Ian Irving's Code and Culture from Toronto
(Via MercuryNews), The US military is researching on a mobile “trauma pod” in which injured soldiers are operated on by robotic arms under the control of surgeons who are far from the battlefield, although the we talking at least 10 Continue reading Robotic Trauma Pod’s & Larry Niven’s AutoDocs
Alchemy Baking does things with bread you didn’t know could be done! And once you try, you’ll be hooked on their taste and quality. Previously located on Bathurst Street, between Bloor Street and Dupont Street, they have just moved to Continue reading Alchemy Baking Company now in Kensington Market
Omini TV decided to move their schedule around and in inserted the 24th Hong Kong Film Awards from March 27th, 2005 (in Hong Kong). I guess they didn’t think they could get it? or that no one known’s what “schedule Continue reading The 24th Hong Kong Film Awards and Omini TV
Via Boing Boing a absolutely brilliant remixing of Craigslist’s for-rent ads data scraped and redisplayed with Google Maps covering houses/apartments for rent/sale within the U.S. only (unfortunately), at HousingMaps. The High quality Data re-presented with the High quality interface of Continue reading ReMixing Craigslist with Google Maps
In last Sunday’s NYT Magazine there was a profile of Murakami : The Murakami Method and (Via Boing Boing) in Thursdays New York Times there is: The Murakami Influence On Friday, the exhibit Little Boy: The Arts of Japan’s Exploding Continue reading Takashi Murakami and Superflat
The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2005 (TCAF) will be held May 27-29 2005 in Downtown Toronto’s Historic Mirvish Village District (on Markham Street, one block west of the Bloor Street and Bathurst Street TTC subway exit), with a huge number Continue reading The Toronto Comic Arts Festival 2005 May 27-29