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Wow. Technorati. I've never seen this site, but I have seen something similar on Flickr. Flickr has it's own built-in version of it. It's pretty interesting stuff to say the least. I have a friend who took a picture of some graffiti on a garage and titled it "What do you 'spose this means?" Well he had about 10-20 answers from supposed thugs all over the country. It's turns out that that photo (because of his expert tagging skills) was number three on the list of hits when searching for "Latin Kings." I know that to some, that little tidbit isn't that interesting, but I thought it was pretty cool.

One cool thing that I learned on Technorati was the edutweet phenomenon. I guess that there are a whole pile of people that (using Twitter) will send you links to valuable internet tools for learning. So, that's pretty cool. And I really like the word edutweet.

Of the top searches, I was mostly surprised at my surprise that Jennifer Garner and cheat-codes were somewhere around the top of the list. It just figures that young teenage boys are taking up so much surfing time to post/search about girls and video games. Hilarious.