How lovely is this? Via a tweet of the incredibly inspring Maria Popova aka @brainpicker I found the short film “Mixtape”.

That’s what I like about advertising agencies ideas companies. Sometimes they really suprise me, sometimes they think outside boxes. Rethink is such an agency, they think and deal sustainably. Not in an ecological way, but in an entrepreneurial way.

I don’t get it. Why are they doing this today, on my birthday? At first Broken Bells present their first video, now Johnossi comes up with their new single: What’s The Point. I am overwhelmed.

This is freaking awesome. Today is my birthday and Broken Bells present the video to their first single “The High Road”. It’s like a special present from James Mercer (greatest musician of all time), Brian Burton and TapeTV..to me!

Crazy, I never heard of Gil Scott-Heron before. I found the video of “Me And The Devil” via a friend of mine from Melting Grooves. And I must admit it’s freaky but I like it a lot.

Recently I wrote about creating someting, doing your own thing (and sharing it!), getting more connection to others, and Humble Pied is a project that gets it all.

Well, in the last time I must think a lot about an aspect Sidney Deane (Wesley Snipes) explains to Billy Hoyle (Woody Harrelson) in White Man Can’t Jump. Deane says that there is a difference between listening to music and hearing music. I totally agree.

September 2009, sunrise at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Thousands of people sitting on the ground waiting for Justin Vernon, front man and singer of Bon Iver.

A good friend of mine, Guido Zimmermann (communication designer from Düsseldorf) is part of the collective “Anonyme Gestalter” (=anonymous designer). The collective Anonyme Gestalter has a brilliant attitude: changing your environment the way you want it. 13 designers from different origins. And they all got the same goals.

It’s not all about products, money, iPhone apps, career, design, or any thing. Thank god there are more things than that. This one is about lost. A lost of a friend. Not my friend. A special friend to Jason Wood. Called Oden. And I can assure you, I can imagine what he felt.