Yahoo Top 10 for Searches
Saturday, December 12th, 2009Not many Saturdays left before Christmas Day, but I wonder what people are looking for on this Saturday at Yahoo. Let’s take a look at the top 10 searches and see how many are holiday related.
Yahoo Top 10
1. Hanukkah
2. Guns N’ Roses
3. Penelope Cruz
4. Saoirse
5. The Princess and the Frog
6. Matt Damon
7. Nobel Peace Prize
8. Latke Recipes
9. Australia Iceberg
10. Online Games
Wow! Yahoo Users are not in the holiday spirit yet. At least it would seem that way if you went by the top 10 searches at Yahoo search engine. The holiday season does rank number 1 with Hanukkah on the list. I really don’t see any others that point to Christmas; that is just 13 short days away. I’m not sure what latke is, so I will have to check on that one. One sec…
Awww I see. People want latke recipes so they can make this food item that is done with potatoes. I’m sure the folks in Idaho could have told me what latke was, but this is the first time I have heard about it. Apparently this is a holiday treat, so latke counts as 2 things in the top 10 that are holiday related.
The most interesting story in the top 10 searches is the Australian Iceberg. It’s a large 19 KM long and is heading for the Western side of Australia.

This monster iceberg heading toward Australia is called B17B. At one time, this huge iceberg stayed in one spot in the ocean. Due to the ocean’s currents and winds, it is now moving toward the Aussie Coastline. Officials do believe the big Autstralia iceberg will break up into smaller pieces before it gets to the western shores of Australia. It was much larger at one time and this is only one part that has broke off and is now on it’s way to Australia. It is unusal to see one this big and in this part of the world. It was once a part of Antartica and now will be slowly melting into the ocean and adding a lot more gallons of fresh water to the salty seas. They are calling the B17B a once in a lifetime opportunity. I think with global warming continuing to increase by the day; this will only be the start of large icebergs we see coming from the North and South Poles.




