yet another print magazine (must be something in the air today):

the soccer magazine "ballesterer" aims to "enhance the soccer horizon", recently had a very beautiful layout and probably is a much smarter effort to reclaim the soccer field as an intellectual playground than similiar activities.

(i remember a time when soccer players were able to make political statements because they had an own opinion.)

instead of a website, here are two reviews by "die universität" and chris duller.

dieter rappold: "orf on lädt zu einem abend mit eric s. raymond".

exceptional remark to the latest entry on the left: "etter det vi erfarer" means "according to reports".

“the gap” is not the new future-magazine by telekom austria, but rather already an inherent part of austria's media landscape.

however, two weeks ago i read it for the first time at the bad fischau baths (my first visit, too) and must admit that i liked it, escpecially the interview with oliviero toscanini.

two minor turn-downs are the website (not unusual for a print magazine) and too many names of ubiquitous butt-ins in the masthead (not unusual for austria).

certainly, i also liked bad fischau very much.

".copy" is the "new future-magazine by telekom austria" (the company with the stunning new logo, y'know?).

please take a look at the print version, too. it will make you relax again after crashing into this shocking example of an ancient website concept.

you even cannot (dot-)copy text from the articles...

cruel site of the day finally seems to be the right collection of, uhm, "interesting" websites for me.

a dictionary of slang including tons of links, e.g.:

the online dictionary of playground slang.

a clockwork orange dictionary. baddywad.

maledicta, the international journal of aggression.

"english as she is spoke at mcmurdo" (antarctic).

about.com: "how to breakdance – learn basic and popular moves".

i finished an improved version of the colorp3kker. now including hannes’ modifications (ia. setting the color palette to the selected brightness), larger color squares and some javascript code that decreased the final download size.

conspirat: pictures of japanese sleeping in public.