What We Were Watching

Before you click play, I would encourage you to heed the following:  If you are offended by curse words, you may not appreciate this.  While I haven't made it terribly vulgar, there are certainly a few things in here that are not for young children or those that have a problem with 4 letter words that make movies R-rated.

As promised, this is a mashup of videos that came up in either random searches, tweets, or were brought up by conversations we had at work over the last couple weeks.  Make your best guess in the comments what happened at work that led to searching out some of these specific clips.

Looking forward to making this a regular column on my blog...

Coming Soon...

That's right - my first ever "mashup" video.  After getting a brief, simple introduction to video editing, I've gotten bold purchased some file conversion software, learned how to download and convert YouTube videos and now I'm hard at work creating a video (another possible weekly post?) of "What We were Watching This Week." Basically it's going to be a mashup of random videos we found throughout the week as well as some great old clips which somehow came up in conversations recently.  A few teasers, you'll see some classic Seinfeld, Airplane, a new take on the James Bond theme song and more.  In the comments, I'm thinking we ought to let some people that have no idea why these videos came up, speculate on how they became conversation at work.  Since my wife is leaving me again all day tomorrow and I'll mostly just be watching football, you should get a look at my first attempt by the end of the day.  Hope you are looking forward to it as much as me.  

Things that Make Me Go Hmm, Ha, and Huh?

As a part of making my blog more consistently readable, I thought I better come up with a weekly (or maybe even twice weekly column) highlighting some of my favorites from around the web.  I'm sure I will expand this and become more sophisticated as I learn a bit more about what I can do with my blog, but for now I hope this is a good start.

I was always okay at math, but I was terrible at showing my work.  I was not this clever.  

Favorite Articles:

Change not quite as fast as we think?  - This link is an article by Jeff Jarvis (do yourself a favor and follow him on twitter - @jeffjarvis - and while you're at it if you're reading this, follow me on twitter - @inpress83).  Jarvis is the author of What Would Google Do, which I recently finished...