Well after having this blog up and running since January of 2007, Adsense suddenly decided today that the blog is not worthy anymore.
Yeah I didn't make a ton of money off this blog, but it's the principle you know?
Six years everything is fine then "POW!" one day you suck.
I have a lot of followers here and I dont want to make this blog go away so what I will be doing is moving the most popular posts to another venue.
So if you click a link and see that the post is gone and it directs you somewhere else, that's where the post has found a home, far from Adsense and Google.
Needless to say I will not be making any new posts here and all of my efforts will be directed towards this new project.
I want to thank everyone here for their support and coming by over the years.
Sabre
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