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ernest decides to become the next big search engine
"look at how powerful the search engine that wikipedia uses"
nice advertisement for a job-searching website so you can find the job of your dreams.
possibly the next generation of search engine. combines the power of google and yahoo! search engines onto an apple`s music-library browser look-alike to give us the "you`ll know it when you see it" outcome.
the driver was pulled over in a 2002 incident which reveals an illegal search by police recorded on his camera. the man clearly tells police not to search his vehicle because it would be in violation of his 4th amendment right under the constitution and threatens to sue if they do.
rescuers searched frantically on monday for survivors of northern pakistan's massive earthquake as the death toll climbed over 20,000 and officials said thousands more could be lying dead in the rubble. another 2,000 people may have died in neighboring india, and the fate of about 10,000 people living in remote villages on the border with pakistan was not known, indian officials said.
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a clown wearing colourful pantaloons, huge shoes and a flashing police helmet was strip searched by airport security guards. dave vaughan, 60, who was due to perform for sick children as pc konk, also had his plastic handcuffs confiscated at birmingham international airport. mr vaughan was with a crowd of 100 disadvantaged youngsters about to board a charity flight around britain when he set off a metal detector. he was then stripped to his underwear and had his plastic scissors, toy camera, wacky glasses and bubble saxophone examined. security chiefs at birmingham international airport let him go after 10 minutes when they discovered a metal clip which holds up his huge baggy trousers had set off the alarm. mr vaughan, from shard end, birmingham, had been booked by the variety club midlands for the search for santa trip. he joked: "i showed them my police-clown identity card, which had my picture next to the my credentials as a member of the criminal insane department, but i don't think that really helped. "i'm clearly no terror threat or security risk, i'm a kid's clown dressed as a comedy policeman. it was a bit embarrassing to be honest, i had to remove my clown shoes, pantaloons, flashing police helmet - the lot." an airport spokesman said: "pc konk certainly did a great job of keeping everyone at the airport entertained, however, he was required to give in his handcuffs at security in line with national security regulations. "pc konk then passed speedily through before getting on with the important job of putting smiles on the faces of the variety club children, who all enjoyed a day to remember." source i had to force myself to not use btas and/or tdk joker. i'm spent.
sometimes...
under the guise of "national security" by means of "intellectual property" protections.
african slaves for sale on ebay. i guess you can find anything with google these days.
nyc landlordswell, if the landlord is hot...
a commercial about bush thinking about a career change. i think you'll see why it was never aired.
everyones favorite nwa song
it's one of those games you always played in school...but in flash game format.
http://www.banksy.co.uk - this guy is amazing. i love his art.
rock and roll
i have no idea but i like it...
there must be at least a few.
this may make people think twice, before calling for help...
the jerk ladybug now searches for love.
"i wish that you would empower earthlings everywhere to become active participants in the ultimate search for cosmic company."
in recent years, new technologies have allowed scientists to gain a greater understanding of how the human brain ages and why, to pinpoint the parts of the brain that function or fail as a person ages, to predict when an older person is in the early stages of cognitive decline, and to find effective ways to prevent this decline. previous studies have shown that mental exercise, especially learning new things or pursuing intellectually stimulating activities can increase the efficiency of cognitive processing and preserve mental functions. and scientists say learning to surf the internet may be the latest way to exercise the mind and keep it strong. a new study shows older adults who learn to search for information online experience a surge of activity in key decision-making and reasoning centers of the brain. using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fmri), researchers at the university of california, los angeles compared brain activity in different regions of the brain in 24 healthy adults aged 55 to 78. prior to the study, half the participants used the internet daily, while the other half had very little experience. an initial brain scan of those with little internet experience showed brain activity in the regions controlling language, reading, memory and visual abilities. after the first scan, participants went home where they conducted internet searches for one hour a day for a total of seven days over a two-week period. these searches involved using the web to answer questions about various topics by visiting different websites and obtaining information. a second brain scan conducted on participants with minimal online experience after the home internet searches demonstrated activity of the same regions of the brain as the first scan, but there was also activity in the middle frontal gyrus and inferior frontal gyrus, areas of the brain known to be important in working memory and decision making—activity patterns very similar to those seen in the group of experienced internet users. the results suggest internet training and searching online could potentially enhance brain function and cognition in older adults. “we found that for older people with minimal experience, performing internet searches for even a relatively short period of time can change brain activity patterns and enhance function,” dr. gary small, a professor of psychiatry at the semel institute for neuroscience and human behavior at ucla, said in a news release. previous research by the ucla team found that searching online resulted in a more than twofold increase in brain activation in older adults with prior experience, compared with those with little internet experience. most experts now embrace the “use-it-or-lose-it” approach to brain functioning. “we found a number of years ago that people who engaged in cognitive activities had better functioning and perspective than those who did not,” said dr. richard lipton, a professor of neurology and epidemiology at albert einstein college of medicine in new york city and director of the einstein aging study. “our study is often referenced as the crossword-puzzle study —that doing puzzles, writing for pleasure, playing chess and engaging in a broader array of cognitive activities seem to protect against age-related decline in cognitive function and also dementia.” the ucla team says additional studies are needed to help identify aspects of online searching that generate the greatest levels of brain activation, as well as the impact of the internet on younger individuals. the findings were presented october 19 at the meeting of the society for neuroscience in chicago, illinois. source, source
hello loyal spikedhumor lovers!just a quick update: the developers have finished a much-needed update on the spiked search engine. the "options" have been removed and we're not sure if they shall return. however, it has been optimized for faster and more accurate performance. comment and let us know if you have any suggestions or feedback!
zeroes part 1 http://tinyurl.com/2p3nup from the makers of 'zeroes', the search continues for more ordinary people with ordinary abilities. open audition.
