Dan Feidt's log on Minnesota, Information Operations, spinstorms and latent contradictions.
It hasn't stopped snowing since this morning, and we are all staying put. The roads are surely terrible everywhere, and Cheng Diggity is tryin to get through it..... he just got here and traffic is pretty bad, he says.
There may be a snow emergency tomorrow. Look at St. Paul's official website to get e-mail alerts on snow emergencies.
Update: There is in fact a snow emergency tonight. They towed Sev's car to one of the "connected lots" in St. Paul.
It's the first day of classes and I find myself as usual at the Library computer lab. This semester the support staff (such as me) has to work the desk, which is just as well because Support is very boring when everything is working and we have to sit in Ron's windowless office at $6.50 an hour. At least at the desk we can chat with people and fill up the glorious printers, Jay and Silent Bob.
Peter got back from his Geography expedition to Tunisia, but he refuses to lay out the story until his pictures come back.
Classes this semester look like they will be really entertaining, but it is somewhat up in the air so far. It was snowing like hell on the way to school today, a proper day to sit down here, nice and toasty.