condolence blog

About Bruno, who crossed the border, or how sickness and insanity accompanies the decision process of politicians. With kinde regards to the UK Homeoffice (The Home Office is the Government department responsible for ensuring we live in a safe, just and tolerant society).

World of Warcraft - "Bah! - SPORE -" "Sporegasm"---- on google Video ---- on youtube ---- cut out from about Spore --- Perhaps more significantly, the player's imagination becomes an integral part of his or her game...

Download Bruce Sterling's RFID Rant (18.3mb) at SPACE Studios (Tues 16 May 2006)

Bruce Sterling is possibly one person that you don’t mind listening to rant. Why? Because his futurist writings are often extraordinarily accurate, a skill which he attributes to being able project the past into the future. As he later points out himself "I hate to say your guess is as good as mine, because…well…my guess is pretty fuckin good!" A fact the audience appear to be well aware of.

World Trade Center movie it had to happen sooner or later because money needs to be made out of all, even from the Schindler's list. Oliver Stone just follows the steps of Spielberg, he shows the story of the survival and rescue of two Port Authority policemen John McLoughlin and Will Jimeno who were trapped in the rubble of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, after they went in to help people escape.

If you are so naive and discover just in 2006 what is going on I can’t help ya. In future look always in to the face of a person and you can read his/her character. Have control always over your own content do not work for free for the media mafia.

MySpace was launched in September 2003 by entrepreneurs Chris DeWolfe, who is the company's chief executive, and Tom Anderson, its president. MySpace.com started to take-off thanks to the social networking craze. Intermix Media was sold in 2005 to News Corp. for $580M in cash --- Social Networking Payday …

Scott Snibbe's exhibition Body, Space and Cinema, at the ICA is a retrospective of his work which spans nearly 10 years.

What I found interesting about Scott Snibbe is the user-friendliness of his work, which can be appreciated on many different levels. On the one hand you have its simplicity, inviting child-like play; on the other hand you have its philosophical and phenomenological roots which gives his work more depth. Ultimately, this means his work is accessible to all. As he later confirms, the most important thing for him is in engaging as many people as possible.

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