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Opinion: The commonplace book, where early modern thinkers collected ideas, was the internet of its time - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The commonplace book, where early modern thinkers collected ideas, was the internet of its time

People used commonplace books to jot down scripture, quotes, and words of wisdom. It was their way to burn the knowledge of the world into their brains, one inkwell dip at a time

The commonplace book, where early modern thinkers collected ideas, was the internet of its time - Vimarsana News

The commonplace book, where early modern thinkers collected ideas, was the internet of its time

Wayne MacPhail is a journalist living in Hamilton. In 1584, the then-12-year-old English poet John Donne was studying at the University of Oxford along ... - applications, battery, book, books, Britain, browsing, California, Canada, Chinese, cloud, computer, content, Covid-19, dictionary, digital, education, engineer, English, Gadgets & Electronics, game, German, Germany, hard disk, Imagination, index

A year of surprises: ‎CBC Hamilton's 2021 in photos - Vimarsana News

A year of surprises: ‎CBC Hamilton's 2021 in photos

From the return to in-person learning and Supercrawl to toppled statues and Grey Cups, 2021 was another busy year full of surprises.

Source: cbc.ca
Hamilton approves 12-storey hotel, Strathcona residents call it a 'bait and switch' - Vimarsana News

Hamilton approves 12-storey hotel, Strathcona residents call it a 'bait and switch'

Hamilton approves 12-storey hotel, Strathcona residents call it a 'bait and switch' Hamilton councillors are allowing a developer to add two more storeys onto a hotel in Strathcona, despite community members saying it takes away from the spirit of the neighbourhood.  Social Sharing

Source: cbc.ca