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A beatiful sculpture by portuguese artist Tomas Costa in the garden of Museo do Chiado in Lisboa.

David is caught in the seconds before he throws the rosck at Goliath!

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Ole Kassow, ceo and founder of Networking4People A/S where I am serving as chairman of the board.

Very interesting start-up company out of Symbion and funded partially by SeeD Capital Denmark that I am talking to these days. Strong idea, huge market and experienced/talented management teams = big potential. No web-site yet though

Vilhelm on the back seat buckled safely up to go to my parents to celebrate pentacost with a family lunch.

In a shop in Copenhagen, Vilhelm displaying in full anticipation the (current) top item on his wish-list for his 6th birthday in November.

For the first time - this Wednesday - I took part of a new network of people that meet once every month to cook together. This summer the food is Thai food.

Jeanne and I are spending a number of evenings this fall investigating which Danish school we should enroll Vilhelm in for him to start next summer when he is 5,5 years. Here is Jeanne listening to one of the teachers at den Classenske Legatskole.

So far, we think that we are going to choose either Sankt Petri skole, Krebs’ skole or Zahles Gymnasium.

Lawrence Lessig and my fellow Danish lawyer Peter Lind Nielsen at the Hans Christian Andersen and Copyright seminar November 5, 2004 at the University of Southern Denmark.

Vilhelm, Jeanne and I eating outside at what will probably be the last time this year before the autumn sets in.