Timo Heuers Weblog

Google calls it Doodle, how will Yahoo call it? Dahoodle? Who knows. But Yahoo! has now it’s own new logo vor Valentine’s Day.

A couple of days ago I got asked: “Why aren’t you listening to Hip Hop? Everybody’s listening to Hip Hop”. My answer: “Everybody is a Chinese. Why aren’t you a Chinese? Everybody is Chinese!”.

[Thanks David for correcting my mistakes :-P]

Today we had to write a poem about love in English.. That’s mine ;-):

When my eyes are catching you,
when your smell is coming to my nose,
when my ears are listening to your voice,
then I know, that life is unimagable without you.

When your mind would die, mine would die, too!
You are everything I need and everything I want.

I don’t like English at school, because…

1. the teacher only explains the things to do in German
2. I’m unchallenged
3. there are very absurd words to learn: “life line” for example, but nobody can use “yet” or “even” correctly
4. the students talk to less English (means: no English!)
5. the teacher doesn’t correct notable mistakes (”peoples”, “mans”) and doesn’t correct German grammar (”old seamans driving to the sea and the family hopes that they will come back from the sea”)

I think you can learn the best English while talking / writing to people in English, such as from USA, UK or India.

Cellity, one of the new hottest German start-ups, located in Hamburg,is public beta since yesterday. Cellity makes phoning cheaper by using a low-priced prefix number automatically.

There are lots of articles, and even the TV reported about Cellity yesterday.

Are you sick of hearing the phrase “Web 2.0″?

I’m not!

Nice kind of sarcasm…

The great Max Raabe performs “Oops” from Britney. Genial!

This American, very boring and silly trend is coming to Europe and Germany. Why the hell should I watch the final game without watching the previous games of the season? And I don’t know where to watch this Stone Age game.

GOOGLE ANNOUNCES FOURTH QUARTER AND FISCAL YEAR 2006 RESULTS

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - January 31, 2007 - Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today
announced financial results for the quarter and fiscal year ended December
31, 2006.

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