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    <title>Hmm... I got a search</title>
    <summary>Hmm... I got a search report for what people searched for on my site last month. I tend to check those out when they come...</summary>
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      <name>Anil</name>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Hmm... I got a search report for what people searched for on my site last month. I tend to check those out when they come in because they're infrequent and a lot more interesting than the server logs that I guess I'm supposed to be obsessing over. So last month someone was rooting around my site and searched on the following list of terms:</p><ul>
<li>love</li>
<li>photo</li>
<li>picture of me</li>
<li>age</li>
<li>brother</li>
<li>dad</li>
<li>drug abuse</li>
<li>family photo</li>
<li>girlfriend</li>
<li>marriage</li>
<li>married</li>
</ul><p>Now, I'm assuming that it's probably one of the prospective employers I've been applying and interviewing with, but what seems peculiar to me is that they wouldn't just <em>email</em> me to ask about these things. I realize there are legal ramifications to a lot of these questions that preclude a formal inquiry into any of this in an interview situation. But I'm sure anyone clever enough to get to my site would figure a way to obliquely find this info out.</p><p>Maybe I haven't made the link prominent enough, but you can <big><a href="mailto:anil@dashes.com" title="Duh.">email me</a></big>, you know.</p>]]>
      
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