Monthly Archives: October 2007

2009 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Oct 30th, 2007

I am quite a sport cars fan, and one of the most anticipated cars right now is the new 2009 Nissan Skyline GT-R. Spectacular performance figures, rumor is 11.7 sec for quarter mile, that's almost in league with Ferrari Enzo! Best of all is price, which is expected to be way less then $100,000. 2009 Nissan Skyline GT-R Specification:VR-series twin-turbocharged 3.8-liter V6 480 hp @ 6,800 rpm.

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What if Google had to design a search optimized version of itself?

Oct 30th, 2007

SEO is very important nowadays. Search engines make rules, and people try to follow them to get ranked better. Did you ever wonder what would google site look like if they had to search engine optimize it? This rather amusing presentation will give you an answer.

Stanford Guidelines for Website Credibility

Oct 28th, 2007

The guys at Stanford university have put together guidelines for a website to follow in order to achieve maximum credibility with the users. Credibility itself is more important then any amount of search engine optimization or other tricks you may have. Adobe.com never run an internet SEO campaign yet they are one of the most credible sites on the internet (and best ranked too). In other words credibility equals ranking.

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Amazing Pictures of Nature

Oct 28th, 2007

We live in absolutely beautiful and breathtaking world. Enjoy these amazing pictures of nature. Then check some more beautiful nature photos. Beautiful Sky pictureBig UFO-like cloudBeautiful twister-like cloudsMarvels of natureFairy-tale picture of natureIce-cream anyone?Hot, hot!Dawn in the mountainsAmazing colors galorePalm tree on a tropical island

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What did famous web sites look like their first day online?

Oct 27th, 2007

We all know how google or ebay pages look like now. Did you ever wonder how did the famous web sites look their first day online? With a little help of archive.org we are able to recreate these magical moments. Images are clickable and will take you to the actual site remembered by archive.org. Google.com, November 11, 1998We can see that the logo was pretty much the same, and they had 25 million pages indexed. For that time that was very good.