Tom Hume

Yay! At the suggestion of Mr Salmon and bearing in mind the lack of any Glastonbury action this year (possibly A Good Thing), I am booked onto Roskilde Festival in June...

Japanese comics go mobile: "In Japan, another string has been recently been added to the mobile bow with the launch of electronic books and comics specifically for phones."

Great news, even if it is only on a single network for now: "Vodafone customers downloading tracks from the MoS or V2’s WAP sites will not incur any data charges on their mobile phone bill beyond the list price of the song."

Helping customers navigate through the impenetrable forest that is mobile data pricing can only be a good thing.

Maximizing your ROI at Pizza Hut. It's only a matter of time before certain FPers engage in this sort of behaviour (if they haven't started already)...

Goalard the dentist is now 39 but refuses to wear the white smock, preferring to top his boots with a black uniform. Faithful to the last, he plays Nine Inch Nails and Killing Joke songs as he drills."

Devi pointed me to this weblog, which posts up a fresh Brighton photo each day. And lurking on the front page I find this entry - a poem by Rumi that's been written onto the wall next to a squat in Hove:

Startup to Wed Mobile Games, Live TV Shows: "AirPlay Network Inc. said it will introduce a lineup of cell phone games tied to live television broadcasts. The idea is to transform TV from a passive pastime to an engaging, competitive experience."

MyFoodPhone: "By sending us pictures of your food intake, using a simple camera phone, we will: Monitor what you eat, help you Modify your eating habits and be there to Motivate you along the way."

Killer app for the Flickr Foodies?

Martial Arts Wisdom for Alzheimer's Caregivers: "What is the lesson of ukemi training for life? Putting aside the martial arts reasons for training, IN LIFE WE CONSTANTLY FALL DOWN! "

Drinking games, Spanish style: "This evening sees a nationwide drink-off, as the organisers of a macro-botellón use email and text messages to encourage young people to go out on the streets and drink to see which city has the most drinkers."