Posted in Business, People, Wavy patterns on January 24th, 2008 1 Comment »
U.S.economy is according to some on the verge of the recession, according to others it is already in recession. The stock markets are falling down. Not only in USA, they are falling down across the globe.
Breaking News Alert from NYT
Stock Markets in Europe Plunge 7 Percent
Stocks Open Sharply Lower Despite Interest-Rate Cut
Asian Stock Markets Plunge […]
Posted in Business, Current currents, Media, People, Relations, Technology on June 3rd, 2007 2 Comments »
At Reboot - the yearly international meet-up for visionary inventors, philosophers, tech-geeks and interdisciplinary thinkers - JaiKu-inventor Juri Engeström presented this slide.
It shows the fast-blooming-and-dying-cycles of webnetworks that have succeeded in spreading rapidly by having people connect and link to one-another - but eventually die out because they fail to offer a relevant focus/obejct/reason for […]
Posted in Above the surface, Business, Innovation, Mixed Waves, Politics, Technology on May 3rd, 2007 4 Comments »
Wave Dragon - the world’s first offshore wave energy converter producing power for the grid in Denmark. Soon being moved from Nissum Bredding to Wales, because of the lack of political will and funding in Denmark.
Posted in Business, Consumption, Inhabitants of the ocean, Marketing, Under water on February 14th, 2007 No Comments »
Yesterday my spam-filter caught an interesting piece of commercial mail titled: Aquazone Seven Seas Desktop Aquarium - now 20 % off.
And what do you know…working intensively with SHARE A BRAINWAVE lately apparantly has put waves, water, fish and aquariums so top of my mind, that I’m an easy target for any information containing either of […]
Posted in Business, Innovation, Mixed Waves, Trends on February 2nd, 2007 5 Comments »
The phonograph… is not of any commercial value (Thomas Edison 1880)
Sensible and responsible women do not want to vote (Grover Cleveland, president of US 1905)
Who the hell wants to hear actors talk (Harry Warner, Warner Brothers Pictures 1927)
I think there is a world market for about five computers (Thomas J. Watson, IBM, 1943)
Posted in Art, Business, Consumption, Creation, Design, Innovation, Wavy patterns on January 26th, 2007 6 Comments »
I just bought these scissors as a birthday present for a soon-to-be four-year-old - and I’m already regretting not getting some for my own use. The trick is - in case you didn’t already know - that these scissors automatically cut the paper in the wavy pattern of your choice - sort of a stencil-meets-scissors-invention. […]