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Tag Archives: google
Gmaps “pedometer” ROCKS!
New features on Gmaps Pedometer, suh-weet! Continue reading
A side benefit of Google sitemaps
After I completed the registration process for Google sitemaps, I checked my sitemap status and found an extra benefit of this whole rigamarole. From your “My Sitemaps” page, follow the stats link next to one of your submitted URI’s. If … Continue reading
Google sitemaps with WordPress
I stopped by Joseph’s blog a few days ago and read the article about Vint Cerf moving to Google. This got me thinking about an earlier Google-related post about sitemaps on Joseph’s blog, where he wondered about a WordPress plugin … Continue reading
Using Google search for gymnastics meet results
My wife was trying to find gymnastic competition scores for some of the past seasons, so I whipped up this Google query for her: site:norcal-gymnastics.org “meet results” 2003 firstname lastname No big deal, but she’s going to need to do … Continue reading
Google-powered pedometer
This is so cool! A Google-powered pedometer (or, in my case, a bike-o-meter). I can’t believe Joseph hasn’t blogged this already, since he’s the one who told me about this. Once you’ve arrived at the pedometer site, choose your country … Continue reading