Rising star and Actress Kandyse McClure (born Candice McClure) and African-Canadian beauty, know to fans of Sci-Fi/Scy-Fy channels Battlestar Galactica as Anastasia “Dee” Dualla, recently did a shoot in Mexico with photographer Darryl Humphrey, a horse, and not much else! (She may have been filming for TV series “Persons Unknown“)
I’ve been told that the glamour shots [...]
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Via CBC we have the sad news that visionary Arthur C. Clarke has passed away at age 90. Best known as a Science fiction writer for the novel of the movie “2001: A Space Odyssey”, he wrote many, many, other fact and fiction novels. I am most thankful for his short stories, (in particular [...]
Also posted in Culture, Life, Space |
By Ian | January 27, 2008
This is what is Weird Wonderful Web for January 26th through January 27th:
Still, or even more, relevant today: The Heavenly Jukebox from The Atlantic Monthly article on digital music from 2000. (no longer locked behind the paywall)
- business economics internet MusicBiz music mp3
In E-mail and the Problem (blackrimglasses.com Ethan Kaplan), Ethan makes a [...]
Via Greg “Beatiful Code” Wilson :
The Friends of the Merril are having a Flea Market on Saturday September 8th, from 10-4, at the Toronto Reference Library (just north of Bloor on Yonge). Second-hand, collectible, or one-of-a-kind: all sorts of SF and Anime merchandise will be available.
The Friends of the Merril Flea Market is going to [...]
Mr. Free Software; Mr CyberPunk; No Pandas in Toronto; Newspaper failures; Curse of Craigslist; Swarm intelligence; Mr Singularity; The Plan vs. Reality; Piracy in Perspective; INFEST WISELY in Vega or BitTorrent
Amazon Web Services; Rails For Linux; Really DRY; eBay’s answer to 20% of itself; All the News That’s Fit to Wiki Out; the dreaded non-coding architect; Ajax Rain; Rudy Rucker & Bruce Sterling go to Hormiga Canyon; Arthur C. Clarke’s Maelstrom II: the movie; Kanye West Is Akira;
Is Tokyo a virtual world inside Second Life; HP Kawaii Horror.
“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….
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By Ian | January 31, 2007
Cory Doctorow is coming home to Toronto and Queen street’s Bakka Books (697 Queen Street West) to launch his latest short story collection : Overclocked, Tomorrow – February 1st (2007). Come for the Tribe stay for the Whuffie.
Cory was interviewed earlier by Amber MacArthur at CityTv. And there was a great turn [...]
Browsing the major /. sub sections, I noticed that some of them have their own sub titles :
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By Ian | February 3, 2006
Via Reuters.com, new that A flock of pigeons fitted with mobile phone backpacks is to be used to monitor air pollution.
Sounds like Charles Stross has been writting press releases (again).
Despite what some people think, this blog is not written by a flock of pigeons. Pigeons probably spell better.