Google Daily Menus
Follow what the dear people who are bringing us Google are eating today. Menus created and prepared by their world famous former chef for the Grateful Dead, Charlie Ayers.

Sense Worldwide
Interesting network concept.

squidfingers / patterns
Beautiful patterns in all shapes and colours.

Jerry Michalski’s brain is back online
It’s been offline for a year or two – will be interesting to dig through what has been added…

Those swedes, those swedes
Was at the opening of Minc – the Malmö Incubator – friday afternoon and evening. Once again the swedes are pulling ahead showing an almost scary professionalism in creating the right enviroment for innovation.
The Minc incubator is a very stylish 2,500 square meter renovated building in the harbour area – just at 4 minute walk away from Malmø central station.
Funded by the municipality of Malmø with 35 million swedish kr. the place offers working places plus consulting/coaching for a fee of 1,500 swedish kr. per month per …

Nytimes: In Searching the Web, Google Finds Riches [requires free registration]
Your standard profile on Google, but updated with some noteable rumored figures:
– number of servers 54,000 with 100,000 processors and 261,000 harddrives.
– eight data centers around the globe
– revenue 2002 $300 million. projected revenue 2003 $750 million or more.
– gross profit margins 30%

Dan Gillmor’s eJournal – Help Me With ‘Making the News’
Help Dan write his book about the intersection of technology and journalism.

Ross Mayfield: Birth of an Industry
Nice coverage of the computer history museum event about the birth of Visicalc with presentations by Dan Bricklin, Bob Frankston, Mitch Kapor and Charles Simonyi.

Collaboraid dotLRN seminar
Coming to you live via wifi this is a live coverage of Collaboraid’s dotLRN seminar.
Lars Pind has managed to bring together 70 people from 11 countries around the globe for this seminar on the OpenACS based opensource dotLRN learning management platform
Ongoing picture coverage in this special mblog section
After the coffee break all the developers are introducing themselves. Developers are working on projects like SCORM compliance, openaces oracle 9i database adapter, jabber integration, etc. Developers are from everywhere – Norway, Finland, Sweden, France, USA, Denmark, etc.
Some notes from …

It appears that danish online magazine Bitconomy is introducing a blog or turning itself into a blog [via bound.dk]