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WHAT’S WRONG with my Feedburner?

I checked out my feeds on Feedburner and was annoyed with what I saw:

Feedburner displays my feed in its XML format. So how can I encourage readers to subscribe to my feeds with that?

Another thing is the sudden occurrences of misplaced extra questions marks all over my feeds and sometimes within my posts. Could all these be consequences of upgrading to WP 2.3.3?

Googling the answers to these questions is my only hope but so far I haven’t found clear answers.

A BOMB blast rocked the crowd of people celebrating the culminating activities of Kalilangan Festival, GenSan’s 69th Foundation Anniversary  of at the Oval Plaza, General Santos City, 10:45 last night, Feb 27, 2008, leaving one dead and six injured.

The only fatality was reportedly the suspected bomber.

He was identified by the local authorities as Glenn Octaviano, 27, a resident of nearby city, Koronadal.

The other six injured were Mario Abasilan, Arnel Tinaco, Noel Navarro, Randy Cuevas, Benjie Querin, and Melvin Saranillo.

After the explosion, the festivities continued.

It is a question how the bomber was able to pass through the tight security in the vicinity.

THE BATANGKALYE has heard many stories about the ZTE Controversy. Now, in time for the celebration of the revolution in EDSA through which Filipinos showed the world that we are hardcore advocates of democracy.

Take a short trip to Batangkalye’s blog to read what he has to say about the issue.

I WAS not suprised when I signed in to my MyBlogLog account and found this:

That is because of his post that contains a part of the result of the December 2007 Nursing Licensure Examination (NLE) or the Nursing Board Exam.

Jehzeel Laurente of http://www.jehzlau-concepts.com is probably the Philippine’s best in Search Engine Optimization (SEO). In fact, he tops the Philippines’ representatives to the SEOContest2008, a worldwide SEO competition. Currently, he is Number 2 for the keyword SEOContest2008, next to the official site of the contest.

IT IS during the prom night that girls become ladies and boys, gentlemen. So far, I have five times the excitement; I had two proms in high school, and two in college. The last one I attended took place last night, where I was as excited as the students because it’s my first prom—this time, as a teacher.