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What real life thing made you smile today?
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This was yesterday but my daughter sending me videos like this when I'm at work
I laughed so hard at this one with the volume on. 4 -
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This is my last full day of work for the week. I can make it!1
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »
i put my tree upR3d_butt3rfly wrote: »Seeing this during my morning run.
Nature is truly amazing!
Nature and Nurture! Love them both😍1 -
A cat video on Facebook where this kind of scary looking cat scares a guy. I can't stop laughing about it! 0
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amyjsparkles wrote: »A cat video on Facebook where this kind of scary looking cat scares a guy. I can't stop laughing about it!
Is this the white cat with the bulging eyes and snaggle tooth??? If so, ME TOO!!
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https://youtu.be/GgWsADYJdpM 2 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »A cat video on Facebook where this kind of scary looking cat scares a guy. I can't stop laughing about it!
Is this the white cat with the bulging eyes and snaggle tooth??? If so, ME TOO!!
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGG YASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
I can't stop watching it. I laugh so hard at that guy when he says "BLINK MF"
I'm dying.1 -
I cannot stop laughing at the guy though. He is SO funny.
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Chilling with the MonkeyCub as he watches cartoons before bed...he’s never in a cuddly mood...EVER...so when he climbs aboard and just wants to hang out my heart melted a little.
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amyjsparkles wrote: »I cannot stop laughing at the guy though. He is SO funny.
He said "looks like grandma.." 0 -
amyjsparkles wrote: »I cannot stop laughing at the guy though. He is SO funny.
He said "looks like grandma.."
That part made me LOL! 0 -
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I dont smile much anymore1
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sniper300_Rum wrote: »I dont smile much anymore
Watch the cat video we that got posted on this thread. It will make you smile just a lil.
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amyjsparkles wrote: »sniper300_Rum wrote: »I dont smile much anymore Watch the cat video we that got posted on this thread. It will make you smile just a lil.
Sorry you're sad
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sniper300_Rum wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »sniper300_Rum wrote: »I dont smile much anymore Watch the cat video we that got posted on this thread. It will make you smile just a lil.
Sorry you're sad
I dont know about that lol Try it!! 0 -
Buying jeans 2 sizes smaller than usual. Must be a manufacture defect 2
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Kamyjsparkles wrote: »sniper300_Rum wrote: »amyjsparkles wrote: »sniper300_Rum wrote: »I dont smile much anymore Watch the cat video we that got posted on this thread. It will make you smile just a lil.
Sorry you're sad
I dont know about that lol Try it!!
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Donuts!1
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After going to a demo of a technology and telling our leadership I thought it was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, telling several commitees members that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, mentioning it to several IT directors that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, and even up through last week reiterating again to several people when asked if I support the technology that ended up being bought against my recommendations that I had continued to tell everyone pushing it that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, I was in a campus technology committee meeting were, it was reported by the department, that not a single person had used the system.
Yeah, everyone looked over to me and I was smiling.4 -
Chael2dot0 wrote: »After going to a demo of a technology and telling our leadership I thought it was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, telling several commitees members that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, mentioning it to several IT directors that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, and even up through last week reiterating again to several people when asked if I support the technology that ended up being bought against my recommendations that I had continued to tell everyone pushing it that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, I was in a campus technology committee meeting were, it was reported by the department, that not a single person had used the system.
Yeah, everyone looked over to me and I was smiling.
Sadly the answer is probably going to be to find the next shiny thing to buy.
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DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »Chael2dot0 wrote: »After going to a demo of a technology and telling our leadership I thought it was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, telling several commitees members that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, mentioning it to several IT directors that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, and even up through last week reiterating again to several people when asked if I support the technology that ended up being bought against my recommendations that I had continued to tell everyone pushing it that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, I was in a campus technology committee meeting were, it was reported by the department, that not a single person had used the system.
Yeah, everyone looked over to me and I was smiling.
Sadly the answer is probably going to be to find the next shiny thing to buy.
Two days ago someone told me the main committee had a demo of a product that falls EXACTLY in the same category. Something I researched and did demos on over several years and always found it was too much product with too high a price tag for how much it would be used. And they want to roll it out to several colleges instead of just ours. You can imagine my opinion there again...but I probably won't be asked this time.
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Chael2dot0 wrote: »DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »Chael2dot0 wrote: »After going to a demo of a technology and telling our leadership I thought it was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, telling several commitees members that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, mentioning it to several IT directors that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, and even up through last week reiterating again to several people when asked if I support the technology that ended up being bought against my recommendations that I had continued to tell everyone pushing it that the technology was a waste and would never be used enough to justify the cost, I was in a campus technology committee meeting were, it was reported by the department, that not a single person had used the system.
Yeah, everyone looked over to me and I was smiling.
Sadly the answer is probably going to be to find the next shiny thing to buy.
Two days ago someone told me the main committee had a demo of a product that falls EXACTLY in the same category. Something I researched and did demos on over several years and always found it was too much product with too high a price tag for how much it would be used. And they want to roll it out to several colleges instead of just ours. You can imagine my opinion there again...but I probably won't be asked this time.
We will see.
We are going that way. "buy over build" is how it was put. We've had about four subpar implementations that require a crap ton of customization anyway.
I'm updating my resume.1 -
DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »We are going that way. "buy over build" is how it was put. We've had about four subpar implementations that require a crap ton of customization anyway.
I'm updating my resume.
The irony of IT telling educators what they need isn't lost on me, but seems to be on everyone else. I sat in a meeting and asked what our instructional needs and goals were and was told, faculty want classroom capture. I asked them to clarify the need, they reiterate classroom capture. Having worked with 100's of faculty over the last decade + I can confidently tell them no one is really wanted classroom capture, but the reality is they want an easy screencapture/recording tool to create small, concise instructional modules, and there is a crap ton of research that would support that over just recording someone doing a lecture (which has been shown to have little instructional value). But yeah...classroom capture is, apparently, the thing.
I am just trying to make it the next 3 years, 10 months and 16 days ...
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