2011: Lego through generations

27 November 2011

Lego 1984 - 2011

28 Years ago I was the happiest kid on earth. Now it's my (oldest) son's turn.

 

2011: Spiro 9 birthday

12 November 2011

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2011: G

22 June 2011

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2011: Spiro 8½ birthday

27 March 2011

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2010: Lisa & Mark Wedding Album

12 August 2010

Lisa & Mark

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2010: ORW35 Petten

19 July 2010

Friends and family, and this year including the World Cup Final.

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2010: Cees, Mariska, Guy & Yma in NZ

14 June 2010

Cees & MariskaA visit to my dear friends Cees & Mariska +kids in New Zealand.

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2010: Dimi's 4th birthday

01 May 2010

A new phase for the family, now the little one is big too. He's joining his older brother to school now, so everything's changing :-)

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2010: Legoland

04 April 2010

Family trip to Legoland in Billund, celebrating 16 years of Pat & Cos.

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Sign Language - farewell board guys

08 March 2010

A little jewel by Oscar Sharp about the unsung heroes at the very bottom of the marketing mix pyramid. Make sure to watch it to the very end. [via VIBE]

   

Using brains scans to validate concepts

08 March 2010

If you thought frame-by-frame video analysis of facial expressions to interpret respondents' feedback on concepts is hi-tech... read on or dream on. According Dan Ariely and his pals at Duke University and Emory University, the big next thing is to skip that awkward interface called 'face' entirely and plug straight into respondents' brain waves. Read directly what the really think about your new marketing propositions.

Personally, I'm not sure that the inside of an MRI scanner is a comfortable enough environment to make anyone think anything but 'get me out of here' but we'll keep an eye on 2nd hand scanner prices just in case.

Read the article at Science Daily.

   

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