Sorry I haven't posted in forever! I had a post saved in drafts that I accidentally forgot to put up. Well I hope everyone had a great Halloween, Thanksgiving (if you live in the U.S.), Hanukkah, and Christmas. All the holidays that were celebrated in 2011 I hope were wonderful. Happy New Year to everyone!!!!! While of course it is only the new year according to the Christian calendar(sun-based), I think it is the most celebrated which is why I am wishing everyone a Happy New Year! Google's decoration for New Year's is very cute. I really liked their Happy Holidays/ Christmas doodle. It played Jingle Bells and each letter was decorated with a different wintery theme. Well I have a bunch to talk about, but I want to get this post up first so that you can all see that I wish everyone a Happy New Year.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Back in Town
Hi everyone. I got back from vacation a few days ago. My next blog post will include lots of pictures from Michigan where we stayed for a week and also Nebraska, since we went there for a family reunion after we were in Michigan. Anyway, just wanted to let everyone know that. I will also be putting up a video I took of an awesome lightning storm in Nebraska. Sadly, we do not get too many of those where I live. Well, that's all for now. I hope everyone has a wonderful rest of the day.
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Leaving for Michigan!
Hi everyone. Tomorrow my mom, dad, and I will be leaving for Michigan and then Nebraska (for a few days) after Michigan (for a week). (Yay!) Anyway, while I am gone, I probably won't be able to write, so I just wanted to let everyone know that please don't expect anything for a few weeks. However, when I get back I will have lots of wonderful photos which I will post along with all the other things I promised I would put up. Just wanted to let everyone know that. Have a great, marvelous rest of the day or night.
P.S. Please ignore the last blog post about my followers disappearing; they are back!
P.S. Please ignore the last blog post about my followers disappearing; they are back!
Saturday, July 09, 2011
Followers Disappeared!
Hi everyone. Today as I was going on my blog, I noticed that my followers were missing. In my dashboard it said I had seven followers, however on my actual blog it didn't bother to show their photos. (Odd and annoying!) I just sent a verification email to my account for my blog. When I looked at my blog again, after I verified my account, I noticed that my followers (pictures of them) were missing. I went on the help section and noticed that many other people have complained of the same problem. I did not really see anything that said how to fix this problem though. If any other bloggers know how to fix this (or at least have an idea) on how to fix this please let me know by leaving a comment to/on this blog post. Thanks so much, and have a great rest of the day or night.
P.S.Just to let everyone know, I changed the font of title for my welcome sign. Thank you also to my new follower for following my blog. Yay, now I have one more follower! Have a marvelous day or night!
P.S.Just to let everyone know, I changed the font of title for my welcome sign. Thank you also to my new follower for following my blog. Yay, now I have one more follower! Have a marvelous day or night!
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
A Very Long Blog Post
Sorry I haven't written in a while. I have had CST's, and finals,
although I did have kind of have a two week time period to write, but
then again I have been a bit sick. Anyway, I wanted to wish all the
father's out there a Happy Father's Day. Also, today is my birthday, so
yay for me! I just wanted to let everyone know before I got onto
my long list of topics. You will see that this blog post should have
been a number of blog posts, so sorry to anyone who does not like to
read long blog posts. Hopefully it will not be boring, yet rather very
interesting! (Written on the 19th of June)
First of all, as everyone knows Osama bin Laden (or rather Usama Bin Muhammad Bin Ladin, Shaykh Usama Bin Ladin, the Prince, the Emir, Abu Abdallah, Mujahid Shaykh, Hajj, the Director) was killed on May 2, 2011 (day of the area he was located in) by the United States. While this is probably old news for many, it is still important an important milestone in U.S. History. We have finally killed the man responsible for founding one of the most horrible international networks: Al-Qaeda. Not only did he have people crash airplanes into important U.S. buildings on September11, 2001, but he did much more. I think that it is good we have killed him now as this was the 10th year "anniversary" of the 2001 killings. Sooner would have been nicer but luckily we have killed him. I also feel that while it is great we have killed him, we should not be going all out and celebrating, but rather just be joyous. Unfortunately another person has already stepped up to the plate to fill Bin Laden's position, but at least we have killed the founder. Also unfortunately is the fact that we just have a bunch of nut jobs in the world, as my dad likes to refer to them. Anyway, enough about him...Here are some websites you can go to read up more information about Bin Laden.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/01/osama-bin-laden-dead-killed_n_856091.html
Yeah, sorry for so many websites. There are probably way more things you can find on Google (and YouTube). Now on to some new topics! I was going to put a bunch of exclamation points behind that, but decided not to. I guess I am in a very happy mood today. Yay! (I just rhymed). Okay, now on to the next topic.
As for the next topic, I must tell everyone that I am sorry I have not posted any new photos lately. Also, I need to make sure that I get up my recipes. While I do have band during the summer, I will make sure get them up for everyone. Also, I would to like to tell everyone that graduated from high school or college congratulations! I had a lot of friends who were seniors in high school and will be moving on to college. South High just finished school June 16. High school is a place where you develop many friends and is a place like no other, with both its ups and its downs, kind of like life. It is very important though, because it is hopefully where you will truly develop things you like to do and then pursue that in college and in life. Anyway, enough about high school. Well there is much more to say but I don't want to make this blog post become extremely long (instead of very long). Expect photos in my next blog post, and maybe a food recipe. I hope everyone has a wonderful rest of the night or day.
P.S. Please note that his blog post was written over the course of a week and a half and that is why some things may be repeated. Anyway, have a great day or night.
First of all, as everyone knows Osama bin Laden (or rather Usama Bin Muhammad Bin Ladin, Shaykh Usama Bin Ladin, the Prince, the Emir, Abu Abdallah, Mujahid Shaykh, Hajj, the Director) was killed on May 2, 2011 (day of the area he was located in) by the United States. While this is probably old news for many, it is still important an important milestone in U.S. History. We have finally killed the man responsible for founding one of the most horrible international networks: Al-Qaeda. Not only did he have people crash airplanes into important U.S. buildings on September11, 2001, but he did much more. I think that it is good we have killed him now as this was the 10th year "anniversary" of the 2001 killings. Sooner would have been nicer but luckily we have killed him. I also feel that while it is great we have killed him, we should not be going all out and celebrating, but rather just be joyous. Unfortunately another person has already stepped up to the plate to fill Bin Laden's position, but at least we have killed the founder. Also unfortunately is the fact that we just have a bunch of nut jobs in the world, as my dad likes to refer to them. Anyway, enough about him...Here are some websites you can go to read up more information about Bin Laden.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/01/osama-bin-laden-dead-killed_n_856091.html
http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/osama-bin-laden-killed/story?id=13505703.
Also if you pick up an article from Time magazine on Bin Laden, you will learn a lot of information.
Also if you pick up an article from Time magazine on Bin Laden, you will learn a lot of information.
Yeah, sorry for so many websites. There are probably way more things you can find on Google (and YouTube). Now on to some new topics! I was going to put a bunch of exclamation points behind that, but decided not to. I guess I am in a very happy mood today. Yay! (I just rhymed). Okay, now on to the next topic.
So on June 19th I had my birthday. Yay! Now I am one year older,yip-de-do!!!! Anyway, I got many presents from my parents, including an awesome hat for summer, (I live on the Northern Hemisphere, sorry Southern Hemisphere folks, hope you enjoy your winter.) and and many other nice, lovely presents. I was very excited that I got so many presents. Anyway, enough about me and on to something more interesting. I am thinking about starting my own organization related to teaching people a trade. Their trade could be sold (possibly online) and 90% or so of the money would go to them, while the rest would got to flying out teachers to different places and teaching new people a trade along with giving people supplies. We could also have supporters (people who already know how to sew or another trade) sew
bags (or make something else) that says inspire others and things like that on them. I haven't come up with a title, yet, but I will soon. I am also going to research non-profit and profit-organizations. I have many ideas; however, I do not want to make this blog post too long, so I will save more information for next time.
As for the next topic, I must tell everyone that I am sorry I have not posted any new photos lately. Also, I need to make sure that I get up my recipes. While I do have band during the summer, I will make sure get them up for everyone. Also, I would to like to tell everyone that graduated from high school or college congratulations! I had a lot of friends who were seniors in high school and will be moving on to college. South High just finished school June 16. High school is a place where you develop many friends and is a place like no other, with both its ups and its downs, kind of like life. It is very important though, because it is hopefully where you will truly develop things you like to do and then pursue that in college and in life. Anyway, enough about high school. Well there is much more to say but I don't want to make this blog post become extremely long (instead of very long). Expect photos in my next blog post, and maybe a food recipe. I hope everyone has a wonderful rest of the night or day.
P.S. Please note that his blog post was written over the course of a week and a half and that is why some things may be repeated. Anyway, have a great day or night.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Here's A Quick Post To Make You Happy!
Hello everyone. Here is an adorable picture of my cat sticking her head in a cup of water to drink. Hope it brightens your day(or gets a laugh out of you-- yip-de-do-yay!). If you are already happy then I am glad. One should never remain unhappy for too long. A quote I just made up probably said by millions already, but oh well. Here's the photo:
Have a great, wonderful day or night. Wish me luck on my wonderful, marvelous band concert tomorrow night. Yahoo! Go me and everyone performing!
My adorable twenty year old cat Angel! |
Have a great, wonderful day or night. Wish me luck on my wonderful, marvelous band concert tomorrow night. Yahoo! Go me and everyone performing!
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Science, the world and the universe
After reading a science book, one learns a lot about the universe. For homework, I was assigned to read two sections of this one chapter in my science book about the solar system. Apparently all of the gas giants (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,Neptune) have rings(Saturn's are just the most impressive and well-known). They are also less dense but have greater gravity than all of the inner planets (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars). Pluto is a dwarf planet related to the Kuiper Belt (a belt made mainly of chunks of ice and objects similar in composition and size to Pluto) and has been classified as a dwarf planet since 2006. Sorry Clyde Tombaugh (astronomer guy who discovered Pluto). Eris, one of the dwarf planets in the Kuiper Belt is slightly larger than Pluto and most likely led to Pluto being called a dwarf planet. The credit for finding Eris goes to astronomer Mike Brown. Well enough about the solar system, I am probably boring you (sorry). I just find the universe so interesting. I plan to study it in college (along with the beautiful subjects of art, music and writing).
Another thing I learned is that apparently oil is still seeping from the gulf and that there was practically no point in cleaning it up if there is still a problem (well we did get rid of some oil luckily). Speaking of the Earth, I hope everyone had a wonderful Earth Day, and did their best to conserve and educate others about the environment, as we should every day. I do my best to conserve, and I continue to get better with wasting less water. Going back to the oil spill, if you are interested in learning more about what is till happening then read an article by going to http://articles.cnn.com/2011-04-20/us/gulf.oil.environment.recap_1_oil-spill-gulf-oil-puzzles-scientists?_s=PM:US or http://www.nola.com/outdoors/index.ssf/2011/0/damages_costs_from_the_bp_oil.html
There are many other articles on the oil spill as well (along with numerous videos and pictures). It is very unfortunate that something such as this was a man-made problem. The effect of this will be catastrophic (and already has been). I seriously hope that humans figure out ways to harness renewable resources of energy or at least make sure that what they have will not break down in any way. I hope we can figure out not only the Gulf Oil Spill, but also problems in Japan, which were cause by a natural event (a 9.0 earthquake that resulted in a tsunami due to the fact that Japan in on a subduction zone that caused the nuclear problems in their country). There are so many articles on Japan, and you should definitely pick up a Time or Newsweek magazine on Japan, if you are interested in learning more about Japan. Oh, the bad things in life. Well, maybe people will learn to respect the planet more, now that these things have happened. I hope everyone has a wonderful day (or night), and make sure to do something good for Earth today and every day.
Another thing I learned is that apparently oil is still seeping from the gulf and that there was practically no point in cleaning it up if there is still a problem (well we did get rid of some oil luckily). Speaking of the Earth, I hope everyone had a wonderful Earth Day, and did their best to conserve and educate others about the environment, as we should every day. I do my best to conserve, and I continue to get better with wasting less water. Going back to the oil spill, if you are interested in learning more about what is till happening then read an article by going to http://articles.cnn.com/2011-04-20/us/gulf.oil.environment.recap_1_oil-spill-gulf-oil-puzzles-scientists?_s=PM:US or http://www.nola.com/outdoors/index.ssf/2011/0/damages_costs_from_the_bp_oil.html
There are many other articles on the oil spill as well (along with numerous videos and pictures). It is very unfortunate that something such as this was a man-made problem. The effect of this will be catastrophic (and already has been). I seriously hope that humans figure out ways to harness renewable resources of energy or at least make sure that what they have will not break down in any way. I hope we can figure out not only the Gulf Oil Spill, but also problems in Japan, which were cause by a natural event (a 9.0 earthquake that resulted in a tsunami due to the fact that Japan in on a subduction zone that caused the nuclear problems in their country). There are so many articles on Japan, and you should definitely pick up a Time or Newsweek magazine on Japan, if you are interested in learning more about Japan. Oh, the bad things in life. Well, maybe people will learn to respect the planet more, now that these things have happened. I hope everyone has a wonderful day (or night), and make sure to do something good for Earth today and every day.
Monday, April 04, 2011
Hope for Japan
Hi everyone. As most know, a 9.0 earthquake happened on March 11, 2011 (with a massive tsunami happening after) near the east coast of Honshu, Japan. This earthquake was devastating, even for a very earthquake prepared country such as Japan. To help Japan, my school has been selling bracelets and shirts. The proceeds go to the Red Cross. I am glad that we are doing something to help Japan, because they really need help. Whether you know or not, earthquakes are still continuing to happen there (mainly off the coast or near the coast of Honshu, Japan). I hope that the radiation problem gets fixed so that the lives of people in Japan can be without the threat of cancer (radiation causes cancer). They already have to deal with the devastation of buildings and farmland. Hopefully more people will donate money to Japan. In a few days I am going to put up another post on Japan with pictures of damage and the science behind why they had this huge earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011. Before I go, I wish to tell all the people of Japan that I am very sorry to whomever had loved ones (or people they knew) that died. It is terrible that something this catastrophic had to happen--blame it on plate tectonics and our core. More science later. I hope everyone has a good night or day, and that the people of Japan get the help they need.
P.S. If they come collecting money for Japan (again at school), I will be sure to donate. It is always great to help the world in times of need.
P.S. If they come collecting money for Japan (again at school), I will be sure to donate. It is always great to help the world in times of need.
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Friday, March 04, 2011
I am back again... with lots to say
Sorry I haven't been on in forever. I hope everyone had a great Valentine's Day. Anyway, I am going to talk about what is going on in the Middle East. I don't know if you have been keeping up with the news, but I have. There have many countries who have protested, and the majority of the issues have been dealt with peacefully. I hope Libya gets better, because war is potentially on the verge if something doesn't change soon. Well, all I know is that there is a bit of chaos there at the moment (not good for the people who live there). Muammar Gaddafi actually said "They love me... They will die to protect me, my people." Source: Time Magazine. If they loved you, then there wouldn't be protests. Now, some people are in support of him, however I do not think the majority of the people are. By the way, I have been keeping up with what has been going on in the world mainly through Time Magazine. Not only do they have great photos, they also have really interesting articles about all sorts of specific topics within generalized topics (like an article related to something in science, or in the world). Now I know why my parents have subscribed to them for a long time. So, be sure to check them out. It is just really interesting to me, and I am so glad that so many of the protests have have been peaceful. Well, on to the next topic.
I know I promised everyone photos, so here are photos as promised.
At my school, the drama department is putting on a musical review called 100 Years of Broadway! I am in it, which I think is pretty cool, (okay enough with bragging). We are performing at the end of March, and I think it should be a lot of fun, as it already has been. Let me know if anyone wants specific details. Mom, you can talk to me about it (at home). So, anyway, it would be great if anyone could come. That would be totally awesome! Yay. Okay, well I know that you probably live far away from where I do (maybe not), but I will go on to something else now.
I know I promised everyone photos, so here are photos as promised.
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Friday, January 07, 2011
New Year and Questions
I just wanted to say that I hope everyone had a great, awesome New Year's holiday. If it was blah, then I am sorry. Anyway, now my brother and girlfriend are here. I was doing some homework because they are gone and decided to take a break. In Fine Arts class, I have to find information out about Antoine-Denis Chaudet. I have been researching and are wondering if anyone actually has some good information about him. I know when he was born, where he lived, went to school, who he was married to, and when he died. I was wondering if anyone knew any other information about him. I am kind of confused about whether or not he submitted thins to the Salon in Paris. If anyone knows,will you please post a comment and a source of information? Thanks so much! Well, time to get back to other homework. Oh, before I forget, I need to post pictures still and will do so soon. Also, for the past two as we have had beautiful sunsets. Tonight had purples, a bit of pink and blue. The combination was very nice looking, especially in the way the clouds looked(in their form). Yesterday's sunset was amazing. The clouds were very puffy and unusual looking, in the most beautiful shade of peachy pink. It covered the whole sky from where I was looking and was simply gorgeous. I wish I could have taken pictures, however my camera got exhausted right before I saw the sunset. That's okay though, because it was just as fun truly to enjoy the experience, instead of just snapping photos. Well I hope this blog post wasn't utterly boring. Anyway, I must go back to my homework. Hope everyone has a wonderful, great rest or the day or night.
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