Whoever said monkeys were shy in Kuwait?

Monkeys seem quite comfortable among mankind and his motors. Here's a snap shot after Monkey was composed enough for the camera, having shaken off his initial traffic nerves. You can see he is waiting patiently for his doughnut from the cafe they are parked alongside.

Double entendres can crop up where you least expect to encounter them- as say in the IT field.

"In honor of Jordan’s Independence Day today, I wanted to think for a few minutes about independence. We celebrate it in most countries that were originally colonized. It is widely (and wildly) celebrated in both of my homes, Jordan and the US. Seeing it in two places gives you interesting perspective into similarities and differences. It’s interesting that no matter how many years later, the celebration continues."

Before Hollywood gets its clutches on this most high profile special opp that killed OBL, we have an expose, an 'uncovered', on what really went on.

"ABC News “20/20” gives viewers the most complete picture yet of the death of Osama bin Laden, from inside the situation room in Washington, DC to inside the compound in Pakistan to inside the minds of the brave men who stormed it."

A tweet notifies us from Twitter (who else) that "Starting today, we’re rolling out an email notification that lets you know if someone you follow retweets or favorites one of your Tweets."

Facebook does this already-- I just wonder if email inboxes can handle the traffic this might unleash.