Category: Linklog

Possibly the best slideshow on Flickr today. A true rouge’s gallery if ever there was one…

iTunes 4.9 is now out, complete with podcasting support. I personally don’t get the whole podcasting phenomenon, but to each their own I guess…

Rockstar Games release Grand Theft Auto and Grand Theft Auto 2 as free downloads. Time to kick it old skool….

After 35 years of frustration, Sandy Springs residents voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to transform their unincorporated community into one of the largest cities in Georgia. Unofficial returns showed that 94 percent of people who cast ballots voted “yes.”

Michael Schumacher claimed a hollow win in a farcical US Grand Prix, with just six cars taking part. Because of the Michelin tyre safety row the only cars on the starting grid were those of Ferrari, Jordan and Minardi.

Jeff Dauler, co-host of The Bert Show on Atlanta’s Q100, has decided it’s time to sue Jennifer Wilbanks. About time, why should this crazy eyed woman with more than a few screws loose profit from her absolute stupidity…

Rachel Stevens asks for boys to put their hands down their pants. All in the name of testicular cancer of course… What were you thinking?

Jamaican Asafa Powell set a new men’s 100m record of 9.77 seconds at the Athens Olympic Stadium. How much lower can this go? I mean, taking less than a second to go 10m is crazy…

Paris Hilton plans to give up public life for family life in two years time. Retire from what exactly? [via]

Apple’s QuickTime 7 is now available as a preview for PC users. I recommend downloading it, then heading to the High-Definition Gallery to see what you’ve been missing…

Liverpool have been given the chance to defend their Champions League crown after Uefa handed them a place in the first qualifying round for next season. Finally, some common sense prevails…

The UK Government believe they could have a “pay-as-you-go” car tax system ready to go into trial in 5 years. Sounds good for the enviroment, but I don’t see it happening at all…

Alex Rodriguez became the youngest player in MLB history to score 400 home runs when he hit two in the New York Yankees’ 12-3 defeat of Milwaukee. Course, he still needs to play consistantly for like another 7 or 8 years to break Hank Aaron’s record of 755.

My pictures from tonights Atlanta Flickr/Blogger meetup. More are available via the insanely long atlantaflickrbloggermeetup1 tag.

Google, your way… It’s like My Yahoo! but for Google…