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Continental is seriously offering insane deals to fly BusinessFirst to Europe from Newark and Houston.

In case you’re looking for me, I’m down at BlogOrlando for the next couple of days.

You can all thank the Notorious MiG for the fact that I’m thoroughly enjoying my Jawbone. No, not the real one, the digital one.

Well, the fun and exciting party photos are up, you can check them out here. Hoo boy.

Chris Thilk totally needs to buy these.

Could Woot be any funnier with this commentary about a price drop on the Zune?

You know you want to buy the Transformers two-disc special edition DVD. I’m so psyched to get to watch this at home sometime soon. W00t.

Jim Addison at Wizbang points to some video of an IED that you might find of interest when trying to put things in perspective.

The fact that the velociraptor apparently had feathers kinda sucks, no?

Well, just caught while reviewing my RSS from the plane that Michael Eisner and his investor group were approved this week in their efforts to take over Topps, Inc., the baseball card company. I’m guessing I’m actually okay with this, as I definitely wanted the company to live and breathe for as long as it can, as part of my childhood. Sure, Upper Deck came in and gave us pretty, shiny cards that made the cost of a pack skyrocket past the $1 (if not $3) mark, and Donruss was fun (you know you want a Rated Rookie t-shirt), but Topps was always the one baseball card pack you could snag almost wherever you were. Now, baseball cards are relegated to the impulse buy section at Target, and the fun corner baseball card store has moved on. Oh, those were the days.

So, congrats to Michael Eisner and his band of merry baseball card fans – keep our beloved Topps churning, please. And yes, I am still known to eat the gum if I snag a pack of 1987 Topps cards, thankyouverymuch.