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Plug into your computer and you got a remote controlled office missile launcher with 360 degrees horizontal and 45 degree vertival rotation with a range of more than 6 meters - which gives you a coverage of 113 square meters round your workplace.
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Check out the video they have on the page.

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]]> Comment on About by Rosy Lopez-Gross http://prclass.wordpress.com/about/#comment-1318 Rosy Lopez-Gross Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:30:22 +0000 #comment-1318 I just noticed a few spelling and gramar mistakes in my comment...sorry! is part of the learning-english process! I just noticed a few spelling and gramar mistakes in my comment…sorry! is part of the learning-english process!

]]> Comment on About by Rosy Lopez-Gross http://prclass.wordpress.com/about/#comment-1317 Rosy Lopez-Gross Sat, 08 Sep 2007 20:17:20 +0000 #comment-1317 A year ago, in Caracas, Venezuela, I realized that if I would like to have a coherent career in PR -being a lawyer and working for an Ad Agency- I should do something to have a credential that certifies what I like to do the most: communicate. I also wanted to acquire all the necessary skills to do it in an effective and global way. So, I was home, writing a brochure for an oil company about its achievements in social responsibility ,when I came up with the crazy idea of looking to study abroad and taking my husband and son with me. That night my research began and I didn't sleep. First, I looked in Europe (where my twin sister lives), then in United States... but, suddenly, this blog came up. I read it and I looked for the program from this "Fanshawee" College (as I used to pronounce it!) that showed the exactly list of courses I was looking for! The rest of the programs, I found around the world, were marketing and advertisement focused, others in business, others in graphic design...but this one had it all: a solid and practicable base to do PR and Corporate Communications in any field. I started navigating in the "Fanshawee" College's web site, then, after several days searching about Canada and London, I put the college's name in one of the Venezuela's search pages and I couldn't believe that the college were going to participate in an Educational Fair organized by the Venezuelan-American Friendship Association and the Canadian Embassy that was going to be held in Caracas. I thought: This is a sign! I went to the educational fair in the Marriott's's Hotel with Mariano, my husband. He was very excited with the idea of living outside the country for a while since the political situation in Venezuela was turning a democratic, peaceful and oil rich country...into a Cuba-like communism. At the fair I went directly to the Fanshawe's College's stand, I met Mr. Nelson Melgar from the International Students Office and talking to him persuaded me that this was the correct place to go. The following months I gathered all my university documents, I legalized and taking the to be translated and in December, while spending vacations in Mexico, I sent them all with my application through internet then, I crossed my fingers. On February I received the Admission Letter!. Later on we all applied for the visas and we came here on July 19th to look for a place to live and to know the city before I start classes. After my first week I am delightful! I just told my husband yesterday: I am in the right place! I just love it! Thank you all my classmates and teachers for your warm smiles, thank you for the greetings in the hallway, thank you for being such a smart group, different colored -green, blue, orange, gold!- people! This is going to be a good place to learn, this is going to be a wonderful year! I always wanted to participate in this blog but I was shy to do it. Now, I'm part of it and I barely believe it... See you next week, Rosy. A year ago, in Caracas, Venezuela, I realized that if I would like to have a coherent career in PR -being a lawyer and working for an Ad Agency- I should do something to have a credential that certifies what I like to do the most: communicate. I also wanted to acquire all the necessary skills to do it in an effective and global way.

So, I was home, writing a brochure for an oil company about its achievements in social responsibility ,when I came up with the crazy idea of looking to study abroad and taking my husband and son with me. That night my research began and I didn’t sleep. First, I looked in Europe (where my twin sister lives), then in United States… but, suddenly, this blog came up. I read it and I looked for the program from this “Fanshawee” College (as I used to pronounce it!) that showed the exactly list of courses I was looking for! The rest of the programs, I found around the world, were marketing and advertisement focused, others in business, others in graphic design…but this one had it all: a solid and practicable base to do PR and Corporate Communications in any field.
I started navigating in the “Fanshawee” College’s web site, then, after several days searching about Canada and London, I put the college’s name in one of the Venezuela’s search pages and I couldn’t believe that the college were going to participate in an Educational Fair organized by the Venezuelan-American Friendship Association and the Canadian Embassy that was going to be held in Caracas. I thought: This is a sign!

I went to the educational fair in the Marriott’s’s Hotel with Mariano, my husband. He was very excited with the idea of living outside the country for a while since the political situation in Venezuela was turning a democratic, peaceful and oil rich country…into a Cuba-like communism.

At the fair I went directly to the Fanshawe’s College’s stand, I met Mr. Nelson Melgar from the International Students Office and talking to him persuaded me that this was the correct place to go. The following months I gathered all my university documents, I legalized and taking the to be translated and in December, while spending vacations in Mexico, I sent them all with my application through internet then, I crossed my fingers.

On February I received the Admission Letter!. Later on we all applied for the visas and we came here on July 19th to look for a place to live and to know the city before I start classes.

After my first week I am delightful! I just told my husband yesterday: I am in the right place! I just love it!

Thank you all my classmates and teachers for your warm smiles, thank you for the greetings in the hallway, thank you for being such a smart group, different colored -green, blue, orange, gold!- people! This is going to be a good place to learn, this is going to be a wonderful year!

I always wanted to participate in this blog but I was shy to do it. Now, I’m part of it and I barely believe it…

See you next week, Rosy.

]]> Comment on Video Gaming PR Industry by cathy antes http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/10/24/video-gaming-pr-industry/#comment-1200 cathy antes Wed, 08 Aug 2007 17:49:14 +0000 http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/10/24/video-gaming-pr-industry/#comment-1200 My name is Cathy Antes and I am a staff assistant here at PSU. I am researching to find a lists of individuals who would be interested in attending our Videogaming conference in fall of 2007. Do you have a mail list or membership list of individual we could purchase to use for a conference? Here is information about our conference. Videogame at the Crossroads: A conference to seize the Moment. This program brings together professional and scholars around a research agenda addressing the direct and indirect impacts of the rapidly expanding and increasingly pervasive video game industry. The conference is not about the technology of video gaming, hardware platforms and methods of design, playability, or game concepts. It focus is on the intertwined economic, business legal, social, and cultural and policy aspects of the entertainment software and on-line video game business broadly defined. The conference will be held in Fall of 2007 at the Pennsylvania State University and will invite national and international scholars, experts and professionals to identify key issues, develop policy alternatives and shape a research agenda addressing the direct and indirect impacts of rapidly expanding and increasingly pervasive video game industries. You can reach me at 814-865-4056 or cea6@outreach.psu.edu. Thank you for your time and help. These are some of the people I would be looking for: 3D Artist Animators Art Director Associate Producer Audio Director Computer Graphics Artist Design Manager Environmental Artist Game Designer Graphics programmer Hardware Engineers Java/jME Developers Lead Artist Software Engineers Sr. Online programmer Validation Engineers Visual Computing Visual Effect Artist You can reach me at 814-865-4056 or cea6@outreach.psu.edu. Thank you for your time and help. Cathy My name is Cathy Antes and I am a staff assistant here at PSU. I am researching to find a lists of individuals who would be interested in attending our Videogaming conference in fall of 2007. Do you have a mail list or membership list of individual we could purchase to use for a conference?

Here is information about our conference. Videogame at the Crossroads: A conference to seize the Moment. This program brings together professional and scholars around a research agenda addressing the direct and indirect impacts of the rapidly expanding and increasingly pervasive video game industry. The conference is not about the technology of video gaming, hardware platforms and methods of design, playability, or game concepts. It focus is on the intertwined economic, business legal, social, and cultural and policy aspects of the entertainment software and on-line video game business broadly defined. The conference will be held in Fall of 2007 at the Pennsylvania State
University and will invite national and international scholars, experts and professionals to identify key issues, develop policy alternatives and shape a research agenda addressing the direct and indirect impacts of rapidly expanding and increasingly pervasive video game industries.

You can reach me at 814-865-4056 or cea6@outreach.psu.edu. Thank you for your time and help.

These are some of the people I would be looking for:
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Animators
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Associate Producer
Audio Director
Computer Graphics Artist
Design Manager
Environmental Artist
Game Designer
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Hardware Engineers
Java/jME Developers
Lead Artist
Software Engineers
Sr. Online programmer
Validation Engineers
Visual Computing
Visual Effect Artist

You can reach me at 814-865-4056 or cea6@outreach.psu.edu. Thank you for your time and help.

Cathy

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]]> Comment on Podcasting: Get ahead of the game, before the wave hits hard! by Omar Ha-Redeye http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/11/12/podcasting-get-ahead-of-the-game-before-the-wave-hits-hard/#comment-506 Omar Ha-Redeye Sun, 21 Jan 2007 16:44:50 +0000 http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/11/12/podcasting-get-ahead-of-the-game-before-the-wave-hits-hard/#comment-506 Great post! I'm desperately trying to catch up by teaching myself all I need to know about podcasting. Leaders in the field such as Donna Pappacosta have been gracious enough to spend some time with us to get us started, and I'm certain that PR professionals will increasingly be expected to be proficient with cutting edge technology as part of their arsenal. Great post!
I’m desperately trying to catch up by teaching myself all I need to know about podcasting. Leaders in the field such as Donna Pappacosta have been gracious enough to spend some time with us to get us started, and I’m certain that PR professionals will increasingly be expected to be proficient with cutting edge technology as part of their arsenal.

]]> Comment on Social Media: How dependent are we? by Omar Ha-Redeye http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/social-media-how-dependent-are-we/#comment-505 Omar Ha-Redeye Sun, 21 Jan 2007 16:39:12 +0000 http://prclass.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/social-media-how-dependent-are-we/#comment-505 The implications of social media for PR can be significant. Many corporations are increasing using social media in their communication strategies, and aspiring PR professionals such as Paull Young are easily establishing themselves in the industry based on their expertise of such tools. One future trend that I anticipate is the increase of telecommuting in PR. Digital technologies have already facilitated this move over the past decades, and a more central role of social media in PR may almost necessitate it. Having geographically dispersed employees who save time driving in to work can not only be more productive, but will also have greater job satisfaction, and more likely to increase their availability to deal with communication crises during off-hours. The implications of social media for PR can be significant. Many corporations are increasing using social media in their communication strategies, and aspiring PR professionals such as Paull Young are easily establishing themselves in the industry based on their expertise of such tools.
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