Apparently:

• There is still no snow in Vancouver.
• The Canadian government has allocated $113 million to match individual donations made by Canadians to the Haiti relief effort.
• Universities across Britain will soon axe thousands of teaching jobs, close campuses and ditch courses to cope with government funding cuts.
• U.S. Rep. John “Murthquake” Murtha, Iraq war critic, has died at 77.
• Signs are appearing that a new MacBook Pro may be on the way; iPhone 4G (rumoured for May/June) may be slightly taller than the 3GS.
• Tim Hortons has banned a complaining customer.
• William Jenkins’s 1975 exhibition redefined landscape photography by finding beauty in the banal.
• This is how you shoot a photo.
• An artist has created a secret art exhibit hidden in road bollards dotted around Cardiff city centre.
• The security chip that does encryption in PCs has been hacked.
• Google is preparing an assault on Facebook; is transforming Gmail to be a communications hub, complete with status updates.
• This is how the Leno-Letterman Super Bowl spot came to be.
• Beck, Feist guest star on the new Jamie Lidell LP.
• These are sounds of an awakening sun.
• Burberry is following Avatar’s lead as the first label to stream a 3D show at London Fashion Week.
• Verizon is blocking 4chan.