One thing this blog can do is let you into those little secrets of the daily life of the European Parliament. So here’s one for you: the place is positively heaving with ardent fans of the US television series the West Wing. Well at least that was my observation a few years ago when I [...]
It has become a platitude to say that social networks will be the next big thing. Unfortunately, if you subscribe to this widely held view, you are patently wrong. Judging by the amount of media exposure social networks get, and not just in web-focused but also business press, they are a big thing at the [...]
Taxi driver no 1: "Until this country starts producing something, it will go nowhere" Lyudmila Alexeyeva: "It is not awarded to me, but rather to all of us, especially those, who have lost their lives for the cause. If they were alive, they would be happy" Sergei Kovalev: Russia is currently a stumbling block in the way of international progress. It's not alone; some other countries are also "splendid" enough. Oleg Orlov: "Sometimes you feel that you are scooping the sea with a spoon" Taxi driver no 2: "Airports, hotels, nightclubs, you wouldn’t service them without payoffs to gangs" @ the Airport café: "Man, move to another café. They sell the same stuff there, I'm busy"
It's a classic fantasy. You can start with a blank sheet, your options open, all choices yet unmade, no idea too crazy, no limits except the limits of your own creativity... I refer, naturally, to designing a website (what else?).
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