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Monthly Archives: April 2008
giorni e nuvole
I watched this movie yesterday… and it get’s the label “problem film”. It’s ok. But throughout the film I was waiting for some major action.
It’s all about unemployment, and the subsequent downsizing, and the effect it has on this Italian couple somewhere in Italia. Reflecting the stagnant economy.
As I said not bad, but I […]
Is the blog hype over?
Today I* was asked:
Is the blog hype over?
My answer:
Yes, the hype is over, but blogs are still around and will not disappear any time soon. In my humble opinion, blogs are becoming more and more mainstream (read “boring” for all of those geeks looking for the next big wave).
Reasons:
I no longer need to […]
Chrischona = done
A small feat to celebrate in my personal blog: I jogged uphill from Riehen to St. Chrischona today at a slow and leisurely pace. The first part was tough, but about half way between Riehen and Bettingen I started to feel better. I guess the endorphin production kicked in.
Despite a setback due to flu, […]
Categorize your Mess
Stumbled across this article on messiness at Green Tea Ice.
Some categories of mess:
MINIMESS — A contained, clearly delineated pocket of mess within a larger area, as on a counter, in a closet or a drawer, or on a bulletin board or a refrigerator.
CYCLICAL MESS — A mess that waxes and wanes in cycles. Some messes […]
I blog to share
like this Brian Solis post. And especially this quote:
Personally I blog to share information, ideas, and thoughts and observations that may or may not help people. I’m not in the news business. Nor am I in the blogging business. But even still, it is a significant commitment, one I’m currently weighing in the greater scheme […]
Twitter-like Presentations
for future reference:
I like the format of these presentations:
http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2008/04/entrepreneurial.html
http://www.stoweboyd.com/message/2008/02/thoughts-for-to.html
Fresh Ginger Tea
Here’s a family secret I’m sharing free of charge:
To make ginger tea:
Peel some fresh ginger root.
Cut it into smaller slices or chunks and put them into a tea pot.
Pour boiling hot water and allow to brew for a couple of minutes before serving…. é voilà !
I like drinking it hot and cold… and I leave the […]
(I hereby confess that I miss Twitter th …
(I hereby confess that I miss Twitter the moment it goes down for maintenance, but since my new Wordpress Theme provides a similar feature, i.e. I can post directly from the main homepage, here’s a Chiperoni tweet, obviously following the @nchenga convention…)
Andrew Meldrum was on CNN this morning. I found this article at the Guardian.
Everyone […]
Malawi Blog on Learning Tumbuka
Monire monire! Muli uli?
Tobias Kumwenda has started a blog to teach Tumbuka ( via Global Voices):
The mission of this weblog is to teach those people who are not ChiTumbuka speakers located across the world, but have developed passion to learn this language.
A great idea. Keep up the good work!
See also Wikipedia:
The Tumbuka language is […]