Came across this, very familiar sounding, video by Piper Otterbein about dyslexia.
For who is not that familiar with the symptoms please watch, for who are dyslectic please love the girl for explaining it in this way.
Like I also always wondered why Google search is the best interpreter in what I am trying to write. ^ ^
One of my key passions has been electronic music for a long time. Until now it has been about 10 years of going into the clubs to see these great artists of the night. For the fist time however I visited the DJmag dance awards during the ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event) this year. Normally this is an event I tend to ignore, but I was shocked by the list of DJ names that came out for 2012. Of course this is a popularity vote and not every style or DJ gets the same fan voting support. This is however such an unbalanced list that I decided to go over my own favorites for 2012.
The post will appear somewhere in the new year and I hope you all will enjoy my personal top DJ for 2012 
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Ok it’s official, I will start blogging again on Altasia.nl. This time to build up a portfolio of interesting developments and trends to benefit my search for a proper position. Furthermore I will look into so of my own experiences in electronic dance music on Fridays. Additionally over the weekend I want to go down memory lane and look at some of the trips I have been, starting off with the Amsterdam Dakar Rally. While looking at the schedule there should be 2 to 4 post published each week with a 50/50 mixture of private and business.
For now there a a few things in the pipeline ranging from business solutions how Internal Social networks can benefit international small and medium enterprises to my personal pick of the best DJ’s of the world. Another thing that has been on my radar is the gaining momentum of Chinese brands actively moving more globally, but are yet seem to miss the proper development strategy in Europe.
Anyhow enough for now, see you all on Friday.
This week I want to shares a great example of a useful branded app that I came across recently. As can be seen from the promotional video, the app gives you the possibility to see how a new Panasonic flat screen would look in your living room using augmented reality.
Unfortunately this app is only available for Ios at the moment, so I have not been able to test if it is working properly, but the idea looks promising. The app gives the opportunity to see the product in your own living room before you purchase it and give you a better indication what size fits your living room. All in all it seems like a solid promotion of Panasonic TV line via an app that hopefully will be supported for the next few years, be improved and become part of the standard promotion channel of Panasonic TV devision.
The app can for now be downloaded for the Itunes store or hit the jump to see thee positive reviews.
The surface 2.0(SUR40) was announced already back at the CES of 2011 and it does not happen often that such an exciting new technology stays under my radar, therefore I want to make it up by dedicating a blog post to it.
It is practically the same product as before only upgraded to this day and age. Full specs can be found here, but the most important upgrade is that the SUR40 now has a 40 inch flat screen that is just over 10 cm thick. Besides this mayor change MS has given the hardware boost and included windows 7. Furthermore it should be mentioned that the price point is expected to go down to $7,600,-. This price point is still a bit to high for home use, but the SUR40 has definitly become more intresting for the business that try to deliver special and unique experiences to their costumers or clients.
With this new surface, and the growing acceptance of touch interfaces, this product seems to be ready to be used on a more wider range. If this post has gotten your attention then please hit the jump to see a video selection I have made on this amazing new product.
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