Sunday, March 22, 2015
Back from Oregon.
T'is been a busy week and a half, and a deliberate omission last week not to publish.
Let's bring the fan base up to date on events.
Orgeon - always wonderful, always wet, and as always, good company.
Eugene Daily News - always great to come home to the team.
The upcoming book - we have the editor.
Alaska Airlines - on time and on budget.
Irony - the cover of the inflight magazine has a story titled Strong for Kids. It's about having character for children in the face of adversity. I'll drink to the story.
Sunday, March 8, 2015
Google Credability Eroded
Last week I wrote of Google's email of personal identification information that they had detected.
Apparently, such information was incorrect, and the email was sent in error.
When a beloved company starts sending erroneous information, credibility is eroded and it is fair to ask "what else was erroneously sent?"
Is it possible that my Google Adsence claim was another of their erroneous letter?
Note too, Google Adsence Advertisements continue to appear on my blog. Even though Google Ads have been disabled, they continue to appear and continue to earn money.
#fraud #googlefraud
Sunday, March 1, 2015
Still Contesting Google's Adsence Fraud Claim
On January 5, 2015, I wrote of Google's Adsence Claim, that fraudulent activity was being conducted on my website. Google, in their wisdom, disallowed the earnings incurred on my website.
Interesting, that despite my account settings, changed after the Google notice to disallow Google's ad appear on my website, those ads have continued to appear on my website, and indeed, have continued to earn income.
Yesterday, February 28, 2015, I received an email from Google which stated:
"Dear Publisher,
We have now verified that we are no longer detecting PII being passed to Google from the account(s) under your control.
Thank you for helping to resolve this matter.
Regards,
The Google Policy Team"
Google tech's using inhouse speak but not making any sense to their customers. With no prior notification of my personal information going "walkabout", this was alarming. A search located multiple threads about the Google Adsence program passing Personal Identification Information (PII) from websites to outside interests.
Really? Could that possibly be the reason why Google detected unauthorized ad clicking on a blog that did not exist and did not have Google's Ads being displayed?
Google have not yet responded to three (3) letters sent to their corporate office requesting further information. The Google Adsence Claim is about to head to court.
#fraud
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Thank You Seti@Home
Thank you to the Seti@Home project out of Berkley University, who have honored me as their User of The Day.
15 years, 1 million research units, 52,000 computing hours and the search continues.
#seti #setiathome #thankyou
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Has It Really Been Ten Years?
Has it really been ten years since my flight touched down at LAX?
Has it really been ten years since Adam and I sat around Toscani's complaining about the public holiday surcharge?
Has it really been ten years since the sun came up over the bay and set over the mountains?
Has it really been ten years since Dad BBQ-ed lunch?
Has it really been ten years since the drive up to Toowoomba to see my Godsons?
Has it really been ten years since I put a sail on the water?
Has it really been ten years since the last bout of "tickle wars" with my daughters?
Sadly, it has really been ten years.
Sunday, February 8, 2015
10 Years On - Running the Gauntlet
You see we've got a problem, you and me. We don't like each other much but we have to take a trip together. Now you can come along peacefully or you can be a pain in the ass. But I'm warning you: You mess around and I'll put the cuffs on you. You talk dirty - I gag you. You run - I'll shoot ya. My name is Shockley and we've got a plane to catch. Let's go.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Outback Steakhouse Embarassed by Australia Day Promotion
Outback Steakhouse embarrasses itself by flying the incorrect national flag of Australia.
After tweeting to +Outback Steakhouse on Twitter, it appears that I was blocked, and the flag was changed sometime on January 26. By then, most Australians in the United States were already outraged.
There has been no response from the company.
After tweeting to +Outback Steakhouse on Twitter, it appears that I was blocked, and the flag was changed sometime on January 26. By then, most Australians in the United States were already outraged.
There has been no response from the company.
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