Hosts: Amber MacArthur and Leo Laporte Amber's links, listener Easter Eggs, why Leo moved to Jaiku, and a visit with Virb designer Tyson Rosage.

• Check out Amber's new video podcast from CityNews, Webnation, on iTunes.
• Lifehacker has suggestions of what to do with leftover easter eggs.
• There is a kit available to set up an instant garage sale.
• British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, has launched a YouTube channel.
• Google has launched "My Maps" to create your own routes to share with others.
• Google Maps Mania is a great blog keeping track of all things Google Maps.
• The TWiTs should go on a road trip on an Airstream RV.
• Someone has compiled a list of the most hated things on the web. cilantro, and Macs are #10
• Rogers' (popular ISP in Canada) traffic shaping has made it difficult for users to use encrypted email.
• Leo has left Twitter in exchange for Jaiku. It is more a web "presence" system rather than little updates.
• Virb is closely related to PureVolume, which has been running for 3 years.
• Virbtunes will integrate into iTunes and allow you to share what you're listening to on Virb.
• According to The Toronto Star, if MySpace were a country, it would be the 11th most populous in the world.
• Timeline from MIT's Simile, is a great AJAX way to visualize timelines.
• SpeedTest.net is a flash-based application that will give you your ISP down/up speeds.
• ReactOS is a free open-source OS providing, "ground-up implementation of a Microsoft Windows® XP compatible operating system.
• Photoshop has an alternate splash screen available.
• There is a Final Cut Pro easter egg that will present you with Bruce the Wonder Yak which will spew out random phrases.
• Check out DotBoom.ca: it is a puppet show that is quite funny.

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