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About the World Karting Association
"Provide a safe, fair, consistent, fun, and affordable environment for the beginner, hobbyist, and future stars of Motorsports to fulfill their racing dreams."
The World Karting Association (WKA) is a membership-owned, non-profit corporation formed in 1971 to regulate and promote the sport of competitive go-kart racing. The WKA establishes the rules and procedures to set standards by which to sanction tracks and to conduct annual championships for various types of karting.
In the 1990s WKA grew to over 10,000 active members and 120 sanctioned tracks nationwide to make it the largest sanctioning body for kart racing in the United States and one of the largest in the world. Today, WKA maintains between 3,000 and 4,000 active members, which are located in over 40 states, Canada and Europe.
The "go-kart" phenomenon began in the late 1950s as a fun and affordable form of motorsports with informal parking lot events rapidly growing into organized competition on purpose-built tracks. Since then, the sport has spread around the world, forming a true "grassroots" of motorsports and spawning a multi-billion dollar industry. While the "go" in the name has long since been dropped by those involved with the sport, karting (properly spelled with a "k") has gone on to become a primary recreational activity for an estimated 100,000 plus Americans annually.
Karting can be a relatively inexpensive hobby, a serious racing career or a legitimate and sophisticated training ground for those looking to move into other forms of professional motorsports. Many of today's drivers at the highest levels of racing trace their beginnings to competitive karting, including Tony Stewart, Jamie McMurray, A.J. Allmendinger and Danica Patrick. Many others have made karting a lifelong hobby and/or career.
What is a kart? A go-kart has no suspension, measures about 72" long and 40" wide, and weighs between 150 and 200 pounds minus the driver. Engines vary from 5 to over 30 horsepower. What is not a kart are the vehicles often sold in hardware and auto parts stores aptly called "yard karts". Competitive karts are for racetracks only and never for the public street or an unsafe area.
Organized events are available to individuals beginning at age 5. Formal competitive classes begin at the junior stage (age 7) and generally run in 3-year age groupings until "senior" status is reached (age 15 or 16, depending on the series). Around 45 percent of competitive event entrants are juniors.
Regardless of an aspiring driver's age, experience or budget, there is a karting class for them. For newcomers interested in more information, visit our New To Karting? page. WKA also recommends newcomers research local kart shops and racetracks, and visit them, talk to people, watch the racing and gain information. A kart shop will help beginners get acquainted with what is happening in their area and provide valuable assistance in securing the right equipment to get started.
Karting is, arguably, the best way to introduce yourself and your family to motorsports. The sport offers an excellent entry level for racing that is safe, economical, fulfilling and fun. From the beginner to the experienced veteran, karting is a sport that involves the entire family. It teaches the humble way to enjoy a victory and continued success, as well as overcoming defeat and moving on to the next race. It is a great way to grow as a family, a person and as a driver.


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CLEMSON Fair or not, Clemson knows much of its season, which has had many successes to date, will be defined by what happens tonight against South Carolina.
The Tigers know theres more at stake than year-long bragging rights. A possible at-large BCS bowl berth is on the line, and there is unfavorable history to be written with a fourth straight loss to the Gamecocks.
The No. 12 Tigers (10-1) have not lost four consecutive games to the No. 13 Gamecocks (9-2) since 1951-54.
We dont want that to be our legacy, Clemson quarterback Tajh Boyd said.
And its not just that Clemson has lost to USC, but how the Tigers have lost. Theyve been manhandled at the line of scrimmage in three straight meetings, combining for a total of 179 rushing yards in the three-game losing streak.
Clemson center and Pelion native Dalton Freeman does not want to be part of the first Clemson senior class in 58 years to go winless against the Gamecocks.
Its been awful going home these past three years so Im definitely looking to change that, Freeman said. They beat us and theres no way around it. They physically beat us these past three years and thats how Ive challenged our guys because we control a lot of that.
Beyond pride and bragging rights, Clemson has to win to have a shot at landing a Sugar Bowl bid, a prospect made more difficult with Oregon and Kansas States losses last weekend, which produced more at-large candidates.
Clemson has dropped from the Sugar Bowl to the Chick-fil-A Bowl in the latest projections by CBSSports.com and ESPNs Brad Edwards. ESPNs Mark Schlabach still has Clemson playing in the Sugar Bowl if the Tigers beat USC.
A loss tonight will tarnish an otherwise successful season for Clemson and be another blow to the ACC.
The Tigers have won 10 games in consecutive years for the first time since 1987-90, and have claimed a share of the ACC Atlantic Division title for the third time in four years. But a loss to South Carolina will offer more ammunition to those who view the ACC as a weak conference.
Wed be incredibly disappointed if we lost this game, youre dang right, coach Clemson Dabo Swinney said. You live with it all year. Everybody lives with it, coaches, players and fans.
But if we lost all those games and we were 0-11 and we won this game, it would be a great year? Nobody is happy unless you win them all. Thats our objective.
Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables is new to the rivalry but has already been introduced to its fervor.
Theyve had their way with us, Venables said, and its made everyone pretty mad around here.
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You will remember that we announced a new US version of your favourite show earlier this year. Well, here's some more news: the first glimpse of America's very own Top Gear has been released.
And here it is:
We've been chatting to the three presenters in the past few weeks – Adam Ferrara, Tanner Foust and Rutledge Wood – so we'll bring you more news as we get it. In the meantime, if you've got any questions fire them into the handy space below and we'll do our best to get them answered.


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Lovely!!! Great tip, had no idea this was an option.
How to search for text on a web page with Safari for iPhone and iPad
Browsing the web on the iPhone and iPad is arguably one of the best mobile surfing experiences available. You can quickly navigate to different web pages, sync bookmarks across devices, and more. One of the less noticed features of the Safari browser for iPhone and iPad is actually quite useful, and that's searching for text on web pages. This is particularly useful when looking through forum posts or trying to find a specific topic on a page that has a lot of text content.
Here's how.
- Launch Safari from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad.
- Navigate to the web page you'd like to search for text on.
- Now tap on the Search field in the upper right hand corner.
- Type in the word you'd like to search the page for.
- Instead of hitting Search in order to search the web, you'll see text above the keyboard telling you how many instances of that word or phrase are found on the page you're currently on.
- Tap on Find "phrase you're searching for" and you'll be shown the instances where that word or phrase is found on the current page.
- When you've found what you're looking for or you're done with text search, just tap the blue Done button in the bottom left hand corner.
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Reader comments
How to search for text on a web page with Safari for iPhone and iPad
No problem. Glad it helps :)
That's what the directions explain? Lol
If you're having troubles for whatever reason, these are more precise instructions for on-page search with Safari:
From Safari, open the webpage you want to search for text on
Tap the URL address bar at the top of the screen
Tap on the (X) button in the address bar to clear the existing text (the websites URL)
Type the text to search for in the address bar, ignore the top "Google Search" suggestions and scroll down to find the "On This Page (x match)" section, then tap on "Find 'phrase'" to search the webpage for that text and jump to the first reported entry of the match, it will be highlighted in yellow
Use the arrows at the bottom of the screen to go to the next match or prior match, or when finished tap "Done" to exit out of on-page search and go back to browsing the web using Safari as usual.
You'll find the process is pretty easy once you get the hang of it. It's really not too different than how it worked prior to iOS 7, but rather than having a dedicated search bar it has been merged into the URL bar, there is no obvious indicator that is the case though, suggesting the feature could be improved upon a bit to make it more obvious and eliminate some of the confusion surrounding such a widely used feature.
Bravo, that is the search, that i looking for. With separate search field will be easier, but there is no such in Safari iOS 8.
There is no search bar in iOS7
Great tip. Thank.


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To translate Inkscape, please see the launchpad translators instructions >here<, for help with translating the website, and for other documentation, please see this documentation >here<.
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BAKER — After a decade of dominance for the Baker School volleyball team shows no signs of letting up. The Gators entered Thursday's District 3-1A championship match with Freeport having won 10 straight district titles.
A gutsy Bulldog team hung tough with Baker, but hanging tough wasn't good enough. As had been the case in each of the previous 10 years a determined Gator squad lifted another championship trophy sweeping Freeport in straight sets 25-10, 26-24, 25-21.
See photos from Baker-Freeport volleyball>>>
Baker will host the runner up, either South Walton or Liberty County, from the District 4-1A tournament in the Class 1A regional semifinals on Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. Freeport will travel to the winner of the South Walton-Liberty tournament
The Gator seniors were in the first grade the last time the Gators failed to win the district title.
Alex Roy, Baker's senior libero who finished the night with 16 digs and an ace, admitted that she doesn't remember volleyball from that far back. But it was important for Roy to help keep the championship streak intact.
"It means a lot," she said. "I've played volleyball four years and just living up to what all the seniors have done in the past and getting that 11th win (district title) is an awesome feeling. It's really great.
"Our experience gives us a lot of confidence. All we can do is move up from here so we will try to do our best and see how it goes."
Baker (20-4) and Freeport (15-11) traded points in the early part of the first set as the teams tried to find their rhythm.
The set was tied 3-3 after a kill by Freeport's Amanda Sefo. A serving error by the Bulldogs gave the Gators a point and the serve.
Baker proceeded to string five unanswered points together with freshman Taylor Brunson in serve as the Gators took control of the set.
Jasmine Abbott ended the Gator run with a kill. Abbott's score was the only Freeport point in a 9-1 Baker run.
Miranda Whatmough was strong in serve for the Gators with three aces during the run.
Baker was able to maintain the 8-point cushion the rest of the way in taking the set.
Freeport made things interesting in the second set as Mary Kate Myrick led the charge with four kills to keep the Bulldogs close. But for every big hit turned in by Myrick and her Freeport teammates the Gators had an answer as steady play ruled the set.
A Hana Wadsworth kill put the Gators up 24-20, but Freeport came back to tie the set at 24-24 before kills by Ashley Black and Whatmough gave the Gators the set.
With the third set tied 6-6 back-to-back kills by Whatmough gave the Gators an 8-6 lead they would hold onto the rest of the way.
Freeport did get to within a point of Baker at 22-21 after a kill by Kennedi Bates. Hartley Moate's only kill of the night sparked the final Gator run of the night as Baker wrapped up the win.
"We were solid in every aspect of the game," Baker Coach Tomikko Parks said. "I stressed serve and receive to the girls all week and they were spot on. We were spot on with our passing and we were in the right spots (on defense).
"They took what we practiced and the things we knew were going to happen and applied it to the game and that's probably the most important thing."
Whatmough led the Gators with nine kills and four aces to go along with nine digs. Lena Daoud had 16 assists, six digs, an ace and a kill. Wadsworth had three aces, three digs and three kills and Jordan Linzy had nine digs, an ace and a kill.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
The Swamp Fox volleyball team has good depth and is looking to make a run at the region title this season.
"I have 14 players on the roster and at least 12 of them will see a lot of playing time," Ashley Ridge coach Chi-Chi Hurley said. "The other two I will use sporadically. After finishing second multiple times, I would really like for us to place first. I feel we are on our way, but Summerville is always a challenge and Fort Dorchester has been strong certain years. Then Bluffton came into the region last year and won it."
Ashley Ridge has six starters returning from last season, seniors Brenna Swartz, Jade Davis, Whitley Lewis and Megan Saltzman and juniors Sabrina Spencer and Katie Jordan.
"My seniors have really stepped up their game and they all have big jobs this year," Hurley said. "Whitley will be my left-front hitter and she is a great server. Jade and Brenna will anchor the middle. Megan is a defensive specialist who brings experience to the back row."
The coach is also excited by her young talent.
"Sophomores Abigail Dunlap and Chynna Hunt are players I pulled up from the JV last year and I think they are going to make a big difference this year.
Sophomore Meghan Carter transferred to AR recently and should help strengthen a back row Hurley says is already pretty strong.
"I have three back row players who are excellent passers and can also play the Libero position," she said. "Our serving has been good this preseason. At our last scrimmage we played five games and only missed six serves.
Juniors Caitlyn Fecko and Morgan Bowers are defensive specialists expected to see a lot of action.
Rounding out the team are Kaitlyn Sullivan, who will play in the middle, and outside hitters Olivia Boykin and Madison Salam. All three are juniors.
"We are on the way," Hurley said. "As long as they stay focused we should do well. We don't have a lot of height but we have some great jumpers. Chynna Hunt can jump out of the gym and Brenna Swartz is a high jumper for our track team. I have some good blockers this year and we can hit from all over the court. I look at this group and I see a bright future."
The coach says her players need to do a better job communicating with each other, but she is pleased with the talent she has.
The Swamp Foxes finished over 500 last season, but were eliminated from the first round of the playoffs by West Ashley, a team Ashley Ridge beat in the regulars season.
The team opens its 2013 season by hosting West Ashley Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. The Swamp Foxes will host a tournament Sept. 14 and play in the Hilton Head tournament Oct. 4-5.
The Swamp Foxes Pink Out match with Summerville and Cane Bay is scheduled for Oct. 1.
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2013 Ashley Ridge Volleyball Schedule
Sept. 3 West Ashley
Sept. 10 @ Cane Bay
Sept. 11 @ Stratford
Sept. 12 Fort Dorchester
Sept. 14 AR Tournament
Sept. 17 Wando/Beaufort
Sept. 19 @ Summerville with Goose Creek
Sept. 23 Northwood
Sept. 24 Colleton County
Sept. 26 @ Bluffton with Charleston Military
Oct. 1 Pink Out Match with Summerville/Cane Bay
Oct. 4-5 Hilton Head Tournament
Oct. 8 @ Fort Dorchester
Oct. 10 @ Beaufort with Battery Creek
Oct. 17 @ Colleton County with Whale Branch
Oct. 22 Senior Night with Bluffton
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Dropped by to say hi. Have a great week stay safe, Happy Halloween.
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Better now that I am finally getting off work, since I have pretty much been here since friday morning. Just want to go home, go for a run, shower, then wine and a movie lol
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Evening, how are you tonight?
Stopped by to say Hello. Have a great week. Stay safe.
Hello...Hello, Jeff, I have gotten asked a question that I am forwarding to you. People are asking what graphic sites are we allowed to use if we want to leave a comment with graphics to make someone smile and have a great day. Just a comment that I think maybe you need to send out a general comment to all letting them know what we can use. Thanks, and how are you today?
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Good Morning Jeff. Just checking in. I woke up to frost on the pumpkin. I am still in New Jersey trying to see the house and get out to my ranch in Arizona. I just hope I can sell. It's my one great investment. Well, I will keep in touch. When things settle down a bit. Take good care and Be safe out there.
Good thanks, spending money is made easier everyday with our support or not. Biz has picked up some for me but not the profit margin. Take care.
Afternoon Chase you've been quite lately. How are you and your family? How the business going ? Have a good weekend to you and yours.
Good morning, How are you today? Boy...it is a cold morning here...it is like 28 out and feels like 35 in the house, even though the heat is on. Well take care and stay safe!!!
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thanks for the add be safe!! Great photos
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wow you are my 100 friend thanks be safe take care your friend connie
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Glad to have you as a friend, stay safe and God Bless
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Thanks for the add...Stay Safe and have a good one!!!
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Thanx for the friendship, be safe & have a great week..TEE
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Hi Jeff, Hope your Sunday is going well, Just stopping by to say hello and Be Safe.


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The Yadkin County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously in support of legislative goals adopted by the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners.
Chairman Kevin Austin attended the NCACC conference in January to represent the county and vote on the legislative goals North Carolina would support and present to NC legislative representatives.
The top five goals that were presented during the conference were:
-To oppose a shift of state transportation responsibilities to counties,
-To reinstate average daily membership and lottery funds for school construction,
-To oppose unfunded mandates and shifts of state responsibilities to counties,
-To ensure adequate mental health funding and
-To preserve the existing local revenue base.
A total of 60 goals were approved by the NCACC in areas relating to agriculture, the environment, health and human services, intergovernmental relations, justice and public safety, public education and tax and finance.
Prior to voting, Chairman Austin acknowledged that the board may not agree with every item listed within the goals, but he said he felt that as a whole the goals were a step in the right direction for the state and for the county.
Other important notes from the meeting:
-Commissioners voted unanimously in support of a North Carolina Emergency Management Performance Grant. This grant will provide between $20,000 and $30,000 for the county and requires a 50 percent match, which is covered by the remainder of emergency management salaries.
-County Manager Aaron Church reported to the board that he and Assistant County Manager Lisa Hughes met with representatives at the Local Government Commission debt center regarding the county's plans for an agricultural center and water systems for Boonville and East Bend. Church said that the LGC gave a thumbs-up on the agricultural center, which could mean that the county would be authorized to go into debt in order to construct the center. The LGC did not provide a definitive answer on the county's current plan to provide water to Boonville and East Bend because representatives wanted the manager and other officials to revisit it's action plan and make revisions.
- The board voted to appoint Larry Doub to fill the vacant position on the Board of Equalization and Review. Doub will be filling the seat previously held by Charles Robert Wooten.
-The board voted to reappoint Reggie Pilcher and Marty Casstevens for a three-year term on the Yadkin County Agricultural Advisory Board. Both Pilcher and Casstevens have served one full three-year term.
-The board voted to appoint Lenna Hobson and Bonnie Lasky to serve on the Yadkin County Tourism Development Authority. Hobson is a co-owner of RagApple Lassie Vineyards in Boonville and Lasky is involved in the Boonville STEP program and the Boonville Business and Downtown Development Association.
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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Reagan Mobley, daughter of Wayne and Terry Mobley of Holly Hill, was crowned Miss South Carolina Teen Coed in August. She will compete for the National Pageant title of Miss American Teen 2014 in November. Reagan is a senior at Holly Hill Academy where she serves as class treasurer and is on the yearbook staff and honor roll. She is a varsity cheerleader, varsity volleyball player, and member of the school choir. Reagan attends Target United Methodist Church where she plays piano for the Sunday School. She also serves as worship service pianist for Friendship United Methodist Church in Cross. Reagan received the Aimin' High Community Service Award from the Teen Miss South Carolina pageant. She also received recognition from the President of the United States for her volunteer hours. Reagan will spend her year touring the state making appearances and performing volunteer work.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Murrells Inlet scored an unearned run in the top of the ninth inning and dropped Goose Creek Post 166, 9-8, in the opening game of a second round American Legion playoff series on Monday at Goose Creek High School.
Game 2 was set for Tuesday at Socastee High School and the series will return to GCHS on Wednesday for Game 3. If necessary, Game 4 is slated for Socastee while Game 5 would be back at GCHS.
"We gave it a battle," Post 166 coach Dave Holt said. "You'd like to get the ones at home. We're going to have to get after it (on Tuesday).
The loss had the added sting of almost being a tremendous comeback victory for Goose Creek. Post 166 (20-8) rallied from an 8-2 deficit to tie the game with six runs in the seventh inning but a throwing error in the ninth helped Post 178 pull out the win.
Cody Smith was 3 for 5 with two doubles and two RBIs for Post 166, while Christian Sillanpaa added two hits and a double.
Chris Zurcher took the loss in relief for Post 166, tossing two innings and striking out four. The lone run he surrendered was unearned.
Charles Nicholson tossed two-plus innings of relief to earn the victory for Murrells Inlet.
Post 178 seemed in complete control after plating four runs in the top of the seventh off reliever Tyler Rio to lead 8-2 but Post 166 was able to rally. Zach Lavery's two-run single made it 8-5 and Cody Smith's bloop double down the right field line pushed in two runs to even the score.
Lavery threw the first six innings for Post 166, scattering nine hits and walking four. He gave up four earned runs. Rio gave up two hits and walked two. Three of the four runs he allowed were earned.
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We have a private backroom section in this forum designed to allow for special dialog between Nick (manufacturer and developer) and the resellers. Nick would like to hear from you and what your customers are requesting. Discussions also involves current and future product development, supply and demand, pricing, etc. Even if you do not want to participate in active discussions we still encourage all resellers to at least read these very important threads.
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Matthew Kyle Walton, 20, was arrested Dec. 5 and charged with possession of marijuana less than ounce (misdemeanor) and theft by motor vehicle.
Timothy Jacob Parsons, 18, and Travis Dean Bell, 27, were arrested Dec. 7 and charged with burglary.
Jones County Deputy Paul Hathaway said the sheriff's department received a report of a truck stolen from a residence in Jones Crossing Dec. 4. He said Deputy Richard Dipaolo responded to the call.
Hathaway said he was off work the next day but received information about who took the truck and where it could be found.
The deputy said he called Dipaolo and gave him the information.
"I told him were to look. He did and he found it," Hathaway said.
Dipaolo located Walton at a local convenience store and took him into custody. Hathaway said the suspect admitted stealing the truck.
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes, this blog is born again!
What better way to start it off than following the beautiful sport of tennis doused in bright colors, pageantry and atmosphere. Every year we flock to watch the bright young stars of tennis compete in the Family Circle Cup. Beautiful young women almost dance across the court in brightly-colored outfits. How envious we are of their youth, beauty and talent. Fans fill the stadium to cheer on the athletes, soak up some rays and enjoy their favorite libations. The court is swept, the balls are collected, referees call for silence and the games begin.
Do you know what I love about tennis -- none of that! I like the raw power of a serve. The loud grunts every time the ball is hit. The flexing of the muscles during a backhand swing. The fierce glances they fire at each other across the net. The roller coaster of emotions the players display throughout the match. Above all, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
Tennis is a graceful game filled with pretty colors and beautiful people but strip away all of that and you may find the true beauty of the game.
2011 Family Circle Cup - Images by Paul Zoeller
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Even if Google Blog Search doesn't have too many interesting features, I still use it more often than Technorati because it's faster, it's not down for hours, it's much more comprehensive and it has features not available in any other important blog search engine. I still use Technorati for finding backlinks, because Google does a poor job in this area (compare Technorati with Google Blog Search). Unfortunately, Google Blog Search indexes a lot of spam posts that steal content and use it for lucrative purposes.
Google has two features that reduce the number of splogs (spam blogs) from search results. Like in web search, there's a duplicate filter that removes some of the posts that are almost identical. But it doesn't exclude all of them and it doesn't find posts that duplicate articles from news sites like Business Week.
The second feature is the option to sort results by relevancy, which is enabled by default. It may seem counterintuitive to sort blog search results by relevancy and not chronologically, but that's a great way to filter splogs or at least move them at the bottom of Google's search results. Google uses a lot of signals to rank blog posts, including PageRank, the number of feed subscriptions or the amount of duplicate content. But if you sort the results by relevancy, you'll find both recent and old posts and that's not always the optimal solution. A better way is to restrict the results to a recent period of time in the sidebar (to the last day or the last hour, depending on the volume of posts).
If you see a "References" link after the snippet, that's an indication that Google found (a significant number of) backlinks, so the result should be a little more reliable.
Many blogs use Google Alerts to pollute the web and make money, so you could also add [-"google alert"] to your query (a search for "google alert" returns more than 200,000 results). A lot spam blogs are hosted by Google's Blog*Spot, so removing the posts from blogspot.com could increase the quality of your results, but also remove non-spammy blogs like this one or Google's official blogs. I also noticed that many spam blogs use the .info TLD. A recent study showed that, when searching for commercial keywords, 75% of the results from blogspot.com and 68% of the results from .info sites are spam.
It's also a great idea to restrict the result to English (or another language) in "Advanced blog search".
So here's a summary:
1. sort the results by relevancy
2. restrict the results to a recent period (last day)
3. restrict the results to English (or another language)
4. if you really have to sort the results by date, remove the posts that follow a spammy pattern (for example, add -"google alert" -site:blogspot.com -site:.info to your query), but make sure you don't remove important results
5. check the posts that contain "References"
Google should do a better job at detecting spam in Blog Search results and identifying results from sites that happen to have feeds, but they're not blogs. It should also make it more difficult for spammers to use sites like Blogger or Google Alerts to pollute the search results.
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With the recent release of Pokémon X and Y instantly becoming the fastest selling installment in the venerable franchise, outsiders may be looking in wondering why a "children's game" has become so popular with every demographic of gamer. The answer, quite simply, is because of the series' merciless, brutal grind. Why, though, is a universally hated mechanic so appealing when applied to adorable pocket monsters?


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Last night me and the family were doing a little shopping about 50 miles away from where we live. We were traveling down a major freeway and passed this.
I asked the wife if we saw what we thought we saw and she said ya. So I slowed up and had her take a picture of this dumb ass rolling down the freeway in his Mercedes painted like clown car.
Latino's for obama or something like that.....He was not happy with my big 4X4 rolling past him with pro gun sticks on the back but screw him


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Pumpkin Chili Recipe
- 3 pounds ground beef
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 2 cans (16 ounces each) hot chili beans, undrained
- 2 bottles (12 ounces each) chili sauce
- 2 cans (10-3/4 ounces each) condensed tomato soup, undiluted
- 1 cup canned pumpkin
- 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- In a large Dutch oven, cook beef and onion over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the remaining ingredients. Add water if desired to reduce thickness. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1 hour. Yield: 11 servings.
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"My family thought it tasted like a manwhich. We're putting the leftovers on hamburger buns."
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"This was delicious. I made substitutions and it was still great. I used 1 pound 10 oz ground turkey because that's how much I had. 1 can of 10 oz tomatoes because I didn't have condensed soup. 1 bottle chili sauce. 1 can hot and 1 can mild chili beans as another reviewer suggested. Added a chopped up carrot to use up extra veggies I had. And I used 1/4 brown sugar plus added a clove of garlic. This was absolutely delicious."
"I think this is the first time I've ever made chili. Not being one who craves "spicy", I used mild beans and instead of a tsp of white sugar, I used about 1/3 cup of brown sugar. It's just the right blend. I might not add a whole tsp of pepper next time, but the amount in the recipe adds flavor with a bit of a mild kick. I think next time, I will add the whole can of pumpkin for even more flavor, rather than dump the remainder down the disposal. Thanks for the recipe! Can't wait to top it off with a little cheese!"