MDCalc is quick access to all those medical calculations that are too painful to memorize, and too useful to ignore. After wasting time hunting through Google results to find the equations I needed, I created this site as a respository.
Start spending more time diagnosing, and less time dividing.

http://www.mdcalc.com

Watch live TV broadcasts on your PC. TVU networks uses P2P technology to broadcast TV programs live over the Web. The service is based on a number of patent-pending technologies, covering high-quality video coding, efficient real-time P2P distribution, and effective digital rights management.

You can add signature to all outgoing mails.

Tools - Options - Mail Format - Signatres...
Add you own signature line for e.g. name, email and contact number.

Google is good for so many things, among which is searching for all sorts of files, including MP3's. Here's a quick primer:

-inurl:(htm|html|php) intitle:"index of" +"last modified" +"parent directory" +description +size +(wma|mp3) "Nirvana"

Just substitute the term "Nirvana" for any band or singer you might be looking for, and your search will lead you to open indexes that contain downloadable music files.

Enter the URL of an image to get a color palette that matches the image. This is useful for coming up with a website color palette that matches a key image a client wants to work with.

http://www.degraeve.com/color-palette/

Google has introduced Google Code Search, a site that simplifies how software developers search for programming code to improve existing software or create new programs.

http://tinyurl.com/ppebk

Spell Check
Here’s what you need to do to get Outlook's spell checker to kick in for every single mail that you send out.
Select Tools > Options and switch to the Spelling tab. Here, under Settings, tick the check box next to “Always check spelling before sending” and then click on OK.
Now the next time you your type out a mail and hit the Send button, the spell checker will point out any and every typo you have made.

Address Book Addendum
Double-click on an e-mail you have received from someone to open it. Right click on the sender's mail address (the From field). Next, select Add to Address Book.
To edit the person’s name you have just added, choose File > Address Book. Now select the name and click on File > Properties. Edit the name as per requirements and click on OK.

Bunching Fowards
If you want to forward several e-mail messages at the same time to someone, go to the folder containing the messages you'd wish to forward. Holding the Ctrl key down, click on each message you want to forward. Then, right-click on any message in your selection and pick Forward. A New Message window will appear with the messages attached (across the bottom of the window). Now simply complete your message and zap it off.

You know how to check out the images of the given word in google by clicking on the appropriate link on the google search page. But did you know that when you search for "mango" on this page....

http://blog.outer-court.com/related/?q=mango

you get pictures of banana, apple, Strawberry, pineapple and other fruits?

It combines Google sets and Google images. So just type in the name of something, word, description etc and see what images Google turns up.

Way too much fun, way too addictive. (for e.g. mars, red, George Bush)

Is there a number format that I can use that will display numbers in the thousands without actually using a formula? So, 20,000,000 in sales in a cell would actually be displayed as 20,000.

Select cell where you have typed 20,000,000
Choose Format - Cells and type the form #,##0, in the custom field. The number format #,##0, works because of the comma at the end.

You can set Microsoft Outlook to color-code all email addressed only to you blue, because those messages are more likely to be more important and require action from you.
To get this set up in Outlook, from the Tools menu choose Organize, and then in the "Using Colors" section hit the "Turn on" button next to "Show messages sent only to me in Blue."