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Goodbye laundromat, hello Wasbar

Gent has a new hotspot opening in a few days, and this time it's not a new museum or a new Michelin star aspiring restaurant. No... It...

I am always jealous when I hear stories of freelancers that work from coffee shops. I absolutely love coffee shops. I remember a trip with...

This weekend an article caught my eye in the newspaper. It was about a new music project by a young multi-artist called Liesa Van der Aa...

A post on the Holstee blog made me curious about this project. I went to the web site to check it out. The only conclusion to be drawn i...

Innovation can be found in many areas. But... who would expect to find it in the coffee making area? The Nespresso people re-invented the ...

I discovered the Herman Miller web site not so long ago. It is a site about office ergonomy in the first place, but it is also a unique co...

Just last week I was at a Quick restaurant with my kids (12 and 16). It had known better days. The crowd was still there, but the shine wa...

Crowd sourcing is hot... Kickstarter has seen the realization of many great projects and more and more specialized crowd funding are start...

I have blogged about Music For Life extensively, I know... That is an event that raises awareness and money but it is also an event that c...

Dutch designer Christian Theo Boer is dyslectic, so he knows the problems people with dyslexia encounter when trying to read texts. The vi...

Every now and then you come across a real invention... Or is it? Actually... I now remember that Whisky used to be chilled with actual sto...

Na de Harry Potter krant (ja... hoe noem je anders de iPad editie van WIRED?)... alweer een staaltje van technische innovatie waar ik toch w...

I was just passed on an email from Skribit. I had never heard of the project, but the idea of their campaign was great. Mail bloggers and ge...