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Google's webmailer Gmail has an apparently* new filter function named "Never send it to Spam". Ticking this should ensure that a certain email -- with criteria you define, like by entering your friend's name in the "From" field -- will not be accidentally sorted into the spam folder. It's a nice option to have as last resort, like when you identified certain types of good mail which never see the inbox, even though naturally most of the time we'd like to have Gmail figure it out for us automatically, I guess (e.g. to perhaps not flag something as spam which someone we talked to before sent to us, unless we flagged their messages as spam later on). [Thanks Hebbet!] *I can't tell how new i ...

Yuil is "a mashup of Yahoo! search results (using their BOSS platform), presented using the new Cuil look and feel, and running on Google's App Engine," as Tyler Hall tells us. ("Just in case things weren't confusing enough".) [Thanks Tyler! Links added.]