I'm not a huge fan of creating sites with Adobe's Flash. I personally find Flash sites difficult to navigate, bookmark, and retrieve worthwhile information. However, I can understand why the more artistic Web designers and site owners out there prefer to use Flash when building a website. But in my mind, one of the biggest drawbacks with Flash is that Google and other search engines have a difficult time reading and indexing Flash sites. Let's face it, if Google can't search your site then it is highly unlikely your customers will find your site in the first few pages displayed by Google no matter which keywords are being used.
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Let’s admit it, we do search for torrents. Although there are many different licit reasons for doing so, torrent search has always been an art. With loads of websites offering torrent libraries, availability of torrent has never been an issue. However, the major issue has always been the quality of ads they feature ( makes you get that naughty guilt feeling altogether )
Not many people know that Google Search has a feature which lets you have a look at the LIVE cricket score(s) of the matches being played on that day.
The scorecard is brief one but a single click to the link gives a full scorecard as well.
In order to do so, just enter Cricket in the Google Search. The resulting results page has the first entry of the current score and other details.
So from next time on, you know what to do when you wish to have a look at the latest scores.
Cheers
Vaibhav