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Personally, WordPress is better and faster and offers you many great services, so you should try it

You can delete your HTML so that when people go to your blog nothing shows up.

Well, it depends on when you made it. Google uses "GoogleBot", a web crawler, to find new websites and blogs to add to the search engine. Sometimes it can take up to 6 weeks, or as little as 2 days. The way GoogleBot finds new sites is by visiting a site, visits all the links on that site, then visits all the links on those sites and so on. So if you don't have your blog posted anywhere, you can expect it to take a little while.

Another reason it might not be showing on Google is because your settings are switched to not allow your blog to show up in search engines. Just go to settings to change it.

If the first reason is what you think is right, but you don't think you can wait that long, then try posting your URL to these two sites, which might help it show up in Google quicker:

See the related links.

One more thing that I can suggest would be to add your blog to as many sites as possible, and comment on those sites. Maybe add 'please visit my blog' at the end, but try not spam. Only comment if you are truly interested in the topic and have something to say about it.

But otherwise, give Google some time. Imagine how many new URL's are created each day.

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There are obvious dangers when blacksmithing:

* dealing with hot metal * flying sparks * dealing with fire

* noise

* working in a shop environment * walking into the anvil * burns

* something obvious i have missed

Then the hidden dangers when blacksmithing:

* metal flume fever (heavy metal poisoning) from coatings on the steel or alloyed with the steel.

* Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

* Infrared Radiation damage to eyes. * Something I didn't know about but should of * repetitive strain injury

* heat exhaustion on hot days

That being said good planning can eliminate almost all of the dangers. When I blacksmith I use new metal from a metal warehouse not scrap from the junk yard.

I wear protective eye ware and have a good set of welding gloves and a leather apron. I keep my work area clean and organized I plan what I am going to do with the hot metal before I do it.

The worst dangers have crept up on me over time:

* Seeing a tool in the store and saying to myself I am not paying that much for something when I can make it my self. * Seeing a tool in the store and saying well its not what I need but with a little tweaking I can make it right. * 15 hammers. I will not say anything more * Toolidess ( the hunger for more tools than I will ever need see above) * poor gas mileage in my car because of all the iron, tools and blacksmithing stuff * The willingness to drive a 160 KM/100 miles to and stand next to a air driven coal fire when its 95F/32C above

see some of the following links for blacksmithing:

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Go to WordPress dashboard. Tools - > Export and save the .xml file

and then go to blogger dashboard - > settings

at the top of the page you can see "Import blog" link under the Blog tools section. Click that and follow the directions. Use the .xml file you saved from WordPress

you put the thing to the thing and click on the other thing and bam! your post is scheduled.

If it helps, my blog's URL is tygrubb.blogspot.com. I'm just looking for the header images to randomly rotate each time the page opens (bonus points for anyone who can help me make them rotate while browsing the page). Thanks!

Go to 'Template' , 'HTML code'. You should see a white text box. It's right at the bottom of the page.

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If the text editor does not have a centred text option you can add HTML code to achieve this:

<div align = center> This is centred! </div>

replacing This is centred! with your own text.

It's very simple.

First you login in your blogger account.

Then go to edit html page.

Then find the ]]> in html source.

After that put this code #navbar { display: none; }just before it.

I think it will help you.

You would go to the link below, click on the 'register' link once the page comes up, and fill out the appropriate information. http://www.sonsofsamhorn.com/

Find where the code for the moving text content lies in the layout.

Remove that from the design layout.