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The Mudville Gazette is written and produced by Greyhawk, the call sign of a real military guy currently serving somewhere in Iraq. Unless otherwise credited, the opinions expressed are those of the author, and nothing here is to be taken as representing the official position of or endorsement by the United States Department of Defense or any of its subordinate components. Furthermore, I will occasionally use satire or parody herein. The bottom line: it's my house.

I like having visitors to my house. I hope you are entertained. I fight for your right to free speech, and am thrilled when you exercise said rights here. Comments and e-mails are welcome, but all such communication is to be assumed to be 1)the original work of any who initiate said communication and 2)the property of the Mudville Gazette, with free use granted thereto for publication in electronic or written form. If you do NOT wish to have your message posted, write "CONFIDENTIAL" in the subject line of your email.

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September 25, 2003

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Greyhawk

Thanks for supporting MilBlogs, the Banner Code (below) ...

...can be copied and pasted in your side bar.

Don't forget to Email us advising us you've linked with banner and we'll include you on our "Friends of MilBlogs" blogroll.

The instructions below will help you post pictures to your blog HOWEVER Hello doesn't let you link a banner to MilBlogs Home which is part of being "Friends of MilBlogs". The code above is the only free hosted image that will allow you to do this. I have tried to work with several other free image hosting sights to no avail. If anyone finds one Please let me know.

Please Do Not Hotlink images from MilBlogs. Special exceptions are made for deployed soldiers with e-mail permission.
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If you'd like to be able to upload any pic in your computer to your site follow these instructions:

Blogger.com/blogspot.com User Template Edit Steps for Friends of MilBlogs:

1. Download and install Hello

2. Select the image you want, save it locally to YOUR OWN COMPUTER. (rt clk
save as)

3. Open Hello and pull down ?Tools? menu and select ?Edit Profile?. Enter url to
your blogger.com blog. Click OK.

4. Click ?SEND PICTURES? button in Hello (upper left). Click ?Use Explorer? (pops
up) to navigate to the banner you downloaded in Step 3.

5. In lower right of Hello windows, click ?Publish?.

6. Open Blogger Dashboard to Edit Posts. ?Edit? the post you just published.
Save as a draft. This lets you acquire image html. Copy all of the HTML code and paste it into post where you would like picture to appear in your post.

7. Place <(center)> tag before and <(/center)> after if you want it centered in your post. Subtract ( )'s

8. Click ?Preview? and ensure the picture appears on your blog page. If so,
congratulations, you have just outgrown Blogger.com. Time for your own site
& domain name!

9. You are done. Have a relatively stress-free day. :-)

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September 25, 2003

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