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Sunday, November 23rd, 2008

for various reasons i missed barcamp copenhagen which was held yesterday. but from the twits from probably the coolest geeks in my network, my guess is that nabaztag is the new black. and damn’! is this little adoptable rabbit adorable.

nabaztag - clever rabbit

this little tai chi mastering rabbit literally speaks for your network, alerts, calendar, mailbox, radio, time manager and for other nabaznauts (who can even send songs and more to each other) based on your personal settings. this might actually drive you very crazy very quickly, but that’s just a matter of settings (i would hope!)! this clever rabbit can also read books or blogs out loud for you. all that monsieur rabbit needs to work like this is a wifi router. check it out (remember sound)! or join the nabaztag community before i do…

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in all fairness

Sunday, November 23rd, 2008
my duoboots arrived on wednesday, 10 days after i ordered them. and the tnt guy said to have been by 2 times before, and i believed him. they fit. they actually fit. very comfortable. go holland, go holland! duoboots fit

added nov. 30: plus, i received 20 hits from duo boots until delivery, so as far as i know they’re cool!tags:,

calf fitting now online

Saturday, November 8th, 2008

the dutch are being clever once again (previously praised dutchmen in green graffiti, eco-clubbing and interior design). duoboots made me buy a pair of boots online. something i would not have done if it hadn’t been for the little duo difference: calf fitting (and width fit for shoes).

these boots are made for fitting and fit is what i want

i’m glad my list of ecommerce do’s doesn’t come short yet, as it really is that tiny touch of ‘personalization’ that makes all the difference… the shoes and boots are all made to begin with; you can search your shoe- as well as calf size… so the ‘personalization factor’ really is emotional, and in reality it is the product selection that stands out as a niche. will be back with unbelievably interesting info on whether the boots actually arrive fit or not. tags:, ,

sustainable clubbing (& advertising)

Saturday, July 12th, 2008

this must be the future: eco-friendly clubbing, where dancing power equals electricity. club4climate started in the netherlands, and have just had an eco-friendly party in london. i would love an eco-friendly dance floor here in copenhagen. visit dr. earth who operates under the motto: all you have to do is dance to save the world (and “partying not parasites”). further initiatives to make clubs self-sufficient, for example flushing toilets with rain-water and making energy out of sweat and urine (!?) are being worked on. for now; club owners (and the rest of us) could embrace just some simple eco-friendly starting points. read springwise’s coverage.

dance to save the world

another eco-friendly business idea is to make money with reverse graffiti. again, clever dutchmen are first-movers (and even TM’ed the name GreenGraffiti) in proving that commercial messages can also be eco-friendly. although the case GreenGraffiti is showcasing at present is cleverly extending the notion of “outdoor advertising”, it is pretty lame… i have mixed emotions with this concept. in one way, i think all aspects of businesses should be as eco-friendly as possible, yet in another way, i think most of us would appreciate that public spaces remain free of commercial messages…

it is a safe assumption though that many a good business starts with arts! tags:, , , ,

trend report#2

Sunday, June 22nd, 2008

trend report, june 08
2 major fluctuations since october; food is making headlines in the news and the searches for love increased quite a bit… the downward trend in art and business continues, whereas the mentioning of freedom and business continues to slightly increase in news articles. tags:, , ,

tree hugging tree

Friday, April 18th, 2008

trees also need hugs
for tree hugging body care, click here :-)tags:,

consume less stuff

Monday, February 25th, 2008

recycle your trash and recycle your government, is one of many good and environmental-friendly advices on storyofstuff.com.

the story of stuff - consume smarter, consume less

i found the site through toothlesstiger.net - run by henriette weber, who advocates no noise marketing, and encourages businesses to embrace the chaos of personal relationships, instead of relying on traditional ad campaigns.

consume less! is the message. this will be top-of-mind once i start to build noochi’s product catalogue. consuming smarter is equal to consuming less. and to add a little zen to this: Coming empty-handed, going empty-handed — that is human. (thank you, mr. lee, for the article. i will try not to mis-use the concept of zen again, but it is such a lovely, lovely word)tags:, ,

rock steady interest for…

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007


love and food remain of steady interest to the crowds, whereas the interest for art and business decline (or these areas embraced the long tail and made folks more specific)… freedom doesn’t seem to be as popular as i would have expected. Perhaps it is more sought-after offline? crowd wisdom does not always rule.tags:, , , ,

trends used to be more popular

Saturday, September 29th, 2007

it is going down for trends...tags: