
Today I could not wait any longer and I thought for $5.50 it would be worth buying. So I bought an invite to Gmail. I guess it’s kind of like inviting yourself to the party (or buying your way in the door) but nonetheless I now have a gmail account.

Today I could not wait any longer and I thought for $5.50 it would be worth buying. So I bought an invite to Gmail. I guess it’s kind of like inviting yourself to the party (or buying your way in the door) but nonetheless I now have a gmail account.

After scouting out the location of me soon to be filmed documentary ’24 Hours in the Hill Top’ my colleague Luke, spotted the greatest monument to out of date technology. This house really exists and I must believe they get great reception. Why on Earth would you put such a large piece of metal on the roof of your porch in the name of Television. I guess yard space comes as a premium in the Hill Top.

Today the Army introduced the new Army Combat Uniform (ACU). The uniform consists of several changes from the previous ACU:
1. Mandarin collar that can be worn up or down
2. Rank insignia centered on the front of the blouse
3. Velcro for wearing unit patch, skill tabs and recognition devices
4. Zippered front closure
5. Elbow pouch for internal elbow pad inserts
6. Knee pouch for internal knee pad inserts
7. Draw string leg cuff

Commentary:
I assume Velcro is the way to go but the whole uniform looks a little too like much GI Joe Arch Villain: FireFly. Either that or they remind me of something from a James Bond film but either way this is the type of cool uniform the Bad Guys wear. The information I found most interesting was how most of the material is now ‘breathable’ or ‘moisture wicking’. I would have thought those type of garments would have been standard in the Army for quite a while. Or that maybe these materials were developed by the military.