Epics of India

Here is this really neat video previewing some of the art from the graphic novels in Bizzell. I haven't had the chance to go look at them, but maybe once my semester tapers off, I'll finally get the chance to head over. The art in this looks really well done, so it would just be nice to look through once before I graduate. And here is the cover one one of those novels :

The video I found most interesting is actually an advertisement for an on campus event. I'm kind of sad I didn't have time to go check this out, but there is always more events. Here's the video. The image I found is brilliant and very accurately describes my feelings about daylight savings. link

Procrastination The image above really got me this week. I have been fighting procrastination quite hard recently and it is time to get motivated again. Along this same kind of self improvement ideology, I found this video in the announcements on positive mindsets, and it is nice reminder to be positive and what benefits that can have on a person.

This week, I found this cool video about sacred trees in India in the stream. It talks about all kinds of different tress and their place in the culture. As someone who really likes plants, this was just neat to watch. Link

Greatness This picture is wonderful, and as someone very passionate about STEM and fantasy, there's no way it wouldn't be my favorite this week. I picked this video, not because it's new to me, but because I have seen it before in a leadership seminar. This is a great piece of animation for demonstrating empathy, and it can really teach a lot. Plus, everyone loves a cute dog.

The video I ended up watching was the one about Dr. Who being a religion. This is actually a pretty interesting idea, and the guy puts forth some pretty convincing arguments. I believe a religion is built in the people who practice it, and the video points out multiple times how the fan-base goes about its business. I'm not entirely sold that it is a bonefied religion, but it ranks about the same to me as Pastafarianism. Here's the video so you can watch it and decide for yourself: Also, I found this really neat image/quote about books, which happen to be pretty great things to have in your life. ( link )

I watched a rather strange video on the feed, and I think I can say that I wasn't a fan. It was simply too odd for me to really enjoy. I can't pin down anything specific, but here's the video:    It is just an odd little video of  two different nonsense poems. They are tiny little stories that don't say much, and have no moral. This is to be expected from a nonsense poem I suppose. Additionally, I found this neat image: Role Playing This pretty much describes how I feel in leadership positions. People keep coming up to me with questions, so I have to pretend like I have some kind of idea what I'm doing.