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Tag Archives: Google
When Is Iranian Leader Mahmoud Ahmadinijad Gonna Update His Blog?
It’s been almost two years since he last blogged. He’s not going to get a lot of traffic if he doesn’t get with the program. I’m also surprised he hasn’t signed up with Google Adsense to monetize his work. I … Continue reading
Who Were The Weathermen? They Were Mainly Jews
From my live cam chat: palestine4ever: Permit me yet another chance to LOL @ the Jewtards on your blog palestine4ever: It’s up to YOU to dig up something on William Ayers! palestine4ever: Because he’s a really obscure figure, see palestine4ever: … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, live cam chat, murder rap, obscure figure, weathermen, william ayers
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Artscroll author and convicted felon Rabbi Leib Pinter pleads guilty to theft faces up to 20 years of prison
From JWB: Artscroll author and convicton felon Rabbi Leib Pinter ( http://www.artscroll.com/Authors/Rabbi_Leib_Pinter.html ) pleads guilty to criminal charges yet again and faces going back to jail yet again … this time for up to 20 years. Rabbi Pinter plead guilty … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, JWB
Tagged cheese sandwiches, elizabeth lang, Google, leib pinter, nai torah, torah institute
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If You Don’t Like Your Google Rankings, Then Do Something About It
I get a lot of people asking me to unpost things they’ve previously consented to because my work is the first result for their name in Google. No, I am not in the unposting business. Why would you even ask … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged Google, job, rankings, relationship
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Luke Ford In Lights
Chaim Amalek emails: I was walking by the Sony Multiplex in Lincoln Center today when I peered up at the marquee and guess which name I saw zipping by? LUKE FORD. Apparently there is an Aussie actor out there with … Continue reading
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Tagged chagrin, Google, lincoln center, luke ford, multiplex, new movie release
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Why Is The Jewish Journal Afraid Of Orit Arfa’s Sexuality?
The Jewish Journal always buys a table for the LA Press Club awards…but somehow this year they have no room for Orit Arfa. Oy. It’s all editors and management. Fat cats, not hot babes. I say, hos before bros! Huh! … Continue reading
Posted in Amy Klein, Jewish Journal, Orit Arfa
Tagged Amy Klein, club awards, Google, Jewish Journal, orit
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The Best Insurance Bargain
When I first bought car insurance (it was in the summer of 1985), my State Farm agent Bernie recommended I get towing insurance. It cost about $15 a year. With towing insurance, I get 100% of my towing expenses reimbursed. … Continue reading
Posted in Insurance, Personal
Tagged best insurance, Google, hotplate, pre diabetes, split pea soup, starch
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Why Was Leah Kleim Put Behind Bars?
Leah Kleim blogs: The judge looked at the tickets that I got and questioned them. The judge wanted to know what happened to me. I said nothing, I took the rap. I have 3 kids who need a Mommy. I … Continue reading
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Tagged blogger, bloggers, cross fire, emailers, eyou, f king, front teeth, Google, leahkleim, live cam chat, phone call, precious children
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Google Threatens Blog For Publishing Youtube Revenue Share Contract
From Valleywag: Google’s lawyers usually busy themselves trying to defend their right to keep content online — so Google’s search engine can index it, of course. Odd, then, to see Stacey Wexler, litigation counsel for Google, send New York tech … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign budget, Google, litigation counsel, silicon alley, video creators, youtube
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