Oh my! Today's come and gone and I haven't even said "Hi!" Hello friends.

The End User Adieu, editors?: "Editors are people who separate the wheat from the chaff - and publish the chaff. At least that's what some people think. The Internet offers a very easy and fast-growing way to eliminate the editor: It's called blogging, and it may be just the thing for you. In addition, some people say that blogs have the potential to change journalism as we know it."

What the Betting on Blogs Holds for Newspaper: "There are half a million Web logs now, and in five years there'll be a lot more."

Deutsche Bahn to sue Google: "The German national railway operator, will file suit Wednesday against Google because the company's search engine provides links to a Web site that offers instructions on how to sabotage railway systems, Deutsche Bahn said Tuesday. Lawsuits against Yahoo and AltaVista also are being prepared."

Most Web surfers use Google: "Google ranked as the No. 1 search service in March, according to Net analysis company OneStat.com. The analysis showed that Google drew the largest global search audience, with nearly 46 percent of Web surfers using its site. Web portal Yahoo came in second with 20.6 percent usage, and Microsoft's MSN followed with 7.8 percent reach."

Huge hydrogen stores found below Earth's crust: "Scientists have discovered vast quantities of hydrogen gas, widely regarded as the most promising alternative to today's dwindling stocks of fossil fuels, lying beneath the Earth's crust. The discovery has stunned energy experts, who believe that it could provide virtually limitless supplies of clean fuel for cars, homes and industry."

Super Ant Colony Found in Europe: "A supercolony of ants has been discovered stretching thousands of miles from the Italian Riviera along the coastline to northwest Spain."

MSNBC: "Business pros flock to Weblogs"

The Google AdWords Happening: "At the beginning of April, a debate took place on rhizome.org mailing list, about how to earn money with net art. It suggested to me an answer to an easier problem : how to spend money with my art (if you understand everything on how to spend money, you should in principle understand also how to earn money, because of conservation laws...)"

Getting Paid on the Web: "There's a company which I'm sure many of you are familiar with that handles millions of dollars in transactions per day. It's called PayPal."