Adeola001's blog

So this week I got my podcasts off the ground. I got everything good. I found my dream phone and I am determined to get it. There are so changes that need to be made but it's pretty good. I am in the midst of getting a new car. I hope that if I can bring up my grades I can get the car of my dreams. I also finished my letters that I'm going to send President Obama and Sprint CEO Dan Hesse that I am going send today. I cannot wait. I am also going to finish the next part of physics project today with my group so I can be done. In addition I am also applying for some scholarships so I can get some awards and MONEY. Then later today I'm going with my sister and my friend to look at prom dresses. I also think that I should invest in some more make up and another job. So I have to do most of this stuff today but it's cool.

So yesterday I got the great opportunity to interview NPR's Talk of The Nation: Science Friday's Host Ira Flatow. It was so cool. I got to go to the taping of the show which sold in an hour and a half after its announcement. I after the show I got to do an intimate and lade back interview with the very knowledgeable host. He was really cool. I asked him many questions surrounding the main subject of science. The only thing that I would take back from yesterday was that I show have pushed to interview him in a private room or a room with good soundless ventilation. In addition I would go back and asked to take some pictures with him after we were done so I could put them as my profile picture on facebook and rub it in the face of my friend Arion who thinks he knows everyone famous.

So today was pretty good day in the world of scijourn. We did some exercises in which we sort working on getting back to the basics of bringing science into our stories and not being so commercial. So today we did some pitches and worked on new ideas for our papers. My word of the day SMH!. So many things were said that really had me shaking my head. But overall we got alot of things done that were great in contributing to our paper.