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Cyberpunk 2077

November 7, 2021

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This is a Pecha Kucha style presentation made for the World Learning Labs Symposium 2024 (WILLS 2024) to be held in Tokyo University of Foreign Studies in Tokyo, Japan on March 25-27, 2024.

https://worldlearninglabs.com/

I did this in December 2016. But I kept this video private for several years and forgot about it. I noticed it yesterday among my uploads and realized it doesn't sound so bad.

I had no intention of making this a tribute clip. This song has been in my head for most of 2016. Since SW:TFA and I wanted to learn how to play it on guitar. I finally did a few days before news broke of Carrie Fisher's heart attack. With so many artists passing that year, hers affected me the most, like everyone else who grew up watching Star Wars.

Carrie Fisher is now one with the Force. But may Leia live on in a galaxy far, far away.

It's hit and miss, at best. But quite fun to spend a few minutes on. And if taken seriously enough , it might even work as a songwriting tool.

Link:
https://www.google.com/doodles/celebrating-johann-sebastian-bach

This slide presentation was submitted in the 2021 International Conference on Open and Distance eLearning (ICODeL 2021). The full paper was published in the December 2020 edition of the International Journal of Open and Distance eLearning and can be downloaded here:
https://tinyurl.com/4atcz8hy

Part of a song I wrote many years ago.

I'd been wanting to build a new desk for myself -- a PC desk with a mid-century look to it. The lockdown has been difficult, but it did give me lots of time to actually go ahead with it. It was a learning experience from start to finish. I made so many mistakes and spent way too much time and money on this than I had planned. But I managed to finish it. And I now know how to do better next time. But I don't see myself building a new one for a while.

This isn't a detailed walkthrough of the build. It's just a glimpse of the whole process thanks to whatever documentation I was able to shoot, which I wanted to keep under five minutes. And then I realized how I hardly had anything that showed my building the drawers among other things). After this, what was already a huge amount of respect I had for the YouTube creators who inspired me grew at least two-fold. It's not easy, requiring discipline and constant attention to two things at the same time (unless you get someone to document for you).

Please scroll to 3:03 to go straight to shots of the finished desk.

Thank you for watching.

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