And finally, annotations in tan describe unusual or unique search engines. Still, worth a look. Currently the site offers a directory of courses and seminars. You can also do just a keyword search with none of these parameters if you like. Unfortunately it doesn't appear that you can get course details without registering.
Registration is free.
You can find the site's privacy policy under their Terms of Service link. This is an opportunity to add site search and to get around that cookie- dependent search result setting. Once you've done that, Google will return HTML code that creates a search form with different radio buttons for searching either the entire WWW or the different domains you specified. Once you've got this code, you've got an excellent opportunity to break free of cookie tyranny and make sure you always get 100 results per screen, even if you don't like cookies or you use several different computers. Look at the code Google gave you for your search engine.