All you want to know about Google

• Today I asked a strange question on the very active and useful Webmasterworld forum about Google: "My blog is currently #17 on the search query "s&nbspe&nbspx" (without the blanks) at Google. Unsurprisingly about 95% of my Google referrers and maybe close to 90% of all referrers come to my site looking for the word in question. Therefore my referrer stats are almost unreadable as they are flooded by "s&nbspe&nbspx"-referrers. Is there a way to tell Google that my site should not show up in the results for the single word query "s&nbspe&nbspx"? " I didn't get the answer I wanted but I have to say that those people are very nice. If you have questions concerning Google here is where to go. Via the PageRank Site Value Chart on their site I also found out that my little blog which has a Google PageRank of 5 is worth $1,000-$50,000. The upper limit is quite a lot of dough though I think the value of a blog is closer to the lower limit as it stems mainly from other blogs linking to it and the commercial relevance is rather negligible. And someone proposed a statistical distribution of the PageRanks: constexp(-kPR) with k chosen by the Google guys. Interesting stuff I have to delve into deeper when I am less tired.