Try 1: As suspected, putting quotes around the entire Google search means Google ignores the literal, and when I page back and forth they disappear. In any event, the quotes didn't make a difference, and the top and only literal is the Moynahan picture.
Try 2: The quotes stuck, even in Google, and the results were different than without. Only a page and a half of results. Got some angry blogger, the Moynahan picture, a 2010 Harvard Crimson editorial, some CT Senate votes, and a presumably unrelated biomed person. So yeah, I'd have to concur that CT, Life and Crimson cites are enough to throw doubt into the works.
Even thought the Crimson editorial uses a Wikipedia Commons picture, and Wiki has the M. Someone else's Google-Fu isn't so hot either. But who's?
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Date: 2010-11-23 08:01 pm (UTC)Try 1: As suspected, putting quotes around the entire Google search means Google ignores the literal, and when I page back and forth they disappear. In any event, the quotes didn't make a difference, and the top and only literal is the Moynahan picture.
Try 2: The quotes stuck, even in Google, and the results were different than without. Only a page and a half of results. Got some angry blogger, the Moynahan picture, a 2010 Harvard Crimson editorial, some CT Senate votes, and a presumably unrelated biomed person. So yeah, I'd have to concur that CT, Life and Crimson cites are enough to throw doubt into the works.
Even thought the Crimson editorial uses a Wikipedia Commons picture, and Wiki has the M. Someone else's Google-Fu isn't so hot either. But who's?