Good morning EOC!

Working the basic social media mojo today in Ada County Emergency Operations Center.
It appears that once you post a multiple picture Instagram post, you cannot go back and edit to tag people in the photos.

You can still edit the text portion of the instagram post.
Keep in mind that first photo has to be engaging enough to grab people’s attention to notice the multiple gram post (dots at bottom of picture).
Good to know.
Third looks – my #Spectacles from SnapChat Part-3. This time, it’s about size.
Yep, you heard that right, it’s one size fits all.
Me? Well, I don’t exactly have a classic Caucasian face with a sharp nose and chiseled chin. But they sit kinda pinch the bridge of my nose. However, everyone wears their sunnies differently.
Tip-3: If you see someone wearing them in the wild, ask them to try it on.
(I also heard Shaq tried them on at CES this year too.)
BTW-no animals were harmed in the video.
More to come.
Here’s my second observation with SnapChat’s #Spectacles
Duh right?!?!
Additionally, I am sure you are downloading your content in HD so that drains the battery even more because you are transferring it over bluetooth.

Sucking it dry…with social media.
More tomorrow peeps.
Here’s my first observation with SnapChat’s #Spectacles
They are big. Here’s a comparison from my Spectacles vs an ordinary pair of Oakley Holbrook sunglasses.

Obv featuring an Engine and a Squad.
Yeah yeah, I know they are now called Snap, but I believe if you reference “Snap” this is what most everyone thinks.
More tomorrow peeps.
Awwww Snap!
Long work day but now for some Public Information Officer (PIO) stuff.
Today’s hot topic: ongoing media relation, reporter problems, how to say no, replies that are short and blunt, and the proverbial discussion of “how can we get everyone to play nice in the sandbox!”
PIO A-Team unite!