Week 7 Review


(This picture represents another week's passing. 

 This week I have backed up my blog and website. I have also reviewed my grades and the grade sheet. I am still on track to receive my desired grade at the end of the semester.

 My favorite graphic this week was from the blog stream section on Thursday's announcement. It was a pug floating in the pool, with the text sometimes you just have to chill. Isn't that the truth?

 The video I chose this week was from Saturday's announcement. It was called The Myth of the Missing Half. It was an interesting video to say the least. The theory presented was kind of bizarre, but intriguing nonetheless. I suggest y'all just go watch if for yourselves. It is a very short video.


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