Seems like the #1 song this week in France (according to Billboard anyway) is a song I've heard before, so I dropped won to #5 to see something new to me. Chocolat by feat. Awa Imani Verdict: I was prepared to not like this song (autotune seems a little overdone), but I rather liked it. Something to add to the playlist...

LOL...The one where they meet God? (original archive here)

I agree that the VR stuff costs a lot of money, but given a compelling game, and a compelling price, I'd play those games :-).  From last week's gamer cat comic.

Seems like a good week starts with John Olive and Last Week Tonight.  I've queued up the video to the part that I found most funny (Dumbo Heights!!!), but the rest of the video is definitely worth a watch.

Αλλο ένα  που κλείνει τα 20 χρόνια φέτος...γεράσαμε;  :p

Once I finished off Max Payne 3, I dove deeply into another game of a similar genre, Battlefield 3.  The campaign side of the game (which is basically what I play since I am not a networked player for most things) was rather short comparative to other games, but if I were to compare the game to games of the same genre (such as the previous two Battlefield games I played and the Call of Duty

I don't think I've explored the mexican charts before.  Let's see what they have in store... Adiós Amor by Christian Nodal Verdict: Interesting, but definitely not my kind of music.

Poor Scotty... (original archive here)

This past weekend's last week tonight (on the topic of the upcoming french elections) was pretty awesome. Love the film noir ending ;-).  I didn't remember that Babar married his cousin...

Analysing Networked Learning Practices In Higher Education And Continuing Professional Development by Lone Dirckinck-Holmfeld My rating: 4 of 5 stars Learned a lot on infrastructure and affordances in relation to Networked Learning. This was an interesting read, and my fourth book into this topic.  I still have a few more on my to-read list, but I am looking forward to them.