Early morning we took a run to the Golden Gate to loosen our strained limbs. The flight was 14 hours. We left Frankfurt with a delay of 2 hours due to a technical defect of the entertainment unit. But who the heck needs an entertainment unit which is only good for breaking your neck’s bones, that awkward is the position of the screens 
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Norbert, Kjell and myself on our biestmilch mission to Hawaii IRONMAN.
Archive for September, 2007
On the road: »Biest tourists« in San Francisco
Good bye Wiesbaden
We are leaving for Hawaii tomorrow morning… next message will be from San Francisco.
Sophie had just stolen an olive from the bowl. By the way, she loved the little thing.
WOMMA – Word of Mouth Marketing Association
Today we filed a WOMMA application. I can’t say more today: let’s continue and see whether our pioneer work attracts any kind of attention. By the way, we are currently changing our company name from TRIXSTERS to BIESTMILCH SEVEN. More is about to come.
Impressions from the WOMA Conference in Amsterdam this year. 
This year when the conference took place we were not yet prepared for it.
BIEST BOOSTER: der Einführungs-Countdown hat begonnen!
Er hat endgültig das Licht der Welt erblickt, unsere neue Kreation, der BIEST//BOOSTER, ein Wunder an Wirkung… Sie werden sehen.
Ab Ende dieser Woche ist der BOOSTER »on the road to life…«
Inzwischen ist es Herbst geworden. Es hat gute zwei Jahre gedauert, bis er so vor uns liegen konnte.
Waiting for the Beach
Hawaii is tickling our imagination … We travel on Thursday next week.
Source: www.gapingvoid.com
Es ist raus: iPhone kooperiert mit T-Mobile
Ab 9. November ist das iPhone auch in Deutschland erhältlich. Mit einem T-Mobile-Vertrag über 2 Jahre soll die 8 GB-Version 399€ kosten. 
Im österreichischen Büro wird geputzt
Martha, unser Herzstück am Bodensee, bereitet alles für den Winter vor.
Haiku Productivity
Stress and overflow is an everyday phenomenon in the lives of many of us, and time management an issue. Thus, every day is a new challenge to sort out the priorities for the day. Take your time and read at Zenhabits, trivial or not, even if one knows about the problem and the tactic in principle, realization can be difficult and in practice it’s hardly ever done. I myself currently experience this problem to stay focused every day: A lot of jobs to do in a small office, crowded with people phoning, talking, chatting … sounds of various machines etc. etc….
The key to Haiku Productivity is to limit yourself to an arbitrary but
small number of things, forcing yourself to focus on the important
stuff and eliminate all else.
To understand this simple concept, think about the form of the haiku
(the common version, at least): it’s poetry in 17 syllables, with 3
lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables. The
point is that the form of the haiku is extremely limited, to a small
number of lines and syllables.
What this does is forces the poet to focus on only those words that
mean the most to the poem. While other forms of poetry can go on for
pages, haiku are short and compact. As a result, haiku can be some of
the most powerful poems in any language.