Just some neat picture I acquired through some facebook app:

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Douglas Adam's "Last chance to see" is one of my favorite books. Last week I found the following video. It is about one of the animals covered in the book and it is hilarious!

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This attached flash games is a classic river crossing puzzle, since the swf is in some asian language, here are the rules:

• the raft only carries two people


• the raft may only be steered by father, mother and police officer


• the thug mustn't be left alone with a member of the family without the police officer


• the mother mustn't be alone with one (or two) of the sons without the father


• the father mustn't be alone with one (or two) of the daughters without the mother

Can you help the crowd to cross the river?

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... vote for the social democratic party

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I wonder whether the artist got sponsoring money to include moves to this song which imitates a beaver biting into wood and calling it "do the obi", where obi is a home improvement store chain, using a beaver as their maskot...

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You'd better be careful with your relationship status displayed in online communitys: A British woman was killed after changing her status on facebook! Read more here.

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Just recieved the very interesting link to a collection of free publications covering topics about "Social Media Marketing". Some require registration at different pages, but might be worth the hassle. Any volunteers to download and compile an archive?

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