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Very interesting post that is probably more about economics than search but nevertheless reveals the dark arts of the search provider!

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Thank you very much for sharing your presentation. I plan to give a similar presentation to the faculty at the University of Guam with an emphasis upon interactive documents and forms for multicultural approaches in language arts education.

Today, I'm happy to announce that you too can use our color filter in your own image searches. Just search for something the way you normally would, such as [tulips]. On the results page, click on the "All colors" drop down in the blue bar and choose a color. For example, try restricting your results to [yellow tulips]. Want to see purple tulips instead? Simply click on the color filter again, select purple, and voila - you have pages of beautiful images! You can also combine the color filter with any other image filter to further refine your search. For example, if you're looking for an image of an orange butterfly, try restricting to photos or clip art.