<p>Yes, New Moon was a runaway hit as we all suspcted in the box office but it's films like The Blind Side that really shocked me. I was so intruiged that I actually watched it last night. I couldn't wait for it to come out on DVD and didn't want to wait in line at the theatre. </p>

Posted by: aeromiell 11 Dec 2009

<p>why not just type facebook in the address bar no need for www or .com on the latest browser. if its a well know website the browsers will now what it is. saves searching and typing</p>

Posted by: emu 14 Dec 2008

<p>It's no big deal to click in the address bar. No need to erase. Just over-type. And just type 'facebook' followed by ctrl+enter and it'll put the 'www.' and the '.com' on for you and go there!</p> <p>That's easier than googleing!</p>

Posted by: MH 13 Dec 2008

<p>I'm betting cupcake is the fastest rising because people have only started using that word recently. Fairy cake is the more common name, cupcake seems very american...</p>

Posted by: Ben 13 Dec 2008

<p>She IS a better politician!</p>

Posted by: rdc 13 Dec 2008

<p>In my case you are totaly wrong jamie I searched for her to see her public gaffes such as almost saying fred flinstone was a real guy who hunted dinosaurs to extinction like her pals are doing their best to do in alaska with whatever wildlife is left. I'm surprised the actor calling her a clueless soccer mom wasn't high up the rankings.</p>

Posted by: jonny bond 13 Dec 2008

<p>It's not surprising that Facebook and Youtube come up top. It's far more easier to open up Internet Explorer just type Facebook and press enter, then click on the Facebook link than it is to go to the address bar at the top, delete the contents and replace them with www.facebook.com and then press enter, even though the URL is so easy to remember.</p>

Posted by: Darren 12 Dec 2008

<p>As a provider for home IT support we recognize some lazy aspects of computer use such as backing up, but I think the issue of this been carried into search engine searching is more to do with a very large percentage of users do not knowing how to put a URL into the browser and I mean that in the nicest way possible with no offence intended</p>

Posted by: Jamie 11 Dec 2008

<p>Think what everyone forgets is that the most searched terms are often things we don't know about. Sarah Palin is probably above Obama for 'searches' not because she's a better politician but because people didn't know much about her. Also the social networking sites are not the most searched terms but they point to users habit of putting in the site name into the search box to take them to the site rather than put in the full url. If google could ignore such searches, then the list would be more useful.</p>

Posted by: zsuaro 11 Dec 2008

<p>Sarah Palin was first because everyone wanted to see her latest media blunders.</p>

Posted by: JJ 11 Dec 2008