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So here’s an interesting little discovery, type the following into your FF address bar
Museum of Modern Art
You should be directed to http://moma.org/

I’m sure there’s a perfectly good reason why Google includes data from adsense crawls into the index right away, but not data from blog ping crawls. I mean the reason they do it with adsense is to “reduce bandwidth”, so not applying the same logic to blog crawls is completely logical isn’t it.
Really just think [...]

Hey Google blog search how come I can’t blog search for domain.com? What if I wanted to know who mentioned [techcrunch.com] do you automatically think I meant to search for [link:techcrunch.com] ? Why is that important? Maybe I want to know who blogged about [sneakers.com] and not the word [sneakers]. The link command would work [...]

C’mon Matt if you take away the supplemental results label how are we ever going to know what’s “broken” in order to fix it
SEOmoz | Google – Please Bring Back the Supplemental Results Query; It’s Incredibly Valuable
I believe it’s good to remove this query because I don’t want people to get fixated on Supplemental [...]

Want to see something funny, create a Google document and use the word [fuhgetaboutit]. I didn’t expect Google docs to recognize it as word however I was rather amused when they suggested [skateboarded] as a correction. Must be a California thing … fuhgetaboutit

If I’m looking for [private jet long island] chances are I don’t want to see craigslist crap nor do I want to see a local newsday (newspaper) article about hillary clinton defending her private jet use. I guess I should be glad I didn’t get a wikipedia listing …
C’mon Google you can do better …

It’s barely audible but Matt Cutts calls me a kitten

I demand a recount of the hanging chads or something, because according to a recent press release Google is the most desireable place to work for undergraduates just beating out Disney … ACK!!!
Say it ain’t so Mickey … Say it ain’t so …

Google added a new section to webmaster central today entitled “report paid links”. How anyone other than me or quite possibly my book keeper know whether a link is paid or not is very questionable, but let’s dig just a little deeper shall we.