Google Slaps Overstock.com On The Wrists For Tinkering With Search Results

Commented by jc364:
1:43 PM on February 24, 2011

Okay, point taken. Those things help to identify your content, which does help improve rankings. However, in my experience, content is the deciding factor. You could have absolutely lousy SEO and still have great ranking. And, you could have great SEO and a lousy ranking. The point is, people have to want your service in order for your rankings to improve.

Undercover TSA Agent Makes It Through Full-Body Scanners With Gun In Her Undies

Commented by jc364:
1:09 PM on February 24, 2011

The screeners were "disciplined?" What does it take for these guys to get fired? I'm sorry, but if a person is able to get through airline security with a gun, not once but 5 times, then someone clearly wasn't doing their job.

This gives some validity to the quote:
"They who would trade liberty for security soon have none and deserve neither." -Ben Franklin

Is This A Macy's Ad, Or A Math Test?

Commented by jc364:
1:00 PM on February 24, 2011

They probably don't want to show the real price of the jewelry up front. That way, the sales rep has a chance to explain to the customers what an awesome deal they are getting.

Google Slaps Overstock.com On The Wrists For Tinkering With Search Results

Commented by jc364:
12:50 PM on February 24, 2011

Really, the only good way to boost search engine rankings is to serve good content. Most other methods will run the risk of getting your site penalized by Google.

GM Didn't Tell Me About Recall Before My Engine Caught Fire, Won't Help Me Out

Commented by jc364:
1:14 PM on April 5, 2010

Wouldn't he risk a price increase and/or a deductible amount if he filed a claim under insurance?

This Is Why You Don't Answer Anonymous Telephone Surveys At Work

Commented by jc364:
1:12 PM on March 31, 2010

The trick is to provide proof that they altered the recording.

UPS Guy Outwits Thieves With Clever Hiding Place

Commented by jc364:
1:44 PM on March 24, 2010

So, don't keep us waiting... where's the package?

Target Ignores Its Own Ban, Lets Petitioners Annoy Shoppers

Commented by jc364:
1:36 PM on March 24, 2010

Absolutely. I see the display, I see the uniforms, I see the signs... if I wanted cookies, I think I could find them if I really wanted to. No need to harass everyone walking past.

Target Ignores Its Own Ban, Lets Petitioners Annoy Shoppers

Commented by jc364:
1:32 PM on March 24, 2010

It's one thing for a Salvation Army worker to stand there ringing a bell. It's another to be stopped and asked for something. One is a passive approach, and the other is more aggressive. I'm fine with a passive type petition or fundraiser, but I am annoyed when confronted by people. My general philosophy is, if I am interested in what you're doing, I'll come to you; otherwise, leave me alone.

Oregon Woman Sues McDonalds Over Too-Hot Coffee

Commented by jc364:
1:15 PM on February 8, 2010

I'm sure that McDonalds, after losing the original lawsuit, made the necessary changes required to keep from losing this lawsuit again. If not, then they absolutely deserve what's coming.

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