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R.J. Reynolds' Bummin' Smokes

R.J. Reynolds' Bummin' Smokes 01/27/2004 04:02 PM
Discount cigarettes smoked out RJR's fourth quarter.

A smokin' good time!

A smokin' good time! 04/18/2004 08:29 AM
The Museum of Burnt Food. Celebrating the art of culinary disaster since the late 1980s.

"one of Glenn Reynolds' readers"

"one of Glenn Reynolds' readers" 04/27/2004 03:32 AM

ESPN.com: Page 2 - One smokin' team

ESPN.com: Page 2 - One smokin' team 08/03/2004 02:57 PM
All-Weed Football Team .. Check out

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Poll results: Not yet for .NET?

Poll results: Not yet for .NET? 01/25/2003 02:50 AM
CNET Jan 25 2003 1:29AM ET

Supplemental Results

Supplemental Results 05/13/2004 01:58 AM

Does anyone know what Google means when it says that something is a "Supplemental Result"?

It's 5:00. Do you know what your Google
results are?

It's 5:00. Do you know what your Google
results are? 02/03/2003 06:21 PM
Boston Globe: A Nation of Voyuers, How the Internet search engine Google is changing what we can find out about one another - and raising questions about whether we should. "Google changed our concept of time as well. It has helped make our past - or oddly refracted shards of it - present and permanent. That's a radical notion for a medium usually defined by its ability to constantly update itself." "It's the collapse of inconvenience," says Siva Vaidhyanathan, assistant professor of culture and communication at New York University. "It turns out inconvenience was a really important part of our lives, and we didn't realize it."...

Find Results Now:

Find Results Now: 12/13/2003 07:35 PM
But don't give up on the Visual Basic side of it. Watch this space for a tutorial in progress about how to use the Google API with Visual Basic! ...

Google Results via RSS

Google Results via RSS 08/27/2004 01:51 PM

Rajiv is beta testing Google.RSS, a service which uses the Google API to return search results as an RSS feed.

Results on the Internet

Results on the Internet 06/22/2004 04:04 AM
rediff.com Jun 22 2004 8:30AM GMT

Motorola's Q1 Results

Motorola's Q1 Results 04/22/2004 02:34 AM
Voice & Data Apr 22 2004 5:49AM GMT

Check the results map

Check the results map 06/10/2004 06:14 PM

Odd Google Results

Odd Google Results 12/23/2002 07:53 AM
Odd Google Results Here's an odd Google result for "Joel's Currency Converter" [_Go_] Now don't get me wrong -- I understand why it came up. Still I wonder about this result when what I really wanted was this. But I can't bitch much at all -- the result I was expecting was right on top. I'm more just observing.

Early results in

Early results in 12/17/2004 06:40 PM
From the progeny's elementary school class, which held a mock election today. Kerry 22 Bush 0 Junior Berkeley is solidly blue. (The Best Costume on Friday was a kid dressed in fatigues and a cowboy hat, with a sign saying "Stop Mad Cowboy Disease.)...

ConAgra's Results Pop

ConAgra's Results Pop 07/01/2004 01:50 PM
One of America's largest packaged food companies makes healthy fiscal choices.

Red Hat restates results

Red Hat restates results 07/13/2004 10:09 AM
The Register Jul 13 2004 2:00PM GMT

Sonic Drives in Results

Sonic Drives in Results 06/29/2004 12:24 PM
Restaurant chain carves its own fast-food niche.

Merging search results

Merging search results 04/09/2004 04:13 PM
Template snippet showing how to merge seearch results from several Movable Type blogs into one ordered list and create friendly suggestions when a search returns zero results.

The Inevitability of Search Results as
RSS

The Inevitability of Search Results as
RSS 09/10/2004 02:12 AM
Tim Bray, in reporting on a visit to an Intelligence Technology gathering said: They’ve also done something way cool with their Google appliance; one of the bright geeks there has set up a thing where you can subscribe to a search and get an RSS feed. Well, duh. Anyone could fix up one of those using the Google API, I wonder why Google isn’t supporting this already? I can't help but to laugh because at this point we all know...

Save search results in 10.3

Save search results in 10.3 04/08/2005 11:58 AM
I don't know if everyone knows this, but it wasn't documented as a shortcut in the Finder menu bar ... pressing Command-T while doing a search from the Finder's toolbar, or after finishing a search, the Finder will create a f...

CA 2003 results delayed

CA 2003 results delayed 05/06/2004 10:01 AM
35-day months take their toll

Brief: Netopia to restate results

Brief: Netopia to restate results 09/16/2004 04:58 PM
Netopia Inc. today said it will restate two years of results and revise the results in its most recent fiscal quarter and announced that its auditor, KPMG LLP, has resigned.

AMD Opteron bug can cause incorrect
results

AMD Opteron bug can cause incorrect
results 06/21/2004 12:00 AM

Lottery results: Are you a winner?

Lottery results: Are you a winner? 06/20/2004 12:26 AM
See if you have won a share of the prize in Saturday's lottery games.

Contest Results: This Brand Can Be
Better

Contest Results: This Brand Can Be
Better 09/20/2004 05:01 AM
Fast Company asked readers to help reinvent several successful -- and struggling -- brands.

In Search of Good Results

In Search of Good Results 07/05/2004 07:46 AM
In Search of Good Results
http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?1002877

A recent survey by FIND/SVP found that 84% of business executives queried thought Web searches using commercial search engines took longer than they should because they tended to deliver too many irrelevant results, resulting in an estimated loss of $31 billion in lost productivity. In addition, 74% expressed doubts that the results were reliable and 39% felt that information found online is outdated. Despite their reservations, 67% indicated it would be difficult or impossible to do their jobs without Web-based search tools, with 28% reporting they spend between 6 and 10 hours a week researching online. The most sought after information was financial information and reports, followed by information on competitors. "The commercial search market is dominated by search engines that must target the broadest consumer audience possible, with the broadest scope of content, in order to sell advertisements for any and every product and service possible," says a META Group VP. "The commercial search market has barely begun to address the untapped demand for highly specialized and screened content and we believe this market is poised for growth in the next three to five years."

Using PHP Includes for MT Search Results

Using PHP Includes for MT Search Results 07/04/2004 03:28 PM

A lot of people want to roll their own search with Movable Type. Us, for instance — Gadgetopia has a two-tiered search system based on whether the search term appears in the title, keywords, or body of the entry (see this post for more information).

Our search is done in with SQL and PHP, abandoning the MT search system completely. The probem with this method is rendering the search results. If you don't use MT, then you lose two things:

(1) Auto-creation of the permalink. The URL isn't stored anywhere in the database, so you have to recreate it. If your URLs are just based on the entry ID, then it's not hard. However, look at our URLs — they're a conglomoration of the date and the entry title. We'd have to create a PHP function to recreate this scheme — and if we ever changed the URL structure from within MT, we'd have to change the PHP function separately.

(2) Text filters. If you're just converting line breaks, the text filter is not so hard to re-produce. However, if you're using Textile or some other plug-in to filter your text, you're going to have to reproduce that in PHP as well so the previews render correctly.

You can avoid all this, however, by simply using PHP includes and an extra Individual Entry Archive. The result is an elegant solution that blends PHP and MT to eliminate the tedium of recreating MT functionality in PHP.

To do this, create a new Individual Entry Archive in MT called "search_fragment." This template should contain the just HTML to present a single search result. Like this:


<tr class="title">
  <td class="title">
    <a href="<MTEntryPermalink>"><MTEntryTitle></a>
  </td>
  <td class="date">
    <MTEntryDate format="%m/%d/%Y">
  </td>
</tr>
<tr class="excerpt">
  <td colspan="2">
    <MTEntryExcerpt>
  </td>
</td>


Configure this template to generate a file in a "search_fragments" directory named for the entry ID only. You don't even have to add an extention, though you can if you like (if so, you'll need the change the PHP code listed below). So the entry in the archiving configuration would be something like:

search_fragments/<MTEntryID>

Now when an entry rebuilds, it will create two files: (1) its normal archive file, and (2) a search result fragment file called "1", "2", "348", etc. in the search_fragments directory. Notice that since we're using standard MT templates to create the fragment, the permalink will be created by MT, and the excerpt text will be formatted according to the text filter the entry is using.

Now, when you use your SQL to get your search results, just SELECT the entry ID, then spin through those and use PHP to include the matching search fragment file. Like this:


<table>
  <?php
    while ($r = mysql_fetch_assoc($keywordResults)) {
      @include "search_fragments/" . $r['entry_id'];
    }
  ?>
</table>


This will dump the contents of each search fragment file in the table. Since each file contained two rows, the resulting table will be valid HTML. Notice we're surpressing any errors on the inclusion line just in case a file is missing for some reason.

We've be using this system here for months, and it works great.

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ATI Reports Second Quarter Results

ATI Reports Second Quarter Results 03/28/2005 05:56 AM
TechWhack Mar 28 2005 8:53AM GMT

Sun downsizes revenue results

Sun downsizes revenue results 09/14/2004 12:45 PM
Solaris concerns and Java lawsuit loom

Campbell's Soupy Results

Campbell's Soupy Results 09/13/2004 02:19 PM
The world's biggest soup maker falls a penny short of earnings expectations.

Examination Results Explorer

Examination Results Explorer 01/02/2005 04:34 AM
phpERE Home Page & Online Demo Launched

Use Google the Wrong Way to get the
Right Results

Use Google the Wrong Way to get the
Right Results 09/13/2004 04:17 PM
Source: Search Engine Lowdown - How do you search for something on the web that search engines cache, but they won’t let you search for? I recently found myself with just such a dilemma....

Results of Google IPO May Be Muted

Results of Google IPO May Be Muted 05/10/2004 01:26 AM
Los Angeles Times May 10 2004 5:48AM GMT

Sage results solid

Sage results solid 05/11/2004 06:33 AM
More customers, more cash

SCO post Second Quater results

SCO post Second Quater results 06/10/2004 12:57 PM

Motorola, M1 4Q results tomorrow

Motorola, M1 4Q results tomorrow 01/19/2004 04:13 PM
Telecoms.com Jan 19 2004 8:40PM GMT

Iowa's Results and Punditry

Iowa's Results and Punditry 01/22/2004 02:11 AM
When will political pundits stop forecasting results, and just let voters vote? You'd think that getting it wrong again and again would have a humbling effect. You would be wrong.

Google Ad Links Results

Google Ad Links Results 03/22/2005 03:46 PM
"I am finding that in the case of Ad Links, that if a surfer clicks on the Ad Link in the ad unit, nearly *all* click through to at least one of the sponsored listings on the second page."
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Yahoo's Offers New Anti-Spyware Tool...
That Actually Finds Spyware

Yahoo's Offers New Anti-Spyware Tool...
That Actually Finds Spyware 08/05/2004 03:50 AM
It appears that Yahoo heard the backlash loud and clear a few months back when they released an anti-spyware tool that just so happened to skip over adware from Yahoo partners. The latest version, built on PestPatrol's technology will now default to notifying users of both "spyware" and what they consider to be "adware" and then give the user the choice of what to do. I haven't tested the product yet, but it sounds like they're moving in the right direction. It still makes you wonder what they were thinking in offering a purposely crippled offering. People know what spyware is, and telling them that spyware isn't spyware doesn't change how people feel about it. It also doesn't make them look kindly back at the company that provided them with the bogus anti-spyware tool in the first place.

Spyware Company Sues Utah Over
Anti-Spyware Law

Spyware Company Sues Utah Over
Anti-Spyware Law 04/13/2004 03:42 PM

Yahoo's Famed Anti-Spyware App Allows
Spyware From Partners

Yahoo's Famed Anti-Spyware App Allows
Spyware From Partners 06/02/2004 10:10 AM
We didn't write about Yahoo's new "anti-spyware" toolbar that they announced last week, because it seemed to receive plenty of hype, and there were no real reviews of how it worked. There are so many so-called anti-spyware applications out there that don't actually stop spyware and adware for fear of upsetting marketing companies or out of worries that actually stopping spyware may make some applications stop working (upsetting the user), that we figured Yahoo's anti-spyware app (hype and all) probably wouldn't be much to bother with. It certainly looks like that may be the case. eWeek is now reporting that Yahoo tries to dance the careful dance of not upsetting certain companies who threate n to sue people who call their application spyware. Of course, the situation is even more complex because Claria (who you probably know as Gator - despite their attempt to change their name to shake that spyware label) is also a partner of Yahoo. So, it's really not surprising that the default setting for Yahoo's anti-spyware app won't actually remove services like Gator or WhenU. Instead, Yahoo's spyware remover claims these programs are "adware" and will only remove them if you click and extra check box each time you run the program. In other words, once again, you can't trust a provider of anti-spyware software, because they're playing both sides of the fence: partnering with providers on the one hand, and then offering weak removal products on the other. If Yahoo were serious about removing spyware from the computers of users they would refuse to partner with companies that used surreptitious tactics to be installed on computers. Instead, they want to look good to users in the front, while letting in spyware/adware from partners through the backdoor.

AOL Offers Spyware Stopper... Just After
They Started Offering Spyware

AOL Offers Spyware Stopper... Just After
They Started Offering Spyware 04/22/2004 02:36 AM
Just a few weeks after saying that they're going to start bundling spyware/adware with their instant messenger product, AOL announces their latest anti-spyware application. While we've been complaining about anti-spyware from ISPs that just points out the spyware, AOL claims that this version will disable (though not delete) the spyware. I wonder if it will catch the spyware that AOL installs themselves.

Spyware vs. spyware

Spyware vs. spyware 08/30/2004 03:50 PM
Even as many online marketing companies struggle to comply with recent federal legislation governing unsolicited commercial e-mail -- spam to you and me -- new state and federal legislation addresses another online blight: spyware. From California to Washington, D.C., lawmakers are lining up for the chance to smack down this bothersome byproduct of online commerce.

The Top Ten Spyware

The Top Ten Spyware 03/22/2005 04:23 PM

According to Webroot Inc. and listed in the Inquirer, here are the top ten spyware and adware threats based on detection as well as potential impact.

1. CoolWebSearch
2. Gator
3. 180 search asst.
4. ISTbar/AUpdate
5. Transponder
6. Internet optimizer
7. BlazeFind
8. Hot as Hell
9. Advance Keylogger
10. TIBS Dialer

Read how each works at the Inquirer Website.

Spyware

Spyware 06/16/2004 11:30 AM
Personal Computer World Jun 16 2004 3:31PM GMT

Spyware: Where's the fix?

Spyware: Where's the fix? 04/20/2004 04:52 PM
ZDNet Apr 20 2004 9:47PM GMT

What you should know about spyware

What you should know about spyware 04/26/2004 06:19 AM

AAA Spyware C.O.P. v10.0

AAA Spyware C.O.P. v10.0 11/13/2003 12:22 PM
This product will scan your P.C. for spyware and adware, notifying you of the infected files, as well as the spyware or adware name. After registering you may use spyware cop as an adware and spyware remover, deleting the infected files and programs. [Shareware $19.95 990 KB]

See how Spyware has taken over a PC

See how Spyware has taken over a PC 05/28/2004 10:46 AM

Want to see what a little program that is full of spyware can do to your system check out this Windows Task Manager. Makes me say ouch. Oh and guess what program it was, the freeware version of Kazaa [ Dave Winer]

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Spyware: Where's the quick fix?

Spyware: Where's the quick fix? 04/20/2004 07:11 AM
ZDNet Apr 20 2004 11:49AM GMT

Spyware Sucks!

Spyware Sucks! 04/19/2004 08:25 PM

FTC Takes On Spyware

FTC Takes On Spyware 04/19/2004 07:04 PM

The spyware inferno

The spyware inferno 08/13/2004 12:21 PM
CNET News.com Aug 13 2004 5:09PM GMT

Spyware creators looking at RSS

Spyware creators looking at RSS 04/06/2005 02:40 PM

Seems RSS has caught the eye of Spyware creators nothing is out there yet, but I am sure it will not be long. [Nick Bradbury]

Spyware becomes pandemic in the US

Spyware becomes pandemic in the US 04/16/2004 06:28 PM
Computer Shopper Apr 16 2004 9:49PM GMT

Spyware gonna get you sometime?

Spyware gonna get you sometime? 06/25/2004 07:08 AM

My kids who play games on the net and don't really understand that they should not click some things end up being infected with spyware 2-3 times a week and this is with me having 3 applications protecting the machine. At times it gets so bad I just restore the machine. I have become a Norton Ghost expert because of my kids.

But adults are vulnerable also and on average my machine picks up one spyware program a week. I test a lot of software and I visit a significant number of sites and I am sure most of the things I pick up are from software packages. I have been using NAV and Spy Sweeper but after reading Wired's story today I think I am going to give Spybot a run and see how it does.

For a long time I had a link to a site that kept track of what programs out there has spyware built into the programs but it is buried someplace in my 1000's of Favorites. Anyway if your not using Anti Virus software and some sort of Active Spyware program your asking for trouble. Great article by [Wi red]

Other News: Spyware

Other News: Spyware 04/16/2004 10:28 AM
An EarthLink survey found more than 300,000 trojan horses, monitors and backdoors on personal computers.

RSS, Spam and Spyware

RSS, Spam and Spyware 06/05/2005 11:08 PM

As I mentioned in my previous post, I'm a firm believer in using blogs and RSS for distributed conversation. So, I'd like to start a conversation about the threat that spam and spyware pose to our little syndicated world. I brought this topic up with several companies who were at the Syndicate Conference, and I was disturbed to discover how few of them are even thinking about this pending problem.

Most of them replied, "Spam problem? But there isn't one - if someone's feed contains spam, everyone will just unsubscribe!" Well, yeah - but only if we subscribe to individual feeds, which I believe will take a backseat to aggregated feeds. I'll use my own experience with the NewsG ator acquisition as an example: hundreds of blogs contained news of the acquisition, but I was subscribed to very few of their feeds. Instead, I subscribed to dynamic search feeds - that is, keyword-based feeds powered by RSS search engines - which enabled me to listen in on the conversation. Very powerful indeed - but unfortunately, very spammable.

There are already fake< /a> spam blogs, many of which have RSS feeds. Most of the ones I've seen were created to influence search engine rankings, but it's only a matter of time before they use their feeds for delivering spam (I'll wager that some of them already do). These fake blogs are easy to set up, so as soon as one is taken down, it will re-appear somewhere else (much like their spyware-filled brethren, the warez sites), making it tricky to simply filter them out by their subdomain name. My guess is that the main reason we don't see more RSS spam is simply because spammers are waiting for it to be profitable. Now that conferences such as Syndicate are attended not just by geeks and developers but also by investors, they've got to be thinking that the time is almost here. Create a bunch of fake blogs littered with popular keywords, and let their feeds be picked up by the RSS search engines (to their credit, some of the RSS search engine companies I talked with are already tackling this problem).

Even if I'm way off base about how spam will come to RSS, we all know that spammers will find a way to jump on the RSS bandwagon. Given past history, every new social technology needs to think about spam right from the start, or else risk being crippled by it (side note: many implementations of tagging also strike me as being spammable).

Related to this is the fact that RSS enclosures (a.k.a. "podcasts") must look attractive to spywa re creators. Before I added podcast features to FeedDemon, I took a look at how a few of the existing tools were handling them. To my surprise, security didn't seem to be a big concern - they'd even download EXE enclosures, perhaps assuming that the user's anti-virus software would stop them from being executed if they were malware. Couple automatic enclosure downloading with dynamic search feeds which contain enclosures, and you've got a great spyware delivery system. This is why I made sure that FeedDemon used a safe list for downloading enclosures.

If you make a living from RSS, I hope you'll join in this conversation - either here or in your own blog - and let everyone know whether you're thinking about this problem (or, just let me know I'm full of it if you disagree that it's a threat).

FTC to weigh in on spyware

FTC to weigh in on spyware 04/16/2004 06:19 AM
The FTC plans to hold hearings next week to look at the problem of spyware. Would banning spyware have any better outcome than banning spam?

Other News: PC Spyware

Other News: PC Spyware 06/29/2004 10:41 AM
Considering all the nasty PC infections in the Windows world, it's a wonder more people don't switch to the Mac.

Spyware Gets Top Billing

Spyware Gets Top Billing 07/03/2004 12:45 AM
Computerworld Jul 3 2004 4:06AM GMT

Spyware Doctor v2.0

Spyware Doctor v2.0 06/19/2004 08:51 AM
Spyware Doctor is an advanced adware and spyware removal utility that detects and cleans thousands of potential spyware, ad ware, trojans, keyloggers, spy ware cookies, trackware, spybots and other malware from your PC. Protect your privacy and computing habits from prying eyes. [Shareware $39.95 2.19 MB]

Spyware in the office

Spyware in the office 04/21/2004 05:06 PM
Spyware can infiltrate offices, where it has the potential to gather confidential information. Kelly Martin, a product manager at Symantec, takes a look at spyware and how to keep it out of your company.

Ad’s and spyware and worms oh my

Ad’s and spyware and worms oh my 04/14/2005 08:49 AM

Sizing up "spyware"

Sizing up "spyware" 03/25/2005 07:17 PM
Blog: Software designed to monitor Web surfers' behavior and bombard the PC with pop-up ads is a thriving business. And at least...

The Spyware Revolution

The Spyware Revolution 04/27/2004 10:59 PM

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