Blackhat

SEO techniques are classified by some into two broad categories: techniques that search engines recommend as part of good design, and those techniques that search engines do not approve of and attempt to minimize the effect of, referred to as spamdexing. Some industry commentators classify these methods, and the practitioners who employ them, as either white hat SEO, or black hat SEO. White hats tend to produce results that last a long time, whereas black hats anticipate that their sites will eventually be banned once the search engines discover what they are doing.

Black hat SEO attempts to improve rankings in ways that are disapproved of by the search engines, or involve deception. One black hat technique uses text that is hidden, either as text colored similar to the background, in an invisible div, or positioned off screen. Another method gives a different page depending on whether the page is being requested by a human visitor or a search engine, a technique known as cloaking.

Where are some of you learning how to comment spam

Today I spent an hour deleting comments. The entire time it drove me nuts. Your skills at getting links to stick to a Do Follow Blog are terrible. Very few of you even have a clue!

Well today is the day you learn how to get your comments to stick to a Do Follow Blog.

Items you need for this assignment are:

• A money site you drive the traffic to
• A few profiles on social media sites
• A collection of "Do Follow" blogs
• The common sense "not" to spam a Do Follow Blog

Quality traffic is your goal, but to get there you need to study "Do Follow Psychology."

I know I am going to get a lot of heat from the anti-spam community because they never read what they complain about. This post really is not about spamming comment forms. It is how to become a valuable contributor to someone’s blog. This in turn will make it easy for all of your comments to stick and the bloggers will actively request your participation. I know the title is totally misleading. If you are truly looking to spam a Do Follow Blog, good luck, it just is not worth the time.

Something you need to know about a Do Follow Blog, the bloggers that manage them are fanatical about commenting. This is a good thing. They read every comment and if you are even close to spammy they will delete your comment without hesitation. The closest thing I can relate to a Do Follow Blogger would be the relationship an organic gardener has to their garden. Think about how much time an organic gardener puts into their garden. Would you like to be the rabbit that sneaks into their plot of green leafy goodness, or the friendly delivery guy that brings fresh steaming loads of fertilizer? The spam button can have the same effect as Mr. McGregor’s shotgun! They can kill your site by reporting you to every anti-spam forum they frequent just as easily as they can accept your comment.

I would much rather be the delivery guy that brings a fresh load of fertilizer. The question is how do you get your fertilizer into the garden? Do you think that the Gardener lets just any delivery guy into his garden? No! The Gardener will only allow someone that they trust to get past their white picket fence.

If I were a delivery guy with a wheelbarrow full of fresh steaming fertilizer, I would do everything I could to become friends with every local gardener in my area. Let’s relate that to every Do Follow Blogger in your niche. What do you think would make a niche Do Follow Blogger want to be friends with you? Maybe start with a few submissions to the popular social media sites? As time grows and the Do Follow Blogger gets to know you, add a comment to one of their posts. But before you do that, I hope you have created an about page on your money site that you want to link to. On this page add plenty of information about yourself and link out to your social media profiles.

Do Follow Blogs are not the place to use a keyword anchor text link. Trust me, if you do add one, it will be deleted before the fertilizer cools. Only a few of us keep some of the comments that have keyword anchor text links. Use your name that you use on your profiles, and link out to your about page, and only add links in the form the fields provided. Do not add links into the body of your comments. If you have written your about page well, it will link out to many of your money pages. If you have written a truly good comment and if you are one of the first to comment on that post, the Do Follow Blogger will keep your link and you will see traffic directly from that comment for a long time to come.

Star domination- Flash Game

Flash RTS like first Warcrafts and Starcraft.
Mine resources and build defense systems, research new technologies, train units in order to attack enemy bases and capture resources controlled by enemy.

Some units have special abilities including:
Sniper Shot (Phantom)
Stunner (Capital Ship)
Radiation (Capital Cruiser)

Enjoy and tell me what you think about it!

ebay guide for TOYS

Remember the basics when choosing toys: Think about the exact age of the child, the child's gender, the child's personality, his or her current interests and skills, any special challenges that can affect a child's physical limitations and play experience, and how he or she will use the toy. Children will become bored with toys that don't challenge and stimulate them. Conversely, children who try unsuccessfully to play with toys that are too challenging might grow frustrated, disinterested, and upset.

With toys, children can interact with objects for their own amusement while working on cognitive and motor skills, which is especially important in very young children and kids with learning or physical challenges. However, no one toy will allow your child develop faster. Group toy choices by age and choose toys that focus on skills your child will understand.

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Toys for infants (birth - 12 months): Toys should expose a baby to a variety of experiences: sight, sound, touch (shape, size, texture), and taste (because many times, toys go into the mouth). Bright colors, lightweight toys such as rattles, and squishy toys encourage early grasping, holding, and exploring. Once a child is able to sit up, introduce large blocks, nesting cups, stacking rings, and toys that require reaching. For crawlers and early walkers, choose large balls and push-pull toys.

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Toys for toddlers (1-3 years): Focus on physical play. For outdoor play, choose ride-on toys, wagons, balls, and sandbox accessories. For indoor play, choose chunky blocks, large-piece puzzles, and toys that allow a child to use excess energy and develop emerging muscle control. At this stage, children like to imitate parents with play food, kitchen sets, housekeeping tools, ride-on cars, sport sets, baby strollers, and musical instruments. Also introduce board games that give children the chance to practice taking turns, communicating, and socializing. Plus, board games are fun for the whole family! Modify rules by eliminating time limits, enlarging pieces, or working in teams to make games less frustrating for children with short attention spans or motor difficulties.

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Toys for preschoolers (3-5 years): Preschoolers are fascinated with how and why things work. Construction sets, washable crayons and markers, paints, modeling clay, books, and simple board games encourage creativity. Introduce toys that inspire pretend play and allow children to imitate mom or dad to practice life skills. Examples include cash registers, toy telephones, make-believe town sets, doll houses, and furniture. Licensed toys with a recognizable character, whether animated or humanlike in the form of a television or movie character, are popular because children quickly identify with them; they want the toy with a personality. If you buy licensed character toys, keep in mind the personality. Is it something you approve of? Remember that your child is learning from this personality and might even mimic what it does. Balance the request with a book about the character or a different toy that encourages skill development. Communication skills can also be expanded through play. For children with language delays, repetition is a plus. Look for books that have repetitive phrases or toys that continually repeat concepts and directions.

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Toys for school-age children (5-9 years): Encourage children to share. Introduce toys that teach both team play and independence. Also consider toys that boost self esteem and allow children to use their personality and skills. Hobby sets, sports toys, computer software, problem-solving math toys, construction sets with detailed elements, and storybooks with valuable messages all make good choices. Games and electronic toys are also available that teach specific skills such as counting, matching, and problem solving. Electronic toys featuring a variety of lights, sounds, and music are usually a good choice for teaching cause and effect.

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Toys for preteens (9-12 years): Acceptance from friends and self-esteem are very important preteens. Kids in this age group often become less interested in toys. Look for complex construction toys, board games, strategic puzzles, science toys, and activity kits to engage them. Preteens can also refine social and intellectual skills with board games, electronic games, and card games. Active and physical play should be an area of focus through team and group sports.

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Toys for children with special needs: When choosing toys for children with special needs, keep in mind that specifically designed or modified toys are not always necessary. For all children, toys are only props used in play, and the process of play itself is valuable for development of physical, cognitive, social, and emotional skills.

If choosing battery-operated toys, be sure to buy extra sets of batteries for continued play. When buying large toys as gifts, be considerate of the amount of space in the recipient's house. You don't want to buy a huge ride-on toy for a child who dwells in a small apartment or for a child who lives in a suburb without sidewalks. Also, many toys require assembly so be sure you have the right tools to avoid disappointment.

Global-Car Investment

Global-Car has been in this business since 2000 offering investment opportunities to private individuals with simple, but honest goals for our common benefit in the financial area. This private club was brought to life with the intention to democratize investments by making them accessible and easily affordable to the average person. We pool together the resources of a large number of small and medium investors, worldwide, for the purpose of pursuing a variety of investment projects (Classic cars restoration) on a global basis. This pooling of investors’ funds gives us the ability to tap into ventures with rates of return considerably higher than those available under normal market conditions.
This is not our only advantage; we also diversify Club’s resources in multiple earning opportunities, which are proven to have very good results, thereby maximizing safety of the Club’s funds as well as profits. As a member of Global-Car you are entitled to express your personal opinion and suggestions, which may be considered, and put into practice in future development of the Club.

We prize and protect our own privacy and the privacy of our members. You will not find us by searching on the Internet, before the public eye, or in the media. The very private nature of our business makes us extremely successful. We will make sure it continues that way. If an associate of ours (member or joint venture partner) ever spams or creates any kind of mass advertising in an indiscrete way, we will promptly refund their investment and close their account permanently. To date we have never had problems in this area. When an investor starts realizing the potential, security and reliability of our system, that individual logically has no reasons to jeopardize it all for the sake of greed. The level of investors we attract speaks for itself.

Promotion Program

Global-Car offers an additional benefit of 5% on the total funds invested by any member to its sponsor.

Our Mission

Our major motive for establishing Global-Car was to offer average people a possibility to benefit from inaccessible and legitimate earning opportunities. Our mission statement is very clear and transparent: “To give members unlimited opportunity to build wealth, protect its assets and privacy”.

The Rules which we follow:-

· Minimize Risk/Maximize Profit

· Be critical of yourself, others, and those you accept as credible information

· Diversify

· Hard Work

· Integrity

· Due Diligence

· Do not gamble your life away

· Keep greed in check

· Think long term

We are a team of proud individuals with aspirations for growth. Our objective is to simply do the honorable thing and help others. This membership club was created to accomplish this goal and we are in this business for a reason more valuable than money. Our founding principles are to earn for the sole purpose of helping those that need help in reality.

We require that our members leave their funds on deposit for 70 days, this will enable us to generate the dividends that will be paid to your account every day - this is called the Stabilization Period.

Each deposit will be considered separately for the Stabilization Period, but only the principal will be retained. The daily dividends and referral bonuses will be paid as usual in the day they are due.

Description of Services

Global-Car’ concept is the purchasing of Earning Units from the Club and using the resources to take advantage of multiple opportunities which are as solid as possible, thereby maximizing your investment for safety as well as profits. The average person finds it hard to start with large investments because of the prohibitive capitalization involved and other special requirements.

Now these earning opportunities are accessible and easily affordable through the purchase of units from our Private Club. You can begin to participate by becoming a member of the Club with a minimum purchase of $10.

Diversification is a risk management technique. Within a single portfolio, your Funds are distributed across a wide field of opportunities. By spreading the Funds over varied business ventures with little or no correlation with each other, volatility and risk is considerably, if not completely reduced, (such conditions are impossible to attain in business.) This minimization of risk is attained for the simple reason that not all industries and business ventures move up and down at the same time at the same rate. Global-Car sanitizes investments and makes them safer by investing in Classic cars restoration opportunities and focusing only on those ventures with proven performance histories.

Removing NoFollow from Blogger styled layouts

Blogger by default, and other blogging software such as WordPress, automatically adds the "nofollow" microformat extension to all links from user generated content. User generated content is defined as comments or external sources such as linkbacks and trackbacks.

I support the people of the blogging community who have chosen to remove NoFollow for blog comments and linkbacks/trackbacks. If you are reading this right now, you too are probably thinking about joining us yourself. It would be a good move, read on to find out why.

Before we begin

First, this removal procedure applies to the New Blogger styled layout. It is impossible, at this time, to remove NoFollow from Classic styled Blogger templates. This is due to the fact that those templates use the variable {$CommentAuthorName$} which encapsulates the anchor link around linking text. I am working on getting around this, because I have another blog using this style.

There are a number of tip sites out there explaining how to accomplish the removal of NoFollow -- and every one of them did not get it completely right. I have not found one yet who has addressed the issue of backlinks which also have the NoFollow extension added to it.

I have seen numerous comments left by readers of the tutorials stating that they could not find the NoFollow referenced in their layout template. Two reasons for this. They either are using the Classic template or more probably it is the same problem I encountered when I first went looking for it. I will explain why below, and it will be very clear as to why they missed it too.

Properly removing NoFollow from the template

Warning: Before beginning this procedure -- backup your template
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Login to your dashboard and click on the Layout Link. If you are already managing your blog, then click on the Template Tab. Confused, don't be -- there really is a reason for that.

Click on the Edit Html Sub-tab for Templates.

Here is the important part. On the upper right of the template edit area, there is a checkbox labeled Expand Widgets. Make sure it is checked.

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Every tutorial I have read failed to mention the checkbox. The items we will be deleting are inside of sections, which in turn are inside of a widget. If the widget is collapsed, then we will not be able to see anything inside of the widget.

Now do a search for nofollow in your expanded template. You can either use your browser menu by clicking on Edit>Find in page or via the keyboard Ctrl-F. When the dialog box comes up, type in nofollow, and enter.

You should come across a line of code that looks something like this:

          


           

           

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Delete the portion of the code that says rel='nofollow' and Save Your Template.

Optionally remove Nofollow from backlinks

By doing another search for nofollow in your expanded template, you will find another one for your backlinks. You can choose to delete this as outlined above -- or not.

If you do delete the reference, do at your own risk. Backlinks are outside of your control and cannot be moderated. You can turn them off altogether via your Settings>Comments Tab. It is up to you.