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The search engine was born 23 years ago following a chance encounter between two computer scientists—Sergey Brin and Larry Page. Back in , Brin a graduate student at Stanford University was assigned to show Page who was considering the school for his graduate studies at the time around campus. The following year, the pair built a search engine that used links to determine the importance of individual pages on the World Wide Web. This search engine was named "Backrub" before it was later renamed Google, as a play on the mathematical expression for the number 1 followed by zeros, Google explains. Its new name reflected their mission "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful," according to Google. The search engine soon caught the eye of investors in Silicon Valley and Google Inc. The search engine's quirky and colorful offices reflect the playful theme of its first-ever headquarters, which featured a ping pong table and bright blue carpet. The company's spirit of being "intentionally unconventional" continued in the years that followed, from Google's first server which was made of Lego, housed in a cabinet built out of toy blocks , to the first ever Google Doodle , which was unveiled on August 30, , and themed around the Burning Man Festival, an annual art and music event in the U. The inaugural Doodle, which had a worldwide reach, featured a stick figure in its logo telling site visitors that the company's entire staff was "playing hooky" at the Burning Man Festival. While Google outgrew its garage setting and later moved to Mountain View, California home of The Googleplex, its current headquarters , its commitment to making the world's information accessible to all and the "relentless search for better answers" remains at the heart of the company.

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Let's Fucking Go Ball refers to a reaction image of a screaming yellow tennis ball usually captioned "Let's Fucking Goooooooooooooooooooooo. The meme is sometimes recognized as a Cursed Emoji. On September 21st and October 6th, , iStock Photo user two3design [1] uploaded several cliparts of balls used in sports screaming aggressively, including cliparts of a baseball , a tennis ball [2] shown below, left and an 8-ball. On March 18th, , two3design uploaded similar cliparts of a baseball, golf ball, and a collage of seven variations [3] shown below, right. On March 3rd, , Twitter [4] user gofthejungle23 captioned the clipart of the tennis ball "Let's Fucking Goooooooooooooooooooooo" and used the resulting image as a reaction to another tweet shown below , gaining 3 likes. In the following days, gofthejungle23 [5] [6] reused the image in multiple replies on Twitter. Starting approximately on May 8th, the reaction image started spreading among the user's subscribers. The user continued actively using the image to reply to posts through March On March 14th, gofthejungle23 [10] posted four edits of the original reaction image examples shown below, left and center , posting [17] a deep-fried version on March 15th. Starting in mid-March , the image saw notable spread on Twitter, [11] [12] being used by multiple users as a reaction.

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I only put a few chapters out in , nothing in , and just barely managed to get "Mischievous Function" out in time before ended. But I digress. Professional cheerleaders — who are scientists themselves — root for more women to join technical fields. When it comes to achievement and self-worth, I've always been a cold, hard statistics and numbers kind of person, and I've played the comparison game way more times than I'd like to admit. AI: who writes better? Cheerleaders, often being more approachable than Nobel laureates, can make science accessible to people who would not show up at a science event or try to join a research project, Cavalier said. Science Cheerleader was started about five years ago by Darlene Cavalier, a professor of practice at ASU's Center for Engagement and Training in Science and Society, an affiliate of the Consortium for Science, Policy and Outcomes, and a former cheerleader for the Philadelphia 76ers pro basketball team. Her father worked with Science Cheerleader event manager Bart Leahy. High fans leaving after three years of nothingness. I suck at art. Most of B. I mean, B. New Reading List.

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I mean, B. Like I've said several times, I really thought I would just remain a small writer, only known to a few people because I didn't write your "orthodox" or "normal" AU. I liked that it was structured. High fans leaving after three years of nothingness. It feels good knowing that those K words didn't all go to waste. Thank you all so much for supporting this account and helping it grow. Eleven percent of professional cheerleaders are pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Send to Friend. Also, keep in mind that I've been at this for four years, and I hadn't been really writing for half that time. Book Table of contents. Now, I'm not saying that you should lock yourself up in your house and live like a hermit for the summer if you want to please the Wattpad algorithm, but High is like if cheesy high school romance and over-the-top slice-of-life anime had a baby on crack and ran it over with a truck.