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ExoCortex : From Greek “exÅ” for outside; and from Latin “cortex” for bark, the cortex is the outermost layer of the brain. My ExoCortex is my Brain outside my Brain. Hardware or Software. Clear? Early examples include 6,620 B.C.E. and Continue reading Found Words: ExoCortex
Author Cory Doctorow – and Boing Boing co-editor, and Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) European Outreach Coordinator – is doing a Book Launch at Toronto’s Bakka Phoenix Books on Monday July 11 (2005)@ 7PM to celebrate his newest book “Someone Comes Continue reading Cory Doctorow @ Toronto’s Bakka Phoenix Books on July 11
Via The Guardian, Margaret Atwood on why we need science fiction…She likes us she really likes us….see why this is a big deal Margaret Atwood Vs SF. I’m too chicken to face the “Wrath of Atwood”, and ask the “question”. Continue reading Margaret Atwood on why we need science fiction….in related news flying pigs circling the Annex
This Saturday (June 4th 2005) marks the 16th anniversary since the Communist Party of China rolled it tanks againts it own people in order to hold on to power. nothing has changed: Tiananmen families accuse China of double standards, asking Continue reading Tiananmen Square 16 Years after
Toronto’s Bloor West Village Art Tour is happening this weekend (May 13, 14, 15) with 21 Artists in 13 Locations around Bloor West, the Junction, and Little Malta. del.icio.us Tags: Toronto/Art or Technorati Tags: Toronto/Art
On the Radio (CBC Metro Morning, Andy Barrie spoke with Philip Gray, a young pilot with the RAF during WW II. Philip Gray, Lancaster, RAF. (RAM, Runs 9:50) ) I heard about the restoration of the World War II Avro Continue reading The Lancaster of the Lake and Toronto’s Aerospace Museum