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Even for people running an illegal business, it would be a good to idea for them to have a counterfeit detector. You normally wouldn’t think that scalpers run into these problems with counterfeit money, but we see from this news report that it could definitely happen .
Unless you are making your own counterfeit money, chances are that you would prefer to avoid fake bills as much as possible. Owning a counterfeit detector would be a smart move to insure yourself from counterfeit money. In this economy it pays to be safe when it comes to your monetary possessions.
Ways to detect counterfeiting of the new US $5 dollar bill
The History of Counterfeiting and the Secret Service
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States is well known for his leadership during the Civil War and for signing the Emancipation Proclamation, but he is probably not well known for establishing the United States Secret Service...
How to Distinguish Between Counterfeit and Genuine Bills
Counterfeit money varies from genuine currency in a variety of ways, and if you familiarize yourself with the differences, you will better your chances at spotting counterfeit bills if you should ever come across one...
What do if you are In Possession of a Counterfeit Bill
Despite there being enhanced methods of printing in place plus the implementation of special ink and paper, there are still counterfeiters out there. Banking officials and Secret Service employees are always on the lookout for counterfeit currency...
Countering Counterfeiting — The Battle Against Invisible Forces
How often do you shop for bargains, and settle for a knock-off of the original product? Sometimes, this product can suitably replace the one you originally wanted, but oftentimes the product is a counterfeit version and can have dire consequences...
The Skinny on Counterfeiting—An Expensive Proposition
The ramifications of counterfeiting are enormous. Both economically and sociologically, counterfeiting affects us all. A worldwide phenomenon, this insidious practice results in death, loss of jobs, loss of tax revenue, loss of money, and decrease in social services...
Counterfeit Drugs and How They Are Killing Us
In October of 1982, the nation stood by helplessly, as they heard the news that seven people in Chicago were poisoned by cyanide-filled Tylenol capsules which ultimately killed them...
History of Counterfeiting
Counterfeiting is not a new phenomenon – it is a crime that has been around since ancient times. The act of copying and printing fake currency is just about as old as currency itself...
What Scenarios are Most Common for Counterfeiters to Take Advantage Of?
Counterfeiters are always looking for an opportune moment to pass off their fake bills without being caught. Here are a few ideal situations where a counterfeiter will most likely choose his or her prey...
Real Stories of Counterfeiting
These are true stories of people who have been victims of counterfeit bills. Some names have been changed in respect of anonymity...
How to Report Fake Money
Counterfeit money, while still amounting to less than one percent of U.S. currency in circulation, is growing more prevalent. Forgers are using home computers and other common technology to manufacture convincing counterfeit folding money. According to USA Today, there has been a steady rise in counterfeiting in the US since the late 90’s.
Does Counterfeit Money Smell Different from Real Money?
The advancement of digital technology, with computer scanning capability and high-resolution printers, has made production of large quantities of counterfeit currency relative child’s play. Virtually anyone anywhere in the world can do it, and in a very short time. But counterfeiting is one of the oldest crimes in history. The United States Secret Service was established back in the 19th century at the end of the American Civil War as a remedy to the fact that one-third to one-half of all the currency flooding the nation’s market was fake.
Keeping Your Money Safe With Cash Boxes
If you are handling money for yourself or a business, it is very important that you keep your money safe. Cash boxes are a very useful tool for helping you do that. Keeping your money safe is important for anybody that works at flea markets, garage sales, roadside stands, or any type of stores. It is easy for your money to get swiped if you don’t have a safe place to keep it. Cash boxes are also a good idea to have for any businesses that deals with large amounts of money, because you can hide your bigger bills in the cash box as opposed to the cash register or safe which are easy targets for a robbery. Cash boxes are also a useful tool to help keep you organized and protect all your cash and documents from fire and water. With our low economic times, keeping your money safe has never been more relevant and important.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Love: Online Dating
In the calculations of online dating, love can be cruel
Heidi Funai sat perched at the swank bar at Circa in San Francisco’s Marina district, the city’s mecca for straight singles. As men sidled up, she noted which ones might be there to mingle and which wore wedding bands.
“The real world is a lot of work,” said Funai, an attractive 30-something with shoulder-length, wavy blond hair freed from her Vespa helmet.
She had scootered into the real world to talk about the virtual realm of online dating. Ms. Funai once found love online, and now that she is back to search again, she has noticed a disheartening trend: it is getting increasingly cruel out there in cyberdating.
“The social contract is broken with online dating” in a way that does not exist in real life, Funai said. She has used online dating sites for nearly a decade — and she does not like what she sees happening.
Since the current recession began, the popularity of online dating has surged — memberships are up and new matchmaking portals have emerged to take advantage of the demand — industry growth of up to 30 percent is expected in the next year or two, according to the tracking site DatingService.com.
This has also led to an increase in behavior that would earn a slap in person, but has become de rigueur on the Internet.
Never-answered messages, explicit requests for sex, fake bios, outdated photos and insults are ubiquitous. Funai said men in their 50s had contacted her, completely unsolicited, just to say she was too old. “They wouldn’t do that in person,” she said, “but online ...” 4-Day Money Making Blueprint Video Series.
It is love in the time of ones and zeros, the rudimentary language of computers. In the digital age, everything must at some point be reduced to this basic construct of choice: One or zero. Yes or no. On or off. Subscribers to online dating sites are forced to come up with a list of their desires. Red hair? Yes or no. Over 30 O.K.? Please check a box.
The result is that millions are now trained to be dismissive based on detailed and sometimes arbitrary criteria. Combine this growth in fantasy checklists with the anonymity of the Web, and it gets ugly.
Laurie Davis, an online dating analyst at eFlirtexpert.com has observed the problem — with men. “They forget about the chivalry factor sometimes when they date online,” Davis said.
Who comes up with these measures? In most cases, it is the Web site’s owners. At OkCupid.com, however, it is left up to members to suggest dating criteria, and the result is an astonishing example of the need by some to quantify the ideal mate.
Sam Yagan, OkCupid.com’s co-founder and a Stanford M.B.A. alumnus, said the site started with this premise: Can you use math and data analytics to match people up? With the goal of creating a screening process that was “more human than a checkbox.”
Yagan said, the site takes thoughts from its 4.2 million monthly users to build the questions. Users answer as many as they like — the average is 233.
With such a high number of expectations, no wonder some become disgruntled.
And that might explain what is happening in the gay community and its rapid embrace of the iPhone application Grindr. When activated, a grid of dozens of tiny succinct profiles fills the phone screen, using GPS technology to tell users how far away they are from each another.
“17 feet away,” the message said one evening when fired up at a cafe in the Castro district — a disproportionate number of men were then seen holding their phones and looking over their shoulders. Less than a year old and limited to gay men, Grindr already has 500,000 users.
“We keep it PG-13,” said Joel Simkhai, the company’s founder. Although some use the application to facilitate casual hook-ups, no lewd language or photos are allowed.
There is also the reality that users stand a good chance of actually seeing each other in person, not hiding anonymously behind a keyboard, enforcing accountability for one’s conduct.
“It’s more consistent with real life,” Simkhai said, “a little less in your face.”
A version for heterosexuals is in the works.
Save My Marriage Today!
But even this emerging slice of the online dating world is not immune from random acts of malice. Almost as soon as Grindr was created, a rogue Web site started called Guys I Blocked On Grindr, dedicated to publicly burning men considered undesirable.
Perhaps there is no way to separate the more public forms of love and the more public forms of cruelty.Still, Funai will continue to try to navigate the minefield of online dating.(NYT)
The Woman Men Adore...and Never Want To Leave.
Heidi Funai sat perched at the swank bar at Circa in San Francisco’s Marina district, the city’s mecca for straight singles. As men sidled up, she noted which ones might be there to mingle and which wore wedding bands.
“The real world is a lot of work,” said Funai, an attractive 30-something with shoulder-length, wavy blond hair freed from her Vespa helmet.
She had scootered into the real world to talk about the virtual realm of online dating. Ms. Funai once found love online, and now that she is back to search again, she has noticed a disheartening trend: it is getting increasingly cruel out there in cyberdating.
“The social contract is broken with online dating” in a way that does not exist in real life, Funai said. She has used online dating sites for nearly a decade — and she does not like what she sees happening.
Since the current recession began, the popularity of online dating has surged — memberships are up and new matchmaking portals have emerged to take advantage of the demand — industry growth of up to 30 percent is expected in the next year or two, according to the tracking site DatingService.com.
This has also led to an increase in behavior that would earn a slap in person, but has become de rigueur on the Internet.
Never-answered messages, explicit requests for sex, fake bios, outdated photos and insults are ubiquitous. Funai said men in their 50s had contacted her, completely unsolicited, just to say she was too old. “They wouldn’t do that in person,” she said, “but online ...” 4-Day Money Making Blueprint Video Series.
It is love in the time of ones and zeros, the rudimentary language of computers. In the digital age, everything must at some point be reduced to this basic construct of choice: One or zero. Yes or no. On or off. Subscribers to online dating sites are forced to come up with a list of their desires. Red hair? Yes or no. Over 30 O.K.? Please check a box.
The result is that millions are now trained to be dismissive based on detailed and sometimes arbitrary criteria. Combine this growth in fantasy checklists with the anonymity of the Web, and it gets ugly.
Laurie Davis, an online dating analyst at eFlirtexpert.com has observed the problem — with men. “They forget about the chivalry factor sometimes when they date online,” Davis said.
Who comes up with these measures? In most cases, it is the Web site’s owners. At OkCupid.com, however, it is left up to members to suggest dating criteria, and the result is an astonishing example of the need by some to quantify the ideal mate.
Sam Yagan, OkCupid.com’s co-founder and a Stanford M.B.A. alumnus, said the site started with this premise: Can you use math and data analytics to match people up? With the goal of creating a screening process that was “more human than a checkbox.”
Yagan said, the site takes thoughts from its 4.2 million monthly users to build the questions. Users answer as many as they like — the average is 233.
With such a high number of expectations, no wonder some become disgruntled.
And that might explain what is happening in the gay community and its rapid embrace of the iPhone application Grindr. When activated, a grid of dozens of tiny succinct profiles fills the phone screen, using GPS technology to tell users how far away they are from each another.
“17 feet away,” the message said one evening when fired up at a cafe in the Castro district — a disproportionate number of men were then seen holding their phones and looking over their shoulders. Less than a year old and limited to gay men, Grindr already has 500,000 users.
“We keep it PG-13,” said Joel Simkhai, the company’s founder. Although some use the application to facilitate casual hook-ups, no lewd language or photos are allowed.
There is also the reality that users stand a good chance of actually seeing each other in person, not hiding anonymously behind a keyboard, enforcing accountability for one’s conduct.
“It’s more consistent with real life,” Simkhai said, “a little less in your face.”
A version for heterosexuals is in the works.
Save My Marriage Today!
But even this emerging slice of the online dating world is not immune from random acts of malice. Almost as soon as Grindr was created, a rogue Web site started called Guys I Blocked On Grindr, dedicated to publicly burning men considered undesirable.
Perhaps there is no way to separate the more public forms of love and the more public forms of cruelty.Still, Funai will continue to try to navigate the minefield of online dating.(NYT)
The Woman Men Adore...and Never Want To Leave.
Purpose Of Text Links
Text Links
Text links are text objects that can link to an external
file, a web page, an FTP site, or even a prompt for e-mail.
The visible text of a hyperlink is called the 'anchor text'
to the text link, and it is the most important factor that
helps secure a good position in the Search Engine Results
Page (SERP) and gain link popularity. Text links point
towards a specific page of a website that has been
optimized to target the Anchor text, as the keyword phrase.
The Logic Behind Text Links:
Since the main aim of most search engines is to detect
the number of text links or sites anchoring towards the
site and the inbound links in the site under consideration,
the inclusion of text links is very important. Search
engines consider every text link as a 'vote' to the
webpage linked 'to', by the webpage that has included the
text link. If link popularity had no role in Search engine
optimization, then web owners would choose to link to a
website that is truly representative of its contents,
unlike today's practice, to gain popularity through text
links.
The Influence of Text Links
The anchor text used for inbound text links is one of the
most important factors employed for Search Engine
Optimization (SEO). Text links are so powerful that they
can earn web pages a comparatively high ranking even if
the keyword is not used anywhere in the page, including
headings. With sufficient votes from other webpages, the
page can even have a first page ranking.
The role of text
links in SEO can be clearly illustrated by taking the
example of monster.com, which is the first site that
appears when searched for the keyword 'Jobs' in every
search engine, though the word 'jobs' has not appeared
even once in the site. If a site has inefficient onsite
optimization, it can still do well enough with good use of
text links.
The easiest and most cost effective way of optimizing a
search engine using text links is by choosing a
descriptive domain for the site as well as the folders
and files in the site, and giving a descriptive anchor
text for its text links, since descriptive keyword text
links benefit from a much higher Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
than non descriptive text links.
It is always recommended to use lesser graphic based text
links, since they cannot be read by search engines. Being
the most powerful SEO technique, text links should be
given a high priority in any SEO campaign.
Multi Profit Websites.
http://www.onewaylinkexchange.net/
Text links are text objects that can link to an external
file, a web page, an FTP site, or even a prompt for e-mail.
The visible text of a hyperlink is called the 'anchor text'
to the text link, and it is the most important factor that
helps secure a good position in the Search Engine Results
Page (SERP) and gain link popularity. Text links point
towards a specific page of a website that has been
optimized to target the Anchor text, as the keyword phrase.
The Logic Behind Text Links:
Since the main aim of most search engines is to detect
the number of text links or sites anchoring towards the
site and the inbound links in the site under consideration,
the inclusion of text links is very important. Search
engines consider every text link as a 'vote' to the
webpage linked 'to', by the webpage that has included the
text link. If link popularity had no role in Search engine
optimization, then web owners would choose to link to a
website that is truly representative of its contents,
unlike today's practice, to gain popularity through text
links.
The Influence of Text Links
The anchor text used for inbound text links is one of the
most important factors employed for Search Engine
Optimization (SEO). Text links are so powerful that they
can earn web pages a comparatively high ranking even if
the keyword is not used anywhere in the page, including
headings. With sufficient votes from other webpages, the
page can even have a first page ranking.
The role of text
links in SEO can be clearly illustrated by taking the
example of monster.com, which is the first site that
appears when searched for the keyword 'Jobs' in every
search engine, though the word 'jobs' has not appeared
even once in the site. If a site has inefficient onsite
optimization, it can still do well enough with good use of
text links.
The easiest and most cost effective way of optimizing a
search engine using text links is by choosing a
descriptive domain for the site as well as the folders
and files in the site, and giving a descriptive anchor
text for its text links, since descriptive keyword text
links benefit from a much higher Click-Through-Rate (CTR)
than non descriptive text links.
It is always recommended to use lesser graphic based text
links, since they cannot be read by search engines. Being
the most powerful SEO technique, text links should be
given a high priority in any SEO campaign.
Multi Profit Websites.
http://www.onewaylinkexchange.net/
Take Time to Focus on Your Website First
Remember that every page of your website should be looked at as an entry point into your website. The search engines do not rank websites, they rank web pages so every page of your website should have good quality content along with all conversion aspects fully optimized so that every visitor has all possible options to create or start an action with your website. Whether that be to pick up the phone and call, submit their info or make a purchase it is really important to have these aspects in place. Your website must always be 100% optimized before you worry about external links or social media. I know the idea of hopping onto Twitter and Facebook and sending people to your website is very appealing but you have to make sure the website is ready for people. Did your website just get out of bed and people are knocking on your door? Or is your website sitting in the den wearing its finest blazer ready to mingle with company? Ask yourself this before you start focusing on the other marketing efforts.
Not only is it important to be ready for website traffic but in order for rankings to occur online you must have a well optimized website. The search engines can see what your website looks like and what features it has on it. If you don’t fit into those parameters you will not be allowed into the party. To many times I see people spending a great deal of time on social media and link building and then their website has been neglected since day one. If you are unsure about your website you should speak with a professional to make sure you are not just spinning your wheels.
by Nick Stamoulis
Side Point
* Create a site with valuable content, products or services. I
know this seems obvious but I can't stress the importance of good
content. If you don't have good content now then keep adding to
your site.
* Place primary and secondary keywords within the first 25 words
in your page content and spread them evenly throughout the document.
Try and have it read like it would if you were talking with a friend
* Research and use the right keywords/phrases to attract your target
customers. If you know what's important to your customers then you
would focus on those keywords.
* Use your keywords in the right fields and references within your web
page. Like Title, META tags, Headers, etc. You can read more about
META data on my site (eSiteSecrets.com)
* Keep your site design simple so that your customers can navigate
easily between web pages, find what they want and buy products and
services. My point is that your pages should not lead to a dead-end.
Pages should have links to other pages.
* Submit your web pages i.e. every web page and not just the home
page, to the most popular search engines and directory services. Hire
someone to do so, if required. Be sure this is a manual submission. Do
not engage an automated submission service.
o One point would be to use one of the tools from our
"Tools" page.
* Keep track of changes in search engine algorithms and processes and
accordingly modify your web pages so your search engine ranking
remains high. See the tools page for tools to automate this process
* Monitor your competitors and the top ranked websites to see what
they are doing right in the way of design, navigation, content,
keywords, etc. It is easier to copy then to try and figure it out on
your own.
* Use reports and logs from your web hosting company to see where your
traffic is coming from. Analyze your visitor location and their
incoming sources whether search engines or links from other sites and
the keywords they used to find you.
* Demonstrate your industry and product or service expertise by
writing and submitting articles for your website or for article banks
so you are perceived as an expert in your field. Plus, these will
lead to backlinks to your site!
* When not sure, hire professionals. Though it may seem costly, but it
is a lot less expensive than spending your money on a website which no
one visits. I could tell you story after story about how the right
person cost me a little but made me a lot.
* Don't look at your website as a static brochure. Treat it as a
dynamic, ever-changing sales tool and location, just like your real
store to which your customers with the same seriousness.
eSiteSecrets.com
know this seems obvious but I can't stress the importance of good
content. If you don't have good content now then keep adding to
your site.
* Place primary and secondary keywords within the first 25 words
in your page content and spread them evenly throughout the document.
Try and have it read like it would if you were talking with a friend
* Research and use the right keywords/phrases to attract your target
customers. If you know what's important to your customers then you
would focus on those keywords.
* Use your keywords in the right fields and references within your web
page. Like Title, META tags, Headers, etc. You can read more about
META data on my site (eSiteSecrets.com)
* Keep your site design simple so that your customers can navigate
easily between web pages, find what they want and buy products and
services. My point is that your pages should not lead to a dead-end.
Pages should have links to other pages.
* Submit your web pages i.e. every web page and not just the home
page, to the most popular search engines and directory services. Hire
someone to do so, if required. Be sure this is a manual submission. Do
not engage an automated submission service.
o One point would be to use one of the tools from our
"Tools" page.
* Keep track of changes in search engine algorithms and processes and
accordingly modify your web pages so your search engine ranking
remains high. See the tools page for tools to automate this process
* Monitor your competitors and the top ranked websites to see what
they are doing right in the way of design, navigation, content,
keywords, etc. It is easier to copy then to try and figure it out on
your own.
* Use reports and logs from your web hosting company to see where your
traffic is coming from. Analyze your visitor location and their
incoming sources whether search engines or links from other sites and
the keywords they used to find you.
* Demonstrate your industry and product or service expertise by
writing and submitting articles for your website or for article banks
so you are perceived as an expert in your field. Plus, these will
lead to backlinks to your site!
* When not sure, hire professionals. Though it may seem costly, but it
is a lot less expensive than spending your money on a website which no
one visits. I could tell you story after story about how the right
person cost me a little but made me a lot.
* Don't look at your website as a static brochure. Treat it as a
dynamic, ever-changing sales tool and location, just like your real
store to which your customers with the same seriousness.
eSiteSecrets.com
The SEO Tools
Link Popularity - on most of the major search engines,
there's a way of checking your website's link popularity
the link count towards your site). This tool will instantly
use the specific link popularity command with all major
search engines (such as Google Search, Yahoo Search, MSN
Search or Teoma) and get a total link count for your website.
Domain Typo Generator - not everyone will get to your
website through a search engine or a link. Some will simply
type the address in their browsers and there's a chance they
will mistype, thus leading them to a completely different
domain. One of the best examples in this case is
www.google.com, which is often misspelled www.gooOgle.com.
Being bought by Google, the misspelled domain redirects to
the main one. This tool gives you a rough idea on what
people could mistype when searching for your website, thus
giving you a chance to buy those specific domains and
redirect to your main one.
Keyword Density - A large part of SEO revolves around
keywords and this tool helps you optimize your keyword
density to the last detail. Simply specify one of your
content pages and enter the keyword you want checked and
this tool will show you its density.
Keyword Suggestions for Google - If you're building a site
around "exercise machines" for example, you will want to
know what people usually check for in relation to your term.
This keyword suggestion tool will show you the keywords that
are searched for on Google in relation to your term.
PageRank Search - In order to view the PageRank of a page,
you would have to install the Google Toolbar, which clogs up
some of your browser's screen and it only works on specific
browsers (IE6 ). This tool allows you to view the PageRank
value of all sites related to a search term you input,
without the hassle of installing Google's Toolbar.
Future PageRank - This tool queries several of Google's
data-centers and returns the PageRank results for a certain
URL as well as any changes in the rank.
Meta Analyzer - You can easily check a website's meta tags
with the help of this tool. Whether you use it on your own
site to check the health of your meta tags, or on a
competitor's site to "steal" a couple of keyword or
description ideas, is entirely up to you.
Meta Tag Generator - Skip the hassle of thinking up and
creating meta tags for your website with the help of this
tool.
Keyword Typo Generator - Sometimes, you'll intentionally
want to insert misspelled keywords on your website, in order
to attract the small amount of people that accidentally
search for them. If you're running out of misspelling ideas,
this tool will help you out.
Keyword Optimizer - Anyone that ended up with a huge list of
keywords knows the pain of having to sort them and remove
duplicate or similar keywords. This tool will save you a lot
of time and frustration, but doing these things for you.
Keyword Suggestions for Overture - This tool searches
Overture's database of searched terms on a given key-term
that you provide.
PageRank Lookup - No more Google Toolbar and individual page
checks in order to get your PageRank values. This tool will
return the PageRank value for a list of web pages you
provide.
Site Link Analyzer - This tool will analyze a given web-page
and return a table of data containing columns of outbound
links and their associated anchor text.
Google Dance - Google indexing and updating of websites is
initially done on several test-servers before being uploaded
on the main Google server found at www.google.com. This tool
analyzes the "Google Dance" of indexes on these test
servers, so you can predict up front how your website will
do in the future update.
there's a way of checking your website's link popularity
the link count towards your site). This tool will instantly
use the specific link popularity command with all major
search engines (such as Google Search, Yahoo Search, MSN
Search or Teoma) and get a total link count for your website.
Domain Typo Generator - not everyone will get to your
website through a search engine or a link. Some will simply
type the address in their browsers and there's a chance they
will mistype, thus leading them to a completely different
domain. One of the best examples in this case is
www.google.com, which is often misspelled www.gooOgle.com.
Being bought by Google, the misspelled domain redirects to
the main one. This tool gives you a rough idea on what
people could mistype when searching for your website, thus
giving you a chance to buy those specific domains and
redirect to your main one.
Keyword Density - A large part of SEO revolves around
keywords and this tool helps you optimize your keyword
density to the last detail. Simply specify one of your
content pages and enter the keyword you want checked and
this tool will show you its density.
Keyword Suggestions for Google - If you're building a site
around "exercise machines" for example, you will want to
know what people usually check for in relation to your term.
This keyword suggestion tool will show you the keywords that
are searched for on Google in relation to your term.
PageRank Search - In order to view the PageRank of a page,
you would have to install the Google Toolbar, which clogs up
some of your browser's screen and it only works on specific
browsers (IE6 ). This tool allows you to view the PageRank
value of all sites related to a search term you input,
without the hassle of installing Google's Toolbar.
Future PageRank - This tool queries several of Google's
data-centers and returns the PageRank results for a certain
URL as well as any changes in the rank.
Meta Analyzer - You can easily check a website's meta tags
with the help of this tool. Whether you use it on your own
site to check the health of your meta tags, or on a
competitor's site to "steal" a couple of keyword or
description ideas, is entirely up to you.
Meta Tag Generator - Skip the hassle of thinking up and
creating meta tags for your website with the help of this
tool.
Keyword Typo Generator - Sometimes, you'll intentionally
want to insert misspelled keywords on your website, in order
to attract the small amount of people that accidentally
search for them. If you're running out of misspelling ideas,
this tool will help you out.
Keyword Optimizer - Anyone that ended up with a huge list of
keywords knows the pain of having to sort them and remove
duplicate or similar keywords. This tool will save you a lot
of time and frustration, but doing these things for you.
Keyword Suggestions for Overture - This tool searches
Overture's database of searched terms on a given key-term
that you provide.
PageRank Lookup - No more Google Toolbar and individual page
checks in order to get your PageRank values. This tool will
return the PageRank value for a list of web pages you
provide.
Site Link Analyzer - This tool will analyze a given web-page
and return a table of data containing columns of outbound
links and their associated anchor text.
Google Dance - Google indexing and updating of websites is
initially done on several test-servers before being uploaded
on the main Google server found at www.google.com. This tool
analyzes the "Google Dance" of indexes on these test
servers, so you can predict up front how your website will
do in the future update.
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Philippines Light Rail Transit Public Transportation
The Manila Light Rail Transit System (Filipino: Sistema ng Magaan na Riles Panlulan ng Maynila),[citation needed] popularly known as the LRT, is a metropolitan rail system serving the Metro Manila area in the Philippines. Its twenty-nine stations over 28.8 kilometers (17.9 mi) of mostly elevated track form two lines. LRT Line 1, also called the Yellow Line, opened in 1984 and travels a north–south route. LRT Line 2, the Purple Line, was completed in 2004 and runs east–west.
The LRT is operated by the Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA), a government-owned and controlled corporation under the authority of the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC). Along with the Manila Metro Rail Transit System (MRT, also called the Blue Line), and the Philippine National Railways (PNR), the LRT is part of Metro Manila's rail transportation infrastructure known as the Strong Republic Transit System (SRTS)
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Santolan
Recto
Baclaran
Monumento
Cubao
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