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Once upon a time in last.fm a user named DJMorgoth added me to his friends list. And

today I had the time to take a look at his work. - And boy that is great stuff!

There's a Mash-Up Party each month in Berlin presented by DJ Morgoth. Obviously a

Mash-Up is a song made out of more than one other song. The Artist blends them together

to create a unique new one normally sounding great :-)

Here is the current schedule of these parties:

Once upon a time in last.fm a user named DJMorgoth added me to his friends list. And
today I had the time to take a look at his work. - And boy that is great stuff!

There's a Mash-Up Party each month in Berlin presented by DJ Morgoth. Obviously a
Mash-Up is a song made out of more than one other song. The Artist blends them together
to create a unique new one normally sounding great :-)

Here is the current schedule of these parties:

If you ever asked yourself how many visualization methods are there und how do they
look like you may want to take a look at this cool website:

Source: http://www.visual-literacy.org/periodic_table/periodic_table.html

If you ever asked yourself how many visualization methods are there und how do they

look like you may want to take a look at this cool website:

Someone built himself a (actually not working) modell of a V8 - infact if you click
on the related videos in youTube you'll find working ones... I never knew that this
would be possible with lego...

Someone built himself a (actually not working) modell of a V8 - infact if you click

on the related videos in youTube you'll find working ones... I never knew that this

would be possible with lego...

On September 28th the Falcon 1 rocketship reached orbit:

On September 28th the Falcon 1 rocketship reached orbit:

There was the Digital

Image Suite and several other tools like Hugin

and Cool360 which I used over the last years to create panoramic images. Now there's

a new tool available in 32 and 64 bit (for really really huge images!) from Microsoft

Research. It's free at this point and if you're on Windows it's definitely worth the

try.

There was the Digital
Image Suite and several other tools like Hugin
and Cool360 which I used over the last years to create panoramic images. Now there's
a new tool available in 32 and 64 bit (for really really huge images!) from Microsoft
Research. It's free at this point and if you're on Windows it's definitely worth the
try.

Uhh... I ususally don't do that stuff but in this case I just was curious how it would

work for me. Quite well I think:

Source: http://www.xrite.com/custom_page.aspx?PageID=77

Uhh... I ususally don't do that stuff but in this case I just was curious how it would
work for me. Quite well I think:

Source: http://www.xrite.com/custom_page.aspx?PageID=77

...if you do have a decent printer and if you haven't got any graph paper - you could

print it yourself.

thx to Kristian.

...if you do have a decent printer and if you haven't got any graph paper - you could
print it yourself.

thx to Kristian.

Source: http://www.incompetech.com/graphpaper/plain/

If you searching a tool for Windows, Linux, OSX and your windows mobile device...you

may want to take a look at this:

"SpaceTime 3.0 by SpaceTime Mathematics is a revolution in mathematics software

mathematics software ever developed for computers and mobile devices."