Politiken writes that our Minister of Taxes is linking from his personal homepage to Liberator which currently has an article presenting the Freeplay campain.
Freeplay is an anwser to the ministers own campain Fair Play, trying to convince people to drop “sort arbejde”.
He is also in for a bit more trouble later today… Can’t wait to see the result :)
Just arrived home from a concert with I Am Bones. We have arrived at the conclusion: They rock!
The I Am Bones concert was followed up by Larsen and Furious Jane - And they suck, except for one (1!) riff and their go-go girl. Get a head shave and soem bigger guitars, dudes!
The goood thing about Johannes’n’friends live performanvce, must be the extended use of rock’n’roll guitars - There’s a lot more of it live than on the album (Although the album is still highly recommendable). I got a copy at the concert - even though I got the MP3’s!!!!!11 :)
[Read More]Diana, the wife of my friend Niels, has taken over bech.nu, in her project to sell stofblomster (Or flowers made by cloth). Appart from the flowers, the most impressive must be that this is her first website, and it was made in a few days. Nice going, there.
I do not seem to be the only one enjoying the purchase of a Mac and the features of OS X. Giles Turnbull wrote this piece on O’Reilly Net:
Americans must be picky about the weather. Fine by us, as we made it to the San Diego edition of SeaWorld on what probably is the only day this year with grey clouds, hanging over the whole state - And with an apparently very low turnout in the theme park. All good as we could go around without beeing boild, and no queues to any of the shows.
Killer Whales, Dolphins, Seals and Gentoo Penguins in the gallery.
This was a good one. EAB is about 130 miles from Fullerton, and is one of those black holes on Google Maps. Apart from that it is a US Airforce and NASA test facility. And this week it was open for different kind of public relations, ending in an airshow open to the public (And free too).
So they had pulled what seemed to at least one of every thing they had, able to fly, out in the open. There was everything from A-10 to F-117. That is:
[Read More]The flighttime from CPH to LAX via LHR took about 14 hours. PHEW!
To our luck, the Entertainment Centre onboard the Boing 747 from LHR to LAX provided 16 channels of TV and 4 of these showed a continous loop of movies (Batman Begins, Kingdom of Heaven, Madagsgar, Outbreak (kind of an old movie…), and a lot more). If you haven’t seen Batman Begins yet, I would definitely recommend it!
[Read More]Ulrik has finaly started putting stuff on his blog about his [work] trip to the Americas - That is more excatly in Los Angeles.
Read the stories from a pig in america on his site:
Finaly in Madrid after a long hot day on small country roads. The temperature is about 40 degrees and wearing leater, gloves and helmet is a pain when not driving at least 100 km/h.
We are getting used to the traffic, the curves and our engines now. It feels more natural to ride the bikes fast and safe through dusty mountain roads than walking the streets of madrid.
The last couple of hours before Madrid were tough. We were hungry, sunburnt. (did Skunk Anansie make a record called hungry, sunburned and paranoid?) and paranoid because of the manic traffic on the higway leading to the city.
[Read More]My (or our) summer vacation is closing in fast. Leaving on the 22/6, we will be heading off to Spain on our motorcycles for a bit more than 3 weeks. Not wishing to leave you in the dark about our wearabouts, we have created a joint blog where we will be descriping the journey as we go.
You can follow the trip on http://motors.vin.dk/