* Report on the status of the project: Is it in early drafting? Is it production ready? Is your group conducting research? Etc.
* Record your contributions to the project that week.
* Record the contributions of others in your group.
* Record the time and date of group meetings and communication and describe briefly what was accomplished. Did the group have a large email discussion? Did you IM with another group member? Etc.

This week we have to turn in our project. We still have a little bit of work to do on the project, but it will be done by Friday at midnight. We have had a little communication by email, but we are all busy with finals.

We met together earlier this week to finish the technical marketing project for grading. We physically met in Hicks undergraduate library and worked together until it was done. We got it done at the lab and turned it in. It looked pretty nice and we were all happy.

* Report on the status of the project: Is it in early drafting? Is it production ready? Is your group conducting research? Etc.
* Record your contributions to the project that week.
* Record the contributions of others in your group.
* Record the time and date of group meetings and communication and describe briefly what was accomplished. Did the group have a large email discussion? Did you IM with another group member? Etc.

* Report on the status of the project: Is it in early drafting? Is it production ready? Is your group conducting research? Etc.
* Record your contributions to the project that week.
* Record the contributions of others in your group.
* Record the time and date of group meetings and communication and describe briefly what was accomplished. Did the group have a large email discussion? Did you IM with another group member? Etc.

I have chosen to use the document about the kiln by Coen to review the selection and presentation of data as it applies to rhetorical and design issues. Overall I thought the document addressed the issues involved with rhetorical and document design, but there are some specifics that after considering the issues stand out.

The technical marketing document I went to look back on a second time was the 2008 Volkswagen Rabbit. When I first read it, I thought it was playful and fun built in with technical information. This is something I think would target younger audiences more than an older crowd who are looking for interesting information as much as vehicle information. My perspective on this is not changed, except reading the article about how what we buy reflects our political affiliations and other aspects of life makes me wonder exactly

• Report on the status of the project: Is it in early drafting? Is it production ready? Is your group conducting research? Etc.
• Record your contributions to the project that week.
• Record the contributions of others in your group.
• Record the time and date of group meetings and communication and describe briefly what was accomplished. Did the group have a large email discussion? Did you IM with another group member? Etc.
• Report on any scheduled plans for completing specific tasks in the

Innovative = sleek = Macintosh

Stylish = smooth = sunglasses

Unique = special = nothing

Traditional = classic = Coca-cola

Durable = tough = Ford

Effective = strong = laundry detergent

Enduring = long lasting = Chase

Advanced = aliens = HP

Endorsed = sports = MLB

Convenient = fast = McDonalds

Standard = basic = TurboTax Basic

Re-designed = bad first draft = iPhone

Elegant = crystal = chandelier

Simple = efficient = straw