New week, new thread. This one is 50 simple (and some not so simple) Google tips and tricks.
Search within a site using "site:" followed by the URL of the site (without the http: bits) and then your chosen search term. Results will be limited to hits from that specific site.
Use the - (minus symbol) to exclude terms you don't want clogging up your results page.
Customise your Google search via Quick Settings
Search Google's newspaper archive. Use "site:google.com./newspapers" and then your search term
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To restrict your search results to a certain file type, like a PDF for example, add"filetype:" and the related file extension to your search string
Search for the origins of words by using "etymology:" followed by the term you are interest in.
Search for cached pages using "cache:" and the URL of the site. Perfect for when sites are unreachable.
Use an asterisk * as a wild card for whole words to tweak your results
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We'll kick off with our old friend, the neutral citation. Read, save, print, tattoo this thread. It will save you a lot of time when it comes to deciphering citations.
Today is #HeritageTreasures Day and to mark this occasion we shall tell you the story of one of the Inner Temple's treasures. A rather fetching flying horse. Pull up a chair and we shall begin ...
The ‘Flying Horse’ is a white marble relief sculpture of the Inner Temple’s Pegasus emblem. Walking around the Temple you will see a number of carvings of the Pegasus (some flying others not), but this one has a particular story to tell.
Originally commissioned in 1737 it has enjoyed time in the spotlight, fallen into relative obscurity, been rediscovered to much fanfare, had a near-death experience, and along the way collected some very notable fans.