This site is wild, I have never seen anything like it.
Tineye.com is a reverse search engine for images, which basically means it tells you where images came from, if there are any other images like this one, and if there are better quality versions of the image.
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Adobe AIR lets developers create Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) for the desktop. These applications will connect to the internet without you having to go to your web browser and type in a URL and allow you to access files or interact with social media applications in many interesting ways, one example of this is Seesmic Desktop, which you can read more about here.
Check out some RIAs at http://www.adobe.com/products/air/
To run any of the applications you must install AIR on your computer, click on the image below to install AIR.

Bounce Rate is a term used in web analytics to describe the percentage of people that go to a web page and then leave from that page. A high percentage bounce rate is bad, generally anything over 50% is considered not good. This is used to determine how useful, insightful, or informative your site is. When a website is optimized correctly, you will be getting targetted visitors for your products, niches, or information. If your website is optimized correctly, the bounce rate will determine if people are exploring your website or just staying there long enough to realize it will not be helpful and then “bouncing” (clicking the back button) back to google or whatever search engine you are using. You can track this in Google Analytics. See the screenshot below: