Recently we took a short train north to visit Salamanca for a day. Salamanca is less famous of course than Madrid, Baracalona, Sevilla, etc, but it is none the less beautiful.
Protesters in the streets of Salamanca.
The intricate stone carvings which can be seen on the walls of most churches here.
The cathedral at night... what a sight!
- Please excuse the brevity and typos. Posting from my iPhone
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Day of Communications Training In Segovia
Recently we had a fantastic opportunity to take advantage of the Media Lab housed in the IE University campus in Segovia. Together with a communications professor and a full staff of technicians, we had a full day of Media and Communications training with several videotaped sessions.
To watch oneself make mistakes (and too often unnatural gestures) on camera is painful at best, however incredibly useful and insightful.
I'm looking forward to our next session, "Swimming with the Press" during the next term.
Following the day's exercises we had the pleasure of wondering around this beautiful medieval city of Segovia into the wee hours of the night. We ate cochinillo and marveled at the roman aqueduct which marks the beginning of the old town and a time long since past.
- Please excuse the brevity and typos. Posting from my iPhone
To watch oneself make mistakes (and too often unnatural gestures) on camera is painful at best, however incredibly useful and insightful.
I'm looking forward to our next session, "Swimming with the Press" during the next term.
Following the day's exercises we had the pleasure of wondering around this beautiful medieval city of Segovia into the wee hours of the night. We ate cochinillo and marveled at the roman aqueduct which marks the beginning of the old town and a time long since past.
- Please excuse the brevity and typos. Posting from my iPhone
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