Why Search Marketers Can Safely Ignore Cuil

"Several people wrote to me asking me to review Cuil, the hot new search engine that everyone is talking about. Except me. I've explained in the past that I am not expecting any new search engine to come along to dethrone Google. But people persisted, "This one is really different!" So I looked and I listened and I read, and I'm sorry folks, but I don't know what all the fuss is about." More ...
By: Mike Moran, Search Engine Guide

Cuil: A Massive Search Engine on the web

Cuil Launches A Massive Search Engine with an index of more than 120 billion web pages, making them arguably the most comprehensive search engine on the web. I found it very useful and practical. The way it displays the search results is friendly and interesting.

One small step for (a) man; One giant leap for mankind

"When Iran carried out missile tests last week, they were widely condemned as being 'provocative', by the usual suspects. Defence commentator Robert Fox claimed that Iran was playing a 'dangerous' game. In fact, by making it clear that Iran had no intentions to attack anyone, but that if it was attacked, it would retaliate in no uncertain fashion, Tehran was playing a very sensible game, as I (Neil Clark - UK based Journalist) argued here. And what do we get a few days after the tests? A major shift in US policy towards Iran." More ...

Will Israel And / Or The U.S. Attack Iran?

"If you want to understand the policy of a country, look at the map - as Napoleon recommended.
Anyone who wants to guess whether Israel and/or the United States are going to attack Iran should look at the map of the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula.
Through this narrow waterway, only 34 km wide, pass the ships that carry between a fifth and a third of the world's oil, including that from Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain." By Uri Avnery More ...

Iran: Death Penalty for Blogging?

"On Wednesday, Iranian members of parliament voted to discuss a draft bill that seeks to “toughen punishment for disturbing mental security in society.” The text of the bill would add, “establishing websites and weblogs promoting corruption, prostitution and apostasy,” to the list of crimes punishable by death." More ...