I came across this interesting article today, and decided that although it was highly likely that it had already been posted to digg, I would go ahead and give it a shot and try posting it myself anyway. 

What did I get? None other than a spam message:

Of course Digg won’t let this page get posted dontcha know?

–Kenny

Check out the new photography website if you haven’t already! Hope you like it!

- Kenny

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like every time they login to wordpress, there is a new version available? You would at least think that they would have some sort of system down where you could just click a link to update instead of going the the arduous process of downloading the new version, and then re-uploading all of the files every week! Does anyone else feel this way?

A friend of mine, known as “a genuine guy”, started a new blog today called Combustible Spontaneity. The first post is hilarious, if he keeps up the writing at this quality, it could really be something worth adding to your favorite feed reader. Check it out! -Kenny 

Ok. So I have been a horrible blogger, I realize that my whole blog for practically the past year has been just delicious posts, but what can I say? The dentist always has bad teeth, and the plumber always has a leaky sink, I have a outdated website and a blog that I rarely post to!

So I’m gonna try. For reals. If you’re reading, encourage me!

Thanks — Kenny

I am tired of sites that require you to register in order to see the content on their pages. It’s one thing to require a user to sign up for a service based website, but a whole new level of ridiculousness to require registration just to read something that you don’t really care about anyway. Don’t they understand that in doing this, they are going to deter a large portion of people from EVER going back to their site? –kenny

Back again.. Kenny’s back.. Tell a friend.

I came across this very cool, and very interesting site the other day as I was surfing. It’s a little Java applet that scans the site that you specify by url, and outputs an on-the-fly graph of the site using a system of colored dots. At face value, it is a really neat way to visually see what is going on behind the scenes of your site and could almost pass as art. I know it’s not just cool to web geeks like me, cause I showed it to my wife and she liked it as well. The picture shown here is a graph of my site. After familiarizing myself with what the colors mean, it was interesting from an seo perspective to look at my graph, cause I got to visually see how a bot would crawl my site and access the different parts. If nothing else, it’s at least a fun way to kill some time! –kenny

Pseo — {see-OH}
noun
A pseudo SEO
• One who presents his/her self as an seo, but who is full of bologna.
• One who is regarded as an seo simply because of the position they hold, or the company they work for
ex. “Sheri is a pseo”