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This article explains how search engines work. It covers the basics of how search engines find web pages, what they do with the pages they find, and how they decide which results to show. When you use a search engine to find your nearest coffee shop, you probably don't think about search engine technology. But later on you may wonder, "How did that happen?" How did you scan the entire web so quickly and select the results displayed on the page?" Each search engine uses its own software program, but they are fairly similar in how they work. They all perform three tasks: First, learners examine and authorize the content they learn (this is called crawling). Then classify each piece of content (this is called indexing). And third, she determines what content is most useful to searchers (this is called ranking). Let's take a closer look at how these work. Search engines "crawl" the Internet to discover content such as web pages, images, and videos. All sear

One issue with sports leagues hiring reporters to cover their leagues is that there are unspoken limits on how aggressively those reporters can cover the league. Mike Silver, who previously worked at NFL Network, has been open about his departure. Jim Trotter , whose time at NFL Network is coming to an end, could be an example of a journalist who was a little too dedicated to his craft. Trotter tweeted on Monday, "This will be my final week with the NFL Media Group." "Over the weekend, I was informed that my contract would not be renewed." I'd like to express my gratitude to NFL Network and NFL.com for the lessons learned and proved over the last five years." That last line was most likely not a result of carelessness or coincidence. Lessons were learned and confirmed. Trotter may have learned and/or confirmed that there is a line that NFL Media reporters cannot cross — and that he may have crossed it. If he did, it could have happened when Trotter pressed

Signage is seen outside the European Central Bank (ECB) building, in Frankfurt, Germany, July 21, 2022. FRANKFURT, 2 MARCH - Last week, huddled in a retreat in a remote Arctic village, European Central Bank policymakers faced some cold hard facts: companies profit from high inflation, while workers and consumers pay the price. Over the last nine months, the dominant macroeconomic narrative has been that sharp price increases in everything from energy to food to computer chips were driving up costs for businesses in the eurozone's 20 member countries. To cool demand, the European Central Bank (ECB) raised interest rates by the most in four decades, arguing that higher consumer prices would push up wages and create an inflation spiral. However, three sources who attended the retreat in the Finnish village of Inari, intended to give the bank's Governing Council a chance to delve into themes only touched upon at regular meetings, said a slightly different picture emerged. Accordin

Former Ghana international Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu has announced plans to meet with his teammates to discuss ways to honor their late colleague Christian Atsu, who died in the tragic earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, February 6. In an interview with Citi Sports, Agyemang-Badu spoke about his former teammate and friend, Atsu, describing him as a "blessing to Ghana football" and highlighting his contributions to the national team during his time as a winger. He stated, "Christian was a fantastic player, person, and friend. He was a blessing to Ghana football and will be remembered fondly by both his teammates and fans." Agyemang-Badu stressed that the team will need to work with Atsu's family to determine the best way to honor their late teammate, saying that "we can't just do it alone." "The footballers will meet this week to see what we can do for our late brother, and we can't do it alone; we need to collaborate with the

Takoradi Technical University (TTU) has opened a four-day exhibition to showcase innovations and inventions created by students studying Science and Technology at the university. The "Technology and Innovation Fair," with the slogan "Think Smart, Be Innovative, and Create Wealth," is the first of its kind. At the opening ceremony, Dr Moses Maclean Abnory, Registrar of TTU, stated that the first fair hinged on one of the cardinal pillars leading to the conversion from Polytechnics to Technical Universities: a competency-based approach with minds and hands creating solutions to human problems with the overall goal of bettering the lives of Ghanaians. He stated that the pursuit of industrialization would be realized through the proper application of knowledge, particularly in the fields of science and technology, which he considered to be fundamental to all issues. The Vice Chancellor of Takoradi Technical University, Reverend Professor John Frank Eshun, stated that th

Do you want to start a blog and want to know how to make your content stand out? Blogging is an excellent way to share your knowledge and reach a large audience. Here are seven tips to help you create content that stands out in the competitive blogging world. Make sure your content is well-researched and accurate. Make sure that your facts, figures, and data are accurate and up-to-date. This will help your readers trust the credibility of your blog. Use visuals to supplement your text. When appropriate, include images, videos, or infographics to help illustrate your points and make your content more visually appealing. Interact with other bloggers. Engage in conversations with other bloggers in your niche to learn from each other and build relationships. Write for your audience. Concentrate on creating content that is useful and relevant to your readers. Take note of their comments and feedback so that you can tailor your content to their requirements. Encourage comments and f