Domain hunting in Python

Since last week, we've been looking for a new name for MadeToKill Design Studios for we think its too big a name and too funky to sound serious. Cool but ahem, int abundance of awesomeness, it lacks a little business sense. Soon we would be known by our new name W3Ninjas and our team expands to 4 looking forward to better and bigger projects :)
Even FOSS-shudaan people have a tough time choosing a domain! So taking inspiration from a post on HN, I set out to write a small python script to look for domains while I'm away from my desk. Its nothing more than two simple urllib2 calls. Here it is -

#!/usr/bin/env python
# Domain Hunter        -- Abhishek Mishra <ideamonk at gmail.com>
#  usage -
#  $ python domainhunter.py < wordlist.txt

import urllib2
from sys import stdin

def domainSearch(domain):
  baseurl = "http://www.google.com/a/cpanel/domain/selectDomain?domain="
  try:
      handle = urllib2.urlopen(baseurl + domain)
      data = handle.read()

      if (data.find("is available") != -1):
          return True
      else:
          return False

  except:
          print " connection error ... ",

tlds = ['.com', '.net', '.org'];
# you can modify tlds to suit your needs,
# complete list of Google Apps supported tlds -
# tlds = ['.com', '.net', '.org', '.net', '.biz', '.info'];

if __name__ == '__main__':
  search = stdin.readline()

  while (search):
      for word in search.split():
          print (word + ":").ljust(30,' '),

          for tld in tlds:
              if ( domainSearch(word + tld) ):
                  print "[+]" + tld + "\t",
              else:
                  print "[X]" + tld + "\t",
    
          print
     
       search = stdin.readline()

$ python domainhunter.py < list.txt
bluebells:                     [X].com [X].net [X].org
itchyscratchy:                 [X].com [+].net [+].org
muffintops:                    [X].com [X].net [X].org
smokinjoes:                    [X].com [X].net [X].org
pizzahut:                      [X].com [X].net [X].org

I tried it over a list of adjectives, the output was as expected, most of the words were taken, apart from agonizing.org and ossified :)