Sunday, August 18, 2013

My First Week

1: No, not at all. I have access to the internet and a printer at pretty much all times of the day.

2: The best learning experience I had was from last year in Dr Preston's class. He was teaching us remixing and different techniques on learning information. It opened my eyes on how to learn and how to teach others.

3: I guess I'm most excited to see what we cover this year, Last year was such an awesome experience that I know this year will be even better. I would say i'm only concerned about the work load, but I feel like it isn't going to be to much. It will make a difference by opening my eyes and mind to knew things and new ideas to create.  

Thursday, August 15, 2013

"NEW" Big Question

Why is it that when under the influence of alcohol, one person may begin to look more attractive.

Tuesday, August 13, 2013

Big Question !

My big question is why is society and the human race so reluctant to becoming a united race?

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Bragging rights

1.) I have worked with Mr. Garcia's flimfestival/ Farmers Market/ and was just asked to help with Graduation.

2.) I have work expeirence because I have done a lot of work for ONEWAY BOARDSHOP.

3.) I have also done a lot of film work for a couple companies

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Post-Modernism in what you see today !


Examples: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iS5jqXWECbI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFX1NtxkqcE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FB0aeb-TPs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNWyhl-I_ak

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe30habM0ls




Thursday, April 25, 2013

THIS IS ABSURD

Absurd- Something that can not be conceived with rational thought.

Something that I find truly absurd is that humans still separate themselves into social, ethnic, and religious groups. The sad part is i have lost all hope for a day where we all stop being so stuck up and just be one whole race that accepts anyone and everyone for who they are.  

Monday, April 8, 2013

Reflection on today's essay

I feel I did pretty good on my essay. I know a lot about the book,but what was a bigger achievement I saw today was that I am getting better at understanding the prompts. More and more I have been able to relate my knowledge of (what ever subject) and put it all together for an essay.

Monday, March 25, 2013

BIOGRAPHY/IDENTITY 




A.) I am a person who knows when to take a break from society.

I am one who will take the time to observe my surroundings.
I am interest in developing my thoughts into words and/or creating a story out of them.
I am a little bit of an outlaw.
I am hesitant of the future. 

B.)George Orwell. 



FIVE FUN FACTS !  


1.) His real name is Eric Blair. He chose to use a fake name, for at the time his book 1984 was very controversial and he could have got in a lot of trouble.  

2.) Orwell died of tuberculosis in 1950. 

3.) Orwell's wife, Eileen, died in 1945 while undergoing minor surgery.

4.) Orwell lived on a remote island in the Inner Hebrides, called Jura, for several years.

5.) Blair chose his pen name, "George Orwell" because "George" was the patron saint of England and "Orwell" was the name of a river he liked.

C.)  Check out my Twitter !  @Orwell1984G     


D.) “Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear”
   
“Whoever is winning at the moment will always seem to be invincible.” 

“Enlightened people seldom or never possess a sense of responsibility.”



THE AUTHOR’S CREDO 





B.) This song to me expressed what is George Orwell's drive in life. He did change the world because he got people to think, which is one of the strongest things a person can do. He managed to inspire people to look at what is around them and allow them to see (personally) what they really need to. He saw the problems himself and knowing he could not fix them alone he asked for help from others in a subtle way, through his works.   

C.) "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." 

"War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength" 

"Reality is not External"



ARTWORK




A.)








Thursday, March 21, 2013

MAPLAN

BIOGRAPHY/IDENTITY of the author 

A.) DONE 
B.) DONE 

C.) Create a timeline like thing with twitter making post on certain days that may have influenced his life.  

D.) Follow directions given. 


THE AUTHOR’S CREDO 

A.) Find a quote, better if I can find a song. 

B.) Follow directions given.  

C.) Follow directions given.  



DESCRIPTION/ANALYSIS OF THE GENRE
A.) Ask for help 
B.) Ask for help 


YOUR PRESSING QUESTION
A.) Ask 



ARTWORK. 
A.) Pictures or drawings that convey what you believe your author would look like today.



SYNOPSES 


    1. Brief (1-3 paragraphs) descriptions/summaries of each work you read by your author 
    2. (remember that you need to read at least 3 works)   

Thursday, March 7, 2013

Joe college

I thought today was a perfect use of time. Finding a persons path in life is something that must be thought about earlier now a days. I am looking into going to a two year community college and than transferring to a four year.  I want to film and edit videos for events and music, I have already built up a good start for my self too. I am the filmer for Oneway boardshop, I've been working on a big film for them for about a year now and I am now beginning the process of having a premiere show and sell tickets for many to come, and I have been in the news on a couple of accounts.

Here are some of my edits if you want to check them out.

Mallparktage  


Euforia promo

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

I AM George Orwell (Eric Blair)

I am a person who knows when to take a break from society.
I am one who will take the time to observe my surroundings.
I am interest in developing my thoughts into words and/or creating a story out of them.
I am a little bit of an outlaw.
I am hesitant of the future.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Intro MAP.

George Orwell. 


FIVE FUN FACTS !  


1.) His real name is Eric Blair. He chose to use a fake name, for at the time his book 1984 was very controversial and he could have got in a lot of trouble.  

2.) Orwell died of tuberculosis in 1950. 

3.) Orwell's wife, Eileen, died in 1945 while undergoing minor surgery.

4.) Orwell lived on a remote island in the Inner Hebrides, called Jura, for several years.

5.) Blair chose his pen name, "George Orwell" because "George" was the patron saint of England and "Orwell" was the name of a river he liked.

Vocab March list

Chronic- (of an illness) Persisting for a long time or constantly recurring.

Sentiment- A view of or attitude toward a situation or event; an opinion.

Morality- Principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.

Remorse- Deep regret or guilt for a wrong committed.

Defect- Lack of something necessary or desirable.

Acquaintance- A person known, usually not a close one.

Sanity- Healthful mental state.


Implication- To involve especially incriminating.

Alternative- A choice between two or more possibilities.

Savage- Not domesticated or cultivated; wild.

Phenomenon- An occurrence or fact that can be perceived by the senses.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Modern Writing (today)

I feel like writing now compared to five years ago is filled with a lot of slange and different means of expression with your words chosen. Five years ago writing wasn't too much different than how it is today but it definitely has outdated frases that we may not use as much today. I would say yes, even though it has only been five years, what inspires me and what the world has giving me to express myself has changes a lot.   

MY MODERNIST

I have chosen George Orwell, he was an amazing story teller. I had never really harmed much about him( Only His Writing) so I am very interested in knowing about his life and him and him as a person.

Wednesday, February 20, 2013

SPRING VOCAB 5


Brouhaha- over excited reaction to something

Cloy- discussed or sickened

Demeanor-outward behavior

Deference- humble submission or respect

Enigmatic- difficult to interpret or understand

Definitive- conclusion

Bumptious- proud to an irritating degree

Choleric- bad tempered

Bulwark- a defensive wall

Curtail- reduce in quantity

Adamant- refusing to be persuaded

Profligate- wasteful in use of resources

Mawkish- sentimental in a feeble or sickly way

Thwart- preventing someone from accomplishing something

Onus- used to refer to something that is ones duty or responsibility

Requisite- made necessary by particular circumstances

Mollify- appease the anger or anxiety if someone

Sartorial- relating to tailoring, clothes, or style of dress

Presentiment- intuitive feeling about the future

Impromptu- done without being planned , organized, or rehearsed

Forbearance- formal patience or self control

Remit- refrain from inflicting

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Fahrenheit 451 in 3 mintues.

Here is a quick summery of all the things you need to take in mind while reading/understanding this novel.

Click Here

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Well I did some research on why Bradbury used "dover beach" this page was very insightful!

Dover Beach explanation  

in that page this line pretty much sums up why Dover Beach was chosen. "The poem Dover Beach can be compared to Fahrenheit 451 because both pieces of writing talk about themes of true love, fantasy and allover hopelessness." 
 If had to choose a poem for this part in the novel it would "Tryin on cloths" by Shell Silverstein. I relate it to this novel because this poem is about finding peace and becoming one with nature, I feel like saying these kind of ideas to the people in Fahrenheit 451would cause a lot of controversy and thought which is exactly what Montag was trying to do when he was reciting poetry. 

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Vocab list

Praetorian: pertaining to praetor
Sieve: instrument with perforated bottom
Veiled: covered or concealed led
Sacron: artificial sweetner
Harlequin: comical character, usually masked
Toil: hard and continuous work
Delinquint: fail to a duty of obligation
Gibbering: to speak inarticulately or meaningless
Insidious: intended to entrap or beguile 

Stroon: spead out at random
Patronage: act of buying something
Cadence: pace
Suffused: to spread through or over
Centrifuged: a machine that seperates substances by spinning fast
Dentifrice: a paste or powder for cleaning teeth
Leisure: freedom from work, free time
Vessel: ship of large boat
Phonograph: a record player
Profusion: an abundance of something

Monday, February 4, 2013

TO MODERN OR POSTMODERN

I guess I need to read this more but this is what I have got so far.  Start thinking about this quote 

I got that the writers of today are becoming limited to their full creativity, and that they find it easier and more acceptable to tell about what is wrong with our world and hope that you see the problems and YOU fix them. They're like those kids in class that would always point out a mess in the class room but never cleaned it up. I also felt like he pointed out to the read that there is always some sort of stimulation the brain craves but is inevitably unreachable.

SPRING VOCAB #2

Praetorian-Of or having the powers of a praetor.

Sieve- a utensil consisting of a mesh held in a frame.

Veiled- to cover with or as though with a veil.

Sacron- words made with letters.

Harlequin- a mute character in traditional pantomime.

Toil- to work extremely hard or incessantly.

Delinquent- showing or characterized by their tendency to commit minor crimes.

Gibbering- speaking rapidly and unintelligently.

Insidious- proceeding in a gradual, and subtle way.

Sunday, February 3, 2013

THE TIME OF MY LIFE

I used my time well today. I focused mainly on my upcoming assignments which are requiring a lot of thought, I took a couple notes and jotted down some ideas for my work. Hopefully I'll have a productive upcoming week and be able to present all of my work with a noticeable amount of effort.

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

THE PEEVED PEDESTRIAN

                             Ray Bradbury wrote this novel as a cry for help. He could for see what would happen if we, the people, didn't take care of our lives and just follow in line with everyone else (just cause it was the right thing to do, at the time.) I feel like he wanted to shed light on a really dark thought that everyone some had pondered about but never really felt like it could happen. Eric Blair or who he is better know as, George Orwell did the same thing with his novel 1984 (MUST READ ! it is an amazing book) his book shocked the system and made everyone realize how much of our own government could control us. 

                             Ray Bradbury's novel is written in such a way that you, the reader, learns as the character develops. He uses a technique call a Buildingsroman, and this technique deals with a person's development or spiritual education. He also involves allusions and syntax in parts of this novel to hint on people of things he finds are important and to show how the character is acting at that very moment.

Thursday, January 24, 2013

I'M A POET AND I KNOW IT

(i'm writing this as Clarisse)

Title :   "Inhale the Idea / Exhale a Realization"

Some call it the Devil's lettuce. 
To others it stops the pain. 
With so many methods it almost a fetish. 
But you have to look past the Strain. 

It has hurt some. 
But not in the way you think. 
For a rose is beautiful
until it is besmirched by a stink.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Theme for english 3

Dr. preston said
 Go home and write
Your page tonight. 
From your knowledge of English B
and Label it Theme of English 3.


I thought it wouldn't be possible to say who I am.
knowing the rules, the teachers, and the reputation.
I'm with that crowd that "doesn't give a damn"
and who's minds, unknowingly complex, like constellations.

To tell what I do on Friday and Saturday nights.
Might be the same to shoot myself in the foot.
But everyone in high school knows what happens at parties.
Friends meet, drugs used, laughs shared, and memories made.

At seventeen, my age, you encounter the greatest cases of stress.
So whats the shame in relaxing for the week, letting it out,
and making the best.
The best of every set back, every score, every test that you abhor.
Every morning, the late nights, the work to get things right.
Every bit to never quit, for every day that we fight.
There is the sense of delight.

For at the end of the week, the stress is tackled.
Recovery is partaken.
bodies relaxed.


 

Thursday, January 10, 2013

SPRING POST; MUSIC AS LITERATURE

 Of coarse we can define music as literature ! Music has been around for centuries and most, (if not all) music in the early ages of man, told a story. I would say that what we consider literature is anything that gives us insight or a refreshing remembrance on life experiences, something that relates to life/anything around you, or thoughts.
 In my opinion There is no difference between a poem, rap, song, ect... The only difference is how you hear the story, and to take that thought one step further how it impacts you when heard.

Example: The poem richard cory in three ways. A rap, a song, and spoken aloud. 
if you can tell from each one, you get the same understanding and knowledge of the story but each one is unique in how it is heard

 1.) Richard Cory Rap

 2.) Richard Cory as a sung song

 3.) Richard Cory as spoken poetry