This is very ingenious. Teens in the UK use Google Earth to find the rare residential swimming pools in their country and then spread the word about their pool party plans over Facebook and Bebo. The owners are obviously not made aware of the incoming crowds. Full story over at the SMH.

…and let others comment on it. All thanks to iamneurotic.com. And if you thought yours were bad check these:

whenever i watch a video on youtube my mouse pointer must be to the right of the video between it and the description box. it must be an even distance from the video and the description box.

Everytime I begin to write on a fresh clean sheet of paper I must scratch the paper. Each piece of paper needs a different place scratched and each a different amount of time. I hope the paper enjoys this.

With YouTube enabling to add interactive commentary to videos there is a whole new dimension of marketing possiblities about to hit us. Creators can now easily publish interactive movies with viewers selecting the following scene. Here’s info about the beta service and here’s an example how it’ll work.

Great new site by TechCrunch where startup CEOs can pitch their business idea in 60 seconds and get instant feedback (and hopefully investor contacts) through the community.
pitches.techcrunch.com