disturbances

Nah, this is pretty clearly a response to Bing. In fact, I've always suspected that the pretty images on Bing's homepage are a significant part of it's growing success. Most people just don't associate with Google's clean, academic approach to design.

Looks like this sort of thing is becoming a trend. I'm not sure if that's a good thing.

> I knew that blacks were more likely to be teetotalers, and expected that women would be as well.

Is there anything scientific about this at all? The whole article sounds fishy.