Doug Heil of IHelpYou.com will be participating at the upcoming Search Engine Strategies Chicago “Black Hat/White Hat” SEO panel. Doug is currently working as a search engine optimization consultant; before jumping on the internet in 1996, he worked in the lumber business for almost two decades, he says. I emailed Doug some questions on the subject of SEO.
Last week, I published Part I and Part II of my recent interview with Rajen Sheth, a.k.a. the inventor of Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Apps. Throughout Part II, Sheth and I discussed the degree to which the pre-release version of Google's open source browser Chrome represented the sort of browser-side innovations that might take Web-based applications (such as those that are found in Google Apps) to the next level. Google can and does of course push modern day browsers to their limit with the coding it does on the server-side.
A Nigeria- or better: Ghana-Spammer contacted me by Skype.
First I just tried to answer something that I always wanted to reply. (BTW I had already tried to alert the German police of earlier attmpts like this, they told me that they only start investigations once damage is really done.)
But then I saw an opportunity for an exchange and used it.
The transcript is posted 100% un-edited including all my typos and those of L. -- except for markers in [ and ] about quotes and the re-started conversation. We stopped chatting once and resumed the chat.
In David Wain’s Role Models, Paul Rudd, along with Seann William Scott, gets sentenced to serve as a Big Brothers–type mentor for 150 hours. Rudd’s kid (Christopher Mintz-Plasse) loves live-action role play; Scott’s brat just loves to cuss. We recently sat down with Rudd, who, with Role Models, makes his cowriting debut.
Read the interview here:
Analysts say the wireless broadband market will reach 2.1 billion customers and $784 billion in annual revenue by 2015.
Yet, much as the mobile operator market, wireless broadband is only expected to grow as fast as its infrastructure – and a key piece of its hardware is the antenna.
Recently, a Wheat Ridge, Colorado-based company that makes wireless components and network products upgraded its broadband and GPS antenna line with a new enclosure that includes a universal mounting system.
Berlinbase was featured on Radio Trackback. Marcus Richter kindly invited us. Being the only member of Berlinblase actually living in Berlin, I had the pleasure to go over to his studio in Potsdam and chat with him about Web 2.0 Expo, Barcamp, Girl Geek Dinner and, of course, Berlinblase. Great fun!
Congratulations on the English accent. Much better than Dick Van Dyke's.Thanks. I had a good voice tutor who would stop filming and correct me if things were going wrong. I spent time with her beforehand, too. But being in an English setting helped, with a mostly English cast and English director. Once I got the sing-song flow of how you guys speak it was OK.
MF chats with the rising tennis star Since turning pro back in 2000, Mardy Fish has made a name for himself as one of America's top rising stars on the ATP tour. In fact, the 26-year-old even captured a win over tennis great Roger Federer at this year's Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells, California. We recently caught up with Mardy to get his thoughts on training for the upcoming U.S. Open.
How would you describe your latest project, In the Land of Merry Misfits?
Q: You are the new spokesperson for Victoria's Secret's new fragrance, So in Love! What do you like most about the scent?
What I love most about the scent is that it's very romantic and floral, with roses, amber and carnation.
