Blekko: The newest search engine in town
Blekko is a new search engine that is slashing its way up the ranks of search engine popularity. Though Blekko is new it has the hope to surpass Google with its Slash tag feature and spam countering system. The Slash tags enable the searcher to look more directly at what they want without spam sites interrupting their search. Using Slash tags you can weed out unwanted sites by creating custom slash tags or by adding a slash symbol to your search. For example, if you were looking for tech items then you would type “/tech.” As a result you will only get websites that have to do with technology.
Blekko also has a feature that allows you to block spam sites from all your searches. You simply need to click the spam button which is located right under the website’s title, and that site will be, as Blekko says, “Dead to you”. There is another feature, on the same line as the spam button called CEO, which can help web designers see how many pages a website has, how many incoming links the site has, and what the host rank for that site is, as well as a source button that shows the code for the website you are viewing.
So will Blekko take over Google’s place at the spot of search engines? Only time will tell. For now the word is quickly spreading about Blekko’s unique tools and capabilities and more and more users are being converted each day.
The restaurant has been a Des Moines seafood institution since 1993 when it took over the building formerly inhabited by another seafood restaurant, Moby Doug’s.
England seafood restaurant to look like. Top that off with wide windows that let in plenty of natural light and offer views of Puget Sound, it leads to a very pleasant dining experience.
about the owner of Moby Doug’s who had worked for Ivar’s before setting out to start his own restaurant, and how years later he and Wally, who were good family friends, came to take over the former Moby Doug’s building to start the restaurant we now know as Wally’s.
fashioned milk jar!). By the time we were finished our stomachs were full and we were completely satisfied. However, there was still desert. At first we resisted, but we felt like it was part of our reviewing duties to at least try something, so we ordered the blackberry pie with ice cream. The portion was huge and was more than enough for the four of us to share, and even though we were full we polished off the bowl, it was too delicious to stop.
