The dean of the college from which the prank was launched sent the ringleader a case of champagne.While students generally prank for fun or pride, another breed does it for political ends.
Twitter acquired the mini-video-taking app Vine last October before it ever launched, sending everyone into a frenzy about the company getting into the video space.
Make a point of getting to know the finance team socially: include them in product launches, send them samples and keep them in the loop with business announcements.
A campaign has been launched to send a 10-year-old boy, who was allegedly raped at a public swimming pool in Vienna, on holiday with his mother.
Another goal is a "microair vehicle" less than nine inches long that can be carried in a backpack and, when launched, will send images from tiny heat sensors and cameras.
The power of the internet also went to work against the attorney: An online fundraiser was launched to send a mariachi band to perform outside his office.
Billy Bragg, who was unable to make it to the launch sent a message relaying how excited he was about this new initiative, saying: "Together we're much stronger than separately," ending his message, "If it becomes a rich boys' club - I'm off".
The rocket launch sends a signal to those people: that there is national pride to be had at their country's technical achievements and that, even though the state falls well short of providing basic necessities such as stable electricity, clean water and universal sanitation, it is capable of political and military dominance.
Today's launch — sending links to friends — is obviously a huge one, and you can be sure they have others in the works.
On March 29 , 2002 Sharon, now prime minister, launched Operation Defensive Shield, sending thousands of Israeli troops and hundreds of armored vehicles into West Bank towns to arrest and kill Palestinian militants.
