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Today in class we listened to Mr. Bob Jeswald the Chief Meteorologist of WRBL. He started his speech off by showing an example of a new way to deliver the weather. He had used an app on his phone to record the current weather forecast right before our class and then sent it out to WRBL’s partner radio station. In class, he played a broadcast that was already using this this MP4A that he just recorded. I found it interesting that such technology is being used in this way. This falls into what Mr. Jeswald said to us about thinking outside of the box and embracing technology. He also talked to us about being passionate about what we do. We should not see our jobs as a 9 to 5 situation; we should enjoy what we do otherwise why do it. Mr. Jeswald

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