Getting funny on Facebook
Facebook status updates have become a new way of responding indirectly to friends. I just updated my status before leaving for home. Then I logged back on at home, and saw this:

Very funny, Nick 😉
Facebook status updates have become a new way of responding indirectly to friends. I just updated my status before leaving for home. Then I logged back on at home, and saw this:

Very funny, Nick 😉
Oh, this is just sweeet: Talking Cock reports that the Singapore Government has just hired the Iraqi Information Minister to head our very own MITA.
What can you do with open source software? You could collate information for your local animal shelter. You could, with a Sharp PDA, keep track of medical records for diabetes patients. Or you might want to contribute a country dance via XML, which you then view using Java applets. Take this dance, for example. It…
Adverblog shows us a new way of voicing your opinions on good and bad ads (in the physical world). In Berlin and Seoul, stickers with a happy or puking emoticon are pasted on top of ad posters. A new type of tagging folksonomy?
England’s patron saint may not be English, and he may not have killed a dragon, but we still love him anyway. Read more.
My colleague alerted me to this. At first, I thought she was referring to our Mental Wellness campaign ad, where you can turn the frowney face around and it will become a smiley face. However, this looks like an ordinary ad for travel offers. Mistake or not, it definitely got our attention!
We just got home from dinner. I stepped out of the car, turned back and noticed a large grasshopper sitting on the roof of the car! We observed it for a short while, then I dashed off and got my Ixus camera. Here’s my best shot of it … However, after several more minutes of…