Citysquares Raises First Round:
As we've covered in the past, Ben Saren of Citysquares (think overpriced hyperlocal websites for small businesses that don't know better) - has managed to con eCoast into funding his A round. I sincerely hope they took him to the cleaners on points. Perhaps it's time to ratchet up the blog machine and focus on his client base and let them know how he stole $10k from us. It's not like he just woke up and decided to not be a cheese weasel - his spots are not going to change. One nice thing though - we don't have to wake up next to that mug (nice receding hairline there buddy).

BTW, Ben. Nice digs you're in. We're going to be out there in Boston sometime this summer. We'll have to stop by and personally say hi. And hey, as always - keep sending us those letters. Every person we can find that has been screwed by Ben Saren is just one more nail in his corporate coffin. I want to thank the guys out here in Los Angeles for getting ahold of us about Scout.

Visit AboutUs.org for more information about ATOMICUSA.COM
AboutUs: ATOMICUSA.COM

Registration Service Provided By: Citysquares Online, Inc.
Contact: hostmaster@citysquares.com
Visit: http://www.citysquares.com

Domain name: ATOMICUSA.COM

Sleep tight Ben.

Menupix LA:

There's been several services for online menus and ordering for those late night munchies, lunch, dinner and working late at the office. Menupix is noteable in that they have done it right. Easy to find what you're looking for. Not tied to a specific advertising schtick and gives equal time to each eatery. They cover LA and other core cities in the US and are expanding. What's great about them is they have a scan of the actual menu with the listing. Dig in!

Check them out.

Bits on Wheels:

The Native Mac BitTorrent client with a live 3D view of your swarm Bits on Wheels is the first 100% Native BitTorrent client for the Macintosh. It is completely written in Objective-C and Cocoa.

Bits on Wheels is currently a Freeware. It is not opensource nor public domain.

It's faster than any of the other BT clients we've tested. Clean interface and well maintained.

This should be in the dock of every Mac user!

Terms and Conditions Fitted T-Shirt :

From the Designer: “09 f9 11 02 9d 74 e3 5b d8 41 56 c5 63 56 88 c0 By reading this shirt you agree to be bound by the following terms and conditions: full text at fugitivethoughts.blogspot.com”

$15.99 Sweet!

Batterygeek.net:

The new Portable Power Station by Battery Geek, Inc. supplies an additional 6+ hours of mobile computing time for the Apple MacBook Pro, providigin support for most Microsoft Windows based laptops as well.

With an 140 watt-hour capacity spawned from premium grade Li-ion cells, the Portable Power Station provides power to support a demanding mobile office.

The external battery can power devices from 3v to 28v making it a versatile external battery. The Portable Power Station doubles as a battery backup for mobile phones, PDAs and media players.

Designed as a MacBook companion, the Portable Power Station is roughly half the size of the 13" MacBook and weighs less than 2 pounds. The shock resistant aluminum shell protects the battery from damage, and its compact profile slides conveniently inside a laptop case.

All this for $350. Make sure you request the MagSafe connector if you plan on using this with your Macbook, they don't include it unless you mention it.

Ah. The power of words. The MPAA posted the master key for decoding HDDVD discs in a takedown C&D letter. So they posted it. So here it is.

09-F9-11-02-9D-74-E3-5B-D8-41-56-C5-63-56-88-C0

Don't say we didn't warn you.