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Saturday, 15 August 2015
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How to create a Blogger blog
Blogger is a blog-publishing service that allows multi-user blogs with time-stamped entries. It was developed by Pyra Labs, which was bought by Google in 2003. Generally, the blogs are hosted by Google at a subdomain of blogspot.com
- You are login to your blogger account using Google ID.
- After this Click on New Blog.
- You show a box. Enter Blog title And enter blog adders. And choice a blog template you like.
- After all of this step click on create.
- Job done alright if you want to delete any blog to visit this Tutorial
How to delete Blogger blog
Blogger is a blog-publishing service that allows multi-user blogs with time-stamped entries. It was developed by Pyra Labs, which was bought by Google in 2003. Generally, the blogs are hosted by Google at a subdomain of blogspot.com
First you can create a blog on blogger after this if you want to delete the blog and you don't know how to delete the blog on blogger you can follow this simple step to delete the blogger blog.
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- You are login to your blogger account using Google ID.
- After this you choice the blog you want to delete.
- After Choiceing the blog click on more icon. And click on Settings
- Click on other button.
- Click on Delete Blog.
- Confirm you delelte if you want to realy delete the blog to click on Delete this blog.
Friday, 14 August 2015
The joys of continental motoring
I have just driven back from England, having borrowed my daughter’s car for the journey, and I must say the journey whilst can never be described as pleasant, at least it was simple and trouble free.
Having spent the previous two weeks ploughing up and down the motorways and A roads of the United Kingdom, the contrast was very marked. In the UK the motorways seem to be endlessly being dug up (or “improved”) resulting in cones everywhere with the attendant traffic jams. Most of the time there seems to be no work going on in the coned off area, and it is only after you have travelled a couple of miles you see a handful of men making minor repairs. The Health and Safety culture seems to have gone mad, as we are told it is necessary to cone off large areas for the protection of the work force.
Heaven forbid someone should have a minor shunt, as the police will close down the motorway for hours to record every last piece of debris from the road traffic collision (no one is allowed to have an accident anymore). Only yesterday the centre of Bangor was brought to a standstill and the bus station closed for hours on end when a car collided with a stationary van (and it made the BBC News web site as a significant news item).
As it was coming to the end of the holiday season there were plenty of caravans on the move, again causing frustration to other drivers, especially on the motorways where they are limited to 50mph, and so are considered fair game by the HGV drivers who can legally go up to 60mph. Endless tailbacks result, which are the fault of neither parties, but the overly cautious blanket speed limits imposed by the powers that be.
Once arriving at your destination, another problem arises, where to park? The roads have sprouted so many signs and lines prohibiting parking, waiting or loading, even if you find a designated parking place and have paid the exorbitant prices charged, don’t be a second late as they patrolled by uniformed little tyrants armed with technology to record and photograph any misdemeanour, and fines to give out no doubt with targets to fulfil.
So to be let loose on the uncluttered motorways of Europe, where road works are done with the minimum of disruption to drivers, accidents are cleared off the carriageways promptly, and speed limits applied to different vehicles sensibly and in appropriate places, was a joy. It led me to consider why the roads in the UK had got so unfriendly and I concluded that too many people are trying to use the roads especially the motorways because they are free at the point of use, and seem less expensive than trains etc. So when you have to put money into the toll booths in Europe, just remember that you get what you pay for, and some of the money goes towards subsidising public transport.
Heaven forbid someone should have a minor shunt, as the police will close down the motorway for hours to record every last piece of debris from the road traffic collision (no one is allowed to have an accident anymore). Only yesterday the centre of Bangor was brought to a standstill and the bus station closed for hours on end when a car collided with a stationary van (and it made the BBC News web site as a significant news item).
As it was coming to the end of the holiday season there were plenty of caravans on the move, again causing frustration to other drivers, especially on the motorways where they are limited to 50mph, and so are considered fair game by the HGV drivers who can legally go up to 60mph. Endless tailbacks result, which are the fault of neither parties, but the overly cautious blanket speed limits imposed by the powers that be.
Once arriving at your destination, another problem arises, where to park? The roads have sprouted so many signs and lines prohibiting parking, waiting or loading, even if you find a designated parking place and have paid the exorbitant prices charged, don’t be a second late as they patrolled by uniformed little tyrants armed with technology to record and photograph any misdemeanour, and fines to give out no doubt with targets to fulfil.
So to be let loose on the uncluttered motorways of Europe, where road works are done with the minimum of disruption to drivers, accidents are cleared off the carriageways promptly, and speed limits applied to different vehicles sensibly and in appropriate places, was a joy. It led me to consider why the roads in the UK had got so unfriendly and I concluded that too many people are trying to use the roads especially the motorways because they are free at the point of use, and seem less expensive than trains etc. So when you have to put money into the toll booths in Europe, just remember that you get what you pay for, and some of the money goes towards subsidising public transport.
How to download Facebook video without using any software
In this i am tech you how to download Facebook video without using any software.
Chose your favorite video you want to download it. Like this
Click On video after this right click on video after playing the video like this
After this you will see this pox and change the name of your video if you like dont chane the video format like mp4 see this image
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