Still in Mexico, in the city of Querétaro, I was invited to a literature class by some friends. Here’s my exercise that I had to read in front of the class. (Sorry is only Spanish! If anyone wants to translate it into English let me know.) Querétaro, 21 de Marzo de 2006 Desemboqué ...
One of the many good things about Mexico is that you don’t have to be an expert photographer to get good camera shots. Here’s a Sunday walk around Morelia, Michoacán in pictures. Enjoy!
Tagging is hot not only on the internet. See how the anonymous artist tagged a pile of dog’s poo in the streets of San Francisco. Or was he tagging George W. Bush? As funny as it may sound, I wasn’t the only one taking pictures to this pile of poo. This picture ...
A free sandwich, a free tour, a free TV channel and free orange juice can be the proof of Francesc Pujol’s prediction: Catalans will have everything paid for. Francesc Pujols, a fairly unknown surrealist Catalan philosopher from the early XX century, concluded his philosophical theory predicting that catalans would have everything ...
Nothing better than a transcontinental flight to understand Einstein. Wake up in Barcelona, breakfast over France, lunch in London, sunrise over Iceland, tea in Canada and dinner in San Francisco in a day of 33 hours. The advantages of the postindustrial era: you don’t have to be Einstein to understand how time ...
Mobile devices for underground mobile users. If you have ever been in London you have no doubt spent quite some time in the London underground. Tube as they say. While some things such as the "mind the gap" reminder and the ability to read huge newspapers while standing will never change, I ...
MuLiMob is a European Commission funded project in order to explore new trends in music and mobility in a multicultural environment to turn them into business opportunities. Last Wednesday a presentation was held in London SoHo. Major record labels have vast resources to deploy and capitalise on the mobile music opportunity. ...
It’s funny to see how people and organizations name their wireless networks: names of places, institutions, shops, hotels, people’s names, telephone numbers, router models, street names or area codes. I guess it won’t be long before we see commercial messages in the names of wireless networks. Think about how grateful would ...
Some pictures I took in Paris. Check them at flickr.com
Free WiFi hotspots in Paris? You check jiwire.com for free WiFi hotspots in Paris and you get a nice link to the Georges Pompidou center. It couldn’t be any other way. A modern art museum and library devoted to make culture available to everyone. Once you get there, you switch on your ...