Ever thought of promoting your blog the old-fashioned way? Steve says try this business card service. Sounds convenient and almost free, and cards are useful for teeth picking and rickety table legs.

Video action may soon be rolling again, if the Breaking News team can break away from their snazzy new chat room. Always lots going on there with entertainment, tech and world news.

IESP continues to rock the fun world of home, pregnancy and work. This week she gambled and won $80, had a glucose test and got a Sirius radio. Howard Stern better be on his metal if she phones in.

Debbie reveals the dark side of Macau. A lighthouse is soon to be caught in the shadow of a concrete jungle monstrosity. Who will save the day? Don't count on anyone connected with the UN!

According to Mike, the 80-20 rule applies to most things in life. eg 80% of your rewards come from 20% of your work. I will therefore assume my point is made & I'll waste no further effort on the rest of this entry.

Having had a recent run-in with a mechanic myself, the mention of $400 to turn off a yellow light in her car caught my eye. My advice. Don't pay & for good measure, poke the courtesy shuttle driver IN the eye.

Remember when Mexicans complained that tortilla prices were through the roof, thanks to ethanol / corn policies? Now the policy is hitting US homes in the ass too. Linda laments rising food prices.

Jon Swift is a huge, I mean, humungous political satire heavyweight. I feel almost worthy to have him here this week, and recommend you head over to get his perspective on the news. He is right!

It is always a lively time with Lord Likely. When you next see the film, or read the book, Scrooge, remember it is a cheap imitation of the Likely original.


All that comes with that is an insightful blog from a cool Brit. There is some new perspective to GI Joe and cartoons and music and... I enjoyed the read. Bookmark

These guys have an interesting About page. Also, 10e20 is sitting top of my list of 1000+ images, so I guess there were advantages to the name when directories were useful search tools.