This intriguing article on Afterdawn.com today is quite interesting: Xbox 360 shortages causing lagging sales?.

This is strange news from News.com.au. Scuba-diving depth record setter finds competitor's skeleton at 271 metres.

Oh boy, This rules. European Space Agency geeks find novel way of getting French chicks into the sack.

OMG, I 've just found this spiffy stuff! Marsellus Wallace to be Kojak. Hard, pipe-hitters expected go to work on homes here with pair of pliers, blow torch and lollipops.

Such a looker!

Today at work we've been running a pilot for some time now, and it will get official tomorrow, so I was told. My work day is full of interruptions.

Good piece: The romance is over, France tells a chastened Nicolas Sarkozy.

Linked everywhere on the net: National Geographic.

Oh now, This is shocking.

Only now I clicked this url. Sure, it is mentioned by many other blogs.

Weird stuff. Cuba offering six years of medical school free -- including tuition, room and board, books and spending money -- to American students. Cigars still can't come home with you.

I just discovered this site, probably will be linked everywhere soon.

Pip mailed me this.
Not to be outdone by a custom aircraft shop in California, Brazil launches own rocket.

Please let me know what you think of this, in the comments section.

Last saturday I saw The Curse of the Were-Rabbit starring Wallace & Gromit. Jan told me it was just superb, and I thought it was brilliant.

In short: Wallace and his loyal dog, Gromit, set out to discover the mystery behind the garden sabotage that plagues their village and threatens the annual giant vegetable growing contest.

Los Angeles Times has the full story, this is quite an interesting read.

Linked everywhere under the sun: Fargo has an excellent roundup of the IGF finalists.

Really quiet on this diary lately. Really busy. Feeling worn out and jet-laggy.

Check it: wrote.

Ahmadinejad's Nuclear Mandate Strengthened After Iran Election makes quite an interesting read.