December 4, 2008
heute am Kiosk (Winterthur/Schweiz)
Lead des Artikels *In Bern tagen die Gross-Inquisitoren (Die Weltwoche 49/08, 4. Dezember). Das Sternchen bedeutet: Mit * markierte Artikel sind nur für registrierte ‘Weltwoche’-Abonnenten zugänglich.
Und hier das Cover des Magazins (Screenshot):

Hervorhebung (in Grün) durch den Schreibenden. Zwei Spontan-Gedanken durchzuckten ihn (am Kiosk): Fahndungsfotos und McCarthyanismus. Neo-McCarthyanismus in der Schweiz…
Schreibender hat den Artikel noch nicht gelesen, er ist nicht Abonnent der Weltwoche. Er wird den Artikel lesen – aber in der Freihand-Abteilung der Stadtbibliothek Winterthur. Ein Novum, denn bisher kaufte er das Magazin. Damit ist nun Schluss!
By Gris-Gris at 11:41 am CET | Category: Backyard, Great sayings, In Flagranti
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December 3, 2008
Recommendation: The eyeballing game
Here’s my result (on first try; you = me) – not really good, not really bad:

The best way to figure out how the game works is to simply play it. Once you have done each challenge three times, the computer tallies up your average error.
Play The eyeballing game
Our Rating: 



By Eric at 5:12 pm CET | Category: Games
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Lost, but found again: The Juggling workshop
By Gris-Gris at 3:58 pm CET | Category: Linktips
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data suggest a different story (concerning Google ads)
magforum, in: Is Google suffering from the recession? (Magforum, November 25):
Google has suggested that its advertising model is likely to hold up better in recession that that of other media companies.
Yet data for this month from the Google ads on my website, Magforum.com, suggest a different story.
By Gris-Gris at 3:45 pm CET | Category: Great sayings, In Flagranti
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History of Technology: Bullet-proof glass
Even nowadays, many people do not believe bullet-proof glass products to be effective. To abandon all prejudices: here’s a (silent) clip showing a bullet-proof glass test in the 1930’s, and since then, the technology has improved dramatically.
Via microsiervos



