Movies I've been waiting for...
Dinner at Canvas
Canvas is a new (hip) restaurant with a nice view. I had dinner with Time there a couple of days ago.
Tweenbots are go!
Tweenbots are human-dependent robots that navigate the city with the
help of pedestrians they encounter. Rolling at a constant speed, in a
straight line, Tweenbots have a destination displayed on a flag, and
rely on people they meet to read this flag and to aim them in the right
direction to reach their goal.
Menuplanner - finally the answer to "What will we eat today?"
Yet an other Boralis company started today: Menuplanner. This novel daily recipe letter we concieved together with Kees Klomp and Kosmos (The publishing giant behind Jamie Olivier and all your other favorite cooking books).
The beta release is based on a very simple promise: we provide our subscribers every day with a recipe that let them prepare a simple, wholesome and honest meal for 4 persons within 15 minutes or so. The coming months we will finetune the mail and its website.
The beta release is based on a very simple promise: we provide our subscribers every day with a recipe that let them prepare a simple, wholesome and honest meal for 4 persons within 15 minutes or so. The coming months we will finetune the mail and its website.
Usabilla
The Boralis tree is growing rapidly and we took a share in Usabilla of Paul Veugen. Usabilla is a great new concept where the visitors help to improve the usability of a website. Easy, Quick and Cheap - what more do you need? :-)
Paul is a brilliant guy and we are very happy to be able to work with him on this project.
Paul is a brilliant guy and we are very happy to be able to work with him on this project.
Sundays' Best: Top 10 prequels
More and more we don't get movie sequels but prequels. I am particularly interested in the Startrek prequel coming out this spring. So what are the top ten prequel movies?
1) Startrek
2) Batman the beginning
3) Starwars - The Phantom Menance
4) X-Men Wolverine
5) Godfather II
6) Hanibal Rising
7) The Scorpian
8) The Hobbit (coming in 2010)
9) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
10) Dumb and Dumberer - When Harry Met Lloyd
Knowing - better leave before it ends...
Nicholas Cage new movie "Knowing" is nice in a Special FX kind of way. The story however ends dreadful... A funny thing happened while watching this movie in the cinema. At a certain moment Nicholas is searching for terrorists in New York and things get really tense. All of a sudden all the (emergency) lighting in the cinema flashed on and we were flooded in light. Some people screamed - because we all thought something actually could happen to us :-)
It turned out a little mistake for the guys who run the theater...
It turned out a little mistake for the guys who run the theater...
The Boat rocked!
A really funny movie about a pirate radio ship in the late 60's. Amazing that it is based in real facts. I liked young Carl and thought that Philip Seymour Hoffman steels the show. The soundtrack is quite nice too by the way.
Crisis what crisis? The Ferrari auction is coming...
Just before the Ferrari's of Frits Kroymans will be under the hammer - we have the Ferrari auction at RMauctions. The Testa Rossa will go for about 10 million Euro, but I think I go for the 1950 Coupe...
Bargrooves
I added a new bargrooves album to my collection "Over Ice" It's great lounge music - perfect while working of just sitting in the sun outside (or even better: doing both things at the same time...)
Why Amazon Didn’t Just Have a Glitch
Nice article about there wrong algorithm from Mary Hodder at TechCrunch.
Wikihow now on iPhone
WikiHow, released an interesting iPhone
app. It gives you access to wikiHow's vast collection of how-to articles about topics ranging from how to be a twitter celebrity to how to build your own picnic table.
Most interestingly, the application also contains a "Survival Kit,"
which is cached on the phone for offline reading, and
which includes articles about topics like the Heimlich Maneuver or how to survive a plane crash.
app. It gives you access to wikiHow's vast collection of how-to articles about topics ranging from how to be a twitter celebrity to how to build your own picnic table.
Most interestingly, the application also contains a "Survival Kit,"
which is cached on the phone for offline reading, and
which includes articles about topics like the Heimlich Maneuver or how to survive a plane crash.
Gay glitch at Amazon?
stripping scores of gay-themed books of their sales ranking, preventing
them from appearing on the site's best-seller lists.
Easter Island
Because of Easter it seemed a good idea to finally edit my Easter Island movie. For years I wasn't able to because iMovie didn't work with my JVC Everio hard disk camcorder. Luckily iMovie 09 does and so here it is...
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