You're breathlessly avoiding capture. You're plummeting through the empty sky. Or you're nose to fang with a snake that looks like it dines on antelope??"or humans. In two articles rising through the Buzz ranks, bloggers tackle the meanings of these common dreams and other nighttime visions. Lifestyles site Divine Caroline pulls back the covers on seven snooze-disturbing storylines.

How would you waste a million dollars? Spending money on rude vices and cheap thrills, any civilian can do that. But to blow through millions on?foreign prisons without walls or computers?covered with bat dung?requires a?lack of planning on a magnificent scale. Pasadena-based Parsons Constructions shows how it's not done , with the help of U.S.

Posted by Sarah Bird, Esquire May It Please the Mozzers, Last week, many of you requested more posts on common contract clauses. Your wish is my command: Today, I'm very briefly going to review "opportunity to cure" provisions. This provision is valuable for any one providing a SEO/M consulting services. Why do I need to include an "opportunity to cure" provision in my consulting contracts? Unfortunately,

Last week, Jack Gold, president and principal analyst at J. Gold Associates, proclaimed that Nokia and Google would unite the open-source mobile operating systems of Symbian and Android within the year or so. Here is some context from which his theory springs: Nokia, last month said it was acquiring the remaining 52 million shares it does not already own of Symbian for $410 million. Many of Nokia's popular smartphones run Symbian. Nokia, AT&T, LG Electronics, Motorola,

by Jennifer Laycock I scan a few hundred feeds and read dozens of articles a day so you don't have to. From surprise social media usage to keyword copy writing to an ongoing debate around how to be the best company you can be online...check out half a dozen posts I classify as "must-read" for the day. David Meerman Scott makes a great point on his blog about the supposed lack of social media usage by Internet users.

In case you've not noticed, I'm kind of passionate about online reputation management . Just hearing "radically transparent" brings me out in goose bumps. After the recent .Me goldrush, I managed to grab just one domain name and have decided to put it to good use. www.Reputation.me is designed to keep tabs on all news, tips, advice, and research that pertains to online reputation management. As Reputation Dot Me (get it?) grows,

If you are a celebrity that lives a risky life style there is only so long before your habits are exposed online. What do you do when you are photographed stepping out of your Bentley surround by cop cars because you just ran a red light? To make things worse your about 3.5 minutes away from a DUI. Your livelihood can be seriously affected and yopur face soon to be seriously tarnished online regardless of how powerful you are or how much money you got in your offshore account.

You would think that a cure for cancer had been announced this morning, what with all the attention that new search engine Cuil has garnered. You might even think it was the "Google-killer" that " Out-Googled Google " but you'd be wrong once again. The teeth-grindingly poor name aside (it's the tool that's pronounced like "cool", fool) as just about everyone who's tried it will tell you, it just doesn't work that well. At least not as well as Google.

Today's search engine marketing news and opinion: Some New SEO Services Not So Special; Newspapers Bleed Red Ink: Death by Internet; SEO Quarterly Web Site Review: Villas of Distinction; and more.

Trying to keep with the online marketing industry is sort of like holding onto a runaway train. You just have to hold on for dear life and hope that your fingers don't lose grip because it's going to be very difficult to catch up. It is easier to try to keep with things sometimes than it is to try to catch up with everyone. With that said you as a person or company needs to stand out more than ever.