your response is what I was aiming at Mikkel...did you see the last part which I felt was related to this topic somewhat?
Avoiding giving away PageRank
The final point we'll cover in this article is how to avoid giving PageRank away to the articles the newsfeed links to [More information: "Do outbound links siphon off PageRank?"]. Before you continue, you should consider skipping this step. After all, if you're using someone else's content to optimize your site, giving them a little PageRank is a good way to say "thanks". Even if you don't give them PageRank, you'll still be sending them traffic, but you'll have to consider whether that's fair compensation.
If you do decide to keep all of your PageRank, you can do so by changing the links to JavaScript links. To do that, first copy the following JavaScript code and paste it into the <head> section of your webpage:
<script type="text/javascript">
function OpenNewsWindow(url) {
theWindow = window.open(url, "News", "directories=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, status=no, toolbar=no, resizable=yes, width=600, height=400");
if (window.focus) theWindow.focus();
}
</script>
Then, change the PHP code in your webpage as follows (note that "image" and "date" in the "iorder" line require CaRP Koi or CaRP Evolution, but won't hurt when used with CaRP GPL):
<div id="seonewsfeed">
<?php
require_once "/your/path/to/carp.php";
CarpConf('iorder','image,url,title,author,date,des c');
CarpConf('biurl','<h3><a href="#" onClick="OpenNewsWindow(\'');
CarpConf('aiurl','\'); return false;">');
CarpConf('ailink','</a></h3>');
CarpCacheShow('your newsfeed URL here');
?>
</div>
There you have it! Search engines no longer treat the headlines as regular links, so none of your PageRank gets bled off by the newsfeed. Finish up the process by using CSS and/or CaRP settings to do any additional formatting that may be needed to make the newsfeed fit the lok of your page, and you'll be on your way to better search engine placement.