According to the Wall Street Journal…  LinkedIn Corp., has received a $53 million infusion from blue-chip venture capitalists that values the company at $1 billion. I don’t know about you but… $1 billion that’s a lil steep maybe if you combined the salaries of all the apparent 23 million users then I’d think it were worth that much.

The Chief Executive Dan Nye, of LinkedIn quotes “If you’re not on LinkedIn, you’re not on a professional network“. He also goes to say “LinkedIn’s average user is 41 years old and has a household income of $109,000“. For more information about the source topic please check out: The Wall Street Journal.

Are you tired of finding companies (you know who) that want you to pay for a 200+ page cheat sheet..? Well pay no more… my buddy and I found this site that offers the following PDF files for free… The Art and Science of CSS.pdf and Site Point CSS Anthology 2007.pdf.

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I don’t know if i’m the only one that does this but, when it comes to an internet discussion I can think of a letter and a company/domain I tend to frequent/use daily comes to mind.. for instance the letter “D” I think of digg.com. It’s just something I’ve taught myself in order to memorize popular domains… it’s kinda like trying to memorize HTML code or CSS code (in my opinion).

You should try it yourself and see if you can think of any companies to all the letters of the alphabet. Below are the companies / domains that come to mind with each letter.

I was playing GTA IV and a buddy of mine (thx swervis) showed me this “swing set glitch” that launches your car into the air at a high rate of speed. Apparently I’ve read that you can do this glitch at any of the swing sets that aren’t too close to the buildings… Check out below for videos that show you details of what happens in the “swing set glitch“.

Here are a few other videos to check out…

• GTA IV Secret Car
• GTA 4 easter eggs & secrets- Secret Outfits