June 12, 2010

World Cup Excel

If you’re following World Cup Soccer (excuse me, I mean fútbol), here are two ways to enjoy it more:

Get some limes, ice, sugar and a bottle of cachaça, then shake up a couple of caipirinhas. It will almost feel like you’re in Brazil. Here’s a video of how to make the perfect caipirinha, just like they do in……Brooklyn.
Download Microsoft’s World Cup 2010 tracker worksheet. It’s a free template for Excel 2007 or 2010 that keeps track of the standings and your favorite teams.

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