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JMBlog Archive for April, 2006More on SEO AnalysisMonday, April 10th, 2006Sitemap.xml and relationship to rankings… “Testing, 1, 2, 3…”Monday, April 10th, 2006The site www.audiogenerator.com allows you sign up for a free trial account, so you can make your own little audio files and put them on a web page so they load and play the audio whenever the page loads. Handy. So I did, and created a test page. Click that and you’ll hear me “testing, 1, 2, 3″. I admire how easy these guys at Audio Generator have made it to put an audio file up on a website. It all seems relatively painless this way. I suppose there are easier ways, but this is pretty darn easy. SEO analysisSunday, April 9th, 2006Big analysis - summary of results Hawks and MadroneThursday, April 6th, 2006Climbed to the top of the “knob”…. Avian FluSunday, April 2nd, 2006Avian Flu info & links - what’s the big deal? Daylight Savings TimeSunday, April 2nd, 2006I always forget — it hit us again this year. Daylight savings time, which annually borrows an hour this time of year, then gives it back (without any interest) in the fall. My 11:00 AM appointment disappeared this morning and became a noon appointment without so much as consulting my schedule. On the Validity of Brain Scans as Proofs of Psychiatric Theories by Dean BlehertSunday, April 2nd, 2006On the Validity of Brain Scans as Proofs of Psychiatric Theories by Dean Blehert. Dean is one of my favorite poets/writers and his take on psychiatry is similar to my own. (It’s a bunch of bogus pseudoscience). He’s found an article by Dr. Grace Jackson, a psychiatrist and an expert on brain imaging, and who refutes the validity of the attempts by various psychs to defend the “science” of their diagnoses by using comparative brain scans. Dean puts into layman’s terms some complex science, and does it well. Find out all about Functional Brain Scans vs. Anatomical Brain Scans. Anatomical … |
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