A few weeks ago I was sorting through my emails deleting a few to free up space in my inbox. I ended up taking a tour through my internet history all the way to 2007 when I created my email address. Fast forward one year and we're in 2008, a particular email caught my interest, it's from a website that names stars. I vaguely remember going on to this website, naming a star after my deceased grandma and then never doing anything about it again. Four years down the road I dug the email up and did a little bit of back ground work.
RA: 1H 2m 19s
DEC: -32° 6m 19s
I punched the coordinates into a star finder and found this map:

This is the star I named after my grandmother way way back. It was quite exciting for me, even if it's not official or anything (at least I'm 95% sure it's not). So now I'm off to download Google Earth so that I can try and find a colour image.
I just thought I'd share for any astronomers.
E: I don't know anything about this stuff, but if you type 15.5792 -32.1053 into Google Maps (night sky) I think you can find it. Not sure though, the two images don't really correlate.
E2: Might have been holding the map upside down as it were:

could be the right way up ^ who knows?
E3: OH OH! Turns out I WAS holding it upside down, the two images correspond perfectly now!!! So exciting!
E4: Seems to be near a star called σ Sculptoris on a flat Google Earth map.