Wednesday, February 22, 2012

In college

I have been in college for almost a year now here at Mississippi State. I am really enjoying it. Learning alot and making several new friends. I am real big into blogging but i will try to post more often.

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

First post in a long time

It has been a long time sence I have posted anything, and I feal it is time to post something again. I am going to try to start posting more often.

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Fort Massacure

I am against the government not persoing the threat to Fort Hood. They should have jumped on the situation at first suspicion. Also they should have at least put some extra guard at the fort. Also they would have been able to make contact with major Al-Queda leader, because Anwar Al-Awlak had links to Al-Queda.

The main reason, I am against what the FBI did was that it could have easily been prevented, and many lives saved. Around a week before the massacre they knew it could have happened. The FBI claimed they did not have enough prof to act. I think if it involves Al-Queda action should be taken into full concern. So lives can be saved

Also if the y had stopped it before it happened they could have gotten important information they could have saved lives by preventing other acts.

What if we went after the given information and they were not with who was planning the massacre? That would be better to be safe then sorry and we could have had some allies that was dangerous.

Precautions are better to be used then never used at all. Lives could have been saved if only the FBI took action against the threat. I am angry about how the situation took place because no one took action until several lives were lost.

Friday, November 6, 2009

Bombs or no Bombs?

I am against the removing of out Nuclear Missiles from Germany. This could put our nations safety at risk. This could also put our nations foreign relations at risk. Do we want to lose our freedom for something that could be easily worked out.

Our nation could be at risk of nuclear attack. Removing all warheads could cause Germany to build there own warheads in the same places and use them against us. Other US enemies could also build warheads that could be used against us. This will also put at risk of getting hit in other ways as well. Because we would have no way to threaten them and they would attack us.

Removing our weapons could also put our foreign relations at risk. This would occur because our allies would not feel as safe. This would make our allies, who do not have nuclear weapons, feal less at ease knowing they do not have protection.

What about relations with Germany? Well, they threatened to shoot us if we do not move them, so what would happen if we did not have weapons to put them at ease.

In my eyes the extra protection in Germany is a good think because it keeps and lets people know that we do not want to fight.

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Monday, October 12, 2009

Sentence 12

His Sentence:

That would mean----

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, By S.D. Perry

A rhetorical fragment is used to show that the character starts to think about something and then stops.

My Sentence:

Then I would---

Sentence 11

His Sentence:

Nog stabbed at the controls, watched the read that told him the cloak was active as the Defiant darted away, out of Macet's sight and into the vast dark,circling towards home.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry.

Parallelism is used to show that all the things took place in the past. Also a participial phrases is used to close the situation and say what is happening.

I moved the slider, watched for a change in the lights, to decide what to do next, watching the director.

Sentence 10

His Sentence:
 
But what do we know there's a good chance that there's a female on board, Ro thought grimly, remembering the attack on Macet.

From Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity by, S.D. Perry

A complex sentence is created by the combination of a subordinate clause, an appositive, and a participial phrase. Used to add some intensity to the scene.

My Sentence:

How is a war to be ended in peace, he thought suddenly, knowing about past wars.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Sentence 9

His sentence:

The grief, surely it's the grief.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

A Chiasmus is used to show that the grief is what is causing the pain.

My Sentence:

The irony, o the irony.



Sentence 8

His Sentence:

Her earring. It's gone.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

A rhetorical fragment is used to emphasize that the earrring, on a girl who always has the same earring, is gone.

The car. It's gone.

Monday, October 5, 2009

Sentence 7

His Sentence:

There! There, I see it!

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

The author uses an interjection and a rhetorical fragment to show show the pain of a baby being born, and to show the excitement of the moment.

My Sentence:

Look! Look, there it is.

Sentence 6

His Sentence:

Time Moves.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

The author uses a rhetorical fragment to show that time goes on no madder what. He does this after a friend of the main character dies to show what the other character were saying, that time will always go on.

My Sentence:

He falls.

Sentence 5

His Sentence:

Each parasite has the ability access the short-term memory of a host, creating a further difficulty in detection . . . though long-term memory is out of there reach,which is another way they can be spotted.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

A complex sentence is created by combing a participial phrase, and a second participial phrase using an ellipsis.

My Sentence:

Every person has there own special way of doing things, be different . . . threw out life, which is why the would is so special.

Sentence 4

His sentence:

At some point, either Kira or Nog had told him that Yevir Linjarin had actually served on the station as one of the Militia Crew, and that he'd had some kind of vision after meeting Jake's father a few years ago.

From: Star Trck Deep Space Nine Unity, By S.D. Perry

A prepositional phase is used at the beginning is used to show that the character does not know when something happend. The sentence is also a compound sentence combing two sentences about a dream someone had.

My Sentence:

Before the game, either Sam or Bill will tell Kate about the problem, and that they had build her a new desk.

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Sentence 3

His Sentence:

A part of him will always be in the Temple . . . but he was where he belonged, where he needed to be.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, S.D. Perry


A compound-complex sentence is created by the combining of two independent clauses with a subordnationg conjuction, and a subordnat clause at the end set apart by a comma. Also elepsis are used to put emphasis on the first clause and take the place of a comma. This sentence was used to explain Captian Vaughn belonging to the profets. Also that he will always have a part of the profits with him.

My Sentence:

The day has come . . . and he is here, where he regins.

Sentence 2

His Sentence:

The light, he'd gone into the light, and everything seemed hard now the surface behind him, the air around him, and he couldn't see.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, by S.D. Perry

A compound sentence is created to add emphasize to what had gone into the light. An appositive is added in the beginning to emphasize that he went into the light. He also used polysyndeton to explain what had gone into the light.

My Sentence:

The heat, she cercame to the heat, and everyone seems to be upset now, the mood is low, and she is in a better place.

Sentence 1

His sentence:

Benny gave him another push, hard, sent him reeling into the undefined brilliance even as behind him, the very air seemed to break apart, an infinite cold at Eli's back as he stumbled into the light.

From: Star Trek Deep Space Nine Unity, S.D. Perry

An appositive is used to explain the action in the fight. Also an adverb clause is used to explain what happend as he went into the light.

Friday, June 19, 2009

A Whole New Mind

I just read A Whole New Mind by Danielle H. Pink. Pink explains what Empathy is. He explains the Empathy is putting your self in someone else's shoes. Putting yourself in someone else's position and realize how they feel.

Some people say I am not very nice, and some people say I am a good person to talk to when they have problems. I wanted to see what one I was more like.

Pink discussed many other elements that are important in our life. This chapter just caught my attention more than any of the others. I took the EQ quiz that Pink suggested in the portfolio in the end of the chapter. From the quiz it showed that I am empathetic. You can see my score, and you could talk the quiz at http://glennrowe.net/BaronCohen/SystemizingQuotient/SystemizingQuotient.aspx.

Publish Post

Your score: 43
0 - 19 = low
20 - 39 = average (most women score about 24 and most men score about 30)
40 - 50 = above average (most people with Asperger Syndrome or high-functioning autism score in this range)
51 - 80 is very high (three times as many people with Asperger Syndrome score in this range, compared to typical men, and almost no women score in this range)
80 is maximum




Friday, May 22, 2009

Reflexion of Sophmore year

This has been one of the best years of my life! I made a lot of new friends. I met a lot of new teachers. I have had more homework this year than I ever had before, but I did not mind. I have just taken the hardest class I have ever taken, Pre-Ap Chemistry. I loved Key Club and Beta club.

I would like to thank all my teachers, especially Mr. Russell. He helped me threw Pre-Ap Chemistry. Without him being such a nice man I would have failed. Also thank you Mrs. Gillmore. For working with me this year, threw all my computer problems. I also look forward to being on yearbook staff next year. Also, thanks alot Coach Armstrong you are a great teacher and I loved your class. I also loved Desktop Publishing. That was one of the most fun classes I have ever had. You made the class fun Mrs. Crossett do not change anything. I really would like to thank Mr. Williams. He gave me the most fun and exiting oppertunity I have ever been in. I felt great being apart of somthing big, and I would love to be your sound man again next year. Mr. Goodwins class was the most interesting History class I have ever had. Mr. Robertson, thanks for all the help this you. If you were not such a good teacher and a nice person I would have failed. I would like to have you again next year. Thanks again to all my teachers.

I will never forget this year. I felt right at home when I first got to the high school. Again I have had a great year. Everyone have a fun and safe summer.

Of MIce and Men Review

Keep yourself out of trouble! That was the main saying George to Lennie threw out John Steinbeck's OF Mice and Men. This story takes place in the state of California during the dust bowl age. George and Lennie are cousins. They travel together from work camp to work camp. They are broke. Lennie has some minor mental problems. The two have been talking about getting a farm with animals on it. Lennie likes animals. He carried mice in his pockets but they kept dieing. Having killed many small animals, George would not let Lennie have a pet.

Later on, after a friend they made gave Lennie a puppy he accidentally petted it to rough. That play an important role later on. Lennie is a rough but really nice guy. This book has a surprising ending. You leave yourself thinking, I now understand.

This is a pretty good book. Very boring in the start. However once you get to the middle the story starts coming together. I recommend this book to anyone. You will understand the bad language once you get to chapter two. Enjoy your reading.