I’ve been remiss in not pointing out this interesting survey on the IT industry by the Economist. It’s a long read, with several articles, but it’s got a lot of useful thoughts for anyone interested in the future of IT.

Hillary’s book, the “best-selling non-fiction [which is really fiction–ed] book in history” is already being deeply discounted.

Well, if S&S really pre-printed a million copies (I remain deeply sceptical), they’re going to find their way to the remainder bin pretty quickly, I suspect.

Hillary’s book, the “best-selling non-fiction [which is really fiction–ed] book in history” is already being deeply discounted.

Well, if S&S really pre-printed a million copies (I remain deeply sceptical), they’re going to find their way to the remainder bin pretty quickly, I suspect.

Hillary’s book, the “best-selling non-fiction [which is really fiction–ed] book in history” is already being deeply discounted.

Well, if S&S really pre-printed a million copies (I remain deeply sceptical), they’re going to find their way to the remainder bin pretty quickly, I suspect.

Bill Clinton’s sycophants are pushing him to go for the job of NYC mayor because they’re afraid he’s bored.

Bill Clinton’s sycophants are pushing him to go for the job of NYC mayor because they’re afraid he’s bored.

Bill Clinton’s sycophants are pushing him to go for the job of NYC mayor because they’re afraid he’s bored.

Here are some interesting clues to the mysterious disappearance of that 727 (which, by the way, Fox News and others, is not a “jumbo jet”) in Africa.

Hopefully, it is something like this, which eliminates the concern of potential terrorism.

Most of you have seen this amazing ad by now. Today’s Telegraph has the story of how it was made.

…on their way to arrest George Bush for war crimes. Iowahawk has the scoop over at LGF.