Yes, it could happen - but only if you are prepared to brave the early-morning temperatures of a November morning in London AND are able to identify his work cleverly enough when faced with an array of anonymous postcard submissions.

Want to know how?

Here's how:

But don't tell everybody - it's a secret!

PS: Last year I arrived an hour and a half before opening and queued for 4.5 hours. Be warned. I also can't guarantee that Damien Hirst has submitted any works this year - the entries will be on their site tomorrow...

Now there's a thing. Time waits for no man, as they say...

Even if you've found the time to read this small blog post, you'll probably know the scenario. Since my last post and, in fact, since the last session of Flash on the Beach in Brighton, I've been so busy with client work, re-organising and tidying up that I've not had the time for a blog post. I even haven't been my usual active self on twitter (shock, horror!).

SQLiteWrapper desperately needs some work to complete the logging for the various variable substitution methods and my website hasn't progressed either.

The good news is that this is all going to be catching up very soon. There are some exciting projects happening at the moment and ideas for a concrete implementation of database synchronisation for the SQLiteWrapper are coming together.

Watch this space... the blogging break will soon be over...

A special announcement for those of you who are going to be in Brighton from Monday (or even Sunday) for Flash on the Beach:

During my 3 minute "Elevator Pitch" somewhere between 09:00 and 10:00 on Tuesday morning you will be able to see an exclusive "Flash on the Beach" Preview of new and exciting functionality which really does take SQLite into the big league. My session title, "SQLite goes Heavyweight", says it all... To find out more, however, you'll have to be there.

Don't want to spoil the surprise, do we?

The session itself promises to be really exciting, with myself and 19 others all doing our best to thrill and entertain for 3 minutes each. Don't miss it - it'll be a great start to Tuesday, whether everything works or not!!

Looking forward to seeing you there. For more information about the session and who else is speaking, click here...

Until then, have a great weekend.

Robert

Link: http://www.pixelfreund.ch/2009/08/blogger-portraits-robert-turall

Today pixelfriend published my Blogger Portrait on his blog. I feel very honoured to be able to take my place amongst some rather distinguished Swiss Bloggers and will certainly have to write a few more bilingual or even german posts here

It seems that he's also a fan of Nabaztag! Thankfully, I managed to snap a quick photo of my Nabaztag before he went to sleep last night (yes, good Nabaztags have proper bedtimes and wake-up times too) and he's a prominent feature in the portrait.

Here's the portrait. It's in german (well, my version thereof with a few grammatical correections from Ralph) but you can look at the pictures if you don't understand it - and see what my desktop background looks like!

Also: Don't forget: Save Nabaztag!!!!

Thanks Ralph

Jetzt ist es soweit! Der pixelfreund hat weitere Bloggertyp Buttons erstellt und meine perfekte Buttons sind dabei!

Er hat sogar 2 für mich angefertigt: VarietyBlogger und RabbitContent:

Sind die nicht schön?

Ich habe seine Buttons nochmals durchgeblättert und einiges gefunden. Ab sofort findet ihr meine Lieblings-Buttons in der rechte Spalte... Dann siehst du, warum er für mich ein VarietyBlogger Button erstellt hat...

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