Tango, leftists, and May Day festivities
Originally uploaded by schickr.
Feels like the Kossacks are around the corner, keeping an eye on
Tango, leftists, and May Day festivities
Tango, leftists, and May Day festivities
Originally uploaded by schickr.
Feels like the Kossacks are around the corner, keeping an eye on
links for 2007-04-30
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A Nokia mobile phone Mobile phones are very common in Accra so it was no problem to find a Nokia for the carpenters to copy. If you spend too much time on the phone and wonder if you’ve missed that heavenly call then this is for you.
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Juicing up your cell phone or iPod may take on a whole new meaning in the future. Researchers at Saint Louis University have developed a fuel cell battery that runs on virtually any sugar source – from soft drinks to tree sap – and has the potential to op
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An ambitious new European law slashing the cost of mobile phone roaming fees moved closer to adoption Thursday, after a parliamentary committee ignored pressure from phone companies and supported the change proposed by the European Commission.
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There is little consumers can do to protect themselves from hackers eavesdropping on wireless communications
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Oppenheimer offered few additional details on the two-pronged initiative, but implied that the new features and applications would be made available through automatic software updates to both iPhone and Apple TV. – just what Lindholm warned me of.
Espoo, looking down the Turunväylä
Espoo, looking down the Turunväylä
Originally uploaded by schickr.
15:12 28 April, 2007 Image 955
From the bathroom at Bristol Station
From the bathroom at Bristol Station
Originally uploaded by schickr.
13:48 27 April, 2007 Image 949
From the bathroom at Bristol Station
From the bathroom at Bristol Station
Originally uploaded by schickr.
13:48 27 April, 2007 Image 948
Sugar bowl, from the Arnolfini Museum, Bristol
Sugar bowl, from the Arnolfini Museum, Bristol
Originally uploaded by schickr.
The white ones are like fluffy Clouds – the theme for last week.
Thought on graffiti
Thought on graffiti
Originally uploaded by schickr.
Do people only put graffiti on man-made objects? (note untouched trees) Do people only put graffiti on man-made objects? (note untouched trees)
Thought on graffiti
Thought on graffiti
Originally uploaded by schickr.
Do people only put graffiti on man-made objects? (note untouched trees)