People Who Are Definitely Unemployed

Unless you count being a professional human goldfish for a living, I don't think this guy will be employed any time soon.









Will scare my employees.

Opera Killer for Android

Google Debuts Chrome for Android

Google has released a version of its Chrome browser for Android-based smartphones and tablets, bringing a number of new features optimized for use on mobile devices.

Available to download now in select countries, Chrome for Android is officially in a beta release, in keeping with Google's strategy of pushing out products before they are fully ready to see how well they are received.

The mobile version of Chrome runs on smartphones or tablets with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich or above.

Although designed from the ground up for mobile devices, Google Chrome for Android has many of the same features of the desktop version.

Tabs are supported, for example, but have been designed to fit naturally on a mobile device screen.

Users can flip or swipe between of tabs using gestures, as if "holding a deck of cards in the palm of your hands," according to Google.

Link Preview is one feature added to improve the mobile browsing experience on a touch-screen, automatically zooming in on links on a web page to make it easier to pick out the required one.

The Sync feature allows users to see the same tabs they left open on their desktop PC, provided they sign in with Google account credentials on both systems.

Bookmarks can also be synchronized between copies of Chrome the same way, so users can access the same bookmarks on any device.

Snoop Dogg arrested on marijuana possession charge

SAN ANTONIO, Texas (Reuters) – Rapper Snoop Dogg was arrested over the weekend after border control agents found what they said was a small amount of marijuana on his tour bus.

The singer and record producer, 40, was stopped at the same Sierra Blanca, Texas, checkpoint Saturday where country singer Willie Nelson was arrested for marijuana possession in 2010, customs officials said.

Bill Brooks, a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection, said agents conducted a routine inspection of the rapper’s tour bus on at the U.S.- Mexico border checkpoint east of El Paso and thought they smelled marijuana.

“When our officers did a further inspection, they discovered a small amount of marijuana and turned him over to the Hudspeth County sheriff,” Brooks said.

Brooks declined to say how much marijuana was involved or where it was found. The rapper was booked and released and given a January 20 court date.

Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, has been arrested and convicted numerous times in the last 10 years for possession of drugs ranging from marijuana to cocaine, and weapons offenses.

In 2008, Snoop Dogg and Willie Nelson collaborated on the song and music video “My Medicine,” a thinly veiled homage to marijuana. Both artists have made their appreciation of pot an important part of their public personas.

The rapper’s spokesman could not immediately be reached for comment on his latest arrest.

(Editing by Jill Serjeant and Alex Dobuzinskis)