Logoworks somehow screwed up its April Fools joke … twice #digging (PIC)

Calling me ‘firstName’ and apologizing for something I don’t have a clue what they’re on about. Smooth move, HP.

Monday giveaway: "Effective UI" book from O’Reilly

Anyone want to have this book (“Effective UI: The Art of Building Great User Experience in Software” by Jonathan Anderson, John McRee and Robb Wilson) for free?

Send me a DM on Twitter if you want it – only catch is that you have to come pick it up at my house in Dilbeek at your (and my) earliest convenience.

The latest in the family #Tijl

Update: this child is not mine (I swear!) but thanks for all the congratulations anyway 🙂

For the record: this is my wife’s sister, Annelies, and her baby boy.

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Ol?? #cubalibre cc @gregkumparak

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Oh yeah.

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Wow #cafeN @cafenumerique – here with @elswhere

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At the @Plugg dinner (PIC)

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Best email pitch of the day

Seriously?

———- Forwarded message ———-
From: Patricia <patricia@>
Date: Tue, Mar 2, 2010 at 7:17 PM
Subject: Lawsuit filed today: Is fish oil detrimental to your health?
To: robinwauters

Hello Robin,

I wanted to call your attention to a major consumer lawsuit that was just filed in California. The lawsuit involves fish oil, which has become one of the most popular health supplements in America. Recent tests show that many brands are contaminated with high levels of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) compounds, unbeknownst to consumers.

The lawsuit names eight makers and sellers of fish oil, shark oil, fish liver oil and shark liver oil supplements that have PCB contamination above the so-called “safe harbor” limits set for human PCB consumption under California’s Proposition 65.

Please let me know if you are interested in speaking with one of the plaintiffs or lead attorneys.

Sincerely,

Patricia