Things I'd like to know how to say in a foreign language, like Russian:
We're in silent attack mode!
I will be your friend. I am dangerous.
Ha! I have your lawn chair!
There are 10 cars parked here. 9 of them are not mine.
When you win, I win.
Why are there so many trucks?
This is what I call a happy day.
There is fresh milk in the refrigerator.
It's a shame I didn't buy a package of cookies.
Where is your refrigerator?
How do I help my self to your food?
Do you think your market is better than my supermarket?
I have found your item in row 14.
So you didn't buy me a pet?
This is my friend Bob. He is your friend too. Why don't you say hello. He said hi.
There are times I own more pennies than I have now.
Will you buy my grommet factory?
This is not my friend. Go find my friend.
Oh I bet you think I sound silly. Well, watch me drive your car!
Where do I find a toy store in this mountainous region?
Not-ah! My foot's bigger than your nose!
I know how to fight cavities!
Thanks to my co-worker Matt for that one.
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Google Makes Life Easier
I know you all need help with the technology in your lives and I thought I’d point you to some ways Google is making my life easier.
Over the years, Google has helped me with my home internet connection:
Helped me understand how their search engine rankings work:
And even provided me with refreshing beverages to help balance my electrolytes:
This year, Google has added a couple of great user-friendly tools to their labs, including:
Autopilot for email
It utilizes their new Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity (CADIE):
So, dig in, hook up, and plug away.
Some more of my favorite early-April releases:
2008
2007
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