Daglees

I watched Paprika last night, I must say it's an exciting and enjoyable film. It's a Japanese sci-fi about dreams and how therapists are developing a device (DC Mini) to help patients by entering their dreams. The best part of the film is not the story or the visuals, it's the soundtrack. Performed by Susumu Hirasawa, the music adds even more to the experience specially when it weaves in and out of dream worlds in parallel.

Watch it on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJsRK-LHwaA&feature=PlayList&p=D755B9B488...

For those of you who haven't noticed, http://www.queenrania.jo/ is now powered by Drupal! :D

I'm not sure who developed the site but you have my sincere love. :)

More on this at http://buytaert.net/queen-rania-using-drupal

Mitchell Baker was in Amman to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the best browser in the planet, the event was great and so was the cake. I hope I can get some pictures soon.

More on this at: http://jordanopensource.org/firefox-anniversary

The Brazilian government released recently a report on the status of social inclusion and economy markers. I found report well written and organized, you can download it at this link (in English).

Brasília - Depois de participar da reunião da União das Nações Sul-Americanas (Unasul) na semana passada, o presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva afirmou hoje (31) que a união é a alternativa para o desenvolvimento dos países da região. “Ou nos juntamos, deliberamos políticas que sejam complementares e começamos a fazer, entre nós, uma política de ajuda, de solidariedade, e crescermos juntos; ou vamos terminar mais um século pobres, como terminamos o século 20”, disse, em seu programa semanal Café com o Presidente.

Tonight's dinner was pretty good, lots of good food (and many sweets, too many...) and we got to meet people from the company that I've never seen before. Group picture coming soon.

And this week's highlight is the Ramadan Contest we're running on ShooFeeTV. Check it out and you might even get a 100$ prize for voting on your favorite program during this month.

And with this, I go to sleep.

So the TV station launch party at Royal Film Commission was awesome, lots of people were introduced to the projects we have back at work and today our audience has been increasing already.

Way to go, I hope there will be more events such as these. :D

I'll be posting a group photo here soon.

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