continued to impose travel restrictions, even though this hasn't been recommended by the WHO.

Ivory Coast announced late on Friday it was closing land borders with neighboring Guinea and Liberia. Gabon, Senegal, South Africa and Cameroon had all earlier in the week imposed restrictions on some or all of the four countries with confirmed Ebola cases.

On Saturday, the Philippine government said it was recalling 115 peacekeepers from Liberia because of the health risk posed by Ebola.

Speaking in parliament on Friday, Sierra Leone majority leader Ibrahim Bundu accused development partners of being slow to respond to the Ebola crisis and said Sierra Leone had suffered "abandonment and isolation from those we viewed to be our biggest friends" in the region and beyond.

"These ugly developments are evidenced in the cancellations of flights, closing of borders, reduction of operational hours of banks and further isolation by shutting down businesses at the time of greatest need," he said.

He said lawmakers would soon review the country's partnerships "so as to form a permanent record of who are true friends are."

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Nigeria has 12 confirmed cases of the Ebola virus, up from 10 at last week's count, of which five have almost fully recovered, the health ministry said on Monday.

It said in a statement that 189 people in Lagos and six others in the southeastern city of Enugu were under surveillance. The death toll remains four, it said.
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onrovia - Liberian officials were searching Monday for 17 Ebola patients who fled an attack on a quarantine centre in the capital Monrovia, raising fears that they could spread the deadly and highly contagious disease.

"We have not yet found them," Information Minister Lewis Brown said, adding that "those who looted the place took away mattresses and bedding that were soaked with fluids from the patients."

On Saturday youths wielding clubs and knives raided the medical facility set up in a high school in the dense-populated West Point slum, some shouting "there's no Ebola", echoing wild rumours that the epidemic has been made up by the West to oppress Africans.

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Dubai - Health officials in the Emirati capital of Abu Dhabi say that a Nigerian woman who arrived on a flight transiting the city and who may have been infected with the Ebola virus has died.

The city's Health Authority said in a statement carried by the state news agency WAM late on Sunday that the 35-year-old was travelling from Nigeria to India for treatment of advanced metastatic cancer.

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Cameroon has closed its borders with Nigeria and suspended all flights to and from Nigeria over fear of possible spread of Ebola Virus.

Cameroon, according to the NIS, has a border boundary of over 2, 000 kilometres in Borno, Adamawa, Taraba and Cross Rivers states in the South-South sub-region of Nigeria.

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Kailahun - Hawa Idrisa was visiting her father-in-law in an Ebola ward in eastern Sierra Leone when his drip snapped out and his atrophying veins spurted thin, uncoagulated blood into her eyes and mouth.

Hawa had been carrying her infant daughter Helen but luckily she had laid the child down, otherwise the baby would almost certainly be dead by now.

A single droplet of blood smaller than a full stop can carry up to 100 million particles of the deadly Ebola virus, yet one is enough to end a human life.

"The blood got all over me, and people were running away. So I took a bucket of chlorine and poured it over myself", Hawa said.

She returned home to forget her ordeal, but a week later she began experiencing fever and headaches, the early symptoms of the Ebola.


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The first Nigerian Ebola patient has been discharged from the quarantine unit of the Emergency Operation Centre, EOC, at the Mainland Hospital, Yaba, Lagos.

A file photo taken on June 28, 2014 shows a member of Doctors Without Borders (MSF) putting on protective gear at the isolation ward of the Donka Hospital in Conakry, where people infected with the Ebola virus are being treated. Guinea announced on August 9, 2014 it was closing its land borders with Liberia, Sierra Leone over Ebola fears.

News of the discharge of the unnamed female doctor, who was one of the primary contacts of the late American-Liberian ‎Patrick Sawyer, was broken, yesterday evening, by Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu .
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Los Angeles - Kendall Jenner's reputation is "everything".

The 18-year-old model has sent a cease-and-desist letter to waitress Blaine Morris after she claimed the reality star ''threw money'' in her face after she confronted her when she left New York eatery Mercer Kitchen without paying a bill.

Her mother, Kris Jenner says Kendall took action because she won't allow herself to be bullied.

Speaking during a stint co-hosting E! News, Kris said: ''If anybody knows our little Kendall - our tall Kendall - she's the most respectful little girl in the world and would never do anything like that.

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Los Angeles - Kim Kardashian West doesn't think her daughter will follow in her and Kanye West's footsteps.

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star admits North, 13 months, "does not wanna perform" in public, even though she "definitely isn't shy".

The 33-year-old beauty told the TODAY Show: "If you ask her to do anything on command - like clap or walk, she shuts down. But, she's really sweet - she's a mama's girl. That's the phase she's going through now."
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Washington - Justin Bieber pleaded guilty on Wednesday to careless driving and resisting arrest without violence in an alleged drag-racing incident in Florida, and will take an anger management class c.

During a hearing in Miami, Justin Bieber, who was not present, agreed to the plea deal, which dropped a more serious charge for driving under the influence.
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Conakry - Guinean President Alpha Conde on Wednesday
declared a deadly Ebola outbreak 2014 that has killed 377 in the
west African nation a "health emergency".
"The World Health Organisation has declared a global health
emergency over Ebola. Considering that Guinea is a signatory
to the WHO constitution I declare Ebola a national health
emergency in Guinea," Conde said in a statement read on state
television.
He announced a series of nine measures including strict
controls at border points, travel restrictions and a ban on
moving bodies "from one town to another until the end of the
epidemic".
In addition all suspected victims will automatically be
hospitalised until
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Freetown - Sierra Leone said on Tuesday it would seek a shipment of a controversial experimental drug to fight an Ebola outbreak which has killed 315 in the impoverished west African nation.

The ministry of health told AFP it had prepared a letter to send to the American manufacturer of ZMapp, an unlicensed serum being made available in neighbouring Liberia.

"The WHO has just approved our request for the drug ZMapp to be made available to both Sierra Leone and Liberia," ministry spokesperson Sidi Yahya Tunis told AFP.

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Geneva - A World Health Organisation panel of medical ethics experts ruled on Tuesday that it is ethical to offer unproven drugs or vaccines as potential treatments or preventions in West Africa's deadly Ebola outbreak.

The United Nations health agency said provision of experimental Ebola drugs required "informed consent, freedom of choice, confidentiality, respect for the person, preservation of dignity and involvement of the community".

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