Thursday, June 4, 2009
Uncle sam and Aunt samtha
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
under the influence
English 110
Mike Lohre
First blog
Under the Influence
Under the Influence was a good essay to read. It showed what alcohol can do to a person when they take it. It talked about how his father drinking affected him and his family. When reading this essay you get to learn when he was ten years old that he failed his father and blamed himself when his dad drank. His father was an alcoholic, for as long as he could remember. He talks about the way his father alcoholism affected him and his family. It had a very strong impact on the author; he himself never drank, and tries to convince other people not to do so, by writing this essay. In the end of the essay the author talks about how he tries stays away from all alcohol, but that he rarely has few drinks and when he does he listens for a turning of a key.
PHOTO ESSAY
This is a good photo essay and it talkes about air france that was crushed in Atlantic Ocean on May 31, apparently killing all 228 aboard on top of that no body has a clue about how it crushed and what happened . This is sad story because so many family have lost their families by the plan crush and they don't know about their condition, so you can find out more about the story in this website.
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
English 110
Mike Lohre
Exploration 7
In this essay I had of Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha, is talking about how female are treated according to defending their country. That shows how the females were treated before the fought for their rights. In the story the lady says that the country only forced the draft for the men ones they turn 18 years old. While the women place to cook for the finer stuff and stayed home. In the story it said if mothers and fathers both will be drafted no one will take care of the child. Caroline an expert on women’s legal rights and a professor at the University of Oregon “Failing to require this of women makes us lesser citizens.” I disagree with this quote, because you not being drafted doesn’t make you lesser.
uncle sam and aunt samantha
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Photo essay link
This is an essay about Great Depression. The biggest depression in the history of the United States
Monday, June 1, 2009
Exploration 8
I do not know what English skill will be more important to me in the future, but i know whatever they wrote and made a history out of it, it makes me more educated.
I have no goals for improvement in English in the future.
Photo essay
This website gives you a good explain of photo essay.
photo essay links
This photo essay talks about UNICEF and the global economic downturn threatens to increase poverty for tens of millions and to wipe out recent gains in child survival.
Sunday, May 31, 2009
The Mean Streets of Vietnam
This is one of the essay photos that I read today. It is really very interest, it talks about how Vietnam’s rural children life and depend on their life.
They are not getting help from the government according to all sides of human rights. So that when they reach at the age ten and above, the only thing they start doing and thinking is to go the big cities such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and start working for shining shoes selling postcards or pirated books, or trinkets and then send money back home they earn in those cities. This is one of the quotes that found most interesting which says “Official statistics show that Vietnam has 21,000 street children, the bulk of them in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City”
Saturday, May 30, 2009
photo essay in columbian traditional
This photo essay is a bout the traditional celebration Caribbean coast of the Columbia. There is some interesting dancing in much different tripe that made at sometime, and you can see a lot of different people that are making dance, music is considered to the main essence of the carnival. You can see ancient African tribal dance and the Spanish music and that is the great impact on the Columbian culture and Columbian society. This photo is November 2003 and there are crazy masks photos are the integral part of the carnival.
Also has a funny and I like that.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
http://www.ccsdedtech.com/cc/projects/photoessay/photoessay.htm
http://www.english.illinois.edu/Maps/vietnam/photoessay.htm
Rashid Ahmed- http://library.ucsc.edu/exhibits/DustbowlMigrants.htm
This is a link to a picture from the great depression. Her name was Florence Owens Thompson and was photographed by Dorothea Lange in Nipomo. This is a famous photo of a mother with her children living in hard times in California. She also had to sell her tent so that her family could be able to purchase food. This picture is symbolic of the Great Depression. I always have a mental image of this lady with her children when I thinh about this day in age.
Photo Essay
This photo essay is a little humorous and gave me direction in which to take my own essay. The most interesting thing about the essay is the creativity used by placing a college stadium next to a sign that reads "Lake County Mental Health: Next Right."
photo essay
"famine the world forgot"
http://www.time.com/time/photoessays/afghan/photo_01.html
photo essay
to support the king of the NBA i found this. Here is to the king, Lebron James. Go Cavs
photo essay
Photo Essay
http://www.jansochor.com/photo-essay/battle-of-colors.html
Here is the link I think you should check out. The second one is the one I went to for Battle of Colors. It doesn't have much writing with it, but it talks about the Carnival of Barranquilla and how its a unique festivity that takes place every year in February or March on the Caribbean coast of Columbia. It also tells the main essence of the carnival, the use of many colors, how many days it goes for, and where the places they go for that time of celebration. It also says that the Black African slaves had a great impact to keep these traditions. I thought it was interesting to find this small information, that I didn't know about and I liked the pictures they used to show what they do.
Photo Essay. Ali Osman
http://www.time.com/time/photoessays/mlk/6.html
This photo essay was about the march on civil rights in Selma and Montgomery, in 1965. The march from Selma to Montgomery was a significant factor in the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act and marked a new and increased in civil rights reform upon political and economic issues. It is often viewed as one of the most decisive events in the history of the American Civil Rights movement. It was marked by considerable violent resistance, a high degree of emotional intensity for those who participated.
In this photo Dr. King and his wife are in the front followed by many people, both whites and blacks. Everyone is in order and holding hands. They have a long way to walk in the heat of the hot summer.
Photo Essay "Its a Dogs life"
This is so cute, and really funny. Most of the dogs within this I have seen before or been in close contact with, the picture really shows the breeds. This essay is about how dog's really see life. The reason this is interesting with me, is because I'm getting ready to put a dog down. It really shows how true and loving dogs really are.
Photo Essay
This photo essay is about the Chocó woman and how they are gold miners. These woman work in mud all day going through it to try and find little peices of gold. In the pictures you can see the woman working in the mud. Searching everyday for gold and platine dust, while working in the hot tropical humid climate. Dangers surround them such as infectious diesease and guerilla drug trafficing making this place pretty much lost to all humanity. I liked this photo essay because in all the pictures the woman are proud of what they are doing. Even in the hot sun and the insane circumstances they will never give up for what they are trying to do.
uncle sam and aunt samantha
Mean Streets
http://www.thephotoessay.com/chiyin/v1.html
photo essay
this photo web is really very interestable one, also when i see i subrised how the photo organized and the images are very well, and you can see a lot of different images among with all kinds of photo, but most of them are so quie becase they are wedding images. the most interested you can get style of your dress by the time you going to get marry for your future and i will say go and find new style of dressing.
Photo essay
The photo essay that I found was about world war two. The pictures are the main focus of the essay, each with a short caption just below it telling about the content of the picture. The pictures begin with Hitlers appointment to chancellor and the pictures end with the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. The pictures are what makes the essay powerful.
photo essay
This photo essay is basically about how people all around the world are thriving for a better tommorrow. what we dont realized how fortunate we are compared to alot of people, sometimes we take thigns forgranted. it also talks about what people do inorder to earn the criteria of providing food and water for their families.
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
Monday, May 25, 2009
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
In the essay of uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha, Quindlen is talking about how the women being treated according to defending their country and that shows how the women treated before they fought their rights.The lady in the story says that the country only forced the draft for the men ones they turn 18, while the women placed to cook for the finer stuff and stayed home such as that they didn’t had a country.but finally by the time to meet difficult situations, and you fight until you end what is behind there you will success and that is what I believe. Women fought their rights to vote, join army, work and different things, fortunately they all succeeded and won .
Today women are every where you go, they are fighting in Afghanistan and in page 471 says that “ bomb dropped killed two females in US army”. Also they are in the offices, army, navy, and the government positions.
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Quindlen Essay
Friday, May 22, 2009
uncle sam and Aunt samantha
Uncle Sam & Aunt Samantha
Uncle sam and Aunt Samantha
Jimmy Carter & Aunt Samantha- Rashid Ahmed
Jimmy Carter was arguably one of our nations peacful presidents. He believed that it was the duty of our naion to spread peace thorughout the world and to preach democarcy to nations that are not stable. He was against war, and believed tha it we are to quick to jump to wars in certain situations. He also states, "The world has had ample evidence tha war bedgets only conditions that bedget further war". This simply means war propels even more war and we should be aware of this before we take such actions.
Uncle Sam and Aunt Samantha
Ali Osman
Citizens of a troubled world(2002) was by president Jimmy Carter and talked about Americas role in the world and how it should promote democracy and peace. Jimmy Carter says "The objective of any who sincerely believe in peace clearly must be to exhaust every honorble recourse in the effort to save the peace. The world has had ample evidence that war begets only conditions that beget further war." Basically Carter is telling people to stand up for peace and promote it, and he is also saying that war isn't the solution, because it only leads to more violence. I liked and agreed with the thinks Jimmy Carter discussed in this essay. He believes we can all work together no matter what race or religion in order to live in a more peacful world.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Good Cop/ Bad Cop Goes Green
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
GOOD COP/BAD COP GOES GREEN
Good Cop/ Bad Cop Goesa Green
Good Cop/Bad Cop By: Ali Osman
good cop / bad cop
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
good/bad cop
the environmental problem that bothers me the most is that companies are cutting trees for a purpose of business but the not worring that they are causing more animals to life in a empty deserts. also cause as human to life unhealth universe.
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
Good Cop/ Bad Cop
Good Cop / Bad Cop Goes Green
Good Cop/ Bad Cop Goes Green
Good Cop/ Bad Cop
Good Cop/Bad Cop Goes Green
"Good Cop/ Bad Cop Goes Green"
Good Cop/ Bad Cop goes Green
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Technology
we learned about science
we learned how to use the same words twice
we learned about sports
we learned about music
we even learned how to skip class with out being punished
we learned our place
we learned our role
we learned as you get older you have more control
we learned to talk back
we learned to talk smack
we learned that a teacher cant smack you back
Computer Technology
Technology
Monday, April 27, 2009
Technology
computer technology
English 110 NNW
Mike Lohre
Computer technology made my life better because it made life easier for me. We have so much information computer technology, e-mail, web and etc. I can send a e-mail to anyone in the world who has a computer or any type of technology. In this time we live in we really don’t have to talk to anyone face-to-face we can just talk to them over the phone or another device etc. Technology is part of our daily life’s now if we didn’t have it we probably wouldn’t know what to do.
By fozia Abdulkarim and Eddie Maspons
We learned about our self
We learned not to make a mistake
We learned to make friends
We learned to make amends
We learned to listen carefully
We learned how other were there for me
We learned that our Math teacher was horrible at teaching math
We learned not to love math
We learned that the lunch lady had a tattoo
We learned about what we really love to do
We learned to lie
We learned to try
computer technology
We might need to think critically about technology to improve more about life and increase the ability of education, technology covers many important things we need and separated many countries in the world. some have power other not.
The idea in reading for Wednesday meant most to me is that to copy or downloading for some else’s work is illegal and that can effect both because the stealer can get cough and rest. the producer can’t get any advantage or profit his/her file and that will cause not to improve the technology well.
how technology changes our life!
English 110 @ 10:30
Computer technology made my life better because it made things easier. For example if I have to write someone who lives in another country, I can write him an e-mail that will take him couple of minutes to get it. Now days the computers they have new technologies are way advance and it will allow u to talk to the person face to face if you want to talk to them. Technology makes things easy for me because if I need help finding something I can go on the computer and find it. Technology helps many people, for example if the police need help finding a fugitive, they can find him easily. On Wednesday the writing that meant the most to me was the article that talked about computers and how we think. Computers does change how we think because we live in a fast paced life and things change every minute.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Technology
Computer technology takes important role about my writing skills, also it encourages me thinking of different ways because every things harder to me, it makes easy to find, such as looking for the new words and history of cultural things which is really necessary to be aware of issues of the news Worldwide.
Computer technology is leading me in right direction and serve of my personal purpose in certain times, such as to relate to some of my family who live in Africa because I simply send to them pictures, messages and every possible needs that can go with the online, or making chat with them any time I prefer to make converse because it unconvenient to get calling card at all the time and they cost much money that everybody can’t avoid to buy it. Technology took important role of life communications of human choice.
In my opinion about technology every steps we have to take is one of the more significant of higher education, but it does not determine changes, but it encourages us to take certain direction. It is commonly that direction for everybody to be more easily exert of their choice.
The most popular of technology offers to us is page 399 on passage 12, this is really talks about many different contexts for presenting ourselves in online, such as chat room, role-playing games, also the dangerous of the World-with crimes terrorism, drugs and AIDS.
In my personal I agree with this passage and it is common all over the world as it happens all the time.
Technology
Secondly, I do all my homeworks, save it in the computer with the name I can remember and open it later. I store all my important informations keep there as long I want.
Third, computers help me to for a safety reasons. Because many police use computer to fight against crimes. Many criminals have been caught by fingerprint and keep thier record in the file.
Computers Konstantin Gorodnov
Gabriele Maier and Morissa Shrum
We learned how to be creative with doodling,
We learned all about each other through gossip at the lunch table,
We learned to participate in class by talking to one another,
We learned equations but forgot them,
We learned on occasions rather than daily,
We learned how to conform to dressing standards,
We learned important information about what teacher’s had a mean attitude,
We learned how to open up a beer with your elbow,
We learned to be dear and genuine to elders,
We learned how to be a smoker,
We learned how to play poker,
We learned life’s lessons even though we were stressin’.
Computer Technology
2. We might need t0 think critically about technology since its an open idea and what it could lead us to in the future. The idea from the reading that meant most to me was that there is no privacy anymore. People post things on the computer for them and maybe a few friends, but other people can look at it and find information about that person that could be harmful to that one person.
technology
Saturday, April 25, 2009
poem from; liban and abdow
We learned different national cultures.
We learned how to behave and act different ways.
We learned how it is good polite to be in academic college.
We learned how plagiarism was bad in our writing skills
We learned how to read novel books and create ideas.
We learned that Americans never hide anything and tell the truth mostly.
We learned that lying is bad temper and avoided that.
We learned that homeless people are not only poor people.
We learned that educated people live in better ways and encourage others.
We learned how to be a free thinker.
We learned how to be humble.
We learned how to be a player.
We learned how to imagine things with not familiar to.
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Marissa Gartner and Cassandra Phillips
We learned how to make our handwriting as small as possible
We learned how to take our friends math problems and make it look like we did it ourselves
We learned who the smartest person in the class was and bombarded them with questions
We learned how to blow up a classroom
We learned how little boys and little girls are made
We learned about how Kings and Queens weren’t always as perfect as they were made to be
We learned people, dates and times for just about everything in history
We learned what de-pantsing was, and took full advantage of it in gym
We learned that it didn’t always pay off to be the smallest person in class when it came to dodge ball
We learned to tell off our teachers in Spanish so they would never know what we were saying
We learned how easy it was to be sick, despite the fact that it was a test day
We learned how to text our friends without any teachers knowing
Poem from Amal and Barqaddle
We learned to maintain our self consciousness.
We learned to strive for the better, so that you don’t get stuck in life
We learned to not trust the person close to you because they might end up betraying in the end.
We learned to fight for what we believe is right.
We learned that some teachers are only teaching for the money.
We learned that some students go party get drunk and get in trouble a lot.
We learned to put on a smile even though were feeling sad
We learned that the more books you carry the smarter you’ll be
We learned how to take of babies instead us in health
We learned that friends come and change like seasons
We learned to always look at the bright side of life.
We have learned to feel comfortable in our own skin
Nick Bloom
What we learned in school
We learned that it is the key to higher education.
We learned how to do our homework in study halls.
We learned that if you are not part of something, then you don’t exist.
We learned from Biology the world was created by evolution.
We learned that weather you get an A, C, or D. You still get a diploma.
We learned how to skip classes and write false excuses using parents’ names
We learned that when our History teacher said, “Muzzle” he meant, “shut the hell up!”
We learned that OGT testing is a very stupid requirement to graduate from High School.
We learned that playing sports really helped with preventing that beer gut you are used to today.
We learned that there is no year without a pregnant girl in school.
We learned that those we had crushes on really weren’t that cute.
We learned that only four meals were really cooked all year.
We learned that only your true friends stick around for life.
Poem From: Rashid Ahmed, Ali Osman, Ismail Moallin
We learned how to analytically graph stuff
We learned how to be creative people
We learned to never talk back to the old librarians
We learned about different organisms
We learned how to respect each other
We learned to never bring snakes to school for a senior prank
We learned to never park in the teacher s’ parking lot
We learned how to read and write in our minds
We learned to never underestimate the speed of the overweight school officer
We learned how to mix chemicals in science class
We learned how to skip class
We learned that creepy hall monitor always had a thing for freshmen
We learned that health class is easy if you relate it to your life
We learned how to cheat without getting caught
We learned in high school that it’s not always about the grade, but the knowledge you were able to gain
Faduma Hagi and Hodan Ismail
We learned how to read,
We learned how to write,
We learned there were cheerleaders, once I tried out
We learned there were football player because most of them are hotties
We learned there were girlfriends but I never had one,
We learned there were boyfriends and Faduma never had one,
We learned there was sex only after marriage
We learned there was marriage that only involved two people
We learned how to make babies in health class and,
We learned how to take care of babies because we had to take a fake baby home
We learned to go to college after high school and,
We learned that we study what we wish to become in college.
Abdinasir Mohamed
English 110 @ 10:30
It seemed we didn’t learned much
We learn to hang out with cool people.
We learn not to hang out with nerds. Or you were going to get beat up or make fun of.
We learn to be respectful.
We learn about MySpace.
We learned to skip class.
We learned about drugs.
We learned not to snitch. And if you did you’d get stitches.
We learn to dress cool. And if you wasn’t rocking new gear you wasn’t in the food chain.
We learn about gangs.
We learn about gang colors.
We learn about riots. If you started a riot, you might end up on channel 5 news. And the next day you might end up in detention.
We learned how read and write. Nooooooooot
We learn that the principal was a-hole. And if we seen him outside he was going catch a beat down.
Monday, April 20, 2009
Sunday, April 19, 2009
shrouded in contradiction
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Under the Influence
Shrouded in Contradiction
The Sanders
Under tthe Influence
Shrouded in Contridiction
From Rashid
stereotypes people
response to under the influence:
the important idea of the essay was the alcoholism off scott's father. back then scott didnt know of the word alcoholism in his small town. where he grew up he lives on back roads in the country where there wasnt any alcoholic rehabilitation centers and anything to help people like his father. so him and his family had to live with his secret. scott said when his father was drunk he was a stranger to him. he was angry, scary, and fierce. he was a lunatic and possessed by demons. his mother would tell him to watch him when he went to the gas station so that he just got gas and didnt go in to buy liquor. but he would always find someway to get it. i think this essay showed how serious the disease of alcoholism truely is.
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SHROUDED IN CONTRADICTION
Under the Influence
Konstantin Gorodnov
Unda de Influence
shrouded
First posts for Wednesday, April 15
For today, after we discuss the essays, let's write a response to one the essays we read for Monday by Scott Russell Sanders and Gelareh Asayesh. What was the most important idea in the essay to you? Why? Also, write a response to two other students in the class when you see their post.
Thanks and let's do our best to make this blog a good communication forum and learning tool!
Mike