Den Döende Dandyn

Den Döende Dandyn är en målning av Nils von Dardel (1888 - 1943) men också den fjärde del från Mari Jungsteds Gotland deckare - så där jag läser det.
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Wanna Play?

Marijn gave me a Parrot drone and I am learning how to fly it - luckily we have ample of space @auto.nl HQ so there is not immediate danger of damage. It's very cool to operate the drone with your iphone...
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Happy Socks - Happy Jocks

Thx to Wesley & Marieke who gave me these colorful "happy" socks :-)
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Amercrombie guys

Are they waiting for my next visit in March?
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Hurray: spring is coming!

Happy that this ice/snow period is over - I guess this guy from Tilblisi is thinking the same...
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Commuters


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Sweet dreams

After some major renovations our "dream bedroom" is finally finished - we are getting to bed even earlier now :-)
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What I really do...

Thanks to Jesus for tweeting/sharing this - it's O, so true: nothing better then hang out on the couch with the one you love & actually doing not a lot :-)
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Maybe cannibals were right...


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Cannot wait for summer to return...


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iPhone gun

Instead of boring photo's you can also shoot people with your iPhone... :-) The Xappr!
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Apple TV - just as I like it

Thanks to seasonpass (jailbreak) and FireCore aTV Flash (software) I now have a super working Apple TV - playing everything I want from my Mac or NAS :-)
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The day I started trying Zemanta

Zemanta is a browser plug in that promises to give you extra content and inspiration while writing your blog post. It only does that after 140 characters, that's why I am writing this entry...  So this is what Zemanta came up with:
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Hoodie


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funnnnyyyy

(only the voice of Fozzie Bear is not so awesome...)
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Is portrait the new landscape?



In the beginning photography produced landscape images.
We had  3*4 negatives and we took pictures mainly of holidays and special occasions - it was way to expensive for everyday use. And we put those pictures in a nice photo album. Most of the pictures were of landscapes and situations, so in "landscape mode"
Later we got landscape computer screen because of work orientated applications as spreadsheets and landscape television screens.
Most photo cameras are also easiest to use in landscape mode - so no wonder people take more landscape pictures then portrait ones.

With the Rollei and Hasselbladt square pictures came into fashion in the 1930s.

 Mobile  phone pictures first were landscape - then suddenly there was a revival of square ( e.g. instagram and hipstamatic)
And now because of Path and FB mobile and the fact we shoot more people then ever (instead of landscapes) people tend to shoot more and more in portrait mode.
Look at our FB time lines - the whole design of it will only enhance portrait mode


The first portrait shot videos are getting published and YouTube will have to adjust its lay-out soon I guess to avoid those black bars on the side...
And think of what will happen to the place of the shutter button of The iPhone?
And what will happen to our landscape oriented iMac screens? Do we get portrait screens - as we already see at airports? - will we see The return of The portrait computer screens as in the Wang word processing days?

And... ultimately... Will we have a portrait TV screen?
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Robin Gibb and his titanic

Robin Gibb has composed a "classical" requiem about the titanic disaster. The premiere will be on April 15 this year (it'll have been 100 years since the Titanic sank) You can listen to one of the numbers (Christmas Day) here and  hear that composing classical music is something else then a nice pop song (as Paul McCartney already knows...) I wonder whether Eros Ramazzotti will now compose "The Costa Symphony..."
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Oscar predictions 2012

It is that time of the year again: The Oscars! This is my favorite list of the winners of this years nominees:
  • Best Picture: Midnight in Paris
  • Screenplay: Midnight in Paris - Woody Allen
  • Adapted screenplay: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
  • Director: Terrence Malick - Tree of Life
  • Actor: Gary Oldman -Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
  • Actress: Meryl Streep - Iron Lady
  • Supporting actor: Christopher Plummer - Beginners
  • Supporting actress: Jessica Chastain - Tree of Life
We"ll see in a month who will go home with the statues...
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Johan Theorins Öland - min nästa ön?

Nu jag läser böcker av Mari Jungstedt som handlar om Gotland naturligtvis kom böcker av Johan Theorien i sikte. Hans böcker är på en ön också (Öland) och måste bli jätte spännande.  Så efter den 7 deckare av Mari jag vill börja med Skumtimmen.
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Upstairs & Downstairs

While waiting for the new Downton Abbey series to arrive why not watch the "new" Upstairs Downstairs from the BBC - 2010? Based on the ITV series of the '70s it could be fun and the fact that the BBC will start series II end of February almost makes it s must see right now...
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