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Today when I opened Blogger, I was surprised to see a pop-up that showed a new feature called views. With it Blogger has introduced 5 fresh alternate views that can be used to see the blog posts. This feature uses the latest web technology including AJAX, HTML & CSS3. According to the post on Blogger Buzz, this is just a preview and we can soon be able to customize this views!!! Well, this had took Blogger much ahead of WordPress now. I personally prefer Blogger as it is more customizable, user friendly and easy than WordPress.
According to the Blogger help centre article, following conditions must be satisfied to view your blog in different views:

Your blog must be public. Your readers don’t need to sign in to view your blog.

Your blog must have feeds fully enabled. In the Settings | Site feed tab, you have enabled either Full or Jump Break for your Post Feed.

You have not disabled dynamic views. In the Setting | Formatting tab, the option for Enable Dynamic Views is set to Yes. Click on the name of the view below to view this blog in different views:

1. Flipcard
2. Mosaic
3. Sidebar
4. Snapshot
5. Timeslide

Here’s a snap how these views looks like:

This post is originally written by one of my reader, Jena Ellis. She wants to share her article with my readers. So I am re-blogging her post here.

In a highly electrifying quarter final of Cricket World Cup 2011 between India & Australia, India had beaten Australia in every department of the game. The atmosphere at Motera Stadium was just like a carnival.
Well, there were some funny moments in the match like Gambhir’s curses when he got out… (Not Safe For Work words!!!).
One of them is below:

What was Aussie captain Ricky Ponting asked the Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, and what Sachin answered him???
Here’s the answer:

Ponting to Sachin: “Hey mate, which is the shortest route to airport? We need a flight back to Sydney tonight.”

Sachin: “Just go out of stadium, take a left turn to Sabarmati road, then again go left for Shahibaug Underbridge via Shubhash Bridge and go straight for the Taj Hotel, take a right turn and you are there…. Ahmedabad International Airport…”

[Originally posted on: romil-online.blogspot.com]