This morning I went to the breakfast series talk about google and bitpipe. The google stuff I think I knew much of, but I had not known how far of a reach bitpipe has. For thoose who don’t know, this is about the buissness of placing links on different people’s sites. The sttrangest thing for me to get my mind wrapped around is how my web traffic was considered inventory to companies when it comes to selling links.

Salon.com Life | Iran lifts veils in school rules [lnk.to]
… the Education Ministry is allowing girls to attend all-female schools in Tehran without headscarves — a move religious hard-liners criticized as “encouraging nudity.” …

Quantum signs Belluzzo as CEO. Where did the start-up idea go? [The Register]

XP means no point to Intel Anypoint. Intel scraps consumer wireless line [The Register]

Amazon now does restaurants! with scanned in menus.

Corel targets irked Microsoft customers. The software maker hopes business customers frustrated by Microsoft’s controversial new licensing programs will be ready for a change. [CNET News.com]

Starved for Food, Zimbabwe Rejects U.S. Biotech Corn (washingtonpost.com) [lnk.to]

GM bug to tackle tooth decay [bbc news]

PC, Mac OS updates may spark Bluetooth [Infoworld]

Babylon 5 First Season Box Set finally listed on Amazon [Sci-Fi Storm]

It’s time to fufill the promise I made to myself in college.