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Hi NLanders,
please review my blog with emphasis on ad placement and loading time. be very honest, pls.

bloggin aint beans as we all know, however there are tweaks and turns that stand your blog on a unique base.

Hey poster, you do have a different blog--for a change! however, i think ur AdSense ads are misplaced and ur blog did take much time to load. I hope you will read: http://thebloggersguide..com/2010/05/optimize-your-blogger-blogs-to-load-in.html

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I have already answered this question on another post. Forget that whole talk about using a US Proxy or registering as a resident of an approved African nation, you'd only be asking for your acct to be frozen. I have researched on verifying a PayPal account and have come to the conclusion that there are only two ways of verification. The details of the procedures are on my blog: http://thebloggersguide..com/2010/06/verify-your-paypal-account-easy-way.html

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@bloodred: i'm really glad you are trying this. Remember not to makje your dough too thick. plus you probably overheated. depending on the strength of your microwave, you may consider heating at medium. just keep checking until the surface begins to glisten and a plate knife dipped in doesnt get wet. you may have to try one or two times before you manage the perfect temp and timing.
@dominique: of course you are not!

Lwkmd!!! Dude, Enugu is not a dot on d map of Nigeria. If you wanna find ur girl, u gonna hav to be more specific.

chai! kee udi ogbatuhie bu nkea? wey all dey kitchen-friendly ladies wey dey NL sef?

na who com be elder, who com b youth?

water spilled on my Lenovo Valueline laptop and since then half my alphabet keys arent working. plus it says operating sys not found when loadin. what do i do?

My African man friend, the microwave-generated heat permeates each cake particle and heats it individually so the cake is done in less time than if for eg it had one source of heat. so, longer than 10mins and you'd be making a cookie!

To my bros wey dey take eye see virus, u pass me abeg. my eye never strong reach that 1, but i knw say BLOGGER has no virus.

hey, thanks. how do i get free traffic pls?

Hi guys, thanks for checkin out the thread. i cant seem to get adsense right. 4 days in a week i earn what looks like 0.1euros/day with 1 or 2 clicks. The three remaining days, nothing! Pls what am i not doing right? my blog is located http://obodonigeria..com
Thanks.

Learn how to make your favorite cake with a microwave and get the same taste and texture as though you had used an oven: http://obodonigeria..com/2010/05/make-cake-in-10-minutes-using-microwave.html

ur first design is horrible, but the second n third are something else: magnificent!!! its almost like a different person did them. what software(s) did u use?

honestly? ur first design is overdecorated. the concept is cool but there's so much thats unnecessary. and mind, its a book cover, not a poster for an event. the second is simplistic, but okay if its a children's book. the third is very like the second.