Update on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2013:
Thanks for continuing to post to your blogs. By now, I'd like you to have 11 posts online, and 12 by our class on Wednesday, Dec. 4.
If you have any questions about things as we go along, don't hesitate to contact me. Thanks!
Jeff R.
• Jessica Allanach: http://jessserverslife.blogspot.com/
A behind-the-scenes look at a local restaurant.
• Michael Bizier: http://mikewatchesnetflixmovies.blogspot.com
Mike's Movie Verdicts: One man's opinion about current cinema.
• Corey Crisp: http://adventureswithkylie.blogspot.com
Corey chronicles outdoor adventures with his dog Kylie.
• Kyle Douglas: http://thenewshire.blogspot.com
The evolving world of advertising and marketing in the 21st century.
• Sinehan Ercengiz: http://heyilikeyourface.blogspot.com/
Pretty Ugly: personal care products that may or may not help you.
• Taylor Flood: http://pop-corn-pop-culture.blogspot.com
Exploring the latest news from the world of pop culture.
• Houston Green: http://getmanningawelker.blogspot.com/
Exploring the fast-paced world of fantasy football.
• Jianan He: http://hejianan0817.blogspot.com
Chinese culture examined and explained by a native son.
• Courtney Kapetanakis: http://courtneys90daychallenge.blogspot.com/
A chronicle of participating in a Get Fit challenge.
• Rachael Kilmartin: http://pe-cw.blogspot.com
The art and science of publishing in an ever-changing world
• Alexis Scargill: http://listentomusicbywomen.blogspot.com/
An exploration of music created by the female half of the human race.
• Sierra Soucy: http://itseverythinggirly.blogspot.com/
Fashion, beauty, and motivation for the girls.
• Tegan Soucy: http://agirlsperspectiveprofootball.blogspot.com/
A gal's perspective on the world of pro football.
• Ryan Tidwell: http://localmusicyoushoulddig.blogspot.com/
Lend your ears to a blog about local music worth seeking out.
• Alexeigh Tlapa:http://ryderandnadia.blogspot.com
The ups and downs of being college age and having very very young siblings.
Finally, a few notes about the assignment in general.
• You'll develop your blog during the entire semester.
• By the end of the semester, you're expected to have a minimum of 14 posts.
• We'll also work on incorporating images, labels, and other elements.
• I'll try to give you regular feedback during the semester. But if there's something you're wondering about, don't hesitate to contact me right away.
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