Try adding a '2' behind the word 'forums' in the URL. Someone discovered and mentioned this a week or so. I think the site is doing some server swapping around, and so they have bits on the new server and other bits on the old server...they haven't updated their links properly though...you'll find that to get to the gallery, you have to *delete* the 2, whereas for these old posts, you need to *add* the 2. :)

What are you suggesting is the reason for the change in Google search results? I am a webmaster for several nonprofit sites and have tried to keep track of these kinds of things. What I have learned is that search results are different for different users depending on their history of searching Google, geographic location and nature of the search. There is no set place a particular website will appear on a Google search. I get different search results if I am at work than I do when I am at home or on vacation.

Those squares appear when you log in to Google, reader, Gmail or anything like that an simply give additional function. I took the screen shot when I was logged into google reader so the squares would show I have never used the function. So to produce the squares you must have been logged into Google something.....

Dogs pick up and key on body position and slight movements. When many people form habits, they also adopt movements that predede those habits. Subtle body movements are an integral part of dog to dog communication. It is totally natural for dogs to sense an action from their humans action. And time of day can also be important. Example: I have a recliner. If I collapse the foot rest in the afternoon between about 4PM to 6PM, both dogs jump up in anticipation of being fed. They used to jump and run to their places. But, they have learned I may not be going to feed them. So, they just jump up, ready if I give the indication I am going to feed them. Which is simply that I now look at one of them. The look signals the dog at which I look that I am going to feed. That dog's action triggers the other one. If I don't look at either one, they lay back down before I even get out of the chair.