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Blogger is Google’s free tool for creating blogs. It can be found on the web at http://www.blogger.com. Previous versions of Blogger were heavily branded with the Blogger logo, but the latest version is flexible and unbranded so you can use it to create and promote blogs without a budget. The main advantage to using Blogger is that Blogger is completely free, including hosting and analytics. If you choose to display ads, you share in the profits. Getting Started With Blogger You can use blogs for everything from updating your friends and family about your life, giving your own advice column, discussing your political views, or relating your experience in a topic of interest. You can host blogs with multiple contributors, or you can run your own solo show. You can even use Blogger to make your own podcast feeds. Although there are fancier blog tools out there, the mixture of cost (free) and flexibility makes Blogger a fantastic option. The one note of caution is that Google has n...

Technology's ever-pervading permeation into every last fiber and morsel of society has caused a dramatic upheaval in the way we live, work and entertain ourselves. Thanks to the disruptive nature of the internet, the rate of change has only increased exponentially in recent years. Yet, with so much change in the world today, and a nearly-instantaneous access to the globe's population through mediums such as social media and online search, many people are still left perplexed by how they can utilize the powerful technology inherently available through the internet, to actually make money online. The truth? It's not easy making money online today. With so much competition and so many people and headlines vying for our attention, sifting through and finding reputable sources to generate any respectable amount of income through the web has become an ever-increasing challenge. Often, what happens is that we run into unscrupulous Internet Marketers (IMs) who have less-than alt...

Whether you're looking to make some fast cash, or you're after long-term, more sustainable income-producing results, there are certainly ways you can make money online today. The truth is that making money online isn't as difficult as most make it out to seem. It does require some discipline . Sure. Without discipline, you'll find it tough to make a buck both online or offline. However, if you're looking for realistic ways you can start earning money online now, then it really truly does boil down to seven paths you can take towards profit. Some will provide you with immediate results, helping you to address your basic monthly necessities such as rent, utilities and groceries, while others have the potential to transform your life by revolutionizing your finances in the long term. No matter what method you select for generating your online income, there's one very important thing to understand. Today, across this globe, with its 7+ billion inhabitants, there a...

Dishonest prostitution has become the order of the day in Nairobbery. Women have undergone a situational conditioning, whereby some demon convinced them that to part with their legs, a “ritual” has to be undertaken where money and other financial inducements must be presented before even your application for sex is considered. Nairobi women have become dishonest whores, using men to solicit drinks and gifts in exchange for sex, and making themselves feel good about it, through antagonising social-media posts like Wanja Kavengi’s recent declaration that men are not owed sex just because of taking women out and buying them drinks. Wanja Kavengi and her coterie of online groupies were shocked by the reaction of Kenyan men after that post. We promised these Kenyan bitches a cultural revolution, societal-backlash to their conniving means of extorting financial recompense with a fake promise of sex, dangled with every date. Unethical prostitution as practiced by today’s Nairobi woma...

CREDIT :cyprian  Nyakundi  As journalists who attended the Daystar University of stupidity concentrated on the Witnesser Challenge, posting silly photos of Kenyans, the main objective was to divert public attention from the bigger picture. Nobody wants to ask difficult questions and there seems to be an attempt by media and prominent personalities to quickly move on. Not so fast. In the case of Captain Apollo Malowa, it’s oddly suspicious that an expert pilot who had worked for the military, in strong physical and mental-health, could crash the chopper in water out of the blues. That such a big aircraft could disintegrate completely after landing on a water body. Because there was a time a chopper crashed in Mt. Kenya as it was taking off. The chopper had on-board CEO’s like former NMG boss Wilfred Kiboro, who were touring the Rhino Ark projects funded from CSR contributions through the media. The chopper crashed in full glare of camera’s, and on hard-ground, but nobody...

Breaking news Catholic bishop populary  known as a man of peace is dead. Bishop Cornelius korir passed on in  his home after a short illness. It's not clear what exactly killed him.  More information will follow shortly #RipCorneliuskorir

CREDIT TO THE STAR Kandara MP Alice Wahome says the video of her disagreement with a returning officer was not about changing results. Wahome responded on Saturday to claims she wanted the results changed in favour of President Uhuru Kenyatta. A video emerged of the lawmaker and Kandara returning officer Martin Malonza disagreeing over changes to Form 34B for the constituency. More on this: Kandara MP Alice Wahome scuffles with RO over changes to Form 34B In a statement on Saturday, Wahome said: "The RO is aware we had no reason to change any results as all votes belonged to Uhuru. I hope the RO was not playing to the media for the wrong reasons," she said. She further said she gave Malonza space to work all through and had no reason to fight him. "A disagreement on how to deal with votes stolen from Uhuru is being twisted. I believe those who are desperate would like to read more than the actual position. His PO made a mistake. I stand with the truth." A...