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Testataan kuvien laittamista blogiin. Helppoa!
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Saturdays are such a great time to take off my hands from the keyboard. It’s a slightly on the plus centigrade today, so I head off to a nearby gasoline station, and took the other car (a Ford Mondeo STW) to wash. Shell Tullinpuomi has this different kind of auto wash system. You drive a…
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Working at Anna’s and Markus’ place to make their wedding decorations. This was fun, once you got the skillsof using the strange patternmaking scissors.
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Feeding an elephant. This one took everything directly to his mouth 🙂 Elephants are wonderful animals. So calm and massive.
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This is River Kwai bridge, crossing over the river. It was used in the 1957 popularized movie “Bridge on Riwer Kwai”, though Hollywood supposedly built a copycat of the original bridge for the film. I saw this bridge live on January 2008 in Thailand. The story behind can be read in for example a book…
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Yours truly standing in the heat, with white clothes. At River Kwai in Thailand, January 2008. The allied bombed the original bridge, so an iron bridge was built. There’s yet a third bridge, which is for Hollywood filming purposes. Me and my wife were having a honeymoon trip, and this was part of it. The…
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Visiting the War Cemetary at Kanchanaburi in Thailand was an impressive experience.
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A future email system idea
What is the underlying problem of Personal Information Management? Originally appeared in my Blogspot blog called Psiic. 2005-2008 I wrote back 10 years ago:“Current situation is that people use a variety of means (both electronic, physical, and mental) to achieve the needs of their work / personal communications.“ Sometimes the barrier of entry into a…
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Why neuroscience?
“What’s so fascinating about cognitive psychology and neurosciences?” Cognitive psychology and neurosciences are ultimately, even though a bit indirectly, dealing with everyday phenomena and the theories can be applied in understanding both your own actions and behaviour, and the actions you see globally. Even though it seems to be a bit paradoxical — that we’re…
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