This weekend our city Haarlem is jazz city, there are many performances on stages outside every evening. Friday evening we saw Moodphase5ive, an South-African band. There's a big tent on the Grote Markt (see picture). Too bad it stops at 18:00 already. But... next week will be the Uitmarkt in Amsterdam! The last time I was there was in 1997, last year Sasha, Rob and me tried to get there but we didn't know where exactly it was.

Went out for a drink with Net.Footworks yesterday, the last official good-bye party. The next Footworks party won't be a good-bye party but just a party :) It was very nice, too bad not everybody was there.

David & Milena will be here in an hour!

Hmm... one of the two hard-disks of the webserver crashed this afternoon, and it was the one with my website on it. Of course I have a decent backup system in place, so about three hours after I found out the whole thing was up-and-running again.

Thank you Maarten & Janneke for your assistance! The web-adminstration tools of our webserver are really good, but sometimes you need a fysical reboot :)

These bookmakers are making easy money!: "It may be 25 years since the death of the King of Rock 'n Roll, but bookmakers William Hill are still taking bets on Elvis Presley being alive."

"I do not know what I may appear to the world; but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me".

Found this quote I've been looking for in Dr. Dobbs Journal, it's from Isaac Newton obviously.

Very nice... two e-mails within a minute that contain a virus. Whatever you might think of them, at least hotmail has a decent virus scanner installed.

At my parents now, we'll have dinner soon. It's really cosy here, and "the tourists" had a nice day today they told me.

I'm very happy my paper is ready and delivered (went to the VU to deliver a physical copy). I can focus on my internship now.

...As an attachment you'll find my paper for Human-Computer Interaction.
Title: Visual Programming, a promise for the future?...

I delivered it! The final version of my paper is also online, here as .pdf, here as PostScript.

At 15:00 o'clock I want to sent my paper to the teacher. Now working on the introduction -- Phillip pointed out that this the purpose of my paper wasn't very clear so I'm added some stuff on this.

Found a website on round-trip java programming, www.objectsbydesign.com, nice guys there; they let me use a screenshot from their website.

A new version of my paper on Human-Computer Interaction is online. It's almost ready, I'll only have to rewrite the introduction, fix some layout things and reread it one more time.