Gunnar Wolf - Nice grey life - page 86

After being away from home for almost two weeks (and, due to unforseen circumstances, having the longest time away from my mailbox I can recall in almost 15 years), last Monday I met with Pooka and Caro, originally just for lunch, but it evolved into an evening-long work session on the SECO3 project (which I continued long into the night — But I’m drifting into offtopicness). Caro is now living again in Costa Rica, and to prove it, she brought us two delicious-smelling bags of coffee. Now, I know my cats like the smell of coffee, I know specially Santa...

Help! Help! Help wanted! Please help! Dear world, As many among you know, I have spent a good portion of the last year (together, of course, with a great and interesting group of people) working on Seminario de Construcción Colaborativa del Conocimiento (Collaborative Construction of Knowledge Seminar, or SECO3), derived from the Encuentro en Línea de Educación y Software Libre (On-line Encounter of Education and Free Software, EDUSOL). We have been working on producing a book that illustrates several different aspects of knowledge-building communities – Among them, of course, the Free Software movement. Now, we need some help: Although we...

He is just pointing at a fried chicken restaurant

The arch at the head of Av. Revolucion

View from the University library — Facing South. The University is just by the airport, which is in turn just by the Mexico-US border.

From the plaque: We thank: Telnor, C. Guillermo R. Castaño (sculptor), XV Tijuana City Hall, (something else I cannot read), Tijuana, BJ February 1987. Not precisely what I would call artsy and inventive, right?

New building, still half-empty. That’s where my exam was held