• Google Webmaster Central
  A must-have website. Simply register, confirm the ownership of your website and see the extended statistcs on crawling, backlinks, keywords and many other info.
• Webmaster Essentials
  A must-read collection of crucial info about Google. The quotations from it are scattered through the entire tutorial you're reading now.
• Google Analytics
  Install it onto your site to get the most comprehensive info on your site visitors. Combined with the server-side logs it becomes the endless source of crucial information needed to focus your future SEO efforts. Easily integrates with AdWords and AdSense accounts so you can track not only the visitors, but also a ROI index.
• Matt Cutts blog
  Hey! Isn't he a Google guy?! Yes, he is. Matt Cutts is a tech engineer at Google since 2000 and he has a blog where it answers many popular questions about Google, reveals some inside information, busts some popular myths about Google and creates some others. Very interesting blog with tons of info to consider, however they said since Matt is affiliated with Google we cannot trust him in full. Well, who knows, who knows... Definitely deserves to be read anyway.
• CleverStat SEO Software Tools
  Well, this is us - CleverStat. We do SEO and search engine positioning software products. Some of them are free, while others need to be purchased before they unleash their full potential.
• SEO Chat Forums
  A high-quality SEO forums with plenty of useful and always up to date information, including SEO news, SEO tutorials, some SEO tools and many more. Read carefully and don't hesitate to post your own questions as there is always someone there who is eager to answer.
• Google Blog
  Not as interesting as Mutt Cutts' one, but still has some news about Google and its new features.
• Webmaster Central Blog
  Another Google blog. Features videos, FAQs, articles and new tool announces.
• Wordtracker
  A well-known tool to find keywords. Once was nearly ultimate, but since Google has released its own tool, Wordtracker is merely an addition. There were some argues about if Wordtracker is providing a relevant data or not, but thousands of webmaster use it and are pretty happy with it.
• Google Keyword Tool
  This one was already mentioned several times in this guide - simply the best tool to find your keywords and learn if they are demanded or not. Unlike Wordtracker, it is free. Though it is worth mentioning that this tool is actually the best not because it couldn't be better, but because there are no tools that are better. In other words, Google Keyword tool isn't perfect.
• Search Engine Land
  A large SEO online magazine with newsletters, forums, blog and a locked member-only part containing some exclusive (I guess) materials. Nothing special actually, but due to enormous amount of info there you can probably find out some gems too.
• SEOmoz
  Quite a heavy resource with its own set of tools, a blog, a wide selection of articles and many more. However, they want money before they let you read the info (yet there are free articles too), and there is also a bit too more advertising on it.
• Hobo SEO UK
  A UK SEO blog with nice SEO experiments busting or confirming various Google myths. Definitely a must read.
• SEOptimise
  Another good blog. Many good articles not copying the same old stuff over and over, but written by a man who is really interested in what he does. Very smart and professional resource. A must read.

Lets see... its around 3000 on average from coast to coast of the continental US. So if the average person walks one mile in 20 mins... that's 3 mph.

So 3000/3= 1000 hrs of walking. divide that by 24 1000/24 and you get 41 and 2/3 days of walking, non stop. If you actually stopped for sleeping eating etc, it would take much longer.

Walking Time:
3 MPH That is unencumbered and on flat level terrain.
8 * 3 = 24 Miles a day without stop.
Game time dawn: 7:00am
Game time night fall: 8:00pm

The game day is split up like this,
24 hours in a day.
8 hours sleep.
Rotating shift for night watches:

Watches - Time of watch.
1 - 8
2 - 4
3 - 2.6
4 - 2

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Mid Evil Time Cartoon by Buck

This is a cartoon I started to follow the antics of the group while they went through adventures. I included even time we went on vacation to Lake Platora in Colorado. ( see map )

The most recent arrests in Amarillo. The 23 most recent arrest records for Amarillo are free. Please use these arrest reports to learn about your neighborhood. Also available are Amarillo crime graphs, RSS feed, and Amarillo city crime map.

I check on the month of June look at this: ( click here )

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Weather Source was founded in 2004 by Mark Gibbas, Craig Gilbert, and Brad Brown, and has since become an exceptional team of meteorologists, web developers, programmers, and other staff.

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Tinker Gnomes in Real History.

16th century French cypher machine in the shape of a book with arms of Henri II (click here)

Diabetes

Look here for herbal and natural combatants for diabetes. A lot of usefull information on how to keep your blood sugar down even if you are not a diabetic.

Candystand.com

Very addictive little game called Vector. The army has to get through the channels and you have to place fire stations to stop them. I lost a day of my life when I found this game.

Cobra Weave Key Fob

You may have seen my instructables on para cord bracelets, well this is the same design with a few variations. 

Property Room.com

Police auctions online and more...

Check it out. It it like ebay to get your stuff back from drug dealers and such.