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- Lycos Clubs
Sites such as egroups, topica, Lycos Clubs, and Yahoo Clubs offer web-based discussion group facilities along with other services such as email lists, file storage, chat, and scheduling. You need to register as a member to avail of the services fully, particularly discussion group creation. You can create more than one web forum through these sites. Discussion groups created through these sites provide a self-contained web site or groups of pages for various facilities with limited customisation of pages. - Picture Search
Search engines eliminate all of the work. All you have to do is type in the word or subject you are searching for. In a matter of minutes you will have links and web pages to explore. Long gone are the days of scrolling through book after huge book for information. A [S]earch engine will do all of he work for you, if you know how to use it. - Picture Search -- Search Engines
Search Upstart Launches New Site AP via CBS Marketwatch (Sep 29) Vivisimo is introducing a new search engine that clusters results called Clusty. Clusty, still in beta, provides web search, news, images, shopping, and an encyclopedia (Wikepedia). You can cluster by topics (looks similar to Vivisimo's folders), sources, and url. Advanced Search has some controls including selection of search engine -- Gigablast, MSN, Lycos, Overture, Looksmart, Wisenut, and Open Directory for the web. There will be blogs too. News of the day is automatically clustered giving a quick view of the top themes. - Picture Search -- Image Web
Search engines are software programs that move through the Web and collect information on new Web sites, which they then assemble into searchable databases. Of course, the results of these searches depend on the type of [S]earch engine used. Some engines collect no more than the name and address of the site, while others feature an informative description about the site. And while some search engines pursue new Web sites, others rely on submissions from Web site developers. The bottom line: Search engine results vary dramatically and you continually need to be on the lookout for those that will work for you. - Antonella Barba -- American Idol
Sex picture loving Antonella Barba won't be kicked off American Idol over the current round of blow job and topless shots. Idol producer Nigel Lythgoe says a detailed background check has been done on Barba. Lythgoe ... commented on Barba's less than loyal companions: - Overture -- Msn Search
Yahoo's acquisition of Overture helps Yahoo to the last puzzle piece in its move to become self sufficient as a search engine machine. Yahoo kicked this plan into gear late last year when it purchased Inktomi Corp. on December 23, 2002. Inktomi is the power behind many search engine results. With a large database of indexed web pages, Inktomi generates search results using an algorithmic technology analogous to that of search king (and current Yahoo search result provider) Google. By purchasing Inktomi, Yahoo has cleared the way to divorcing itself from Google if it so chooses. - People Search -- Google Pack
People are looking for more photos and pictures, with usage climbing at all the image search engines. Google, again the giant, handles 71.9 % of image searches; Yahoo has 19.1% and Ask, 3.5%. Broadband access and the popularity of places like Flickr contribute to the increase. - Britney Spears -- Meeting
Britney Spears will not appear on the legendary American children's program Sesame Street. When contacted today, Sesame Workshop press representative Ray Hammerman replied that the rumours were: not true, "there are no plans to have her on as a guest." - Wolf Spider
The Wolf Spider is not an aggressive spider. If the spider is handled, it can cause a painful bite which may cause infection and skin lesions to some people. No human has died from the bite of the Wolf Spider but a fully grown Labrador can die in a few hours after being bitten by a Wolf Spider. When bitten, the venom enters the body. The Wolf Spiders fangs are needle-like apparatus which administer venom. They point downward from their bodies. - Britney -- Hearings
This week on eFGRadio.com, Britney's "Don't Let Me Be The Last To Know" was #1 for the second week in a row. They even played a cool remix version of the song, so if you missed it this week, be sure to vote and listen in next week. You can catch the show every on Wednesday's at 8PM EST at http://www.efgradio.com.
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