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Housekeeping: New TTAG Search Function

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I know the TTAG search function has, until now, sucked. You’ve told us so, time and again. And so I’ve done something about it. With cooperation from Google, I’ve created a higher caliber custom search engine that combines the magic of that famous Google fu and returns only TTAG content when queried. Try it yourself. Give the search box in the upper right hand corner a whirl and let me know if anything looks broken. Thanks.

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    • Oh, I’ve always done it the opposite way:

      site:sitename “searchterm”
      (with or without quotes, depending on what I wanted)

      I like the new search box, specifically three things: first, that it pops up over the current window; second, that I can sort by relevance or date; and third, that I can middle-click the links to pop them into a new tab, and then close the search window to return to the page I was on.

      I was good at doing it the manual way, but this will save me keystrokes. Full of win.

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  1. Thanks…now can you please PLEASE stop your Facebook posts from cross-posting to Twitter? Everything you post ends up on Twitter twice.

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  2. If Obama passed down the word these same Americans would dress-up like M. Jackson and sing “Ol’ Man River” on que for a solid week.

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  3. Open carry, particularly in the way this attention seeking gentleman is doing it, will do us no favors. CC, strategically and tactically, is the way to go.

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    • I think you’ll see that the problem is that you’re trying to use a piece of fruit as a computer.

      Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work in Safari. I’ll see if there’s a workaround, as apparently 21.6% of visitors use that browser.

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  4. Works with Safari for me. But sometimes, it puts a translucent screen with the content over the page. Other times, it puts the search results in a sidebar. Either is fine with me.

    Thanks for doing this!

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  5. The nazis did not disarm Jews, this is objective, provable fact. Everyone in Weimar Germany was prevented from doing pretty much anything military as a stipulation of the treaty of versailles; Hitler’s (democratically elected) regime inherited those laws and actually expanded gun ownership.

    Typical paranoid Jew twisting of history to suit their paranoid agenda 🙂 I’m sure this post will be deleted for the same reason.

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  6. Money talks. Even people that do not reside in these states can have an impact. A well written letter stating that you will never visit the state again and will not buy products produced therein will have an impact. My letters are on the way to the CO legislators…..

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