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Google decides to honor this on D-Day

 

Google's homepage, often the site of commemorative graphics interwoven with its Google name on special occasions, chose this day to display the multi-colored blocks of the classic game Tetris, which was created by Russian computer programmer Alexey Pajitnov and made playable for the first time on June 6, 1984.

Scrolling over the blocks reveals the words, "Celebrating 25 years of the Tetris Effect – courtesy of Tetris Holding, LLC."

Google's owners may be multi-billionaires, but homeless guys show more class.

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Google this: Rich, powerful meet secretly in Greece

 



Yes, it's that time of year again, the leaves are on the trees and the obscenely rich and occultly powerful meet to set policy and prices for 2010.


Bilderberg attendance is by invitation only. The newest addition to the secret Bilderberger cabal is nouveau riche Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt


"Those of us in Bilderberg felt we couldn't go on forever fighting one another for nothing and killing people and rendering millions homeless. So we felt that a single community throughout the world would be a good thing."

The highly secretive meeting is off limits to press, but past reports from sources that have managed to penetrate the high-security meetings have stated that the meetings emphasize a globalist agenda and dismiss national sovereignty as regressive.


The BBC declared it to be one of the most influential organizations in the world.


Save time Google 2012, 21, 12...



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An invention that could change the internet for ever

The new system, Wolfram Alpha, showcased at Harvard University in the US last week, takes the first step towards what many consider to be the internet's Holy Grail – a global store of information that understands and responds to ordinary language in the same way a person does.

Although the system is still new, it has already produced massive interest and excitement among technology pundits and internet watchers.

Computer experts believe the new search engine will be an evolutionary leap in the development of the internet. Nova Spivack, an internet and computer expert, said that Wolfram Alpha could prove just as important as Google. "It is really impressive and significant," he wrote. "In fact it may be as important for the web (and the world) as Google, but for a different purpose.

Tom Simpson, of the blog Convergenceofeverything.com, said: "What are the wider implications exactly? A new paradigm for using computers and the web? Probably. Emerging artificial intelligence and a step towards a self-organising internet? Possibly... I think this could be big."
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Google logo goes Queen


Pounds, pounds, and pounds
Queen's image goes on Google logo
Marks visit by monarch to organization's London offices today
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Google blinks, allows Christian ads


Wing and a prayer
Google blinks, allows Christian ads 
Web giant changes policy to permit faith-based view on abortion

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Google shows off Android phone

 
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Google shows off Android phone
Anyone can build software to run on device
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Google: A clever tax cheat?


You sunk my tetra monster!
Google eyes offshore 'computer navy'
Search engine looks to avoid national laws, taxes
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Everybody loves Google & Google Money


The e-business category climbed 5.5% in the second quarter from a year earlier, scoring an all-time high of 79.3 overall.

L.A. Times: Everybody loves their Google
Customers like companies that don't require them to get in cars
, spend money on gas
 

Introducing Google Without All the Google

Want to search Google for results that don't include sites under the Google umbrella? Try Google Minus Google. The site shows YouTube-less, Knol-less, and Blogger-less results.

The site was started by Finnish blogger Timo Paloheimo, who was inspired by an article in the New York Times asking the question, Is Google a Media Company? Paloheimo claims he received 3,000 visits the very first day.

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