Google's cached version of MJHD.COM has been one of those recurring questions that just keeps popping up. Did Google cache the MJHD.COM website 2 days before the reported death? Is it a glitch? Is there a way of cheating the Google cache system?
Did Google cache the MJHD.COM website 2 days before the reported death?
No. The first cache of MJHD.COM, completed by Google, was actually done on June 27, 2009. Although the cache did contain the date of June 23. As can be seen by the screenshot it states:
"June 23, 2009 ... We are dedicated to unveilling the Conspiracy and Hoax surrounding the Death of Michael Jackson."
This is not the text from a post. This is a statement from the front page. This is Auntie Amy's opening statement for the website. Which has been on the website since day one.
Is It A Glitch?
Google cache is automatic, run by computers, which means it is open to errors. The way Google caches web pages means that errors in dates can happen, but at the same time the system has functioned very well. Does it mean that June 23, 2009 was definitely a glitch? No; it is merely a possibility.
If we take June 23, 2009 as a glitch, and accept Auntie Amy's email that she posted on MJHD as the real answer. It still leaves the question why was Auntie Amy so quick in declaring the death a hoax?
The email time is shown as being sent at 10.40AM. This would be Auntie Amy's time, which she has openly admitted as being Australian time. So June 26, 2009, at 10:40AM Auntie Amy has the site registered with GoDaddy. The time in Los Angeles is only June 25, 2009, 5:40PM. This means within 2.5 hours of Michael being pronounced dead (2:26 PM PST) Auntie Amy had decided there was a hoax and needed to register a website. And Jermaine didn't come out and do his speech at the hospital until approximately 4:30 PM. So in one hour of Jermaine's speech Auntie Amy decided that something was not right. Just because she is not a fan doesn't mean that she wouldn't have been shocked by this. So being shocked, she registered a website in 2.5 hours of the reported death.
Is there a way of cheating the Google cache system?
Yes. There are in fact two ways to cheat the Google cache system. The first way is through HTML coding, by hiding dates within the coding as comments. The second way is to actually ensure the date appears on the page being cached. With Auntie Amy showing she can HTML code with the ThisIsAlsoIt redirect it is a possibility. But this leads to the question - Why would Auntie Amy cheat the Google cache system to create drama, mystery, and confusion?
Peace.
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12/16/2009
12/10/2009
MJHD Has Been Sold - But Has It?
So, MJHD has been sold. So now the mystery remains as to who bought the domain, did they get the database, and did they work on This Is It?
Well to answer those questions just take a look at the WhoIs of MJHD. For the untrained eye it doesn't tell you much. But to the trained eyes that have been following the whole MJHD.COM saga it tells a lot.
Firstly, all the people who enquired about purchasing the domain and database together were told: "There will be no copy of any databases being given. Both previous Forum Databases are unaccessible." Well the word on the street is that the old Wordpress will be revived and operational.
So if nobody could get a copy that means the only person who could put it back up is Auntie Amy. So point #1 of the sale is - there was no sale.
Now back to the WHOIS of MJHD.COM - When it went from Auntie Amy to Fuckfish and Nightmare; it transferred from GoDaddy to Bluehost. Well, with it being sold, it has now gone back to GoDaddy - more than a coincidence?
As to the mystery buyer working on This Is It. Nothing more than a smoke screen. There is no buyer for a start; but the buyer who is rumored to have purchased it has no connection to Sony, Michael, or Culver Studios - or anything or anyone else connected to This Is It. Just another random name thrown out there (much like the John Smith lie that was finally admitted) to cover the real owner - Auntie Amy.
So the sale, and subsequent purchase, was all a big ruse to make everybody think that someone new was running MJHD. Once again Chuck D, of Public Enemy, pops his head up to say "Don't believe the hype."
A big shout out to bec and ILYM who helped by listening to the chaotic thoughts of this blogger.
Peace.
Well to answer those questions just take a look at the WhoIs of MJHD. For the untrained eye it doesn't tell you much. But to the trained eyes that have been following the whole MJHD.COM saga it tells a lot.
Firstly, all the people who enquired about purchasing the domain and database together were told: "There will be no copy of any databases being given. Both previous Forum Databases are unaccessible." Well the word on the street is that the old Wordpress will be revived and operational.
So if nobody could get a copy that means the only person who could put it back up is Auntie Amy. So point #1 of the sale is - there was no sale.
Now back to the WHOIS of MJHD.COM - When it went from Auntie Amy to Fuckfish and Nightmare; it transferred from GoDaddy to Bluehost. Well, with it being sold, it has now gone back to GoDaddy - more than a coincidence?
As to the mystery buyer working on This Is It. Nothing more than a smoke screen. There is no buyer for a start; but the buyer who is rumored to have purchased it has no connection to Sony, Michael, or Culver Studios - or anything or anyone else connected to This Is It. Just another random name thrown out there (much like the John Smith lie that was finally admitted) to cover the real owner - Auntie Amy.
So the sale, and subsequent purchase, was all a big ruse to make everybody think that someone new was running MJHD. Once again Chuck D, of Public Enemy, pops his head up to say "Don't believe the hype."
A big shout out to bec and ILYM who helped by listening to the chaotic thoughts of this blogger.
Peace.
9/07/2009
How Much Does It Cost To Run A Website?
In a recent forum post, Amy the Admin of MJHD stated that there was the possibility of a PREMIUM membership which would include downloads among other things. The stated reason for the charge is:
"The money I would be gaining from anyone who CHOSE to become a Premium MJHD Member would be going toward the site upgrade and the new Dedicated Web Hosting that this site now requires which is quite expensive."
Which leads to the question how expensive is web hosting? As MJHD is on GoDaddy at present that's where we looked for pricing. Godaddy's Premium Dedicated Web Hosting plan is $419.91 per month.
So it only seems fair that a PREMIUM membership should help pay for this? Well it would if the MJHD site was not already making money from it's advertising.
According to CubeStat.com MJHD's daily ads revenue is $39.91, which over a 31-day month would be $989.21 - more than enough to pay for the dedicated hosting of $419.91 a month. Also CubeStat base this on 13,304 page views. As the Admin claims to get 60,000 a day the daily ads revenue would be higher.
"The money I would be gaining from anyone who CHOSE to become a Premium MJHD Member would be going toward the site upgrade and the new Dedicated Web Hosting that this site now requires which is quite expensive."
Which leads to the question how expensive is web hosting? As MJHD is on GoDaddy at present that's where we looked for pricing. Godaddy's Premium Dedicated Web Hosting plan is $419.91 per month.
So it only seems fair that a PREMIUM membership should help pay for this? Well it would if the MJHD site was not already making money from it's advertising.
According to CubeStat.com MJHD's daily ads revenue is $39.91, which over a 31-day month would be $989.21 - more than enough to pay for the dedicated hosting of $419.91 a month. Also CubeStat base this on 13,304 page views. As the Admin claims to get 60,000 a day the daily ads revenue would be higher.
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