David Blaine's warehouse is just full of urine receptacles.

I would think that searching a warehouse full of boxes and cabinets specifically designed with hidden compartments, false floors, etc. would be time consuming, at the very least.

Nimbus

Based on a tangent to the discussions of "WTF is Quimarello?" from Wednesday's Achewood, I added Google Trends to my home page, and now when something shows a spike in search activity, it shows up there before there's any formal news. So yesterday's deaths (Deborah Kerr, Joey Bishop), and David Copperfield's intrigues all had massive increases in search traffic.

This afternoon, number 6 on the list is "Trey Hillman," and when you mouse over the name, the "related search" shows "nippon ham fighters." which naturally piqued my interest, because The Nippon Ham Fighters would be the best Kurosawa movie EVER. Sure, John Belushi may have done this first in "Samurai Delicatessen," but I can imagine an entire team of Samurai fighting against the evil legions of ham: sliced, spiral, glazed, canned, cold-formed and processed--the possibilites are limitless!

For some reason, now there's a huge upswing in "latin world for cloud" searches. I can't fathom why.