• How to Set Up a Mail Merge in Gmail for Personalized Mass Emails – Mail merge – Lifehacker
  This might come in handy in the future if I need to send out mailing lists again, I wish I knew about this when I was organising our wedding.
• Stalled Printer Repair Cancels Print Jobs Without Waiting Years, No Batch File Required – Printers – Lifehacker
  A little app that gets rid of those "stalled" print jobs in your print queue.
• Take Better Interior Photos by Kneeling – Photography – Lifehacker
  Neat info on how to take better photo's of the inside of your house/apartment/flat this could come in handy sometime.
• PIC based USB input devices – Hack a Day
  I don't know if I'll need this anytime soon, but its interesting none the less and could come in handy one day.
• MIDIbox SEQ V4
  This is an awesome opensource MIDI sequencer, not that I'm into music or MIDI but its still pretty cool. Looks awesome too.
• Square Large Numbers in Your Head Quickly – Shortcuts – Lifehacker
  Cool tip… although I don't know how often I'll need to do this and without practice I'll probably forget the trick to do this.
• Unlock a Sliding Chain Lock with a Rubber Band – lock picking – Lifehacker
  One of those silly skills that might come in handy one day… think I'll go try this out sometime.
• Fancy Towels w/Pockets! « Dinner & Discourse
  I love this, not sure I'll ever do it… but if I had a guest bathroom I might.
• Increase Your Card Shuffling Chops – Shuffling – Lifehacker
  Learning how to shuffle cards properly… very cool should try learn this for when I restart poker nights.
• Axis Of Awesome diss pop \ Music \ Entertainment \ FHM
  Very funny, awesome clip of some guys singing all the hit songs..
• SocketsLight – Silverlight Sockets Framework
• Deep Dive Into WCF Part 2: Serialization on the speed of light with Google Protocol Buffers
• Silverlight 3 as a Desktop Application (Out-of-Browser Applications)
• Chipbase
  Place thats been recommended to me where I can buy various cupboard hardware.
• Firefox add-ons you should consider | Jonathan Giles
• SnapStream's monster DVR records 50 channels at once, even when nothin's on — Engadget
• Photorealism Tutorial by *markcrilley on deviantART

U.S. officials say a suspicious material found in a passenger’s bag that triggered a security scare at a California airport on Tuesday actually turned out to be bottles of honey.

My favourite part is this paragraph

Two Transportation Security Administration officers were also treated and released from the hospital after being exposed to what were described as “fumes” from the bottles.

I understand that security is important but I definitely don’t want to fly into America or in America, this is getting a little too crazy.