Lots of little things going on this week… The Cleveland Photographic Society’s Photo Scavenger Hunt wrapped up this week, we did glass blowing with the Glass Bubble Project, oh and Patricia wants you all to know that she made Yorkshire Pudding this week…
Previously on F1 – we pickup where we left off last week just before the running of the Grand Prix in Abu Dhabi – and it was a heck of a race. A lot of F1 fans may have a newfound respect for Kimi Raikkonen after this race. Red Bull has good reason to re-think their strategy when it comes to their race setups, and Martin Whitmarsh was rather candid in an interview this past week.
In other news – Hurricane/Superstorm/Big Weather Event Sandy continues to trigger odd partnerships – like the New York National Guard and Victoria’s Secret… And Amazon’s Wedding Registry’s have been hacked for good in the name of Sandy too…
iPhone assembler Foxconn maybe looking to do some manufacturing in the US (but not Apple products). AT&T is loosening Facetime restrictions – but we’re still not happy.
Finally – Ryan Air’s CEO still hasn’t given up on the idea of standing room only onboard his flights – and we haven’t given up on the idea that he’s daft and plonkers…
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Comment by Phil on November 13, 2012 at 7:31 am
Still listening, just haven’t had time to make any comments. I might have more to say once the F1 season is over
Comment by Phil on November 15, 2012 at 7:21 pm
Using a wedding registry as way to request supplies for those in need after Sandy is a good thing, but why did Amazon’s Wedding Registry need to be “hacked”? Amazon already has public Wish Lists that could have accomplished the same thing. Is there something different about the way the wedding registry works versus a wish list?