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I'm not cool enough to upload images yet, so search for "tampa lawyer"... and notice how there is a row of 5 stars for the first position of the google places results from someone called "Mike, Tampa", and then a second row of five stars from regular reviews across the web. This is the first...

This is a bit out of left field (*cough* a poem in bhw?), but why not... it's pertinent to a lot of us here I think. <copy> Staring aloft, wonder ignites what lurks outside my cave tonight others pass and others go yet where to, I do not know What wonders those fortunates must see whose path...

All, I couldn't find a service to do what I wanted, so I wrote one... basically, it goes into Godaddy, downloads all of the auctions, check's their PR with google, and then checks again to make sure the PR is valid (it's usually not... but a lot of them are legit). So some questions: 1) Has...

Anyone have suggestions on this? It seems the entire industry is hell bent on using client side technologies for tracking web statistics. But besides the ease of setup, I see more disadvantages than I do advantages. "Back in the day"... I used webtrends and it handled everything we needed...