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06.03.2009 Technology

The Liège baggage truck incident

I was due to fly today from Liège to Pristina with BelleAir, and Italian cheap airline. Why is such a company flying from Liège to Pristina I asked myself? And will it work? Well the answer to that is that

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04.03.2009 Technology / UK Politics

The power of the image – reflections on the atheist bus campaign

As things finally start to calm down with the Atheist Bus Campaign in London it’s worth reflecting a bit on some of the aspects of the campaign. I’ll post more reflections here as I begin in my own mind to

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04.03.2009 EU Politics / Technology

Sweden launches the Sony Ericsson EU Presidency

Presidency logos are always worth a chuckle and the Swedish Presidency for the second half of 2009 is no exception. As was astutely pointed out to my on Twitter my Magnus Ljugkvist the logo of the Presidency (above right) bears

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02.03.2009 EU Politics

Brian Cowen makes a mockery of EP political groups – from the arms of Kaczyński to the Liberals in one easy step

Irish Taoiseach Brian Cowen announced on Friday that the MEPs from his party, Fianna Fáil, will join the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats in Europe (ALDE) group in the EP after June’s elections. Graham Watson, currently leader of ALDE, has

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01.03.2009 EU Politics

Tired of near-death experiences on Belgian roads – some white paint would help

The picture on the right is a machine that applies the durable, thick paint to roads. I show it here because employing one of those is Belgium would really help me avoid having a nasty accident in the near future.

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01.03.2009 Uncategorised

La Maison Cauchie, charming on a Sunday afternoon in Brussels

I’m just home after having spent a pleasant hour at La Maison Cauchie, a preserved Art Nouveau house near Parc Cinquentenaire in Brussels (5 rue des Francs, south side of the park). The house is one of only four that

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26.02.2009 EU Politics / Technology / UK Politics

Honesty of politicians in Social Media

A post at Tom Harris MP’s blog caught my eye this morning in which he cites comments by Graham Watson MEP that it’s actually his wife writing his Twitter feed on his behalf, and that he has asked staff to

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24.02.2009 Technology

2 interesting NGO web tasks – your ideas please!

In Brussels Bente Kalsnes (bentekalsnes.wordpress.com) and I have been brainstorming projects for a campaign for a nordic NGO. We have some fun ideas, we have some funding, we have very little time, and we need help! We have 2 specific

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23.02.2009 Technology

Mobile comms confusion (3G internet, calls, SMS)

I seem to be in a state of perpetual confusion when it comes to my telephone and mobile communications – something has to be changed. But I don’t know what… So if anyone can help me with this I would

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21.02.2009 UK Politics

At least 31% of the people on board this bus are fools

Atheist buses are one thing, stating there’s probably no god. But how about the christian counter adverts now on the streets of London? The christian party adverts that are even a rip-off of the design of the atheist ads are

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21.02.2009 Observations

When a skater, languages and a small child almost collide

It was a grey yet dry day in Brussels; time to put my inline skates on for the first time this year and skate more than 24km between Delacroix Metro (line 2, in Brussels) as far as Beersel in Flanders,

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20.02.2009 Technology

Trying to view this site on IE6? Tough s**t

I am completely, totally and utterly sick of Internet Explorer 6 for PC. And I am not even a PC user or an IE6 user. No, I am a web designer, and it takes me so long to make sure

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