Πύλη με το άγαλμα "Χούρου" Τις προάλλες κατά την διάρκεια της διαδρομής στην δουλειά είδα μια διαφήμιση για το πανεπιστήμιο μου. Προσδοκούσε η διαφήμιση να προσελκύσει νέους φοιτητές για το ερχόμενο σχολικό έτος (2018-2019).

Αν και δεν είναι Ελληνική γιορτή, είναι γιορτή στα δικά μας μέρη Έτσι λοιπόν χρόνια πολλά σε όλους, ότι επιθυμείτε, και ότι και να γίνει στην ζωή πάντα κάτι θα υπάρχει για το οποίο να είμαστε ευγνώμονες.

Shine a light on it...as Marty would say ;-) (original archive here)

A little humor from last week's gamercat. I think I went through the 'must play every game' phase when I was in middle school, I've slowly paired it down to the 'I only have so much time, what do I want to play?' :-)  The urge to play (or at least try) them all though is still there :)

Απο το random του YouTube αυτής της εβδομάδας :-).

Prepare to Meet Thy Doom: And More True Gaming Stories by David Kushner My rating: 4 of 5 stars This was an interesting collection of short stories on video games. It is by no means comprehensive, but it was interesting to read nevertheless. It's a good, short, read for people interested in video games and how they impact (and are impacted by) society. I think this book spent a little

Well, the finale of Star Trek Continues is here.  I really wish that this series had had a handful more episodes before this grand finale - which ties in TOS with the movies, but oh well...axanar ;-) .  The finale was actually quite good.  I was hoping we'd see more Kirk in a TMP uniform, but I guess not.  This series is worth seeing from start to finish now that is it done (in

This seems a lot like a Janeway joke...or from the show Slings and Arrows "yes,...black!" :-) (original archive here)

A little humor from last week's Nerdrage.  Mario's most recent enemy seems very...pedestrian :-)

It's been a very reading-heavy few weekends.  I've been trying to go through the massive amount of articles that I downloaded for my dissertation proposal so I can start writing the final section (the lit review) that's been on my mind since the summer.  I was looking for an article on one of the Sage databases, and I thought that an author & keyword combination would do its magic