Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
Rough Notes : 1) Michael Arrington the man behind TechCrunch.com: TechCrunch is one of the key web sites for covering Startups. It started as fun, posting this own research notes on startup business in the valley. There are now (franchise?) Continue reading Meshing in Toronto : Mesh 07 Day 1
I’ve just returned from Day 1 (of 2) of the Mesh 07 conference. Interesting conversations both from the speakers and in the audience. Having fun meeting new people, seeing familiar faces and connecting with some I’ve only previous meeting via Continue reading Meshing in Toronto : Mesh 07
Also this weekend (on Sunday) is the start of this years P.S. Kensington or “Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market†in Toronto. What is it all about? Pedestrian-only streets – last Sunday of the month from May to October, 2007, from 1pm till 7 pm Continue reading Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington Market
This weekend (May 26 and 27) makes the 8th annual Doors Open in Toronto, with a special focus on new and retrofit green, sustainable buildings. This year there are 150 building participating, allowing visitors free access to properties that are Continue reading Toronto Opens its Doors : Doors Open toronto 2007
“There’s a new, chewable nanotechnology that lets you take photos with your eyes, cures cancer and eliminates body odour. But the early adopters are realizing they got extra “features” they didn’t count on…. Continue reading Infest Wisely , a lo-fi sci-fi movie. from Toronto
The Sunday New York Times (in /: New Bar Codes Can Talk With Your Cellphone, on the front page, abet under the fold) talks about the latest effects to launch in north america something almost mainstream in Japan : 2D Continue reading Is North America ready for Bar Codes Aware Cellphones?