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You’ve got to keep ‘em separated…
36 days ago
by Sylvia Bass
I hate learning lessons the hard way. Recently I learned that it is always best to keep your hosting provider separate from your hosting registrar. As mentioned before, my former host had a major problem in December. Their site was hacked and thus one of my sites was hacked. All contact for technica ...
Sylvia Bass » Blog - sylviabass.com
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No Excuses Allowed (Anymore)
36 days ago
by jcladyluv
“Excuses are the nails used to build a house of failure.” ~Don Wilder I was in the gym this morning and one of the guys in there (who hadn’t been there for about two weeks) strolled in to a barrage of questions from everyone else in the weight room. In our gym we look after [...]
Write 2 Be - writetobe.wordpress.com · 1 reference
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Gentleman Gerry and the upright jerker
36 days ago
by nursemyra
Gerald Chapman (1887 – 1926), called the “Count of Gramercy Park”, and “The Gentleman Bandit” was an American criminal who spoke with a near impeccable English accent. image found here After being convicted on a bank robbery charge and transferred from Sing Sing, he first became acquainted with ‘Dut ...
gimcrack hospital (PG) - nursemyra.wordpress.com · Rank: 29,607 · 139 references
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Things that are most likely the devil:
36 days ago
by dbs
This website is fun (and it helps me manage the guilt too).
think.stew - thinkstew-dbs.blogspot.com · Rank: 7,399 · 22 references
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Content matters: Google paid link, Twitter’s verified goof
36 days ago
by Levi Sumagaysay
• Google is punishing itself. It has demoted search results for its Chrome Web browser for at least 60 days in response to news that one of its ad campaigns violated its own policies on paid links. After that, according to Google exec Matt Cutts, who wrote about the issue on Google+ yesterday...
GMSV - blogs.siliconvalley.com/gmsv · Rank: 36,673 · 427 references
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Thought-provoking essay on cause and correlation in modern science
36 days ago
by Maggie Koerth-Baker
Science is the best method we have for understanding the world. That doesn't mean that everything scientists ever think they've figured out is correct. And it doesn't mean that we're doing science in the best way possible right now. For a great illustration of this, I recommend reading Jonah Lehrer' ...
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