A summary of the Google Zeitgeist results of gainers and decliners on Google.com, for the week ending Jan. 9.

1. Vince Young – Univ. of Texas quarterback won big in the Rose Bowl Jan. 4, is opting to go pro with the NFL.

2. Texas Longhorns – UT team’s first national championship in 36 years was the Rose Bowl win, 41-38.

3. Emily Stern – Daughter of Howard quit off-off Broadway play “Kabbalah” Jan. 3, fearing her father’s critics would focus on her nude performance.

4. “Dancing With The Stars” – Reality series gained in ratings with premiere of new season Jan. 5.

5. Marcus Vick – Former Va. Tech quarterback arrested on firearms charges Jan. 9, just three days after dismissal from Hokies for Gator Bowl “unsportsmanlike conduct.”

6. CES – Massive Consumer Electronics Show engulfed Las Vegas and news reports starting week of Jan. 9.

7. Lindsay Lohan – Teen star was briefly hospitalized in Miami Jan. 5 for asthma attack.

8. “Wedding Crashers” – Popular 2005 comedy starring Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughan released on DVD Jan. 3.

9. Martin Luther King – Civil rights leader will be remembered on U.S. federal holiday celebrated Jan. 16.

10. Bird Flu – Recent human outbreaks reported in Ukraine, Turkey increase concern.

11. USC – Favored Rose Bowl team was bested in an upset by Texas on Jan. 4.

12. Isla Fisher – Actress with small part in “Wedding Crashers” receives fresh praise for her performance based on DVD release and reviews.

13. Detroit Auto Show – New makes and models are the focus of the giant annual car expo, which began Jan. 9.

14. Lou Rawls – Velvet-voiced singer died of cancer Jan. 6 in Los Angeles at age 72.

15. Drake Bell – Nickelodeon star (“Drake & Josh”) recovers at home after surviving a serious Dec. 29 car accident.