As you can probably see, I've added a skyscraper of AdSense ads to the design - more to learn about AdSense than in the hope of generating a pile of revenue. But my hope is that it ads (if you forgive the pun) to the usefulness of the blog, or at least does not degrade it. Perhaps you'll see some interesting products and services...
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