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Bloody ongoing malware issue and apologies

It would seem that Google found malware somewhere on this site and has now flagged it in its search results as potentially distributing malware.

I am currently struggling to find out the source or cause for this and apologize for the inconvenience. It would seem that I either have been the victim of a hacking attack or have used a bad script (I am now busy replacing all scripts with fresh up-to-date copies.) It could be a bad comment somewhere on the blog but then I’m not sure why the entire site would be flagged rather than that specific entry. It could also probably have something to do with my server or provider. The problem is reported by Google as « Adware », which isn’t so bad but very annoying. They are very quick at black-listing you but not very efficient at providing you with clear reasons or a cause. Bloody algorithms.

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2009-01-26 01:37 • Posted in Blogging: & Web site news:

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Feb 28

Farewell to the Rock - Part 3

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Leaving the island includes saying good-bye to old friends, and odd friends. The following are self-portraits of Tom and myself posing with a tear in our eye.


Tom the grouper is Jerry’s sidekick, the new kid on the block, the trainee, the apprentice, the junior. He’s been following Jerry in his (her) interactions with us, day after day, keeping a safe and respectful distance.

But right now Jerry has left Bloody Bay to go take part in the spawning festivities off the West End, and this morning a very affectionate Tom showed us that he is ready to take on the leading role...

I think he was posing with much more class than most of the puppets at the Academy Awards last night...
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2005-02-28 11:15 • Posted in Photoblogs:

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    « I love Tom. Can you bring him back ? So you’d had a silent mate who wouldn’t disagree with your overstretched fishing stories... :-) »

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