The Robinhood Fund is a pretty good idea. It’s an online community for people who have wishes. Each month the Robinhood fund grants two wishes by giving away $20,000 to fulfill them. It reminds me of 43things, yet lacks the breadth and diversity of content. I love the concept though, and it’s worth keeping an eye on:

Here are some wishes Robinhood has granted:

• Money for my emergency room bill
• Money to start my own little home food business
• A christmas for my 2 year old
• A nintendo wii
• Or a boob job:

Check out Get A Second Life.
Reading it makes me realize all the great benefits of a first life, including:

• Find out where you actually live
• Fornicate using actual genitals
• Are five senses enough?
• Hahaha…

Microsoft’s DevSourceVideo’s “Great Mind’s in Development Video” series is a great resource where web thought leaders like Steve Kurg and Jesse James Garrett give their perspective on web dev, usability and fundamentals.

Golden place has the most innovation-marketing program I know. Half shock factor -paying pregnant woman to write Golden Palace on her belly- and half brilliant pr earning millions in media placements for their odd investments. Check them out here!

Air guitar sponsorship

Tom Cruise’s baby poop sponsorship

William Shatner’s kidney stone sponsorship

Now enter “online casino,” into Google.
Golden Palace is #1.

I think search engines will become fully interactive and video based. Here’s a great look into the future.