Abstract: A system, computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, and a computer-implemented method for expedited indexing of content is presented. Submitted content is received via a user interface, where the submitted content is copy-and-pasted content from an entity claiming authorship of the content. A link identifying an Internet address hosting the submitted is also received. Responsive to determining the submitted content is new relative to known content, the submitted content is indexed without visiting the Internet address.

Abstract: A system, computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, and a computer-implemented method for expedited indexing of content is presented. Submitted content is received via a user interface, where the submitted content is copy-and-pasted content from an entity claiming authorship of the content. A link identifying an Internet address hosting the submitted is also received. Responsive to determining the submitted content is new relative to known content, the submitted content is indexed without visiting the Internet address.

Abstract: A system, computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, and a computer-implemented method for or crawling and indexing content is presented. A message is received, where the message includes (i) submitted content, wherein the submitted content is identified as being published by an entity, and (ii) a link to a location on a resource hosting the submitted content. An evaluation is made as to whether the submitted content is represented in an index of known content to determine whether the submitted content is new relative to the known content. In response to the evaluation, a request is issued to a search engine to crawl and index the submitted content hosted by the resource associated with the link when the submitted content is new relative to the known content.

Abstract: A system, computer-readable storage medium storing at least one program, and a computer-implemented method for or crawling and indexing content is presented. A message is received, where the message includes (i) submitted content, wherein the submitted content is identified as being published by an entity, and (ii) a link to a location on a resource hosting the submitted content. An evaluation is made as to whether the submitted content is represented in an index of known content to determine whether the submitted content is new relative to the known content. In response to the evaluation, a request is issued to a search engine to crawl and index the submitted content hosted by the resource associated with the link when the submitted content is new relative to the known content.

Abstract: Multimedia furniture includes structure for a multimedia console that allows insertion of the console through a front panel of the multimedia furniture, e.g., via a slot or cutout, advantageously keeping the console apparent through the front panel. For better integration of multimedia peripherals and storage components into the multimedia furniture, the invention also includes structure for retaining multimedia storage components, such as gaming DVDs and their cases and/or structure for retaining gaming peripherals, such as wired or wireless gaming controllers. For instance, in one non-limiting embodiment, a furniture stand for a display device is provided having a main surface for supporting a display device. In a front panel, the furniture stand includes a cutout or slot in a front panel for receiving a multimedia console. In another non-limiting embodiment, tower furniture is provided including a cutout or slot in the tower portion for receiving and supporting a multimedia console.

Abstract: Storage furniture is provided that includes storage area(s) and removable section(s) for enclosing the storage area(s), wherein the removable section(s) include multiple sides, and wherein any one of the sides of a removable section may be made optionally apparent by the user when the removable section is placed in position to obscure a corresponding storage area. In one embodiment, metal areas are provided with the removable sections that are attracted via magnetization by magnet(s) provided substantially adjacent a corresponding storage area, so that any side of a removable section may outwardly face an observer when the removable section is covering an associated storage area.

Abstract: Multimedia furniture includes structure for a multimedia console that allows insertion of the console through a front panel of the multimedia furniture, e.g., via a slot or cutout, advantageously keeping the console apparent through the front panel. For better integration of multimedia peripherals and storage components into the multimedia furniture, the invention also includes structure for retaining multimedia storage components, such as gaming DVDs and their cases and/or structure for retaining gaming peripherals, such as wired or wireless gaming controllers. For instance, in one non-limiting embodiment, a furniture stand for a display device is provided having a main surface for supporting a display device. In a front panel, the furniture stand includes a cutout or slot in a front panel for receiving a multimedia console. In another non-limiting embodiment, tower furniture is provided including a cutout or slot in the tower portion for receiving and supporting a multimedia console.

Abstract: A means and method for treating bacterial infection, providing antioxidant activity, and chelating copper using a copper binding compound produced by methanotrophic bacteria is described. The compound, known as methanobactin, is the first of a new class of antibiotics having gram-positive activity. Methanobactin has been sequenced, and its structural formula determined.

Abstract: A means and method for treating bacterial infection, providing antioxidant activity, and chelating copper using a copper binding compound produced by methanotrophic bacteria is described. The compound, known as methanobactin, is the first of a new class of antibiotics having gram-positive activity. Methanobactin has been sequenced, and its structural formula determined.