I Hate Google.org

I am putting some of my domain names up for sale, and will consider reasonable offers.  Some of them have websites, some don’t.

biznus.org

cloaking-script.net

cloaking-software.org

cloakingscript.net

cloakit.com

cloakster.com

corporators.com

ilovegoogle.org

inc-nevada.net

incorporating-nv.com

nevada-corp.net

nevada-corp.org

nevada-corporations.org

nevada-ra.com

nevadaincorporating.com

specialcorp.com

taxplans.com

volatile.com

volatilegx.com

I can be contacted at volatilegx at gmail dot com.

# Cuil.com

216.129.119.10
216.129.119.11
216.129.119.12
216.129.119.13
216.129.119.14
216.129.119.15
216.129.119.16
216.129.119.17
216.129.119.18
216.129.119.19
216.129.119.40
216.129.119.41
216.129.119.42
216.129.119.43
216.129.119.44
216.129.119.45
216.129.119.46
216.129.119.47
216.129.119.48
216.129.119.49
216.129.119.81
38.99.13.116
38.99.13.117
38.99.13.118
38.99.13.119
38.99.13.120
38.99.44.107
38.99.44.108

# Apexoo.com
# UA “Apexoo Spider (http://www.apexoo.com/spider/)”
208.78.102.219

# Baidu
123.125.64.38
123.125.64.49
220.181.7

# Inktomi/Yahoo!
67.195.115

# Naver
61.247.221.92

# Seznam
# 77.75.73.123

# Sogou
220.181.61.234

# Yandex
77.88.25.28

The Spring 2009 Semester at McNeese State University is over and my final grades are in.

This Saturday I will graduate Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Finance, with an overall GPA of 3.70 (my GPA for the three years full-time study at McNeese State University is 4.0).

All I want to say is “Thank you and praise God!”

This August will find me at Louisiana State University’s Hebert School of Law, as a miserable first year law student.

I updated the MSN list to include the range:

65.55.0.0 - 65.55.255.255

(pi^e) / (pi^(e^10)) = 0

Is this true?  Why?

# Baidu
61.135.168
61.135.190

# Naver
61.247.222.53
61.247.222.55

# Searchme
# UA “Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Charlotte/1.1; http://www.searchme.com/support/)”
# 208.111.154.15
# 208.111.154.16
# 208.111.154.27

# Yanga
# UA “Yanga WorldSearch Bot v1.1/beta (http://www.yanga.co.uk/)”
91.205.124.3

# Youdao
# UA “Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; YoudaoBot/1.0; http://www.youdao.com/help/webmaster/spider/; )”
61.135.249.203
61.135.249.216

# Baidu
61.135.168.124
61.135.168.126
61.135.168.19
61.135.168.22
61.135.168.56

# Gigablast
# 67.16.94.2

# MSN
65.55.234
65.55.106

# Naver
61.247.221.87
114.111.36.26

# Zibb.com
208.68.138.5

So I voted for the other guy…

But so far I’ve been pretty happy with how the big O (not Oprah, the other one) has been handling things.  Other than the constant doom and gloom with every speech, the things he’s actually been doing have been pretty smart.

Aside from the fact that I hate the very idea of a stimulus and bailouts, if you are going to have one, it ought to be big enough to get the job done. His isn’t, but it’s a step in the right direction.  Another good step is his move to set up a site dedicated to transparency in how the stimulus is spent.  Check out recovery.gov to see this effort.

I recently wrote a blurb about Jaimie Sirovich’s WordPress Firewall script. I’ve had a chance to review it and I must say that it is a real handy piece of work!

It caught five nearly simultaneous attacks last night.  Here is a screenshot of the email it sent me:

(Click to enlarge.)

The plugin is easy to use and the default configuration was perfect for me.

Way to go Jaimie!