Here’s the comments I made for 2 students for my PRCA 3330 class…
http://kmtokars.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/prca-3330-on-time-traveling/
“I totally respect your blog. Seriously, I love your idea about not changing anything that will affect the future.”
http://ellison2011.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/time-travel/
“Brave, simply brave. I too would like to meet Princess Di and I wouldn’t worry about changing anything from the past to affect the future.”
This is the topic I’ve been waiting for my whole life! Hands down, I will have my own time machine at my place. I would totally go to the 1990s! Why? Oh please, don’t get me started! I’ll go back in time and have my own place where in the 90s houses were half the price than today’s prices. I love the abstract culture, the old inventions, the fads, and the love of the 90s. This brings tears to my eyes when I speak of my love of the 90s. But seriously, the reason why I want to go back to the 90s is because I want to meet Bill Clinton, Will Smith, and Beck, date one of the Spice Girls (Scary Spice), Janet Jackson and Fiona Apple, and mostly, live the care free life I want to live where MTV had music videos (24 hours on air), Pepsi drinks went crystal, CDs (and music) had meaning, cost of living was cheaper, and just the 90s culture making our generation cool. But if I had the opportunity to change small things in my era, such as saving the lives of Tupac and Biggie Smalls, then music wouldn’t be as crappy as today. I wouldn’t be worried about changing things at all because I believe that the future will hold good intentions if we make a change from the past and today.
Here are my comments I made for other students in PRCA 3330:
http://alimcconnell.wordpress.com/2012/02/14/valentines-day/
I have to say that your post is excellent to read. Your vision on Valentine’s Day is so different from mine and I respect that. Plus, I believe that being funny and sentimental on cards will make your business rise.
http://sb03182.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/valentines-day/
I love your honesty. It’s so heart-wrenching and I also love your gift. I think that kittens are the best way to surprise a lady.
This week’s topic of the week is in honor of Valentine’s Day. This day of romance has been celebrated for years and there are many theories as to how this day of love got its start. What are some of the best and worst gifts you have received on Valentine’s Day? When you receive something you don’t particularly like, do you let the giver know? If so, how?
From a public relations standpoint, if you worked for a greeting card company, florist or chocolate manufacturer, how would you persuade the public to buy from you rather than your competition?
I’ll be honest with everyone here on WordPress, I think Valentine’s Day is irrelevant. First of all, the only thing that I received as a gift from this day is a card and a few candies. They’re not the best nor the worst, but it’s just an ordinary gift. I believe that Valentine’s Day is pointless because it’s that one day when a person gives another person an expensive gift. I don’t see why I should care for this day because we (people) do this like every other month.
If I worked for a greeting card company, the best way for me to persuade others into buying my material is to be honest and sensuality. Every greeting card I read it’s the same damn thing, “I love you” or “Happy Birthday”. I want to make material that will send lovers into a place of everlasting euphoria pure happiness. Here’s an example:
“As you and I are one,
our stories just begun;
from the highest high to the lowest low,
our hearts will come undone.
Your precious smile,
it’s all worthwhile,
it brings us in close mile;
They way we touch,
We crave the hunch,
We want to last for awhile.”
OK, so my poetry is kind of heart-wrenching. I can’t help it. But if you get my point across, this material will get lovers buying my material and sales will skyrocket.
Here’s my comments from other students
http://jchenice.wordpress.com/2012/02/10/pet-peeves-_/
I can say that your pet peeves are very light and obvious. I respect that. I hate smacking, too!
http://sarahjrussell.wordpress.com/2012/02/10/time-sensitive/
Ha! I love this blog because when it comes to people being late, it irritates others. Especially when they are “fashionably” late, that’s no excuse.
WARNING: This blog contains suggestive language. Reader’s Discretion is advised.
O.K., so there are a few things I like to get off my chest and I hope one day you will understand how I feel. These are my pet peeves.
If your read this blog, please tell me your pet peeves so we can hate together.
Here are my two comments from my other classmates:
http://jchenice.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/the-book-or-the-movie/
To be honest, I really watch the movies first then read the book. But either way, I like to unwind my imagination through watching a movie and reading a book!
http://theprinceway.wordpress.com/2012/02/03/movies-vs-book-2/
I see now that a good book turn movie adaptation is the Twilight saga. To me I would read the book instead of watching the movie because sometimes the director can cut out chapters of the books; causing an outrage to Twilight fans.
The questions for this week are, would you rather read the book, watch the movie, or both? Why? Which do you usually prefer? What, if anything, has been your favorite book to movie adaptation?
Books or Movies is the question. The answer is both. It’s great to see a concept that can be viewed by reading it or seeing it. It’s also great to see which concept is better whether it’s worth watching the movie based by a book or vice versa. For the people’s point of view, I recommend reading a book first. Why you ask? Well it’s best to visualize the plot and settings from a book through a person’s mind because it gives the reader a lingering sensation on how the story starts and ends from their imagination. With the book turning into a movie, it challenges the reader to see if their imagination is nearly the same as the film’s adaptation of the story’s plot and settings. The best book turn movie adaptation is The Help, the Harry Potter Series, and Drive. All these book that I read were such a pleasure to read and when I saw the movies, my heart fluttered with joy as each film got its same visualization as my imagination.
Here’s my 2 comments from to different student for PR Writing 3330
http://sb03182.wordpress.com/2012/01/27/whats-on-your-bucket-list-why-did-you-choose-them/
Out of all the things that are on your bucket list, I would be intrigued on traveling all around Europe. From watching the Eiffel Tower in France, to seeing the Big Ben in the U.K. and walking along the green pastures and icy glaciers in Iceland, Europe is truly the best place to visit. I would also like to explore the different cultures and to enrapture the European tradition. I love all of your goals and good luck conquering them all!
http://jchenice.wordpress.com/2012/01/26/whats-on-your-bucket-list-why/
Out of all the things from your bucket list, I would say the best one that stood out for me is sky diving. What better way to get a rush of blood through your head than to fall from the sky. The simplicity, the rush, the intense reaction, and the adrenaline gets my blood pumping and do fall from such great heights.
Well here’s a list of things that are in my bucket list:
The reasons why I want to do this before I die is because I want to feel the rush of blood to my head when it comes to falling down from the sky, go to a place where a culture is different from mine, meet celebrities I had idolizing when I was young, create something that is my own, get with a group of people that is somewhat close to my heritage, visit my favorite animal in their natural habitat, having the dream job I’ve always wanted to have, and of course, be a rebel and fearless.
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