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By Jeremy | August 16, 2006
+ I don't get it:
France to lead Lebanese Peackeepers. Given
France's history in Lebanon (a colonial occupier that once imprisoned the entire Lebanese government), is that really a good idea?
+ Definitely not evil. In keeping with its corporate creed, "Don't be evil," Google "has begun offering
free, high-speed internet access to everyone in its Silicon Valley home town  a hospitable gesture that the online search leader hopes to see spread to other parts of the country."
+ Kinda evil. Notwithstanding its creed,
Google to "crack down on the use of its name as a generic verb, in phrases such as 'to google someone' ... [because] such phrases were potentially damaging to its brand. 'We think it's important to make the distinction between using the word 'Google' to describe using Google to search the Internet and using the word 'google' to generally describe searching the Internet. It has some serious trademark issues,' a representative for the search company said." Huh? Sounds like someone's starting to take itself too seriously. It looked to me like more of a compliment than trademark infringement.
+ Better late than never.
Man arrested in death of JonBenet Ramsey. Next up, Biggie and Tupac murderers.
+ What Tiger and Phil
really want to say.
*Wink, wink*
+ New home for Bronx Bombers: Let's hope
this groundbreaking goes more smoothly than that other
pomp-filled groundbreaking Pataki and Bloomberg celebrated together.
+ ENOUGH ALREADY!
The masses rise UP to banish CAPS LOCK for good.
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