Brazilian people traits and other inheritances
In this post I will explain to you:
Some curiosities and funny facts regarding the inheritances from our Portuguese colonizers
The following is a list I compiled with just a few colonial inheritances which are still...
Brazilian beats are taking over Europe
Based in Paris for 10 years now, Rafa Nunes from São Paulo, Brazil made his own way as a well-known DJ in Europe’s current gay scene. Since early 2000 he has printed his music...
A Library From the Future Arrives In Denmark
It’s hard not feel as if you’ve just visited the library of the future after spending a day at Dokk1.
In a formerly industrial part of Aarhus, egg chairs are now sprinkled around the periphery...
Music Festivals in the blogging era.
Lalai Persson is a multi talented entrepreneur from São Paulo who since early 2000 stands among the pioneers of the Brazilian digital market. Throughout her career, Lalai has produced parties, played as DJ and...
This country has figured out the only way to save the American Dream
There's only one thing that can save the American Dream, and that's socialism.
That, at least, is what economists Rasmus Landerso and James Heckman found when they looked at what's supposed to be the real land of...
Finland to become world’s first country to get rid of all school subjects
Finland’s education system is considered among the finest in the world, as the country produces some of the world’s most intelligent and evolved students. What deserves the greatest attention, however, is the minimalist approach the Finnish...
Denmark gets first professor of computer gaming
If you look up Espen Aarseth online you’ll find that he is Norwegian and a professor at the IT University of Copenhagen (ITU). He also just happens to be Denmark’s first professor of computer...
Vinyl making big comeback in Denmark
There’s something about vinyl that just feels better.
Whether it’s the uniqueness of an LP player or those grainy but high quality sounds coming out of the speakers, owning an LP player turns the tables...
Two-wheel takeover: bikes outnumber cars for the first time in Copenhagen
Bicycle sensors in Copenhagen clocked a new record this month: there are now more bikes than cars in the heart of the city. In the last year, 35,080 more bikes have joined the daily...
Queen Margrethe: Denmark’s not a multicultural country’
The queen spoke with Der Spiegel ahead of her weekend trip to attend the reopening of the refurbished Castle Church in Wittenberg, where Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the...
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