Annotating internet maps is one thing. Why not annotate the city itself? Get your yellow arrows. (angermann2)

The actual plan for Bryggen. Construction begins 2006.
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Bjarke Engels fra Plot (se også projekt “ark” …anoid) har noget kørende med folk der bader. Se bare planen til et hotel på Christianshavn. Nåja, og Havnebaddet.

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Føtex-bygningen på Vesterbrogade tilhørte Havemanns Magasin og er fra 1939. Henning Larsen sidder og tegner på en af etagerne. (fire minutters radio om forsvundne københavnske stormagasiner)

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Find the buy button.

(ereht ton s’tI)
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This graph shows where the 75 examined sites tend to place their shopping basket icons – of which 72% are carts on wheels, 19% bags, 7% baskets and 2% other.

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Someone mentioned this paint manufacturer’s logo in a discussion about a spot-on listing of design clichés.
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Notice the cyclist awareness on both sides of the car door. Maybe the credit card reader on the backseat can settle compensation issues on the spot.

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Gad vide hvad Frk. Jensen i bybussen tænker når hun sidder med denne her i hånden.
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Forbrug.dk anmelder MP3-afspillere. BT har læst undersøgelsen, og konkluderer at

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You give them a photo, they create the player face. But don’t think you can find the price on the website. However, 21 unique faces, delivery anywhere in the world – including a setup technician should give you an indicator.
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• In outdoor advertising, eyes are either closed, hidden or pixelated
• Even snowflakes can be considered bad intentions, as you can find crosses in them, referring to the crusades
• Seen in a mirror, the Coca-Cola logo can be read “No Allah”, and the drink was almost banned in Saudi

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