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Find Creative Commons Images in Google Image Search

Google Image Search added the option to restrict the results to images that are licensed using Creative Commons , a list of flexible licenses that allow content creators to share their works with the world. The options aren't yet available in the interface, but you can use the search box below to find images that are licensed using some of the most popular Creative Commons licenses: The four options displayed above combine different Creative Commons license, but you can create customized searches for other combination of licenses:
OPML stands for Outline Processor Markup Language and in this case it's just a bundle of RSS feeds than can be moved around in bulk. It's a beautiful idea that has a lot more potential than has been realized, but you'll see how it comes in handy here. http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/how_to_backup_and_search_all_your_friends_tweets_i.php

How To: Backup And Search All Your Friends' Tweets In Googl

How Should Tweets Be Ranked in Search Engine Results? « I’m Not

http://bhc3.com/2009/11/02/how-should-tweets-be-ranked-in-search-engine-results/ Anyone remember when Loic LeMeur had the temerity to suggest Twitter rank its search results by the number of followers people have? His post, with 109 comments and reaction from Michael Arrington , Robert Scoble and many others , clearly struck a nerve. Fast forward to the past couple weeks.
Google has just made search a lot more useful, and real-time search offerings (i.e. Twitter Search , OneRiot , and Tweetmeme ) are about to feel the power of the Google juggernaut. Why?

Google Answers the Twitter Threat With Time-Based Search Options

http://mashable.com/2009/05/12/google-search-results/
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/rethinking_social_relevancy_rank_whats_missing.php The future of search almost certainly involves social networks, social graphs, or social filtering in some capacity.

Rethinking Social Relevancy Rank: What's Missing?