Enroll with IndianBloodDonors.com

There are many patients needing blood everyday in various hospitals in your city, some patients are from your own city and some are from another city. At times a patient dies because he does not get a unit of blood and at times a needy patient is exploited by people or institutions who have stooped low enough to make quick and easy money by providing unhealthy blood.

Indianblooddonors.com is a Wireless (SMS) and Email based alert System for voluntary blood donors. It directly alerts registered blood donors in “real time” via SMS and Emails according to their blood donation calender.

Though text messaging is not a new technology, the idea of utilizing it to communicate quickly with potential donors is. The website gives Blood Donors complete privacy. A registered voluntary donor would not like to be disturbed regularly . Donors may want to donate blood at their own pace and time.

Indianblooddonors.com ensure that our donors donate blood at the Blood Bank / Hospital of their choice preferably which is closest to their place of work / residence. The authenticity of each Request posted on the site is preserved.

So please enroll with Indianblooddonors.com as fast as possible. You can save Lives!

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Perl Template Toolkit

The Template Toolkit is a fast, powerful and easily extensible template processing system written in Perl with certain key elements coded in C for maximum speed. It is ideally suited (but not limited) to the creation of static and dynamic web content, and incorporates various modules and tools to simplify this process. The Toolkit is highly portable, with minimal dependencies or restrictions on how and where it can be used. It is robust, reliable, well documented and freely available as Open Source.

Features

Fast, powerful and extensible template processing system.
Powerful presentation language supports all standard templating directives, e.g. variable substitution, includes, conditionals, loops.

Many additional features such as output filtering, exception handling, macro definition, support for plugin objects, definition of template metadata, embedded Perl code (only enabled by EVAL_PERL option), definition of template blocks, a ’switch’ statement, and more.

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What is RSS?

RSS

RSS is a family of XML files format for web syndication used by news websites and weblogs. The acronym stands for one of the following standards:

* Rich Site Summary (RSS 0.9x)

* RDF Site Summary (RSS 0.9 and 1.0)

* Really Simple Syndication (RSS 2.x)

RSS is used to provide items containing short descriptions of web
content together with a link to the full version of the content. This
information is delivered as an XML file called RSS feed, RSS stream, or RSS channel. An orange rectangle with the letters XML or RSS is often used as a link to a site’s RSS feed.

RSS is widely used by the weblog community and major news
organizations.

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Basics of Blogging

This short article—intended for the readers of blogs—will describe the process for newcomers.

Categories.There are two categories of blogs.

One is the traditional weblog, where a Web surfer shares his online discoveries.

The second is the Web diary, where a person shares his or her thoughts of the day. Often, blogs of one style have elements of the other. A diarist might discuss a link, while traditional webloggers will commonly ramble on about something that happened to them that day. Though the discussion here applies to both types of blogs, it focuses mainly on the weblog style.

Blog layout. Blogs are laid out in a last-in-first-out style. This means that the last item posted or written is at the top of the blog. Very few blogs violate this model, since it earmarks the site as a blog, and the mechanism of the software encourages it by default. Online magazines that purport to be something else are actually blogs if they use this style, and are probably laid out with blogging software.
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