Whose Blog That I Think Should Be In The Book...

Since I haven't done this blog topic specifically yet, I suppose that the best time to approach it and get it over with is right now.

Our American History class is creating a blog book, in which I am the assistant editor, and the past weekend's blog that I couldn't do last weekend, since I was not informed of what the topic was to be, was to write about whose blog within our class, is to be one of the best and therefore put in the blogbook.

I think that Hannah's blog, about television, (known as her special blog topic for the semester) is really interesting and quite informative. Without the knowledge of the modern day use of television, one would probably not be able to indeed have any knowledge within the use of modern technology and its assets. Hannah has clearly demonstrated her use of research and data collecting through this blog of hers, and well... IT SHOWS! GREAT JOB MY HANNAH BANANA!!!

The next blog that I believe to be very different, yet applicable to our modern day use of something, is Rick's blog on basically, in short, the history of music. I think it is very good that Rick has begun to explore all various ends of the muscial spectrum when writing about a special blog topic such as this. I find that it is most important to observe and jot down all of the different genres of music and how they have all some how in some way or another affected our modern day TASTE of what real music ought to be, when in fact in most cases, absolutely isn't. Rick however, has shown another side to what music is like and how it has, in turn, evolved in its own respect over the many years we have continued to enjoyed it! Rickola...Good Work!

*p.s.* Mr. Lockwood, I am very sorry about the lack of blog from me last weekend. I did look it up on edline, yet it wasn't there as to what we were supposed to write about, and I has absolutely no clue to what it was, so I just couldn't find what to do it on. In response to that, I have written this blog which was supposed to be last weekend's, yet instead I have decided to use it this weekend. Also, I am not aware if blog links are necessary this weekend, for this specific blog topic. Let me know if it is needed. I hope you can understand! Thank you...

My Rebuttle.

As far as Jared's disagreement with me goes, I believe that he is mistaken as to why my blog is proving to be unsuccessful.
1) The information that I provide here on my blog every weekend, is complete and whole and fully fits to each topic that I so choose to write about. The links are in working order on a constant basis, and I see that the blog entries are finished in their entirety.
2) To me, some specifics are no necessary. Jared was arguing that I leave the specifics of John Wilkes Booth catching his foot on the American flag when leaping from the box of the wounded President Lincoln, for example. To me, yes those facts are nevertheless indeed so important, but I find it necessary to cut straight to the truth of the main issue at hand. Simply because I choose not to do so is my own business...and yet, if Jared Rodgers or any other blogger wishing to argue the simplistic points of what was pointed out, they would see that clearly I got a complete "5,5,5" on the specific blog entry done by myself entitled "Assassinated Presidents-Leaders Taken out of Leadership." Simply the statement that I have not enough information on that blog, specifically, is pointless to argue when the maximum number of points are already awarded.

...And now for one last word...
"Booyah!" :)