After two painful losses Orlando finally one a finals game last night. Game three, in Orlando, was compelling as usual due to the tied score through out the first three quarters.
Bryant didn’t play as much which makes you wonder if the games are rigged considering the first two games consisted of so much “athleticism” from him.
Either way Orlando (the team and the city) was thrilled and the bars stayed open to three.
View more pictures here.
My article on the grant UCF received for development of new software that will measure brain tumors.
Read the entire thing here.
New op-ed piece up!
(via peterwknox)
Huh, imagine that. I just wrote an op-ed piece about charging for premium services.
UCF, the University of Central Florida, the school I attend is pushing a bill that would make it mandatory for all state schools to deny education to new students who did not have health care.
Since I am the opinions editor for the newspaper that focuses on the UCF community I wrote a stance on this important topic. This stance and my other one from Sunday can be found here.
My stance has received 0 comments thus far while our column on roller-coasters is apparently very popular.
Jobs lost in Journalism from the WSJ. I knew it was bad but I didn’t realize it was that bad.
Click here to see all jobs lost from Nov 2007 to Nov 2009.
For journalists, bloggers and writers in the Washington and Santa Clara area - SPJ’s Narrative Writing Workshop.
I attended this workshop when it was in Gainesville, Florida and have recommended it to friends ever since. They teach you how to write about the most mundane topics in a way that keeps readers hooked. Also, it is not very expensive to attend.
My plans to spend a few months in this wonderful city this summer are going well. As soon as I have a concrete date of departure from Orlando I will update everyone on what I’ll be doing there. The important thing is to keep your fingers crossed for me =)
I’m attending the Newspaper Association of America’s Annual Convention at the Hilton Orlando today and tomorrow. Follow the convention’s twitter @NAA_Community or #NAAMXC10
Day two of the NAA 2010 mediaXchange conference. I’m waiting for the next session with Kodak’s CMO Jeff Hayzlett to start.