Recently, when I've done searches on Google.com, when the results page shows up, I get a cookie warning from Firefox (I selectively choose which cookies I accept). What's odd is that the cookie request doesn't come from Google, but rather from one of the sites listed in the results. It's very strange and I think it just comes from the top result, but only for certain websites. For example, I searched for "ardent" (just verifying my spelling) and I got a cookie request from ArdentHealth.com which is the top result. I blocked it, but still...why are they sending me a cookie when I haven't even visited their website yet? And why is the cookie coming through Google's search results page?

On a completely different topic now, last night, the Angels beat the Yankees 3-1. This not only ensured the Yankees of ending April with a losing record for the first time in 40 years (I think that was the statistic), but it also gives the Angels two out of the three games in New York. After getting completely destroyed in the first game by Alex Rodriguez and his three homeruns, they settled down and got some good pitching from Washburn and Lackey and took the next two. It was pretty painful to watch the first game, but the Angels really showed what they're made of. They didn't let a huge beat-down get them down. They came out the next day, ready to play a new ballgame and they won the next two. Hopefully they can keep up the win streak as they head into Minnesota tonight.

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