Vienna Gentlemen's Race
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Sympathic artist with an art book everyone wants to have.
Read the long story at knallgrau Videoblog (in German).
In Wagenhofer's film We Feed The World I saw the same pictures that I took with my camera in 2002:
Participating in European Union's Comenius project, I spent a whole week in the South-East of Spain (here are our project results - actually one of the first HTML pages I've ever built, with frames and all the good stuff...).
We even made it into a local newspaper:
I was excited, and everything I saw was fine and good and beautiful and nice, like I thought my photos were:
Of course, we visited one of the plantations:
At that time, I had no clue that this was a globalized industry that brings wealth to any other country but the people in the region.
Now I know, that 80% of Spain's coast line is obstructed with uninhabited properties, just for one reason: provide value for global investments.
Almería is not only the setting for many Hollywood classics but also for the ongoing financial crisis thriller, whose victims are the ones that can only watch and pay for it.
Also mind that people might like to retweet using "via" - they will need more characters left over for that: (via @[name]) - that's +7
One last thing: Manually retweeting in the web interface of Twitter means copy and paste the tweet plus the name of the twitterer. Unfortunately, there's no space character between the name and the tweet in Twitter's web interface - it's just a margin-right of 5 pixels that look like a space.
What happens is that the name and the first term of the tweet become one melted word! Example here (in German): http://twitter.com/bodenseepeter/statuses/1845442333 (the twitter name is "Sierralog", not "SierralogNach") - sucks!
UPDATE: Lee LeFever from CommonCraft:
Sometimes tweets are too good to abbreviate for a RT. View this one by @michaeldpick in it's natural habitat: http://bit.ly/14VbRZLee LeFever
All tweets are in German and can be followed via Twitter Search.