Costum or a becoming madness

One of the biggest sport events in the world will start tomorrow afternoon.

Please do me a favour: just stop that vuvuzela noise!

Good News

Something is going to change in my life in the near future...

News coming!

Me and My Helix 2010

Wow! With this wetsuit I get all the feeling in the water.

And it is an an amazing difference from my old wetsuit.

The forearms are great! Shoulders also feel very confortable in the wetsuit and the floatation feels awesome. Not that floatation you get with 5mm neoprene wetsuits. I can also say that the zippers from the bottom up are so good for fast transitions. 

And of course I look fantastic in it, dont you think?

What?

I have seen many things like devils and people wearing cycling team kits.

But what is this?

Do you need a charger?

Nokia Announces Bike-Powered Phone-Charger

As gadget chargers go, this one is pretty low-tech. But as it is made by Nokia, and aimed at developing countries, it is also likely that it will last forever.

The bike charger relies on the well tested and durable bottle-dynamo to convert your pedaling into power, and the phone is held to the handlebars with a big rubber-band. In between is a box of circuitry to give a nice smooth current to any device equipped with a 2mm jack.

The charger will first be available in Kenya for around €15 ($18) and will go on sale worldwide by the end of this year. So how much power can our legs produce? Quite a lot, surprisingly: Pedal at 6mph for just 10 minutes and you’ll get almost half an hour of talk time or a stunning 37 hours of standby. The minimum speed required to charge a phone is 4mph, or walking speed, so even a modestly jaunty commute should be enough to keep your cell going for a whole day.

I like the simplicity of Nokia’s gadget. Other solutions tend towards the complicated, with magnets or hub dynamos providing the juice. With bikes, though, simple is almost always best.

He knew it!

George Orwell knew what was the real sporting spirit that we live today in football, in boxing...

It is incredible how a brilliant mind from 1945 predicted some of the things we live today.

I know that this text it's too long but it's worth a try!

http://www.orwell.ru/library/articles/spirit/english/e_spirit

It can happen even to the best