Michael Jackson: A Fan's Tribute
When the news broke of Michael Jackson's sudden death yesterday, I'm pretty sure I can speak for all the editors when I saw we were in total shock and disbelief. Everyone was crowded around my computer as we watched the tragic story unfold.
Now I know Michael Jackson isn't someone you would normally see on the pages of J-14, (But think -- in 1970, if J-14 was around, Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5 would have been on the cover front and center!), but there's no denying that he has had a profound effect on many of your fave stars -- and me, too!
Music has always been a huge part of my family -- and it was definitely common to hear a MJ tune coming out our CD player at any given time. I remember being a kid and my dad putting the Thriller record on, (Yes, I said record!), and me dancing in my pink nightgown, trying to learn the now famous dance.
Actually, wanna hear a funny story?! Speaking of "Thriller," for some crazy reason, my dad decided to tape the music video on the same video tape as my copy of Dumbo. (If you've never seen the "Thriller" video, it's kinda scary!) So for years I was petrified of Dumbo because I thought the monsters in "Thriller" were part of the movie! LOL!
More recently, I was hanging out with the guys of Honor Society at Bamboozle and we got on the subject of MJ and talked for a good few minutes about our love for the King of Pop. HS member Michael even told me that he dressed up as Michael Jackson for Halloween a few times!
And regardless of the endless rumors Michael had to deal with on a daily basis, it was and will always be all about the music. Think about how many times you hear "Thriller" or "Beat It" or "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" or "I'll Be There" on the radio, at your school dance, or playing in background of a movie. Even though Michael is no longer with us, his legacy will live on.
RIP King of Pop.
How did you react when you heard Michael Jackson died? Do you listen to his music? What is your favorite song?
Have a great weekend!
xoxo,
jay-ar
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Getting Approved by Google Adsense in 4 steps.
Today, I’m going to teach you how to get your blog approved by Google Adsense. You must get yourself a Google Adsense account because Google Adsense is one of the popular income stream for many blogger
Applying for Google Adsense is a problem if your website doesn’t fit their requirements. But you can get accepted easier using their blogging services known at blogger.com.
Now let’s get started.
1. Getting Blogger Account
Just head straight to the www.blogger.com and create a Google Account so you can take a lot of benefit from it. Adsense, analytic, webmaster tools are included in one account. So if you already have an Google account. Just sign up to blogger.com.
2. Create a Dummy Blog
Try to write some contents for your blog, write 5-7 posts is enough to get your blog runs. Unless you really want to run your blog on blogger. You don’t need to pay attention to your blog content. Remember that you only want to get approved for Adsense.
3. Applying for Google Adsense
After having your blog live for a few days (around 1-3 days), you can use the add gadget service from Google and try to add Adsense into your blog. Usually, if your account doesn’t have Adsense, it’ll ask you to sign up first.
4. Wait and Keep Blogging
Based on my previous experience, you can get approved easily by Google using this method. Perhaps it is some kind of special treatment for blogger user. While you’re waiting to get approved by Adsense. You can continue blogging as usual.
Why go for such extent just to get approved by Google Adsense?
Based on my earlier experience (It was when I started blogging). Sign up for Google Adsense is kind of difficult because of some requirements. However, after using their blogger services. It become a lot easier to get approved by Adsense.
So, if you are having problem getting approved by Google Adsense. Using this method should solve your problem. Remember that you can use the Adsense on your other blog/website too.
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