Fun ones showing up recently:
"how to get money for my car in ocean county, nj": Um, good luck with that.
"www.politicsnj.com" and "politicsnj": Why not just go there? Why do a search on it? I guess they're looking for folks who link to it, but there have to be lots and there are tools for that sort of thing.
"antibacterial soap vs. hand sanitizer" : Antibacterial soap bad, hand sanitizer helpful, go with the soap and water. See here.
"afghan kebab house metuchen nj" : Rob blogged about that here while I was away, and I guess they have no web site of their own. I come up as the third site on Google. I'll have to get up there and try it out!
"Petty's Island" and "petty's island" : Still my most popular search terms by far even though I haven't written anything new in a while. I guess not too many other folks have either if I'm getting hits on it. Oh, here's the post (and the follow-up)if you came in from that search term. Hope it's helpful.
"nj life" : That's what it's all about, fans and friends. Enjoy the weekend.
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It's amazing how many people will type a URL into a search engine rather than use the address bar in their web browser.
People are funny that way...
Christian
It's actually not that surprising. A lot of browsers have a search engine integrated into the address bar. At work, I can type in a url and click directly, or a search term and pull down Google with my mouse. It's not that different, and it's cause me to do a search on a URL more than once.
I heard once the more antibacterial hand wash you use without water can actually do more harm than good.:(
According to the article, "Panelists also distinguished alcohol-based hand cleansers from antibacterial soaps and washes. The cleansers are particularly useful in situations where there is no soap and water."
Here's the article. I don't think the alcohol in the antibacterial hand gels has the same problem of developing bacterial resistance as the antibacterial soaps do, but they don't mention this too specifically.
Ooh, that kebab place sounds good...
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