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  1. @therealburgo Thinking and sending positive thoughts to you and your family.
  2. Reading an Introduction to RDFa - http://bit.ly/Lhj6e
  3. God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to know the difference.
  4. @theGypsy Searched on TESS to find some info on the trademarking of SEO - it appears that opposition of the servicemark is ongoing.
  5. @imarkus Giving credit where due, that statement about SEO being design is from @benscratch :) I agree completely.
  6. @benscratch Designing with a knowledge of how search engines work can be a boon to other visitors for a site as well.
  7. @benscratch Agreed. A search engine is just another visitor to a site, with its own needs. If you meet those, it can bring other visitors
  8. Watching United Breaks guitars - http://bit.ly/19LN5T
  9. RT @bokardo New Book: Search User Interfaces - Free to read online - http://klck.me/94 (thx @KISSmetrics)
  10. @DElibrarian Another 5,245 federal civilian position as of 2002 - http://bit.ly/4H3di (getting much closer to 61,000)
  11. @DElibrarian It's a lot. :) 49,488 "full time equivalent" (actual # greater) state and local employees in De in 2006 - http://bit.ly/QhglB
  12. @DElibrarian The 61,000 total included Fed, State, County, and City Employees, no? OMB report didn't include state courts and legis, too.
  13. @DElibrarian Delaware's OMB claims 17,000 State employees in 2007, US Census claims 31,233. Some Creative accounting going on. Why?
  14. @DElibrarian That report doesn't include a large number of state employees in the Courts, the Police, the schools and universities, etc.
  15. @kengrantde Close to what I'm seeing - Removing 2007 census numbers for those under 18 and over 65, and 67,000 is about 12.3 percent.
  16. @kengrantde I'm a former state employee, and still surprised by that number. What % of the working population of Delaware is that, I wonder
  17. @kengrantde Amazing. Where did that stat come from? Would that be local, state, federal, and other states?
  18. @aaranged Thanks. Lots of interesting information in query log files - it makes sense for search engines to consider using some of it.
  19. @benscratch Really good to see you. Interesting - I'm paying more attention to design as I do SEO. :)
  20. @yetanotherben Hey. Good to hear that you know @benscratch . It is a small world. :)