Time photographic essay on a week’s worth of food around the world.
Interesting to note that the more “civilised”, the more processed food there is and the more packaging there is.
I’d be incapable of saying what my “family” (ie Dad and I) eat in one week. Probably a lot of salad, pasta, cheese. Bit of fruit and meat.
Sometimes, it’s just serendipity.
Something that could have never been but happened none the less.
About this shot: The coin placed itself like that when I dumped out a handful of change from my handbag.
Taken in Singapore on June 1, 2007.
Second Life is definitely the talk of the town these days, with no less than 3 articles devoted to it in print magazines and scores of online articles.
Neojobmeeting is a recruitment initiative on behalf five large companies in France (Consulting firms Unilog & Cap Gemini, cosmetics giant L’Oréal, Alstom, Areva) to branch out into Second Life for their real life recruitment.
Potential candidates are invited to join Second Life and visit the Unilog pavillion on the game and explore career opportunities, much like in any real life trade show.
This comes hot in the footsteps of the French electoral campaign where, after having exhausted all other multimedia venues, some candidates attempted to gain popular approval by hosting events on the game.
It seems that France is definitely starting to take Second Life seriously enough for major economical players to take notice of it.
[Via Unilog recruitment newsletter]
I am back in France. A more normal schedule will resume as soon as possible.
Well, actually, I arrived yesterday at 6.15 am and went straight to work, after digging through my suitcase to find the relevant bits.
Things are pretty much back to normal after a call to Exar and one to H.
Regarding 360 Fashion, there are some pretty exiting things in the works, finally got to talk to Anina, who is currently in China.
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