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New digs
Maar wat is het?, originally uploaded by Caroline. Moved office today. The new building is uglier on the outside, but a lot better on the inside. It’s huge, white, modern with some off kilter details. Lovely restaurant with an open-air … Continue reading
Did I mention I loathed the 90s?
Anyone watch Pop on Trial, the 90′s with Stuart Maconie, Caitlin Moran, Goldie and Paolo Hewitt on BBC 4? Oh. My. God. The. Smug. Goldie’s the only one I didn’t want to throttle. He seemed a lot more interesting than … Continue reading
Short trip to Dub
‘Mostly dry’. That doesn’t sound too bad then. I’m hopping over to the Emerald Isle for a day’s worth of photo recce (for a shoot next month), perhaps some shopping, and a late night 30 Seconds to Mars show. Not … Continue reading
I need pop
There’s too much rock in my life. Too much white boy angst. My own Last.fm radio station depresses me, so I tend to tune into Mike‘s since our musical compatibility rating is ‘High’, but he’s got a lot more Kylie, … Continue reading
BBC beta homepage
I hadn’t visited the BBC homepage for a while and when I had a look this morning a largish button said: ‘Try out our new, customisable homepage’. So I went and did just that. On first glance, it certainly improves … Continue reading
Gent memories
I could tell you about the time I spent in Gent, but then I’d have to… you know how it goes. One lasting memory? Perhaps the very honourable Mr B, composer, Northener, keeling over as he gets up from his … Continue reading
Wanted: PHP programmer for Zie.nl
Want to work with me? For my day job, I am looking for a PHP-programmer (m/f). The company is based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. check out the (Dutch) job ad, or drop me a line. Het profiel- HBO werk- en denkniveau;- … Continue reading
Whedonesque supports the WGA writers’ strike
To show their support for WGA writers currently on strike, members of Whedonesque.com, the Joss Whedon community weblog, delivered pizza to the picket lines at Universal, L.A. with flyers stating “You fed our minds, we’d like to return the favor.” … Continue reading
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