Still there? In other words, they have created a system that mimics a brain. To see how the framework works in a real-world example, play a game of Connect 4 with it below:

Source: http://neuralmesh.com/examples.php

Neural Mesh has opened up a demo section (demo/password) where you can get started with your neural network and bring artificial life to your projects. Have fun!

delete from wp_posts where post_type = "revision";

If you're wondering how to use this query, it may not be the best idea to do it yourself and you should probably have your database administrator help you out with this. Then again, if you have a DBA you probably aren't reading this post so here's how you use it.

Using phpMyAdmin, SQLyog, Sequel Pro or another MySQL GUI tool, login to MySQL and select the appropriate WordPress database (if you have more than one WordPress database, be very careful making sure you are selecting the database connected to the blog you are working on). Then run the query from above and you're done. For example, if you're using phpMyAdmin, click on "SQL" from the top menu, paste in the query and click, "Go."

If you do not have access to a MySQL GUI tool, you can do this from a Unix shell such as Terminal. To login to MySQL from Terminal, run the following command:

mysql -u <username> -p<password> <database>

An sample command for the above command example is:

mysql -u root -pyourpassword wordpress

Then, simply copy the query provided at the start of this post into the command line (as depicted below):

mysql> delete from wp_posts where post_type = "revision";

Hit, "return" and you're done!

To test this I simply copied an article from eHow titled, "How to Tell if a Mechanic is Lying" and made a few minor adjustments. As you will see, there were not many adjustments to make and that's what I found really interesting. So here are five steps you can take to find out if your SEO is lying to you.

1. Simply ask if the work that needs to be done can wait. If the mechanic SEO says that it is not an emergency, it is alright to hold off on getting it done. This is not to say that you should neglect getting repairs your website optimized, but there is nothing wrong with putting unnecessary work off.
2. Ask your mechanic SEO to show you the problem. For instance, your mechanic SEO tells you that you need new rear brake pads better rankings. But when it is time to show you, you realize that they are not nearly as worn as he said referring to terms for which nobody ever actually searches. In fact, they your rankings are not bad, compared to the front brake pads when you check them for the words and phrases your prospects are actually using to find businesses like yours. If you are not having any problems with braking when you drive your prospects finding your website, there is a possibility that your mechanic SEO is lying.
3. Get a second opinion, if you drive into the auto shop contact an SEO company and you do not trust the mechanic SEO. People get second opinions for doctors and dentists. So why not leave your mechanics shop find another SEO company and ask another them who is equally, if not more qualified.
4. Trust that your mechanic SEO is lying, if every time you get your car serviced website audited, they come back with a laundry list of other, unexpected issues. Unless your car website was pre-owned or very old worked on by another SEO company since the last time this one worked on it, there is a possibility your mechanic SEO is lying.
5. Acquaint yourself with the basic car servicing search engine optimization recommendations according to your car mileage leading SEO bloggers. You can do this by going online and printing out a standard car servicing SEO checklist. This is important information to know, especially if your mechanic SEO says you need an oil change a site redesign or new tires content and you know that he/she is lying because you are not due for an oil change meeting all the recommendations of the checklist and you have a decent amount of tread on your tires unique and relevant content on your site already.

[ \t\r\n]

Here's an example of how to use this with PHP:

<?php
	$data = file_get_contents("http://www.adammoro.com/");
	$data = preg_replace('~[ \t\r\n]~', '', $data);
	print_r($data);
?>

Simply append, "&tbs=rltm:1" to Google's url for their search results. For example:

google.com/search?q=anything&tbs=rltm:1

So in other words, do a search for anything, then click in the address bar of your browser and add &tbs=rltm:1 to the end of the URL. That's it.

For more of these fun Google search URL parameters, Yoast has a bunch here.