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SEO is a moving target. What works today will not work in a month. The search engines are always tweaking the rules. When you figure out all the answers, they change the questions.[:-crazy] If you get a call from someone promising the moon, it's a 99% sure fact that they are a scam. As someone mentioned earlier, their black hat methods will work for a week or two and then you get thrown under the bus. Google looks at "quality of links" not number of inbound links to avoid the "link farm" game. Age of the site is important, video is important (did you know that YouTube is the SECOND LARGEST search engine behind Google?) frequently changing content is important, testimonials are important, "stickyness" of the site is important - how well do you engage the viewer and how long do they stay on the site. Basics, basics, basics! There ain't no magic bullets.[:-weepn] Your page titles NEED to have your key words in them. Nobody is searching for "Home". How many of your main site's pages are called "Home" or "contact us" or the always popular "INDEX"? Big FLUNK!

Probably took a break for lunch and the foreman forgot to retrain them before the started again.[:-banghea

Looks good to me![:-banghea

Looks like a pretty nice unit for the price. It does a lot more than my $5500 FLIR B-CAM SD.[:-weepn] I watched the movie and I liked the capabilities that this unit has. The image fusion is a nice touch. Currently, I have to do that part outside the camera with third party software like SnagIt Pro Editor. Voice annotation is useful as well, saves a lot of note taking and fumbling around on-site. I'll have to keep an eye out for one of these on eBay. Dana Bostick Certified Level 1 Thermographer.

http://www.bidsniper.com/ put in the most you want to spend and it bids a second or two before the auction end. Look in to "bid sniping" programs. They will automatically slam a bid in at the last second based on the limits you have setup. It's probably what beat you. [:-weepn]

Been working out of a Honda Element for two years now. Love it! Configurable seats allows me to throw my Little Giant in the back on one side if I want to keep the extra seating capacity. I run with both seats out and fill the other side with a case of paper, case of water, floor organizer with 4 compartments for code books and Code Checks and a dock box for misc. tools and crawl gear. I use a seatback organizer On the front of the passenger seat for my paperwork. TabletPC on the passenger floor in a backpack and laser printer in a gym bag on the seat. I have a boltless mounting system from RAM Mount for the tablet when I use it with my GPS puck on the dash. Nothing like using a 10 inch screen to see where you are. The Element gets about 24 mpg, has lots of giddyup and turns on a dime. Nice to have that XM radio as well. It's 2 years old and has 40K on the clock already. BTW, I'm 6' 3" and 250 lbs and it fits fine. Wish I could say the same about some crawls!