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This week we highlight Bianca Maria Kajlich who was born March 26, 1977 in Seattle, Washington. Bianca is a graduate of Bishop Blanchet High School and Washington State University. She began her career with the Olympic Ballet Theater as a ballet dancer in Edmonds, Washington. She lasted for seven years as a dancer and decided on acting moving to Los Angeles. We made her the woman of week for the first time as last week marked the return of her show The Rules of Engagement. We are big fans of the show and she is the hottest cast member. She has been on the big screen in roles in the films Bring It On , 10 Things I Hate About You, and Halloween: Resurrection. One the little screen she has been on either once or a recurring roles in Boston Public, Dawson’s Creek, Rock Me Baby Vanished. She is smoking hot and lights up the screen the minute she walks on screen. There are so many things to like about Bianca that are so not things you expect a Hollywood actress to have but they are all there rolled up in a hot sexy 33 year old package.

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There is an article on the web written by Ben Behrouzi is the Founder of DotNext Inc & Co-Founder of Reply. We are talking about it because Ben Behrouzi wrote a post on “Real-Time Search – 5 Reasons Why “We” Will Change the Web”. There are many great points about how real time search is changing the web, real time conversations, real time media, user generated content, control over content. We do not want to give too much of it away as you need to read for yourself. The five points are The “Now” Factor as we are all using the Real Time web as a source for what is happening right “Now.” We Become Co-Creators because we decide what is worth sharing by giving and getting the information. Humans vs. Machines as we find plain search does not cut it anymore everyday information is on the web it is another day older and less relevant to real time search. The fourth point is the Facebook Factor this is because of sure volume as 300 million users creating and wrapping themselves around content, which will only explode when Facebook opens up its search API to the web and finally a New Breed of Search Engines which combines SEO based search results and human conversation driven results. Which is where we are headed and what the New Web has to offer.