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		<title>By: Web Analytics Demystified &#187; Blog Archive &#187; A few things that caught my eye this week &#8230;</title>
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		<description>[...] After being &#8220;tagged&#8221; by Gary Angel I tagged a few folks. So far Clint Ivy and Eric Butler have responded to my tagging, but perhaps the most interesting tag response comes from Dylan Lewis who postulates that the game of tag is either a thin disguise to increase our page ranks for searches for things like &#8220;web analytics and the grateful dead&#8221; or some intense navel gazing. [...]</description>
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