Ask MeFi is looking for good vegetarian food in London. I've gotta do some reviews of good London restaurants. 
Steve Rubel has details of how the New York Stock Exchange is using OPML. Woohoo!
Tom Coates has some thoughts from the recent Social by Design NMK event. I always intend to go to the NMK events but never get around to booking the tickets.
Mark C. Chu-Carroll has an excellent refutation of Sal Cordova - hardly a difficult task, but quite an amusing one.
PZ is knocking John West about a bit and having fun ripping that kooky fraud Deepak Chopra a new hole who is arguing for the afterlife. There's lots of tasty "quantum vibrations" crap
Stewart Rutledge has a guide to keeping your Gmail account under control. It's not for me (I'm at 10%), but it might be for you.
NEWS FLASH! A UK mobile company is fucking stupid. Less stupid than they were, but still goddamn stupid.
You've probaly seen it by now, but I've gotta agree with every word in this article about the HD-DVD/BluRay game. It's what I've been saying for months, but so many idiots seem to think that television still matters.
It's all about teh giggles 
I'm a big fan of Web 3.0. Kent thinks it's silly.
That's the point. Web 3.0 is a silly remark on Web 2.0. At the event I was at today, you could choose some "tags" - little stickers that you apply to yourself to describe what you do. There were tag stickers for Web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0.
I picked out "semantic", RSS and "developer". They're pretty good tags I think. They did have a "penguin" tag.
