Running copies, and parachute lessons.

So, I'm in this office or library and I'm making photocopies from this strange old book. It's like an encyclopedia or something. The pages I'm supposed to copy are a table of integrals - how do you like that, even my dreams are geeky - and they're flagged with post-its.

Next scene: I'm in some kind of military school, apparently it's a jump school because I'm getting ready to go up the stairs to a simulator for parachute training. The room is called to attention as an officer walks in; just then, I wake up.

Cuil

I'm trying out a new search engine called Cuil.

http://www.cuil.com/

According to the site,

http://www.cuil.com/info/faqs/
'Tom Costello, our founder and CEO, comes from Ireland, a country with a rich mythology around the quest for wisdom. Cuil is the Gaelic word for both knowledge and hazel, and features prominently in ancient legend. One famous story tells of a salmon that ate nine hazelnuts that had fallen into the Fountain of Wisdom and thereby gained all the knowledge in the world. Whoever ate the salmon would acquire this knowledge.'

If you say so. Anyway, the company claims Cuil is "the world's biggest search engine" and promises not to collect any personal information from users - which in my book is very, well, cool.

Anybody have any thoughts or experiences to share on this?