Author: Daniel Kölsch

Saxes (Tenor, Alto, Soprano), Clarinets (A, Bb, Bass), Flute
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Neighborly Disuptes in San Francisco

Here is an interesting way of communicating with thy neighbor. In a world of 140 letters short but instant messages, the ‘write-it-on-paper-and-stick-it-to-the-sidewalk’ option seems like a curious choice of communication channel. But it seems to work so far. Waiting for the next sticker that says something like: “Need a lawyer? Please call 555-xxx-xxxx”. Or should … Continue reading Neighborly Disuptes in San Francisco

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The Trillion Dollar coin solution (from the Economist)!

A very intriguing idea but yet a potentially creative solution the the US’ current dilemma… Read on (a quote from the Economist)! “Sovereign governments such as the United States can print new money. However, there’s a statutory limit to the amount of paper currency that can be in circulation at any one time. Ironically, there’s … Continue reading The Trillion Dollar coin solution (from the Economist)!

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At the Tiff Bell Lightbox

After about 70% through the documentary “Eco-Pirate: The Story of Paul Watson” (fighting whalers etc.), Lara says: “I don’t want sushi for dinner anymore!”. Meanwhile, another passionate viewer shared his opinion with the rest of us… click and listen (warning: contains crude language): He already went on a much longer rant before but, unfortunately, I … Continue reading At the Tiff Bell Lightbox