IKEA to take over General Motors
Awesome video game: Desert Bus
In Desert Bus you have to drive a bus from Tuscon, Arizona to Las Vegas. In real time.
You get 1 point for arriving. And 1 point for making it back home.
Did I happen to mention the trip takes 8 hours? In real time.
So realistic.
(Text borrowed from an email I got. Thank you, email.)
Flight of the Concords Update
See clips from the new episodes here:
http://www.thevine.com.au/blog/simonemitchell/awesome-new-flight-of-the-conchords-clips.aspx
http://www.thevine.com.au/blog/simonemitchell/awesome-new-flight-of-the-conchords-clips.aspx
Instructional Video
Men, finally an easy way to educate them women.
Must remember it for our next dinner party.
Must remember it for our next dinner party.
Rated Arrrrr
Watchmen is rated R. It has extreme violence, a naked blue man and some superhero sex. - From the NYTimes review.
Google Attitude... ahem i mean Latitude
CityRail puts brakes on iPhone timetable app
RailCorp is threatening a Sydney man with legal action after he created an iPhone application that allows people to monitor timetables for Sydney trains and ferries.
"...Singh recently received a threatening email from RailCorp advising him that if he did not remove the application he would be sued for copyright infringement, as RailCorp owns all of its timetable information."
Futures

Thanks for the report IF, over here in Futures things are looking a little different - a majority drop overall.
We had a huge surge of postings from IF and DT at the launch of HBGM, which has had a steady decrease in tradings. The RT and PE index has had a low but steady injection into the blogconomy. JN has shown a strong mark in the market over the last sector - which has been excellent to see in this unsteady blogconomy. AV, who joined since conception has yet to show his mark on the global HBGM scene.
Things are down, but hopes are high and emerging markets are holding us strong.
February report
IF has continued his leading effort in Ghost Mutt postings for the month of February (35%), despite being down 8% on January's numbers. IF's decrease, clearly a result of spending more time doing real work, meant that DT accounted for a quarter of all postings during the month. In a statement, IF said, 'There should be more Christian Bale postings.'
The big mover, however, was clearly JN. At 18%, her video uploads and hilarious jokes were a welcome inclusion to the male-dominated HBGM.
Meanwhile, PE and RT remained steady at 12% and 4%, respectively. They were closely followed by AV on 0%.
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