gsite:

NAME
     gsite: - Google site-specific search on a site for which you do not know the URL.

SYNOPSIS
     gsite: <KEYWORDS-TO-DESCRIBE-SITE> <KEYWORDS TO SEARCH WITHIN SITE>

EXAMPLES
     gsite: jon-aquino autohotkey macro
         [returns Google results for posts at jonaquino.blogspot.com that mention 'autohotkey macro']
     
     gsite: chicago-tribune green roofs
         [returns Google results for articles at chicagotribune.com that mention 'green roofs']
     
     gsite: new-york-times pommes frites
         [returns Google results for articles at nytimes.com that mention 'pomme frites']

DESCRIPTION
     This command is allows you to do a search within a given site.  The first parameter 
     should describe the site you are looking for.  The next parameters are the search 
     terms you are trying to find within the site.
     
     It is useful if you want to search within a specific site, but you don't know the
     URL or Yubnub command for that site. But it also works if you enter the URL.

     To make the command similar to the previous sintaxis used in Yubnub to do a Google
     site-specific search:
          g site:<URL> <KEYWORDS>
     I've remove the K parameter from the original lucky>> command. This implies that the 
     first parameter can only contain one word. To bypass this limitation you can write 
     many words separated by hyphens  

NOTES
     Related commands:  lucky>, l>, lucky>>

     Inspired by Eliazar Parra's >> and luckyecho commands, that latter of which uses
     Sean O'Hagan's scrape command.

AUTHOR
     Fuska