Several weeks ago, crowdsourcing social web applications networker vikings from Cambrian House launched a pretty impressive guerilla promotional campaign, to deliver 1000 hot pizzas to the California GooglePlex. Unannounced and as a show of thanks to Google, naturally, of course. What they thought would have been the hardest part, was actually the easiest, which was getting past security and into the Google parking lot, where for almost 2 hours the vikings hung out and had pizza with quite a few happy and hungry Google employees. What the vikings didn’t count on, were the Google Chefs (chefs.google.com?). Seems the chefs were a bit upset that the Google workers were so busy eating pizza, that noone was paying any attention to their world-class gourmet meals, which Google provides free of charge to their employees. The chefs get their revenge, though rather anti-climactically….

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Not that you needed to be reminded of this, but Google is definitely the powerhouse search engine of the interweb. Google clogs my tubes with email, search results, newsfeeds and even desktop searches on a daily basis, so it only makes sense to try and harness the true power of the Google monster and make it work more efficiently for me. So I’ve put together a short list with a few of my favorite advanced Google search operators that help make my research using Google that much more efficient and less time-consuming..

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