Cara Beternak Kelinci

Trnak kelinci bisa dikategorikan ternak hias (aneka ternak) dan juga bisa dikategorikan ternak potong karena daging kelinci ternyata cukup diminati masyarakat terutama untuk panganan berbentuk sate kelinci. Nilai ekonomis beternak kelinci sangat bergantung pada tata cara beternak yang dilakukan terutama menyangkut masa panen dan pemasaran. Kita tahu bahwa kelinci merupakan salah satu hewan yang

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Berita Terbaru - Harga BBM Naik

Berita Terbaru hari ini kenaikan BBM  -  mungkin kalimat ini yang sedang di bicarakan oleh semua penduduk di indonesia terutama para petinggi yang ada di indonesia bah kan rakyat kecil pun membicarakan nya mungkin kah mampu "pikir rakyat kecil yang penghasilanya pas- pasan kenaikan BBM membuat mereka binggung membagi antara uang dapur dan uang lain nya karna dampak kenaikan BBm membuat bahan pokok naik pula.

Dimana - mana kini membahas kenaikaan BBM harapan rakyat kecil si semua  serba murah tapi apa hendak di kata pemerintah harus berpikir keras mengatasi maasalh ini Seperti diketahui, pemerintah dan DPR RI mencapai kesepakatan terhadap alokasi anggaran untuk Bantuan Langsung Sementara Masyarakat (BLSM), yang menjadi bagian penting paket kompensasi dan perlindungan sosial untuk menolong kelompok masyarakat kurang mampu yang paling rentan terkena dampak kenaikan harga BBM bersubsidi.Begitu juga empat Fraksi yang menyatakan penolakan Rancangan Pendapatan dan Belanja Negara Perubahan (RAPBN Perubahan) 2013. Empat fraksi yang dimaksud yakni Partai Demokrasi Indonesia Perjuangan, Partai Keadilan Sejahtera, Partai Hati Nurani Rakyat dan Partai Gerindra.

Menurut Berita Terbaru Banggar DPR dalam rapatnya pada Kamis (13/6/2013) siang menyepakati alokasi anggaran BLSM sebesar Rp9,3 triliun atau lebih hemat Rp2,3 triliun dari anggaran sebelumnya yang dipatok Rp11,625 triliun.Sementara anggaran tambahan untuk raskin tetap Rp4,3 triliun, bantuan siswa miskin (BSM) sebesar Rp7,5 triliun dan Program Keluarga Harapan (PKH) sebesar Rp0,7 triliun.

Setelah Ini apa lagi program pemerintah untuk memajukan negri ini BBM sudah mau naik dan akan membuat rakyat kecil yang penghasilan papasan merasa bingung apalagi jiika semua bahan pokok naik dan kebutuhan smakin tinggi apakah mungkin pemerinah akan menaikan gaji  buru dan karyan yang kecil .

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Why enabling a mobile template just became more important to some bloggers

This QuickTip explains some recent announcements from Google  about SEO and mobile devices, and what they mean for Blogger users.

If SEO matters for your blog, and your blog is relevant for users with moble devices, then you pretty much need to enable a mobile template.

Why?   In short, because this recent post from Webmaster Central says that for Google the ranking of search results on mobile devices is now impacted by how well sites are optimized for mobile devices.

This means that if you haven't set up your blog for mobile, then it won't come up so highly in the search results seen by mobile users.

As well as the template, there are a range of other factors that affect how well your site works for mobile. Blogger users cannot control a lot of them, though we can think about:

• Page load speed 
• Using the Pages gadget as the top menu bar, rather than a linked-list or labels gadget, - because it converts into a drop-down menu in when a mobile template is applied.

Also, remember that if you make a home-page using a custom re-direct, this will only work in your desktop version. The re-direct isn't applied for mobile viewers, they just see your most recent posts in mobile-friendly tiles.

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Apple announced Mavericks new iOS for Mac and mobile devices

Apple’s new OSX Mavericks will be available for later series of iPhone 4, iPad 2 and iPad Mini. Craig Federighi, SVP of Apple’s Software Engineering officially announced this new iOS at the 23^rd Apple Worldwide Developers Conference at Monday, June 10 2013. At this San Francisco event a Apple’s own  Digital Radio Service, new MacBook Air and few more extra software updates were announced also.

This is not the final version. We’ll have to wait until October this year to grab the final Maverick. Don’t worry, it’s workable now. You can read a comprehensive details of Mavericks features on Tech Goes Strongand GNT

BusinessInsider has a great post about Mavericks also to check out.

If you think that any of these information contains wrong information and need an upgrade or change, please kindly inform via comment box below. Your valuable comments will definitely make this blog rich and informative also.



**Disclaimer:Information and images collected mainly from manufacturer's website, manuals, user guides and some other online resources. Only some editorial touch given for better understanding and viewing experience. Author of this blog will not bear any liabilities on this regards.

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How to install Facebook's Open Graph tags into Blogger

This article shows how to install Facebook's Open Graph tags into Blogger

Why Open Graph 

Neil Patel recently explained on Quick Sprout why having Facebook and Twitter tags installed into your blog is important.

To cut his long story short, if you install them, then when someone shares your blog-post, the shared item looks better. This means that more people are likely to follow the link and/or share it themselves - so your blog gets more traffic, and people think you're more professional and thus credible.

Neil also stated that if you don't use Wordpress, "you’ll need to manually generate meta tags for each page on your site" - but fortunately for Blogger users who are brave enough to edit their template that's not true.   Blogger provides lots of SEO-supportive features these days, and you can easily use them to make OG-tags work on your blog - even if you haven't quite got your head around what OG is - personally it too me months to understand what it was all about.

The following sections have more details about how to do this.

How to install Facebook's Open Graph tags into a blog made with Blogger

Edit your template in the usual way.

1     Tell Google about the namespace:

Find the opening <html  ... statement, and add the Open Graph namespace information to it.   The code to add is

xmlns:og='http://ogp.me/ns#'

and it goes after the existing namespace statements.   For example, my current tag looks like:

<html b:version='2' class='v2' expr:dir='data:blog.languageDirection'
xmlns='http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml'
xmlns:b='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/b'
xmlns:data='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/data'
xmlns:expr='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/expr'    >

or like this after the line is added:

<html b:version='2' class='v2' expr:dir='data:blog.languageDirection'
xmlns='http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml'
xmlns:b='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/b'
xmlns:data='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/data'
xmlns:expr='http://www.google.com/2005/gml/expr'
xmlns:og='http://ogp.me/ns#'>

2   Add the Open Graph tags

Find the closing </head> tag.
(Hint:  I often search for just </head   ie without the closing >, in case there's something else in the tag in my template)


Put the following code immediately before it:

<!-- Begin Open Graph metadata --> 

<meta expr:content='&quot;en_US&quot;' property='og:locale'/> <meta expr:content='data:blog.canonicalUrl' property='og:url'/> 

<b:if cond='data:blog.pageType == &quot;item&quot;'>
<meta expr:content='data:blog.pageName' property='og:title'/>
<meta content='article' property='og:type'/>

</b:if> 

<meta expr:content='data:blog.title' property='og:site_name'/> 

<b:if cond='data:blog.postImageThumbnailUrl'>
<meta expr:content='data:blog.postImageThumbnailUrl' property='og:image'/>
<b:else/>
<meta content='URL-FOR-IMAGE-YOU-WANT-TO-USE-IF-THERE-IS-NOT-A-THUMBNAIL-PHOTO-IN-THE-POST' property='og:image'/>
</b:if> 

<b:if cond='data:blog.metaDescription'>

<meta expr:content='data:blog.metaDescription' property='og:description'/>

<b:else/>

<meta expr:content='data:post.snippet' property='og:description'/>

</b:if>

<!-- End Open Graph metadata -->

This code needs to be adapted for your blog.   In particular:

• en_US

This value is fine if your blog is written in US-English. But if you are writing in UK-English, you may want to change it to en_GB.   

And if you are using a different language altogether, you should change it to the two letter code for that language-territory combination:   see https://developers.facebook.com/docs/internationalization/  for more information about the codes that they support

• URL-FOR-IMAGE-YOU-WANT-TO-USE-IF-THERE-IS-NOT-A-THUMBNAIL-PHOTO-IN-THE-POST 

Replace this with the web-address of a picture that you want to use if the individual post doesn't have a thumbnail  - perhaps your logo, or a blogger logo.

• App-ID and Facebook-Profile-ID

If you have got an App-ID associated with your blog, perhaps because you signed up to use Facebook commenting with it, then you may also want to add the following statements, just before  the "<!-- End Open Graph metadata -->"

<meta content='App-ID' property='fb:app_id'/>
<meta content='Facebook-Profile-ID' property='fb:admins'/>

Of course putting in your own values instead of the ones in red   (I'm assuming that if you knew enough to get an App-ID, then you will know how to find it, and also about the risks associated with linking your Facebook-profile-ID to your blog.)

3    Check it's complete:

Preview the template changes to make sure that they've worked, and then save them.

Troubleshooting

Testing the OG tags

Facebook have a tool that you can use to see what values the OG tags in your blog have.
It is found here: https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug

Enter the URL of one of the posts from your blog and click Debug to see the OG tags which Facebook finds for it.

Descriptions

The Descriptions tag will only work if you have Search-descriptions on (Option > Search > Meta-tags > Enabled), and have entered a search description for each post using the post-editor.   I had hoped to be able to use post.snippet when this wasn't available, but have not been able to work out the correct syntax to do this.

Pictures

Facebook would like you to use an image that's at least 200x200 as your posts's thumbnail image or as the default image to use for posts that don't have one.

If the picture that you use is smaller than this, they do appear to use it.

However you will see the following message when you use a debugging tool to look at what tags Facebook is reading from your site:

og:image should be larger
Provided og:image is not big enough. Please use an image that's at least 200x200 px. Image 'http://3.bp.blogspot.com/XXX.png' will be used instead.

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Related Articles:

Advantages and disadvantages of editing your Blogger template

Post.thumbnail:   a summary image for a post

How to edit your Blogger template

Linking your blog to the social networks

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Numbered Page Navigation For Blogger New Script

Today we will see how to add a nice page number navigation hack blogger. The default navigation links (i.e Older Posts) is not the friendly visitor if you are having a lot of jobs and bloggers readers.Few has some problems with the above script navigation page. Now here is a completely new script and work for numbered page navigation (i.e. Panigation) for Blogger. The paging widget for blogger it easy for the visitor. It is a must have for any new blogs.This new script allows you to add numbered page navigation to blogger/ blogspot blog with page numbers starting(1, 2, 3, 4 ….) like those of a book.

Add Numbered Page Navigation Widget With DIfferent Styles For Blogger / Blogspot




Page navigation widget for blogger is most popular widget, and most bloggers are using this. because these players are only provided in the wordpress blogs hosted or blogs.But now his trick has been made ​​available to bloggers is also here that I am giving this Page Navigation Widget with different styles and options for full customization


How To Install This Widget On Blogger :-

Customize the Given Options and Click on Generate button
Click Add to Blogger button to add this widget on your Blog

Stylish Numbered Page Navigation Widget with Colored Styles For Blogger


Numbered Page Navigation Widget is a JavaScript hack for blogger to easily navigate blogger pages. In this post i am giving stylish navigation with different colorful styles.

An error was found in some blogs and it is also fixed in this widget.
eg.hiding at top


How To Install This Widget On Blogger :-

1. Click the below Button
2. Customize the Options given in Widget form
3. Click on "Generate" Button
4. Finally click On "Add To Blogger" Button

How to Add Numbered Page Navigation Widget for Blogger / Blogspot

Page navigation is awesome widget that allows navigation of page number to the visitors. You might have seen numbered page navigation in many WordPress blogs. It is simple JavaScript that allows your older posts, new posts and links to the house numbers. Have you seen older posts, new messages and links at home bored.



How To Add Numbered Page Navigation Widget to Blogger Blog?

I am giving best customizing options to this widget

Note:-Choose colors for your convenience you feel good.

1.Customize Options in Widget Form
2.Click on Generate Button
3.Then finally Click on Add to Blogger Button to add as a Widget

Blogger Page Navigation Widget With DIfferent Styles

How To Install This Widget On Blogger :-

Customize the Given Options and Click on Generate button
Click Add to Blogger button to add this widget on your Blog

UPDATED

Change based on your blog setting :
var postperpage=5;
var numshowpage=3;

Postperpage : How many Post every Page for your blog
numshowpage : how Many number will show in Your page Navigation

Customize Label (if you already use my previous Page Navi don’t use this step)

Go to the Edit HTML page and “Expand Widget Templates”
Find this (all of this text in your xml or template)

'data:label.url'

and Replace with this

'data:label.url + &quot;?&amp;max-results=5&quot;'

Change 5 base on how many post every page

Many thanks to Harish for making this code , Some Stylings and PageNavi Script by Abu Farhan and I just tested and modified to work on blogger

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Choosing a replacement for Google Reader

This post tells the story of my choosing a replacement for Google reader.

Every so often, I do a post here on Blogger-HAT which is a little "different".

Today, I'm starting the quest to choose a replacement for Google Reader (yes, the turn-off was announced back in March, but there's no point in starting these things too soon - I expect that a few options have improved considerably since then.

One way that this post is different is that I'm going to hit publish very soon, with the post just started not just finished.    So if you're a subscriber and want to see what I end up with, you might like to sign up on Facebook or somewhere, so you get a notification when I've finished.

So let's get started:

First stop:  google.com   [google reader replacement]
A cool 66-million results.   Yeah, I'll zip through those in no time.

Scanning down the list, I don't recognise some of the top placegetters:

The first three are from Google News.   No, don't want to check them - I want comparative reviews, no press-releases.

A post from "howtogeek" - nah, I don't want to be a geek.

One from "workflowing.net" - sounds like a sponsored listing, even though it's not.  But the summary does say "Note: This post is a running list and will continue to be updated with new options and " - let's take a look.   They have five options:
Feedly
Feedbin
Feed Wrangler
Fever

Feedly is the only free one.   They're making the usual mutterings about "look what happened to the last free option" - but I remember Picnik:   it wasn't free, but it still got shut down.    So I'm not hung up about free = no control.

Not enough to compare yet, need to check another list or two.

6 June update:   

Saw this comment on another site.

Looked atThe Old Reader - Clicked on the sign-in with Google and see that The Old Reader is requesting permission to: View and manage your Google Contacts - That's a NO
Looked at Feedly - Clicked on the Get Feedly for Chrome and it states it can Access your data on all websites and Access your tabs & browsing activity - That's a NO

I'm not so fussed about whether something accesses my tabs and browsing activity - but I don't want a Chrome app:   I need something that works in whatever browser I happen to use, be it IE in the office or Firefox or Chrome at home.

12 June:

I found a reference to Rolio somewhere.    Signed up - even though the screen looked rather bare and pale ( = trendy, but harder to read).   Then I subscribed to one feed, and got an email confirming that I'd subscribed.   Ahh ... no, that's going to get wayyy too painful.

16 June:

I'm starting to get concerned about the number of de-recommendations I'm seeing.   There seem to be lots of reasons not to use tools, and no compelling replacement.

So I decided to try The Old Reader.  

The bit about it wanting to access your Google Contacts may be true - but it's not necessary.    I decided to keep the two services separate, and signed up with a totally new account, no Google Contacts requests involved.

It looked a bit odd to start with, but once I realized that it doesn't actually work with IE8, and switched to Chrome, it worked ok.   Personally I think the design is a little ugly - but the basics of Google Reader are there.  

Reading their blog, it's still a very young product - three developers, now getting help from the wider community, but still working out a sustainable model for their product.    So it could start charging subscriptions (I'm not keen) or showing ads (doesn't worry me, provided they're not too intrusive) or get bought of by a large player (I'm guessing that won't be Google :-)  ), and I might be searching again.   But it's worth the risk for a while I think.

Criteria for choosing:

The classic approach to choosing software is to determine your requirements, then evaluate options against how well they meet them.    But I've found it hard to distil my requirements.

Bottom line - it must let import and let me read the RSS feeds I have now, and let me add new ones.

Pretty important:

Not a stream:  I want to catch up with everything in each feed every so often - not just a stream of what's recent.

Must read RSS feeds - not tweets or other stuff.

Nice to have:

Browser independent

Used my Google account (maybe)

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