Thursdays … where do they go? I’m really not sure. They start here and end there and stuff surely happens in between, but a lot in the middle doesn’t seem to stand out for some reason. Strange.
On the one-block walk from the parking deck to the office this morning, I saw this:
A video version of this is now the background video of my home page. See it, as no one says, before the snow melts. Because who knows what will replace that video, or when. I’m trying to keep them somewhat topical, and weather is as good an indicator of that as anything else. And right now the weather is changing a bit. Snow one day, almost spring the next, and so on. All of that is better than being in the single digits, so don’t take it as a complaint. But if we hit, and stayed, in the 60s that wouldn’t be so bad, either.
Do you like those videos? I do. They’re a lot of fun and easy to make. There’s some trick to quality I need to resolve, but we’ll get there.
I didn’t spend anytime in the television studio, as I do a few days a week. The show I watch was being produced at the basketball coliseum, where the good guys lost a rivalry game. Here’s the show to tell you all about it:
So, instead, I went to this panel:
TONIGHT, 6:30pm, Franklin Hall: Join our workshop and discussion on #fakenews vs real news & get tools to build your media literacy skills pic.twitter.com/e6WQ7VzOum
— IU Provost (@IUBProvost) February 9, 2017
Because it seemed like the sort of thing I’d be interested in, right?
Also, when I got there, I saw that they had cookies.
