I have been searching for the perfect adsense plugin from the day 1, i made this blog. But none of them made me happy. every one of them were having some kind of issues at some point. Some of them showed different colors. Some of them showed up with no proper alignment, etc etc. I found the Plugin Easy Adsense a good one. But nowadays it having/showing some kind of problem while activating. But still I never liked it as a whole. It had lots of limitations and was kinda confusing. Then I started searching for this perfect plugin again.
At last I found one. The perfect one for my needs. The WhyDoWork.com AdSense Plugin for WordPress.
WhyDoWork.com Adsense is a WordPress plugin that allows you to insert Adsense ads on your blog without modifying the template. More then that, you can set it up to show different Adsense ads for articles older then X days (x is the number of days you decide).
For example, you can insert a 468×60 ad at the bottom of a new article, and once that article turns 7 days old it will have a more aggressive 336×280 ad blended with the text from the beginning of that article.
This way your regular readers will not be bothered by your ads, while visitors coming to older posts from search engines or other sources, will see a version that is monetized better.
Another feature is the ability to exclude ads wherever you like based on post id, or by using our no-adsense tag.
Download and Install V1.2:
As far as I know, the plugin didn’t have any updates. the last updated version is V1.2 and the updation was on October 14th 2007. But still old doesnot make it a imperfect one. I loved it. I think you will also. So why don’t you give it a try.
From: http://www.whydowork.com/blog/whydowork-adsense-plugin/
Some of you may have noticed that, our Twitter pages are superseding our blogs in Google search results for your name. Tech journalist Marshall Kirkpatrick has an easy HTML workaround to keep Twitter from becoming your primary online identity.
All of you surely want your blog or website to come first in the search result. Well its ok if its not first. But we dont want these social community profiles to come before our Websites or Blogs. Kirkpatrick discovered a small HTML tag that was missing from his own blog, yet present in Twitter, that could make all the difference.
He said,
So the long and short of this story is that if you want to make sure that Google understands your blog to be your primary beacon on the web, then you should add the words rel=”me” to a relevant link on your blog. I’ve added that tag to the link on my sidebar that goes to my feedback page, because that’s a good page for me. It’s as simple as making the link text read a href=”http://marshallk.com/feedback” rel=”me”.
Via – Lifehacker Via – Add One Line To Your Blog or Twitter Could Become Your Primary Identity [Marshall Kirkpatrick]
Nowadays there are places where you can watch movies brand new movies for free.
Malware writers are making use of this thing also.Now a malware is spreading commonly known as harry potter malware which is using the eagerness of people who want to watch the harrypotter new movie.
Cybercriminals are pushing “blackhat” search engine optimization tactics to target the most popular file sharing and P2P networks, pursuing those interested in upcoming movie releases and in particular taking advantage of the sizeable Harry Potter fan base wanting to download the movie in advance of its screening.
the bad guys are populating sites like Digg.com and Blogspot and sending spam e-mail messages with enticements to ‘Watch “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince online free”’ and links to a bogus film site. They are also flooding the comment sections of these sites with various Harry Potter related keywords, to try to trick search engines into displaying their site in search results.
People who click on the play button for this movie will be asked to install a file for installing the streaming pack or codec pack.Normal users will install this file to watch the movie.
Actually this file is nothing but a malware which is koobface worm in almost all cases. This can include keyloggers, Remote administration tools, and even backdoors. the result is you will be using a compromised system by which attackers can use your credit card,emails,social community,etc etc.
So beware of it.think twice before downloading any files like this.. 
the screen shot for an example is given here.
