Posts from year 2008

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Google is crawling Flash

Google is crawling Flash

Flash and similar techniques have always been a problem when it comes to search engine optimization, since the bots don’t know how to index the binary files.

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Arvika festival goes floodland

Arvika festival goes floodland

It’s been a couple of years since last time, but it felt good to be back in the forest at Arvikafestivalen. The first days were scorchingly hot but the last one surprised us all with a lightning storm that came from nowhere and almost swept the festival away.

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Scotland tour

Scotland tour

We came, we saw, we had a fistful of haggis. The road was long and we covered about 1500 miles in a week with visits to uncountable cities, towns and villages.

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Memories of Skye

Memories of Skye

The Isle of Skye is one of the most remote areas of Scotland, with the Hebrides archipelago around the corner. Despite narrow roads on hillsides with sharp turns and the occasional sheep on the road, the countryside is charming and some places even have coffee.

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Yazoo in Glasgow

Yazoo in Glasgow

We reached Glasgow after a few hours drive from Edinburgh. Got the room opposite number 666 at a hotel and went down to The Quay for a quick meal at Frankie & Benny’s.

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An evening with Tom McRae

An evening with Tom McRae

Even though I visit a lot of concerts, I rarely write anything about them. This will be an exception. The British singer-songwriter Tom McRae visited Gothenburg for the first time ever this evening, a welcome exception to the kind of concerts I usually attend.

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Having pancakes at Prinsengracht

Having pancakes at Prinsengracht

I know that I should stay away from pancakes after my sturdy Moroccan breakfasts a few weeks ago, but I happen to be in Amsterdam and it would be unwise to skip the infamous Pancake Bakery at Prinsengracht.

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Frozen in time

Frozen in time

What would you do if hundreds of people around you simply froze in their steps? This inspiring idea was explored by Improve Elsewhere in one of the busiest places in New York.

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The SEO rapper

The SEO rapper

The standardistas of the world often take a beating, but this time we got reinforcements from the most unlikely ally imaginable: say welcome to the Poetic Prophet a k a the SEO Rapper.

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The winds of Essaouira

The winds of Essaouira

Essaouira feels different than many other towns in Morocco. The usual smells are mixed up with a fresh ocean breeze and the layout is less chaotic with streets in a straight line. The ruckus of Marrakesh is but a memory.

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