Monthly Archives: April 2009

Planes over New York strike fear into residents

NYC residents were sent running screaming from their workplaces today after a boeing 747 jet did some low-level flying over the 9/11 zone of terror. But thankfully this was not another terrorist attack on the city. No, instead it was the White House administration team obtaining some publicity shots of the Presidential Jet flying over [...]

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Swine Flu

By the way it’s all over the news, it would seem that the world is about to end after everyone is stuck down by Swine Flu. We currently have 2 confirmed cases in the UK, who are recovering in a Scottish hospital. Strangely, though, they are not dead, nor are those in the US confirmed [...]

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Facebook and work

Facebook and work clash again as a Swiss woman is fired after being seen active on Facebook whilst off ill from work with a migraine. I think what this story teaches us, amongst other things, is not to befriend complete randoms on Facebook – after all, they might be your manager’s fake spy persona! (You [...]

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First Red Bull win

A somewhat processional Chinese Grand Prix was taken by Vettel, followed by Webber then Button, to give Red Bull racing their first Grand Prix win, and a race one-two finish. Vettel led for most of a pretty wet race, with Button taking the lead only for brief moments. After all the diffuser fuss, the team [...]

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Brawn diffuser ruled ok

Brawn’s diffuser design has been ruled acceptable by the FIA appeal court, meaning that the points won by the team and Jenson Button will stand, and leaving the other teams having to consider radical car design alterations to make up the seconds that they are running behind. This now leaves Ferrari, Renault, Red Bull and [...]

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