Andrew of Kalenjin.net forwarded this to me in response to the Eimer-Kunst (“bucket-art”) I posted the other day…

as seen @ Löhr-Center, a big mall in Koblenz, Germany (thx, Andrew!)
Now you know how we describe ingenuity over here in Europe :-)

It’s furahiday evening, I’ve just returned home and found some nice items in my snail mail. Things that brought a smile on my face.

A dictionary on words as used by the German youth. With some equivalent translations for French, English and Spanish on each entry.
Ok ok ok, the other day I already asked for comments [...]

I recently uploaded this pic on my flickr account:?

Streetart, a normal graffiti in a metro station in downtown Frankfurt. Nothing special.
Upon seeing this same figure somewhere else in Frankfurt, I realized once again that this graffiti also perfectly illustrates what maybe someone like David Weinberger tried to explain in his recent book “Everything is [...]

Mashin’ up with Granny Teller. Pls enjoy :-)

Is there any software solution available that generates datasheets (e.g. in PDF format) out of a database content within a given style template?
Or should this be realized by web technologies such as a CMS + database + CSS templates with the already given “save this page as PDF”-button?
I am asking because currently, ppl here? are [...]

We’ve been talking about this some time ago over at Hash’ website: the unknown? potential that gets lost while ppl are busy developing (double) content for something I would like to describe as the anglosphere and the francosphere.? Two worlds that co-exist and? ? generate their own dynamics.
Is it so?
And if so, will there be [...]

So I caught myself updating my profiles on xing.com and linkedin.com (isn’t that enough already? facebook, twitter & co for private stuff, xing & linkedin for the pro section?) and realized that I actually can’t think of any professional title, something like an instant keyword that describes my job.
Well, which job? My rummaging here, here, [...]

Consumers are funny weird (thx, Maina!).

Really.