The other day I took one of those silly Facebook tests. You know, the ones that ask you some limited amount of questions and they tell you something about yourself (your ideal profession, your age, your brain capacity, when you're going to die - whatever).  This is nothing new, I remember doing silly tests like these since I started surfing the web in 1995 (hey, remember the Spark, and their

I came across this concept mobile phone from Samsung.  Not sure if this is an actual thing, or just something that someone dreamed up (who doesn't work for Samsung).   The concept reminds me a little bit of the "global" which was used in the TV series Earth: Final Conflict, and the defunct idea by Microsoft (remember that tablet they were supposedly developing?)   I like

Τις προάλλες κοίταζα κάτι παλιά email στην δουλειά να βρω κάτι πληροφορίες για το πρόγραμμά μας, και βρήκα το infographic που κάναμε για ένα Open House. Το open house είναι μια εκδήλωση που κάνει το πανεπιστήμιο για να δείξει στον κόσμο

Got this in the mail the other day.  I think more of us should be posting this on our pages ;-)

It's been a while since we've heard any peeps from the Captain Pike star trek fan film.  That's the one thing I dislike about crowdfunded stuff (even if I don't contribute to it) - the lack of information or progress reports. It would be nice to know that the people behind it are still chugging along - even at a slow pace.

Ζήτω η Ελλάδα! Ζήτω η Ελευθερία (όσο λίγη και να μας απομένει ώρες ώρες).  Το Μάθημα της ημέρας είναι πως ποτέ δεν πρέπει να το βάζουμε κάτω! "La Grèce sur les ruines de Missolonghi", Eugène Delacroix © Musée des Beaux-Arts-mairie de Bordeaux. Cliché F.Deval

I wonder if anyone in the 70's, when Atari came out, could have imagined this :)  A pocket Atari console, in an atari cartridge no less!

This comic strip of Jurassic Trek makes fun of the McCoy's fear of transporters ;-) (original archive here)

Well...seems like LiveMocha is going away.  The approach that I liked about LiveMocha was that it utilized social networking, and networks, for the purposes of language learning.  So, me - being a native speaker of Greek and English, I could earn points by teaching others those languages and  I could use those points to the in turn learn something new.  It allowed someone

My team and I just finished presenting on Assignment 2 for our Leadership course this past week.  In going through my notes, collected over the past month of meetings and preparation for this assignment, I came across the term 'soul-sucking leadership'.  It's not a leadership theory at the moment, but hey - maybe we can coin a definition and become famous ;-)  What do you think? (actual