Friday, March 20, 2009
R Google being evil? Simon Ford's "Beating Google Friend Connect" has been pulled
from the YouTube "Search Engine Rankings".
It's not in the 20 pages of search results
http://ping.fm/4y82y
Simon Ford published his second video showing how my first video beat all of Google's 9 videos into 1st place.
If you missed this story read about it here http://ping.fm/m6guT
We got my 2nd video into 11th position within 24 hours of publishing it yesterday. It was flying up through the ranksinto 2nd position, right under our first video at number 1,..then,
out of the blue,..Google pulled it. Gone!
Although flattered Google have had to cheat to beat us at their own game. It's really not good news for any of us, I mean,knowing Google manipulate search results changes life as we know it? What this means is that Google control the worlds information, they don't simply organize it like their adds say. They decide how they display it to us, in what order and what gets cut. This is proof Google choose what we do and don't see.
from the YouTube "Search Engine Rankings".
It's not in the 20 pages of search results
http://ping.fm/4y82y
Simon Ford published his second video showing how my first video beat all of Google's 9 videos into 1st place.
If you missed this story read about it here http://ping.fm/m6guT
We got my 2nd video into 11th position within 24 hours of publishing it yesterday. It was flying up through the ranksinto 2nd position, right under our first video at number 1,..then,
out of the blue,..Google pulled it. Gone!
Although flattered Google have had to cheat to beat us at their own game. It's really not good news for any of us, I mean,knowing Google manipulate search results changes life as we know it? What this means is that Google control the worlds information, they don't simply organize it like their adds say. They decide how they display it to us, in what order and what gets cut. This is proof Google choose what we do and don't see.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
Lemons: Life after Loss..your net value is more than your net worth..The call will be recorded and send out so even if you can't make it..you can listen to it afterwards.
"When you have exhausted all the possibilities, remember you haven't". Thomas Edison
You are invited to join Dr. Karen Vizer and Anne Walsh on March 19th at 11AM Pacific time (2PM Eastern time and 6 PM GMT) for this free, insightful, timely, preview call for our teleseminar, "Lemons: Life after Loss".
Your net value is more than your net worth!
We have created this content specifically to help you through these uncertain and challenging times. We know from speaking and meeting people in our circle that while many of you are focused on staying positive and seeking to see this chaotic uncertain time as the precursor to a new positive era, we also know that many of you are impacted by fear, uncertainty and upheaval and our goal is to support you through this. We support you by helping you to locate the lemons in your backyard and using the resources you have to expand your courage beyond your fear.
Sometimes it takes someone else shining a light on what we can't see for us to move forward and realize the benefits and gifts of what we are experiencing. Anne and Karen are your "go to" people for that. Both are gifted coaches who will guide you through this time and show you possibilities and tantalizing prospects you may not be able to see.
We record all of our calls so even if you can't make the preview call you will be able to listen later and get all the benefit as though you were there live with us.
Here's what you get:
Feel safe no matter what is going on
Exchange despair for hope
Learn 5 things you can do today to make things better immediately
Learn how to say NO but doing it so well that your boss or significant other thinks you said yes
Get your power back no matter what your position
Register here: www.karenvizer.com/lifeafterloss.html
"When you have exhausted all the possibilities, remember you haven't". Thomas Edison
You are invited to join Dr. Karen Vizer and Anne Walsh on March 19th at 11AM Pacific time (2PM Eastern time and 6 PM GMT) for this free, insightful, timely, preview call for our teleseminar, "Lemons: Life after Loss".
Your net value is more than your net worth!
We have created this content specifically to help you through these uncertain and challenging times. We know from speaking and meeting people in our circle that while many of you are focused on staying positive and seeking to see this chaotic uncertain time as the precursor to a new positive era, we also know that many of you are impacted by fear, uncertainty and upheaval and our goal is to support you through this. We support you by helping you to locate the lemons in your backyard and using the resources you have to expand your courage beyond your fear.
Sometimes it takes someone else shining a light on what we can't see for us to move forward and realize the benefits and gifts of what we are experiencing. Anne and Karen are your "go to" people for that. Both are gifted coaches who will guide you through this time and show you possibilities and tantalizing prospects you may not be able to see.
We record all of our calls so even if you can't make the preview call you will be able to listen later and get all the benefit as though you were there live with us.
Here's what you get:
Feel safe no matter what is going on
Exchange despair for hope
Learn 5 things you can do today to make things better immediately
Learn how to say NO but doing it so well that your boss or significant other thinks you said yes
Get your power back no matter what your position
Register here: www.karenvizer.com/lifeafterloss.html
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
TIMBEERRR! Did you know that the rate of deforestation in the world is 149 acres per minute. #EarthDay, #STiAbout 137 species become extinct every day. If the current rate of deforestation continues, the world’s rain forests will vanish in less than 100 years. For every tree that is cut, the numbers get more and more shocking.
As the population grows this should give us more reason to preserve trees and forests as much as possible. They balance oxygen levels, combat the environmental negativities, support wild life, enrich the surrounding areas, green the system.
Another sadly astounding fact that I recently came across was that if you clear forest lands for farming areas, its soil only stays fertile for two years. After 2 years that land becomes barren and uncultivable. What is the logic behind pulling down entire forests for those 2 years worth of cultivation?
There are some societies that have taken this one issue as their driving source. They are providing re-plantation services for reviving rainforest lands with timber and other forestation trees. Basically they buy back those lands and prepare it for turning into forests. They revive and enliven the area for wild life and plants.
There are a number of such initiatives budding around us. Sites like “the new green economy” and “tree hugger” have formed trusts where people can contribute to this cause. So essentially you would be “buying” those lands back from the deforestation committees and letting the intermediary website to reforest it on your behalf. If you pay money for reforestation, you could indirectly own your own piece of forest land.
Now that’s definitely something tangible. With many such initiatives in the radar – I think we can find a great way of giving our mother earth a birthday present this April. We can collectively raise money for buying a present that will help make a difference and not just be a speck in the huge pile of global contributions.
It’s wonderful because we’re already planning the earth’s biggest birthday party for April 22nd. Our evangelists have begun promoting the day already. Our leadership group has begun implementing their plans. All we need now is a gift that the earth will appreciate.
Perhaps acquiring property to reforest barren lands is one way to go. Or we can choose from any charity of the social traffic community’s choice and preference. After all, if we all contribute then it is our money – we need to have a say in what happens to it.
If we just let go of a small thing in our expenses for a month, say skip on a haircut or skip on a business dinner – we can give that money to a reputable trust to keep, until it is time to spend it on the birthday gift. It doesn’t matter how big or small the contribution is – it can be as small as avoiding a monthly visit to the barber worth $25 (or even smaller). What matters more is how much we can make collectively. I always tell my friends that if 1 million people all contribute $1 for a cause that makes it $1 mill.
We will need to raise money far and wide and get people to contribute to it. Perhaps we should also come up with some nice videos to help spread the word. I think our community ambassador Phil can handle that rather well. What do you say, Phil?
(Note written by Simon U Ford)
As the population grows this should give us more reason to preserve trees and forests as much as possible. They balance oxygen levels, combat the environmental negativities, support wild life, enrich the surrounding areas, green the system.
Another sadly astounding fact that I recently came across was that if you clear forest lands for farming areas, its soil only stays fertile for two years. After 2 years that land becomes barren and uncultivable. What is the logic behind pulling down entire forests for those 2 years worth of cultivation?
There are some societies that have taken this one issue as their driving source. They are providing re-plantation services for reviving rainforest lands with timber and other forestation trees. Basically they buy back those lands and prepare it for turning into forests. They revive and enliven the area for wild life and plants.
There are a number of such initiatives budding around us. Sites like “the new green economy” and “tree hugger” have formed trusts where people can contribute to this cause. So essentially you would be “buying” those lands back from the deforestation committees and letting the intermediary website to reforest it on your behalf. If you pay money for reforestation, you could indirectly own your own piece of forest land.
Now that’s definitely something tangible. With many such initiatives in the radar – I think we can find a great way of giving our mother earth a birthday present this April. We can collectively raise money for buying a present that will help make a difference and not just be a speck in the huge pile of global contributions.
It’s wonderful because we’re already planning the earth’s biggest birthday party for April 22nd. Our evangelists have begun promoting the day already. Our leadership group has begun implementing their plans. All we need now is a gift that the earth will appreciate.
Perhaps acquiring property to reforest barren lands is one way to go. Or we can choose from any charity of the social traffic community’s choice and preference. After all, if we all contribute then it is our money – we need to have a say in what happens to it.
If we just let go of a small thing in our expenses for a month, say skip on a haircut or skip on a business dinner – we can give that money to a reputable trust to keep, until it is time to spend it on the birthday gift. It doesn’t matter how big or small the contribution is – it can be as small as avoiding a monthly visit to the barber worth $25 (or even smaller). What matters more is how much we can make collectively. I always tell my friends that if 1 million people all contribute $1 for a cause that makes it $1 mill.
We will need to raise money far and wide and get people to contribute to it. Perhaps we should also come up with some nice videos to help spread the word. I think our community ambassador Phil can handle that rather well. What do you say, Phil?
(Note written by Simon U Ford)
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