Google keeps a history of all your web activity (if you let it) and I have been letting it record all my searches since August 30, 2005. A few interesting facts:
- In the last 3 years I have performed 13,343 searches. That averages about 11.5 searches a day, or one every two hours.
- I have never once performed a search between 3 and 6am. What can I say, I value my sleep.
- Two of my most searched sites are World of Warcraft web pages. Since I haven’t played that game in over a year and a half, the fact that they are still lingering in my top 10 shows you how addicted I was to that crazy game.
- My #1 most searched term is “ADBE.” You might wonder if I have a typo there, but no, that’s the stock symbol. Of course I keep a close eye on that!
It’s been quite a while since I’ve updated. I’ve been busy at work playing a bit of catch-up and working on a ton of new stuff too. One thing that’s had my attention this evening is creating an informative yet witty slide presentation for work using PowerPoint. By the way, PowerPoint is just an amazing, powerful, yet easy to use application. I rarely say that about Microsoft software, so believe it when I say it. So since I am already in the presentation mindset, I hereby present to you my blog post in PowerPoitn format:
I just finished an excellent trip to the Caribbean. I went with friends on a cruise on the Liberty of the Seas, the biggest cruise ship in the world. I hear they will have an even bigger one next year, so I’d better start packing for that one. We went to several cool islands and enjoyed some cool adventures including ATVs, Scuba diving, and lots of zip lines.
Speaking of the zip lines, I used a head-mounted camera and got a video of my entire trip down the Dragon’s Breath Flight Line in Labadee, Haiti, the longest flight line over water in the world. It starts 500 feet up and is over 2,500 feet long, going right over the ocean. Pay close attention to my rough landing! Click Here to see it.
Also I got a ton of good photos. Here are just a few:
The amazingly large ship:
Here I am on the rock climbing wall on the top deck of the ship:
