La Escuela Británica de Artes Creativas y Tecnología (EBAC)

Very British:

La Escuela Británica de Artes Creativas y Tecnología (EBAC) es una institución innovadora de educación superior en Artes Creativas y Tecnología que ofrece cursos y programas de especialización en línea.

See https://ebac.mx.

Am I supposed to go knock on their door and say "can I teach here?" Or am I supposed to enroll in an on-line course to learn how to create a decent urban space to live in? La Vieja Ruta Del Vino and Imagining Future Landscapes.


See Katie Hopkins on Modern Airline Safety.

See Ejército Mexicano. Which Central Bank am I to give you Hanks to for this marvellous institution? See Katie Hopkins on Partygate. And what about the list of missing persons in Mexico having reached 100,000? To whom should we give thanks for that?


Sixteen comments! But ten of them are from me. One I have only just seen is telling, from November 4, 2021: see Message For Elizabeth Woolridge Grant which is just this message for Elizabeth Woolridge Grant:

Other stuff I posted around that time: Civilization and Looking For Mike Gordon's Russian Student Alexei. Turns out he is Ukrainian. I talked to Avra Cohn about him shortly afterwards. See Independent POV - Collin Wallace on British Psy-Ops which refers to this: Colin Wallace - The Man Who Knew Too Much.

Just got a Code works ad with a girl saying "you're in this amazing city with people from all over the world, and the course is really intensive, twelve hours a day, ..." Barcelona must be great. See Codeworks Barcelona. But if I'm in Mexico, ... See https://codeworks.me/remote.

This came from YouTube ads I got trying to listen to this amazing session: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds "The jam" (One more time with feeling) posted on November 3, 2021.

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