INHD has been playing a 1992 film called Baraka lately. It’s a stunning piece of cinematography with high definition images and meditative music. The film has no narration or titles, only video and music and the ambient sounds of the material being filmed. From people to animals to cities to jungles, this film takes you on a 96 minutes journey through our amazing world.

I looked up Baraka online just now and got some more information from Wiki…

Scouring YouTube, I found some slips of Baraka (but beware, the full Baraka experience can only be appreciated in high definition and with great sound, so do yourself a favor and find it for your home theatre)

More video from another part of Baraka.

I’m what they call an “expert” in SEO, or Search Engine Optimization. SEO starts with finding the right keywords or phrases to attract the right types of customers to your website. When I say ‘keywords’ I mean the words or phrases a user might type into Google/Yahoo or MSN to find your product or service. Targeting the right keywords is difficult because most users think “they know” what people search for (when in reality they are usually wrong)

Enter a company like WordTracker, and their free keyword suggestion tool. Type a keyword into WordTracker and it will return a list of 100 similar keywords with a count of the estimated daily traffic for that keyword. Brilliant!

This way to can not only find keywords to target, but also know in what order and importance those keywords should take on your website.

ars technica has the low down on Windows Vista OEM pricing, and some rubbish on the validity of system builders or ‘home users’ buying OEM versions.

Here’s the meat…

That’s it folks, I would recommend if you’re trying to save money do yourself and your wallet a favor and buy OEM versions of Vista.