GDrive

It is very mysterious, the Google GDrive.
The posting on Wikipedia and the audit / edit trail are quite mysterious.
Check it out.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GDrive

Shame on Japan

Clearly, Japan has lost it. And this week, they announced it to the world. Their 3rd prime minister in less than two years, Taro Aso entered with a 75% approval rating, now, less than one year later, his popularity sits at a tiny 9.7% approval. 9?! A single-digit approval rating. The Japanese Finance Minister, allegedly "drunk" while speaking on camera at a G-8 meeting in Rome, resigns due to "health" reasons. The other G-8 countries are taking the global financial crisis seriously. It was reported the day before this event that Japanese GDP fell 3.3% for the quarter. In three months. For a developed economy, a 3.3% decrease in GDP in one year is serious cause for concern. This is an annualized rate of 12.7%. They have allowed themselves to become vulnerable due to a major drop in exports. For years, the Japanese government has constipated and rudderless -- no vision, inept. Japan's lost it.

Orange peppers

one of the great mysteries of the modern world:
Why do red peppers and orange peppers cost more than green peppers?

Sex and the Olympics

Times reporter and former Olympian describes what goes on at the Olympic village once the competition ends.

Barcelona was, for many of us Olympic virgins, as much about sex as it was about sport. There were the gorgeous hostesses - there to assist the athletes - in their bright yellow shirts and black skirts; there were the indigenous lovelies who came to watch the competitions. And then there were the female athletes - literally thousands of them - strutting, shimmying, sashaying and jogging around the village, clad in Lycra and exposing yard upon yard of shiny, toned, rippling and unimaginably exotic flesh. Women from all the countries of the world: muscular, virile, athletic and oozing oestrogen. I spent so much time in a state of lust that I could have passed out. Indeed, for all I knew I did pass out - in a place like that how was one to tell the difference between dreamland and reality?

Read this very interesting story.