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This is a Recent Comments widget for Blogger blogs in Spanish (free-hosted or self-hosted). To install this widget, follow the instructions below:

Steps:

1. Go to your Blogger Dashboard > Layout > Page Element > Add a Gadget > HTML/JavaScript

2. …and Copy>Paste the code below into your new HTML/Javascript gadget:

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How do you search web?  Are you often drowned with too many results? The following short video shows you how to get more from your web searches. 

Bet you didn’t know about the ‘quotes’ and the ‘minus’ thing.

Below is a clip of what is believed to be an alien abduction caught on tape! It appears to show what some people are claiming to be “proof of alien abductionâ€. It is a security video from what appears to be a store. It reveals the shocking disappearance (and then 2 hours later the reappearance) of a worker. Check it out!

Note: The following video is the property of its respective owner and is used in accordance with Section 107 of the 1979 US Copyright Law (Fair Use). No challenge to ownership is implied. It is being featured purely for educational purposes.

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The Recent Comments Widget for Blogger doesn’t work with private blogs. While trying to find a work-around with the widget’s script, I came up instead with a way to make a new widget that can display Recent Comments on private blogs. It will display excerpts of the last five comments, with the item dates and the names of the sources/authors.

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Here’s how you can make a Recent Posts widget for your Blogger blog:

1. Login to your Blogger Dashboard
2. go to your blog’s Layout, and click Add a Page Element
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(If you’re searching for the Animated MATRIX image, click HERE.)

“The real world” -from The Matrix

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I was staring at the image I originally used for the Across the Universe Day post and got me wondering like a child. I was imagining how it would be like to have my butt floating up there in outer space, looking down at planet Earth and towards the infinite space continuum. Next thing I know I was photoshoping 3 different images into one and came up with an Across the Universe Day wallpaper/poster. And without any space suit on, I was space walking with my Chuck Taylors. Click on the image to view the full size. Click here to continue reading →

Tomorrow, February 4, 2008, at 00:00 GMT (7:00 p.m. New York /EST), NASA will beam the Beatles’ “Across The Universe” to the star Polaris, 431 light years away (that’s 431 years travel at the speed of light before our all-time favorite Beatles song reaches the 2.5 quadrillion miles away star). This is being done to celebrate the 40th Click here to continue reading →