A Guide how to

   BEFORE I get in to the topic of Submitting your site map to Google, MSN, Yahoo, or even Ask, I want to answer a question I get very often.

Q: Will, Do I have to make different site maps for each search engine?

NO! In November 2006, according to MSN Blog announcement, the 3 major search engines Google, MSN and Yahoo all agreed to the same sitemap.xml protocol as described at http://www.sitemaps.org/. As long as webmasters follow the protocol, they can ensure their sites are fully and consistently indexed across all the major search engines. This article is important for all those with missing or poorly ranked pages. Read the full article.

Greetings Visitor or potential customer,

   I want to talk to you about my recent experience with a very tough malware (see the wiki definition of malware) application to get rid of, Vundo. Before I get a head of myself and perhaps bore you with some technical terms about malware I want to describe what happened to my system, how I discovered it and what steps I did pulling my hair out to get rid of something so vicious I didn’t understand it.

   This little monster (Vundo) comes in many variants, but ultimately does pretty much the same thing. Vundo (wiki article on Vundo) appears to be a morphing virus, that is, a virus that alters it’s symptom or location of its files that it infects. However this is not the case it is simply a very nasty Trojan (webopedia definition), no not the condom, the fabled Trojan horse story in which the Greeks hidden inside a large wooden horse convincing their enemies, the Trojans, that the horse was a gift, but inside were lots of Greek soldiers that came out after dusk to take over the city of Troy. You’ll see in a minute why this historic reference is very significant.