Relevant search results

[[this was from days ago...I'm finally clicking Publish]]

Most of you know that I'm not a big sports buff. It's my least favorite (and least successful) category on Trivial Pursuit. I can't recall sitting down to watch many games on TV (besides the Super Bowl, but I have fond memories of going to Angels games, and I think I even went to a Dodgers game with my uncle. I've also attended the Mighty Ducks, the Anaheim Bullfrogs (pro roller hockey), and a BYU college football game.

In any event, because of my co-workers, I was aware of the Navy game this past weekend. Not wanting to feel out of the loop (and wanting to gauge the mood of the crowd Monday morning), I simply typed "navy football" in the Google search box. This is what showed up:


Just what I was looking for. Looks like they won! Way better than TellMe...

Build your own Pac-Man

Jill shared this YouTube video with me. I figured it deserved a spot in the Technology & Innovation Hall of Fame. Just for being crazily awesome.

The creators' website is here.

Teach Chrome New Tricks

When Google Chrome is open, you can press CTRL-M to open a user profile dialog box. Select the drop-down menu, select , give your profile a new name, and then Chrome will ask you if you want to make a shortcut for this user profile.

I said yes, then dragged the shortcut into my Windows Start area, right underneath the other Chrome shortcut that replaces the Internet Explorer option for Internet.

Awesome, huh? And for a while I believed some of the old posts about how Chrome didn't support multiple user accounts, like Firefox does.