Hmmmm... (original archive here)

Place-Based Spaces for Networked Learning by Lucia Carvalho My rating: 4 of 5 stars Interesting book of cases in Networked Learning. It's fun to see some familiar researcher names pop-up where you don't expect them. This book seems like it has a well-rounded selection of case studies where Networked Learning and Space intersect. Good read, even though not all of the chapters really

From last week's gamercat...  As much as I want to throw money at Nintendo for the switch, I can't justify the cost and game availability (and cost thereof).  As a child of the 90s though....Nintendo! (i.e. irrational behaviors at times)

Holy Chalupa, Batman! After close to 5 years of playing this Star Trek Online (since it went Free to Play basically) my primary character (Tolya Kotrolya) has finally maxed out all of his commendations!  The elusive commendation was the "recruitment" commendation which for the Federation folk it seems pretty hard to get (unless you want to sacrifice a whole bunch of uncommon and rare Duty

SNL reminded me of this song last week...good stuff. Hard to believe it's almost 20 years ago.

Από το τελευταίο bike hike. Δεν πολυπέτυχε η πυραμίδα Κάθε χρονιά το πενταμελές, μαζί με τους καθηγητές που ήταν σύμβουλοι για το τμήμα μας, οργάνωναν ένα «bike hike», ή «περίπατο» με ποδήλατα. Αυτό συνήθως γινόταν κάποιο Σάββατο

The Butcher of Anderson Station by James S.A. Corey My rating: 5 of 5 stars Quite an interesting background story for Fred. I don't remember if I saw this on the TV show, I guess I need to rewatch. Sets up an interesting juxtaposition between Earth/Mars and the Belters, and provides some history for the Belters. View all my reviews

Hey! It's Eurovision time again! Just like in previous years it crept up on  me.  This year both Greece and Cyprus are in, and here are their respective songs. Both songs are very eurovision-y. Don't get me wrong, I like pop songs, but they seem to lack a national character.  English has taken over as the language of communication, there isn't even a refrain in another language This

I soooo don't remember this part of the movie... rewatch is in order... (original archive here)

Drive by James S.A. Corey My rating: 5 of 5 stars Interesting short novella about the person who developed the propulsion systems used in this universe (and who is mentioned in passing in the first novel). Pretty good for a world-building - I hope there is more later on talking about the history of this verse and how the belt became the belt. View all my reviews