http://www.wix.com/ is my serious answer
"Wave to the cats" is my -serious answer

John Hodgman's blog provided this 1970s USA PSA: Too Fast For The Swine Flu

Really, what needs to happen nowadays is that Google should separate those "keywords" that exactly match the top-returned URL... then we'd have a better idea of what people are actually *searching* for, versus what they're just trying to access.

I'd say nerds haven't grasped it, not average users. Now that you can leave www. and .com off your URLs, why wouldn't you? It saves time, provided it gets you to the right site - which most of these pseudoqueries will.

You must not be talking to me. My senior biology teacher - the head of the science department at my math, science and technology-centred high school, one of the best schools in Toronto's public school board - was a creationist. The head of my CS department and my teacher for what was supposed to be a Java course told us at the start that he didn't know Java and we'd just do a second year of Visual Basic, covering the exact same material as the first year. Where'd all the funding go to, since our school took in gifted and math/science geniuses from all over the region? A lot of it went into lining every classroom and lab with unplugged computers to impress visiting parents. The rest went into digital devices that never once left the CS department office.