Comments for ULURU blog http://blog.ulurubeagle.com The ULURU weblog Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:19:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Het verhaal van de ULURU scooter by De Ulura Beagle elektrische scooter « Groenhuis.org http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/27/het-verhaal-van-de-uluru-scooter/comment-page-1/#comment-1535 De Ulura Beagle elektrische scooter « Groenhuis.org Mon, 19 Oct 2009 22:19:04 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=851#comment-1535 [...] Dat mensen beginnen op zoek te gaan naar alternatieve vervoersmiddelen is al lang duidelijk. Zo ook de mensen van de Blog http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/27/het-verhaal-van-de-uluru-scooter/ [...] [...] Dat mensen beginnen op zoek te gaan naar alternatieve vervoersmiddelen is al lang duidelijk. Zo ook de mensen van de Blog http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/27/het-verhaal-van-de-uluru-scooter/ [...]

]]> Comment on Rookverbod niet van de lucht… by Paul Heling http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2008/12/02/rookverbod-niet-van-de-lucht/comment-page-1/#comment-1492 Paul Heling Sat, 18 Apr 2009 07:22:19 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=387#comment-1492 Hier in Groningen wordt nog steeds op de meeste plekken gerookt; economisch delict of niet, de burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid spint garen bij het slappe beleid. Voor een geinig, maar cynisch artikeltje: http://babalin.com/blog/archives/5-Het-einde-van-het-rookverbod.html Hier in Groningen wordt nog steeds op de meeste plekken gerookt; economisch delict of niet, de burgerlijke ongehoorzaamheid spint garen bij het slappe beleid.

Voor een geinig, maar cynisch artikeltje:
http://babalin.com/blog/archives/5-Het-einde-van-het-rookverbod.html

]]> Comment on Waiting to exhale….. by Bart http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/03/25/waiting-to-exhale/comment-page-1/#comment-1490 Bart Thu, 26 Mar 2009 16:37:14 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=957#comment-1490 Ok, to come back to my examples. All these people around me starting new businesses are also innovative. They bring new products or new services to the market. But innovation can also take place in processes and doesn't have to be high-tec capital investments. So yes, innovative entrepreneurship can be combined with managing risks. Try to innovate in processes and bootstrap your way to growth (with the right people in your environment this should be possible). Ok, to come back to my examples. All these people around me starting new businesses are also innovative. They bring new products or new services to the market. But innovation can also take place in processes and doesn’t have to be high-tec capital investments. So yes, innovative entrepreneurship can be combined with managing risks. Try to innovate in processes and bootstrap your way to growth (with the right people in your environment this should be possible).

]]> Comment on Waiting to exhale….. by Bart http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/03/25/waiting-to-exhale/comment-page-1/#comment-1488 Bart Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:07:11 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=957#comment-1488 I think it also deplends on what age groups you're looking at. In my environment a lot of people are starting up new businesses and I truely believe 1980-84 were good years :), with people who have the right spirit of right people around them (parents and family who grew up during the '60 and '70, very inspiring years). Besides the good environment around them, they also grew up during creative innovative years. We saw internet coming, the mobile telephone, the Ipod etc. A lot of creative people within the age of 24- 28 are entrepreneurial and see new opportunities in the market, e.g. farmers, graphic designers and ... t-shirt labels... (I hope to let you know something about Switterbeet within a year!). Take care! Bart I think it also deplends on what age groups you’re looking at. In my environment a lot of people are starting up new businesses and I truely believe 1980-84 were good years :) , with people who have the right spirit of right people around them (parents and family who grew up during the ‘60 and ‘70, very inspiring years). Besides the good environment around them, they also grew up during creative innovative years. We saw internet coming, the mobile telephone, the Ipod etc. A lot of creative people within the age of 24- 28 are entrepreneurial and see new opportunities in the market, e.g. farmers, graphic designers and … t-shirt labels… (I hope to let you know something about Switterbeet within a year!).

Take care!

Bart

]]> Comment on How Twitter spreads the news on a plane crash by What’s Buzzing? » Blog Archive » Uluru Blog » Blog Archive » How Twitter Spreads the News on a … http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/26/how-twitter-spreads-the-news-on-a-plane-crash/comment-page-1/#comment-1486 What’s Buzzing? » Blog Archive » Uluru Blog » Blog Archive » How Twitter Spreads the News on a … Thu, 12 Mar 2009 08:37:53 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=821#comment-1486 [...] When CNN started reporting about the crash of an Airbus 380 (sic), the Twitter community picked it up immediately and made many sarcastic comments about it. The report of zero dead (this came from a Turkish minister) was quickly …More [...] [...] When CNN started reporting about the crash of an Airbus 380 (sic), the Twitter community picked it up immediately and made many sarcastic comments about it. The report of zero dead (this came from a Turkish minister) was quickly …More [...]

]]> Comment on Het verhaal van de ULURU scooter by Lorenzo http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/27/het-verhaal-van-de-uluru-scooter/comment-page-1/#comment-1485 Lorenzo Thu, 05 Mar 2009 17:49:23 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=851#comment-1485 heel leuk! dat filmpje, en die foto's! mvg de scooter designer [Lorenzo, Zerobikes Amsterdam] heel leuk! dat filmpje, en die foto’s!

mvg de scooter designer [Lorenzo, Zerobikes Amsterdam]

]]> Comment on Een enerverende dag voor Mi-i by Ton van Houten http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2008/09/29/een-enerverende-dag-voor-mi-i/comment-page-1/#comment-1484 Ton van Houten Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:10:04 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=169#comment-1484 Vincent Evers, dit noemt zich ook een journalist. Mee eens als hij het woordje ‘riool’ ervoor zet. Weet hij geen betere manier om aan betalende klanten te komen dan de zoekmachines met SEO spam en 'trends' te vervuilen en zijn naam te verhoeren ? Vincent Evers, dit noemt zich ook een journalist. Mee eens als hij het woordje ‘riool’ ervoor zet. Weet hij geen betere manier om aan betalende klanten te komen dan de zoekmachines met SEO spam en ‘trends’ te vervuilen en zijn naam te verhoeren ?

]]> Comment on How Twitter spreads the news on a plane crash by What’s Buzzing? » Blog Archive » For Breaking News on Plane Crashes, Nothing’S Faster Than Twitter … http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/26/how-twitter-spreads-the-news-on-a-plane-crash/comment-page-1/#comment-1481 What’s Buzzing? » Blog Archive » For Breaking News on Plane Crashes, Nothing’S Faster Than Twitter … Fri, 27 Feb 2009 15:02:49 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=821#comment-1481 [...] ULURU blog » Blog Archive » How Twitter spreads the news on a … [...] [...] ULURU blog » Blog Archive » How Twitter spreads the news on a … [...]

]]> Comment on How Twitter spreads the news on a plane crash by A. http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/02/26/how-twitter-spreads-the-news-on-a-plane-crash/comment-page-1/#comment-1480 A. Thu, 26 Feb 2009 17:29:55 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=821#comment-1480 You know, at first I thought Twitter was just one of those platforms for people that want a stage, that want as many people as possible to hear them, without going through the trouble of writing an entire blog post. Much as blogging is the same for people that don't want to go through the trouble of writing an entire pamphlet/essay/story. And to an extend, I still think that's true. However, I've got to admit that Twitter has proven to be an amazingly effective medium for citizen journalism. I think that when people get tired of the banal "I'm in Amsterdam now buying socks" level of blurbs, the citizen journalism / eyewitness report stuff will become the most important functionality of Twitter. You know, at first I thought Twitter was just one of those platforms for people that want a stage, that want as many people as possible to hear them, without going through the trouble of writing an entire blog post. Much as blogging is the same for people that don’t want to go through the trouble of writing an entire pamphlet/essay/story. And to an extend, I still think that’s true. However, I’ve got to admit that Twitter has proven to be an amazingly effective medium for citizen journalism. I think that when people get tired of the banal “I’m in Amsterdam now buying socks” level of blurbs, the citizen journalism / eyewitness report stuff will become the most important functionality of Twitter.

]]> Comment on Stormvogel & Wieke @ the Badcuyp by Adolf Vincense http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/2009/01/09/stormvogel-wieke-the-badcuyp/comment-page-1/#comment-1479 Adolf Vincense Mon, 16 Feb 2009 01:00:19 +0000 http://blog.ulurubeagle.com/?p=493#comment-1479 "there are still strange and weird and wonderful things out there to discover." Indeed: That's why I like the Badcuyp so much. No limits! I visited the concert on 9/1 too. Like you I was impressed by this 'jazzbarock' of Stormvogel and his friends. Saw him before as a keyboardist in another project Merwijk/Spassov in the Bimhuis feb 2008. Talked to him after the concert. A remarkable guy: No records, only live. “there are still strange and weird and wonderful things out there to discover.”

Indeed: That’s why I like the Badcuyp so much. No limits! I visited the concert on 9/1 too. Like you I was impressed by this ‘jazzbarock’ of Stormvogel and his friends. Saw him before as a keyboardist in another project Merwijk/Spassov in the Bimhuis feb 2008. Talked to him after the concert. A remarkable guy: No records, only live.

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