- 162 meters of gray tape
- 45 lego pieces
- 32 sticks of plasticine
- 18 brushes
- 18 square meters of batten
- 12 cans of spray paint
- 10 liters of white paint
- 4 reams of paper
- 2 kilograms of millet porridge
- 1 printer
- 1 hair dryer
- 1 mop
- 1 saw
Wake yourself up with our new Google Wake Up Kit!
Do you have trouble getting out of bed in the morning? We do, too. In fact this problem became so serious at times that it sometimes resulted in lacklustre attendance at team meetings. To help solve the problem we’ve created an innovative solution called the Google Wake Up Kit.
More: Here
Be on time. Every time.*
*The term “Every time” is used loosely here to represent the number 10.
And the testimonials are hilarious. Go check ‘em out: here
This post is for UK (and other non-US) users of Gmail.
I knew GMail 2.0 existed, but I could not enable it. Initially I thought it was my laptop’s problem so I went off trying to upgrade my browser change the Language settings to “English” and none worked 
It had passed me by a few months ago until someone accessed his GMail from my Laptop — and there it was — version 2.0.
Why it’s like so:
The problem is that outside US no-one has it! Our US friends got an upgrade but we didn’t. (Not suprising).
Anyway, last week I discovered that we can enjoy the delights of Gmail 2.0 too!
Solution:
