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#1 – ” Shamu” Most Popular Search, February 24, 2010
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Shamu Kills SeaWorld Trainer
February 24, 2010: Another “Shamu the Killer” death. This Shamu (generic term for all killer whales in SeaWorld) has killed yet another (third person) in an accident this afternoon right after getting drawn inside the Shamu tank, according to recent news. Police reports suggest an accidental drowning, which would be very much like the previous deaths. There is suggestion that the Shamu was pulling her in, in a playful manner. These are experienced trainers who work with these animals every day. They are aware of the precautions required.
Central Florida News 13, an Orlando Business Journal broadcast partner, reports that Orange County EMT specialists at the scene stated the trainer was not breathing. The Orange County Fire Rescue then reported that it was a fatality.
SeaWorld San Diego closes Shamu show after deadly whale incident in Orlando
February 24, 2010: San Diego’s SeaWorld also canceled its Shamu whale show today, after the Orlando SeaWorld trainer was killed by the whale at its theme park.
SeaWorld San Diego spokesman David Koontz said that “We’re terribly saddened by the loss of the member of our SeaWorld family, it doesn’t matter what park,” then went on to say, “We have canceled our afternoon Shamu show here today.”
San Diego’s Park Officials have not yet decided whether or not to cancel the show Thursday.
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Google Hot Searches, February 24, 2010
Eleanor Holmes Norton Questioned Toyota
D.C. Congressional Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton questioned Toyota Top dog Akio Toyoda about whether or not her automobile (a Toyota Camry hybrid) is going to ever show up in a recall list for any reason.
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Hannah Storm
Hannah! When Will Men be Allowed in the Women’s Locker Room?
ESPN, sensitive about interpersonal relationships between its employees, suspended the attractive Tony Kornheiser -Heh. A little overboard perhaps? I think the man is contrite, and just suffered diarrhea of the mouth. Political correctness at an extreme? Well, I do think perhaps his mother taught him better. I have yet to hear a response from Storm on this matter. But for those who missed this yesterday, here are some highlights.
Last Friday, Kornheiser, on his local ESPN affiliate Washington D.C. radio show said that when Hannah Storm was on her show, she was in a “horrifying outfit” with “red go-go boots” and a “skirt was way too short for somebody her age.” He then added: “She’s what I would call a Holden Caulfield fantasy at this point.”
Reference: Holden Caulfield is the narrator and protagonist of The Catcher in the Rye. The novel relives the days following Caulfield’s expulsion from Pencey Prep, a university preparatory school based loosely on either Ursinus College, Perkiomen School, or Valley Forge Military Academy, Salinger’s alma mater.
Holden is a 16-year-old junior whose family is financially well off. His father works, but his mother does not. Despite financial comfort, he leads a somewhat troubled life. He tells his story using a casual every-day tone and frequently employing disparaging language and profanity.
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- | Hannah Storm (1) | +588 | 589 | 1 | Ashley Alexandra Dupre | Breakout! | |
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2 | Winter Olympics (9) | -6 | 331 | 2 | Tony Kornheiser | Breakout! | |
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8 | English Translation (2) | +126 | 285 | 3 | He Pingping | Breakout! | |
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3 | IRS (33) | -14 | 197 | 4 | Sven Kramer | Breakout! | |
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14 | The Bachelor (2) | +91 | 196 | 5 | West Memphis Three | Breakout! | |
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- | Joannie Rochette (1) | +166 | 182 | 6 | Hannah Storm | 98556% | |
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- | Natalee Holloway (1) | +159 | 161 | 7 | Bristol Palin | 17970% | |
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- | Dow Jones Index (1) | +141 | 142 | 8 | Dow Jones Index | 14088% | |
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- | Lacey Schwimmer (1) | +124 | 134 | 9 | Natalee Holloway | 6721% | |
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11 | Hulu (119) | +1 | 129 | 10 | Najibullah Zazi | 3025% | |
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- | Bristol Palin (1) | +123 | 124 | 11 | Milky Way Galaxy | 2453% | |
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12 | Bing (129) | -6 | 112 | 12 | Jayson Williams | 2294% | |
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4 | WWE (182) | -82 | 111 | 13 | Edyta Sliwinska | 2145% | |
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94 | Miley Cyrus (10) | +70 | 106 | 14 | USO | 1959% | |
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13 | Drudge Report (316) | -5 | 105 | 15 | Jessica Stroup | 1665% | |
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18 | Twitter (261) | +0 | 103 | 16 | H1N1 | 1326% | |
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16 | YouTube (68) | -7 | 102 | 17 | Lacey Schwimmer | 1292% | |
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43 | Kim Kardashian (613) | +37 | 96 | 18 | Akio Toyoda | 1203% | |
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90 | Chatroulette (2) | +61 | 89 | 19 | Liam Neeson | 1166% | |
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- | American Idol (1) | +57 | 89 | 20 | Julianna Margulies | 1031% | |
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Kirk Cameron
Kirk Cameron is Praying for the Safe Return of Walter Koenig’s
According to the Long Island Press on Feb 24th, 2010: Andrew Koenig was reported missing by his parents after disappearing on Feb. 14. He headed to Vancouver, Canada and has not been heard from since. Koenig played Richard “Boner” Stabone on the 80′s television show Growing Pains. Kirk Cameron says that “Mike Seaver is speaking out.” In a statement to MTV, Cameron said that “Mike and Boner could always work things out when they put their minds to it.” Cameron also said in a statement that, “I’m praying for you, pal. Hope to hear from you soon.”
Celebrities1 Kirk Cameron |
Polititians1 Barack Obama |
Movers & Shakers1 hannah storm |
Musicians1 Whitney Houston |
Bloggers1 Perez Hilton |
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Cheryl Cole
Cheryl Cole Combats Drama With Song
Cheryl Cole arrives at Katsuya looking glam despite reports of an attempted robbery at her Surrey mansion in England
Top Keywords Ranked Celebrities In The United Kingdom, February 24, 2010
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AOL, Hot Searches From February 24, 2010
AOL, Most Popular Keywords and Hot Topics – February 24, 2010
AOL updates their most popular keywords and hot topics data for us, every day, cept’n weekends, (GET TO WORK GUYS!). Each day you arrive here, you will be able to retrieve the keyword data for that day. If you are interested in any of these topics you can view our archives, or perform a site search, this goes for anything on this site. This information can assist you in knowing what to focus your web site content on. For instance, you can begin to get your copy ready for Avatar’s DVD or BlueRay release now, so that you can get some ranking in the search engines for later.
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1. Colorado Shooting – Two teens injured; teacher tackles gunman |
AOL Most Popular Keywords
Movies Top 10# 1. Avatar |
Celebrities Top 10* 1. Tiger Woods |
Celebrities Top 101. Mythbusters |
Electronics Top 101. Wii |
Automobile Top 101. Ford Escape |
Vacations Top 101. Disney Vacations |
HOT SEARCHES: Popular eBay Search Terms, February 24, 2010
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CATEGORIES 1. ipod touch |
ANTIQUES 1. furniture |
BOOKS 1. twilight |
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CAMERAS & PHOTO 1. pentax 67 300mm |
CELL PHONES & PDAs 1. iphone |
COMPUTERS & NETWORKING 1. laptop |
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DVDs & MOVIES 1. blu ray |
HEALTH & BEAUTY 1. mac |
REAL ESTATE 1. florida |
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TICKETS 1. taylor swift |
TRAVEL 1. las vegas |
VIDEO GAMES 1. xbox 360 |
Ask.com’s Popular Keywords and Search Terms Week Ending January 08, 2010
Ask.com is very slow in updating their popular searches and top keywords. I check every day. Stay tuned here for the next update!
Ask.com is a Search Engine that can provide you with questions and answers specifically related to your niche market. It is recommended that you go to this search engine for such results, you can discover problems, issues and answers that will enable you to write content based on long tail keywords that are considered buying keywords.
This data is for the Top Searches for the Week Ending January 8th, I’m really getting dissapointed!
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