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The best websites unblockers are the ones that load fast and haven’t already been banned by every sysadmin in the universe. The trouble is, you have to keep the best website unblockers somewhat quiet, otherwise they’ll quickly become overused, and they won’t be all that great anymore.

Here are some of the best website unblockers I’ve found:

1. Bypass Proxy
2. Unblock Yahoo
3. Free proxy server

These should be enough to get you started.

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SEO Basics Series

I’m up to eight parts now. If you’re new to SEO, check it out.

Full Series on SEO Basics:

Section 1 - Content

1. SEO Basics - Part One - A Close Look at Content
2. SEO Basics - Part Two - Creating Content
3. SEO Basics - Part Three - Content Strategies
4. SEO Basics - Part Four - On Page Optimization

Section 2 - Off Page Factors (Linking)

1. Internal Linking Structure
2. Incoming Links
3. Outgoing Links
4. Acquiring Incoming Links.

The series is far from over, but that should give newbies a starting point.

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Google Gets In Sync A Bit

Nice to see Google syncing up a bit after the last few rough and tumble months. To me, it appears as if the company has been pumping a lot of cash into infrastructure improvements. Of course they haven’t made me privy to such news, but oh well. I can guess. It appears like the SERPs are at long last stabilizing.

Whether this is a universal effect I have no way of knowing so I won’t even guess.

I spent the last few days thinking a lot about web content, and I’ve written out some of my conclusions.

1. SEO Basics - Part One - Close Look at Content
3. SEO Basics - Part Two - Creating Content

Content certainly is still paying these days, but I must admit, it’s more work than ever. If Google can “get it right” I will be one happy man at last.

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Comcast Customer Service

Looking for Comcast Customer service? If so, you’re not alone. It looks like Comcast has had a major outage today.

Here’s the link for Comcast Customer Service.

Chances are you won’t be happy about the Comcast Customer Service, though. They are at an all time low according to MLive.

Comcast rated 54 out of a perfect 100 for customer satisfaction. Rapid growth for the Philadelphia-based company, which have been buying up smaller cable systems, may have added to its customer service problems, the report said.

“Comcast has come in and put a lot of money into technology, but not too much into customer sevice,” said Claes Fornell, founder of the index. “The system is still not reliable enough and when customers call for customer assistance, it is not handled the way they would like it to be.”

Good luck.

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Obama Memorial Day Speech

Senator Barack Obama gives a speech at Las Cruces on May 26th. 2008.

Here’s the video of the Obama Memorial Day Speech.

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Ted Kennedy Brain Tumor

Ted Kennedy has a brain tumor. The 72 year old Senator from Massachusetts learned the bad news today.

A brief statement by Dr. Lee Schwamm of Massachusetts General Hospital and Dr. Larry Ronan, a primary physician there, did not give details on Kennedy’s diagnosis or outlook and did not mention the possibility of surgically removing the tumor — the best hope for longer survival.

“Preliminary results from a biopsy of the brain identified the cause of the seizure as a malignant glioma in the left parietal lobe. The usual course of treatment includes combinations of various forms of radiation and chemotherapy,” the statement said.

“Decisions regarding the best course of treatment for Senator Kennedy will be determined after further testing and analysis,” it said. They doctors said Kennedy would remain at the hospital for the next couple of days and added: “He remains in good spirits and full of energy.”

The news of Kennedy’s illness caused an outpouring of support from his long timer colleagues on Capital Hill. 90 year old Robert Byrd was especially moved. “I love you and I miss you,” Byrd said.

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Operation Mockingbird

Operation Mockingbird is making the rounds today. According to WikiPedia, Operation Mockingbird means:

“Operation Mockingbird was a Central Intelligence Agency operation to influence domestic and foreign media, whose activities were made public during the Church Committee investigation in 1975 (published 1976).”

The term “Operation Mockingbird” has been gaining popularity since it was mentioned in several 2007 books, including a mention as “Project Mockingbird” in “American Spy: My Secret History in the CIA, Watergate and Beyond” by E. Howard Hunt.

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National Chocolate Chip Day

It’s National Chocolate Chip Day! Now that’s a dangerous holiday, if ever I’ve heard one. Considering how bad the national obesity epidemic has become, it’s not right to promote something so gooey, so rich, and so delectably tasty as the chocolate chip.

Some people like chocolate chip cookies, but other forget the formalities and dive right in, eating just the chocolate chip. They don’t need extra wrappings, focusing instead on the simplicity and tastiness of the chocolate chip itself.

It’s those people who are happiest on National Chocolate Chip Day. It’s to them we wish you “season’s greetings”.

Just so you know, chocolate chips are merely cut up pieces of Nestle’s semi-sweet chocolate that have been around since 1933!

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Vatican Aliens

The Vatican’s chief astronomer says he draws no distinction between life on this planet, or life in space, because God made all of it.

“Why should we not talk about an extraterrestrial brother, just as we consider earthly creatures as a brother, and sister? It would still be part of creation,” said Father Jose Gabriel Funes in an interview with the Vatican’s official newspaper L’Osservatore Romano.

Funes interview was part of a report in the paper entitled “The extraterrestrial is my brother.”

Funes went on to say he believed in the Big Bang theory, because research proves the Universe is finite.

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Obama T-Shirt

The Obama T-Shirt where Curious George is eating a banana is making the news today. Many people find the Obama T-Shirt offensive, and some are even out in Marietta, Georgia boycotting and picketing the tavern that sells the shirt.

Curious George is a cartoon monkey, and isn’t supposed to offend anyone, according to the t-shirt’s creator.

Mike Norman, the owner of Mulligan’s Food and Spirits says the T-shirt is not meant to be racist.

He says the humor is in the fact that Curious George and Obama “look so much alike.”

African American groups are not so confident and are protesting the shirt’s sale.

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