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Jan 1, 2010
My wishlist for 2010
I’m not really one for New Year’s resolutions. I don’t smoke or drink coffee or alcohol, so those vices I don’t need to cut down on or quit altogether. I play tennis at least once a week, and have a Kung Fu/Tai Chi/Qigong class every week. I take the stairs whenever I can. And I also enjoy good food, which includes fresh veggies and lots of fresh fruit. Sure, there’s always room... read more
Dec 22, 2009
Listmania: the music of 2009, Herko edition!
It’s that time of year again, where you look back and –well basically, make lists. So, in keeping with this wonderful tradition on the interwebz here’s my list of music related goodness of 2009. Award shows on TV keep the best for last in order to keep their audience hostage and their advertisers happy, but the web apparently doesn’t work like that. So,lets get this show on... read more
Dec 20, 2009
New site for Child Support Ghana goes live!
Finally, after many hours of work, the new website for the Child Support Ghana NGO and Dutch Foundations is live. Child Support Ghana is a non-profit organization based in the Upper West Region (UWR) capital Wa, Ghana, West Africa, who support needy children by providing them with a roof over their head, loving care, education and healthcare. This organization is... read more
Aug 2, 2009
Ben Westbeech lights up RAW Rhythm Festival 2009
The 2009 edition of the RAW Rhythm festival, hoping to fill the shoes left vacant by its predecessor DRUM Rhythm, is finished. Two great days filled with good food, good friends and great music and performances. Here is my review. Day one: start with a bang The festival started with an early performance by Lamb, one of –if not the most — my favorite bands. Lamb got back... read more
Jul 30, 2009
Long live XHTML!
Smashing Magazine published a comic strip written by Jeremy Keith and drawn by Brad Colbow about W3C’s recent announcement to end the XHTML 2 workgroup charter by te end of the year. There has been a huge amount of discussion on this topic within the webstandards community, and Jeremy Keith’s explanation of the exaggerated reports of XHTML’s demise is a great way... read more






