sorry about not posting anything for more then a year but will promise that more happy wheels will be coming on the way in 2 weeks

Todays news

iPhone and iPad double Apple profit 10:38

McDonald’s to open its largest eatery at Olympics 10:23

Carphone Warehouse launches business drive as UK consumer market ‘matures’ 10:11

Talk Talk ad rapped for exaggerated savings claim 00:01

Cost of Facebook advertising rises 74% 09:46

Mobile retail search traffic quadruples 11:10

Sainsbury's debuts transactional mobile site 10:43

News Corp brands continue to take a hit 10:14

Rebekah Brooks resigns from News International 10:18

Tesco’s new social media chief wants digital to “enrich and simplify” 10:50

Marketing budgets cut as confidence drops 10:09

SeeSaw saved by Bebo investors 10:00

Asos international sales boost revenues 09:40

 

Multi-channel campaigns are the most effective 14:52

Non-compliers with sexualisation review should be “embarrassed”: Reg Bailey 13:01

Whitbread aims to double Costa in five years 09:50

Pure Japan have to risk floods AGAIN.

There was also terrible news in Japan, thunders storms and lots of floods, flooded homes again. Some people have to live there homes.


This here is a picture of the flood which happened in Japan.

Hurricane

America is waiting for terrible hurricane strike which will happen in days, people are told to live there homes, and some are risking there lives in staying.


This here is a picture of a hurricane just below America ready to murder houses streets and believe it or not people.

Ukrainian breaking news

Ukraine doing a  Marathon Ukrainian Independence day for 52 hours without sleeping and couple more hours to go. But the last one was 50 hours so therefore Ukraine trying to beat a record for 52 hours so they want to go into the Guinness World Records Book 2012.

Holidays!!!
Holidays are running out quickly this summer due to the conditions in England ( a bit cold), ( and to go for piece after the rioters).

David  Cameron tells the England rioters ( "You will pay".)
Prime Minister David Cameron has told those responsible for the recent rioting in England: "You will pay for what you have done."