OED says you CAN 'google'

[arroxaneullman -at- aol -dot- com]

Have you googled something recently? Until now "to google" was not 
_really_ a verb, of course. Here's a quick quote from an article by 
Anders Bylund of the Motley Fool at 
www.fool.com/News/mft/2006/mft06070510.htm?ref=foolwatch:

'The Oxford English Dictionary (OED), which bills itself as "The 
definitive record of the English language," added the company name as a 
verb in the latest round of updates, placing Google in such august 
company as FedEx, TiVo, and Xerox.'

Not that I've had the opportunity to use the term in Tech Comm, but I'm 
certain if I do they can look it up (or google it).

:)
Arroxane
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