Friday, May 31, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Answer To 20 Questions Aout Student of the Month
1) How do you feel about student of the month?
Feels Proud
2) Would you like to be it?
Yes
3) Why or why not?
It would look good on her college application
4) What would you do if you won student of the month?
She would be very happy
5) Who do you hope the majority of people will vote for you, teachers or students?
Teachers
6) Are you nervous or excited?
Excited
7) What would you do if you didn't get student of the month?
Tell the winner good job
8) What do you say about student of the month?
It is good because it makes students strive to achieve their goals
9) Would it feel different than being a regular student?
Yes, it feels good
10) How many chances do you think you have of being nominated?
one time
11) At the beginning of the year did you think you would be nominated?
No, she didn't know about it
12) Would you be disappointed if you didn't get student of the month?(explain)
Yes, she really wanted it
13) Do you think student of the month is important?(explain)
Not as much as school work, its only important to the people who wanted it
14) If you win what are you going to do?
Go out with my friends and family and celebrate
15) Do you care if you win?(explain)
She doesn't care, but would like to
16) Is it that important?(explain)
No it isn't something that helps with life
17) Is there anything better?(explain)
Unsure
18) Do you think people would treat you differently?(explain)
No They would treat me the same
19) Would you vote for yourself or someone else?(why)
Someone else
20) If you win do you think it will make you special?(why)
Kind of
20 Questions About Student Of The Month
1) How do you feel about student of the month?
2) Would you like to be it?
3) Why or why not?
4) What would you do if you won student of the month?
5) Who do you hope the majority of people will vote for you, teachers or students?
6) Are you nervous or excited?
7) What would you do if you didn't get student of the month?
8) What do you say about student of the month?
9) Would it feel different than being a regular student?
10) How many chances do you think you have of being nominated?
11) At the beginning of the year did you think you would be nominated?
12) Would you be disappointed if you didn't get student of the month?(explain)
13) Do you think student of the month is important?(explain)
14) If you win what are you going to do?
15) Do you care if you win?(explain)
16) Is it that important?(explain)
17) Is there anything better?(explain)
18) Do you think people would treat you differently?(explain)
19) Would you vote for yourself or someone else?(why)
20) If you win do you think it will make you special?(why)
2) Would you like to be it?
3) Why or why not?
4) What would you do if you won student of the month?
5) Who do you hope the majority of people will vote for you, teachers or students?
6) Are you nervous or excited?
7) What would you do if you didn't get student of the month?
8) What do you say about student of the month?
9) Would it feel different than being a regular student?
10) How many chances do you think you have of being nominated?
11) At the beginning of the year did you think you would be nominated?
12) Would you be disappointed if you didn't get student of the month?(explain)
13) Do you think student of the month is important?(explain)
14) If you win what are you going to do?
15) Do you care if you win?(explain)
16) Is it that important?(explain)
17) Is there anything better?(explain)
18) Do you think people would treat you differently?(explain)
19) Would you vote for yourself or someone else?(why)
20) If you win do you think it will make you special?(why)
Monday, May 13, 2013
20 Questions About Dress Code
1) What do you think about the new school uniform?
2) Will this effect you in someway?
3) Who would you blame for this?
4) How do you think other people will react to the dress code?
5) What are some positive things you have to say?
6) What are some negative things you have to say?
7) Is this for better or for worse?
8) Could you think of a better dress code?
9) What would you not change about the dress code?
10) Would you say that the dress code changed your personality?
11) If the code made you look better would you consider keeping it?
12) Would you keep the code before or after winter break?
13) How does the dress code make you feel?
14) Do you feel that your personality is held back by the dress code?
15) What is the difference about the code and your regular day cloths?
16) Why do/don't you like the dress code?
17) Do you talk about how you feel about the dress code with anyone?
18) How would you keep/get rid of the dress code?
19) Who would you talk to about the dress code?
20) Does it matter?
2) Will this effect you in someway?
3) Who would you blame for this?
4) How do you think other people will react to the dress code?
5) What are some positive things you have to say?
6) What are some negative things you have to say?
7) Is this for better or for worse?
8) Could you think of a better dress code?
9) What would you not change about the dress code?
10) Would you say that the dress code changed your personality?
11) If the code made you look better would you consider keeping it?
12) Would you keep the code before or after winter break?
13) How does the dress code make you feel?
14) Do you feel that your personality is held back by the dress code?
15) What is the difference about the code and your regular day cloths?
16) Why do/don't you like the dress code?
17) Do you talk about how you feel about the dress code with anyone?
18) How would you keep/get rid of the dress code?
19) Who would you talk to about the dress code?
20) Does it matter?
Monday, April 29, 2013
Newspaper Notes
-Broadsheet should have 3 or more stories on the front of it.
-Tabloid is smaller in format, most tabloids are a broadsheet turn sideways, could have 2 or less stories on the front of the page.
-News Magazine, no stories on the front, and will have a glossy cover
-a Newspaper has
- a flag/title
- pictures
- a story_ story & byline (student name and title) & title
- name of high school
- headlines
- sub headlines
- captions _headline in every caption & two sentence caption & photo credit
- lines
- boxes
- teasers (whats inside)
- folio (name of school, city we are from, quote, school address, website, volume and issue number)
- jump (a story that jumps a page)
- screen (a box with color in it) less than 20%
- got to have table of contents
- info-graphic (pie chart, graph, t-chart)
- mast head (sponsors, editorial policy, staff box)
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-Tabloid is smaller in format, most tabloids are a broadsheet turn sideways, could have 2 or less stories on the front of the page.
-News Magazine, no stories on the front, and will have a glossy cover
-a Newspaper has
- a flag/title
- pictures
- a story_ story & byline (student name and title) & title
- name of high school
- headlines
- sub headlines
- captions _headline in every caption & two sentence caption & photo credit
- lines
- boxes
- teasers (whats inside)
- folio (name of school, city we are from, quote, school address, website, volume and issue number)
- jump (a story that jumps a page)
- screen (a box with color in it) less than 20%
- got to have table of contents
- info-graphic (pie chart, graph, t-chart)
- mast head (sponsors, editorial policy, staff box)
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Front Pages of the World
1) What is your favorite newspaper front page. Why?
This is my favorite newspaper cover because, first of all I like space and I find it amazing that we found planets that could be just right for life, and second of all because this talks about the problem we have here in the U.S. and hope still remains for us that we will find the suspects and the missing people.
2) What is your favorite headline from the newspaper?Why are you interested in it?
My favorite headline of this news paper is "Just Right For Life", because again I like space and I find it pretty amazing we found two planets like Earth.
3) How many stories are on he front page of your favorite?
Nine
4) What do you notice that all newspaper front pages have in common? Look at the design, size of photo, size of story text, etc.
Almost every single one either talking about the Boston marathon bombing, the Waco fertilizer plant explosion, or both. They also have the pictures of two suspects of the Boston bombing, and every single one of them is talking about a problem.
5) What things vary on the front pages of different newspapers? Look at the design, size of photos, size of headlines, etc.
Many of the stories have different fonts in their title, their headlines, their writings and advertisements.
Monday, April 15, 2013
SLO Practice
Dog can not get enough bad luck
1) Marley,the dog, is sad and lonely because no on e is choosing to adopt him from the animal shelter in Austin, TX. Unluckily for Marley no one wants to be him so they threw him out the next day and he was eaten by hungry rabbits.
2) Rules of photography
- simplicity
- rule of thirds
Lens
- this is a prime lens
News value
-Novelty
-Human interest
-Timeliness
Lighting
- The lighting is coming behind the photographer and it highlights the drool
Lenses and Photography Vocabulary
Finish the following sentences ( in what type of situation would you use these types of lenses)
1) I would use a telephoto lens to...
shoot something that is far from me, like if I am watching a football game I could use the lens to get a good picture.
2) I would use a prime lens to...
shoot pictures when I'm indoors, for example if there was a big party going on and I needed pictures I would use that type of lens.
3) I would use a wide-angle lens to...
shoot pictures that show a lot of things happening at once in the same place and getting almost all of them, for example if there was a football game and a party happening on the field I could use the wide-angle lens for this situation.
Define each term below, and write a sentence that explains how it relates to taking better photos.
1) Depth of Field (Shallow and Wide)- the including of objects in the foreground, middle ground, and background. This makes the photo better by showing everything in the photo from the closest object to the farthest object.
2) Light (Angle and Intensity)- how much light there is in the photo. This makes a photo better by letting light be there when it is needed.
3) Shadows- how much shade there is in the photo. Th makes the photo better by letting shade in when ti is needed.
4) Diffusion- how much you leave the subject with enough space. This makes the photo better by seeing the subject there without any distractions.
5) Exposure- how much you expose a photo. This makes the photo better by adding one or meow interesting subjects in the photo.
6) Aperture (F-Stop)- adds dimension to a photograph by blurring a background or brings everything in focus. This makes a photo look better by putting the main subject in focus while everything else is in blur.
7) Shutter Speed-creates by freezing action or blurring motion. This makes a photo look better by showing us a photo that stops time.
8) ISO-the level of sensitivity in the camera available to light. This makes the camera better buy adding the right amount of light to a photo.
1) I would use a telephoto lens to...
shoot something that is far from me, like if I am watching a football game I could use the lens to get a good picture.
2) I would use a prime lens to...
shoot pictures when I'm indoors, for example if there was a big party going on and I needed pictures I would use that type of lens.
3) I would use a wide-angle lens to...
shoot pictures that show a lot of things happening at once in the same place and getting almost all of them, for example if there was a football game and a party happening on the field I could use the wide-angle lens for this situation.
Define each term below, and write a sentence that explains how it relates to taking better photos.
1) Depth of Field (Shallow and Wide)- the including of objects in the foreground, middle ground, and background. This makes the photo better by showing everything in the photo from the closest object to the farthest object.
2) Light (Angle and Intensity)- how much light there is in the photo. This makes a photo better by letting light be there when it is needed.
3) Shadows- how much shade there is in the photo. Th makes the photo better by letting shade in when ti is needed.
4) Diffusion- how much you leave the subject with enough space. This makes the photo better by seeing the subject there without any distractions.
5) Exposure- how much you expose a photo. This makes the photo better by adding one or meow interesting subjects in the photo.
6) Aperture (F-Stop)- adds dimension to a photograph by blurring a background or brings everything in focus. This makes a photo look better by putting the main subject in focus while everything else is in blur.
7) Shutter Speed-creates by freezing action or blurring motion. This makes a photo look better by showing us a photo that stops time.
8) ISO-the level of sensitivity in the camera available to light. This makes the camera better buy adding the right amount of light to a photo.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
7 News Values
North Korea Warns Foreigners in South Korea of Nuclear War
I think that the story of North Koreas nuclear war with South Korea best follows the value of conflict, because the story talks about a nuclear war that could cause the death of thousands.
LINK:http://www.nytimes.com/pages/world/index.html
Person Killed By Train In South Austin
I think that the story of the train killing a person is an Proximity story. I think this is an proximity story because it has happen close yesterday night, just east of Manchaca road.
Brazilian Team Finds New Porcupine Species
I think that the story of the new porcupine species is a human interest story. I think this because this is a new species and it has never been seen before, it is covered in dark brown spines with reddish tips, and it catches our eyes of interest.
UT Officials Continue Investigate Bomb Threat
I think that this story best follows the value of timeliness. I think this because this story was just given out at 10:33 a.m. which makes it new.
Obama Hosts 12 Republican Senators For Dinner
I think that this story is best known as a prominence story. I believe this is a prominence story because it would be more important for the president to host a dinner party than a school teacher hosting a party for children.
One Dead, One Injured in East Austin Shooting
I think the story of the Austin shooting follows the value of impact. This must be impact because this had effected not only the injured and the dead but they also effect their families, friends, cops, and the ones that shoot them.
Studies Of Babies Did Not Disclose Risks, U.S. Finds
I believe this story is a novelty story. I believe this story is a novelty story because these babies are at a risk of blindness and or death.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinday/sets/775271/
1) http://www.flickr.com/photos/kevinday/sets/775271/
2) I saw many pictures of trees hey were all similar but each one had different placement. most of the trees were in door while other trees were in black and white and they look amazing
3) I learned that different placement can effect the photo greatly
4)
2) I saw many pictures of trees hey were all similar but each one had different placement. most of the trees were in door while other trees were in black and white and they look amazing
3) I learned that different placement can effect the photo greatly
4)
Monday, February 11, 2013
Thursday, February 7, 2013
http://digital-photography-school.com/27-black-and-white-landscape-image
1) http://digital-photography-school.com/27-black-and-white-landscape-images
2) I saw different places of the whorl minus anywhere it is cold. But I saw pictures of trees, rain, bodies of water, and mountains. And I think that all photos are to good to pick with one is the best.
3) I learned that there are paces on the earth that we see everyday and we don't appreciate it and that we should appreciate mother nature.
4)
5) a- I picked this photo because it show us the three things that make up earth, sea, land, and sky
b- I see only viewpoint
c- The photo was taken by Dr. Azzacov
2) I saw different places of the whorl minus anywhere it is cold. But I saw pictures of trees, rain, bodies of water, and mountains. And I think that all photos are to good to pick with one is the best.
3) I learned that there are paces on the earth that we see everyday and we don't appreciate it and that we should appreciate mother nature.
4)
b- I see only viewpoint
c- The photo was taken by Dr. Azzacov
http://www.lightstalking.com/storms
1) http://www.lightstalking.com/storms
2) I saw more pictures of dark clouds than I did lighting or storms. But it is still really cool and one thing that makes it cool is that some of these photos are in black and white which makes a cool effect.
3) I learned that lighting looks really cool in black and white.
4)
5) a- I picked this photos because it looks fake but its real and I think there is a bolt of lighting in side the giant cloud which make a cool effect.
b- I see:
-Viewpoint
c- This photograph is called the Cloud of Darkness photographed by Dean Souglass
2) I saw more pictures of dark clouds than I did lighting or storms. But it is still really cool and one thing that makes it cool is that some of these photos are in black and white which makes a cool effect.
3) I learned that lighting looks really cool in black and white.
4)
b- I see:
-Viewpoint
c- This photograph is called the Cloud of Darkness photographed by Dean Souglass
http://gizmodo.com/5969018/the-100-most-astonishing-images-of-2012
1) http://gizmodo.com/5969018/the-100-most-astonishing-images-of-2012
2) This website showed me some of the most astonishing images of 2012, and they are astonishing. Some of these pictures aren't even on Earth, they can be in space, sea, and sky and it is simply unbelievable. Some of my favorite ones are of space, hurricane Isaac, the two soldiers hidden, a man hidden in a panda photo, of fireworks, and the gun underwater.
3) I learned that these photographs can change how you see the world and beyond and open your mind to something else.
4) Here is one of my favorite photos from the link
5) a- I picked this photo because it makes you think where or what this is, I can tell you what this is, this is 35mm of film, but I won't tell you were it is. You would have to go to the link above to find out.
b- I see:
-Rules of thirds
-Lines
-Viewpoint
-And a bunch mergers
c- The photographers were two students at Kingston University named Luke Evans and Josh Lake.
2) This website showed me some of the most astonishing images of 2012, and they are astonishing. Some of these pictures aren't even on Earth, they can be in space, sea, and sky and it is simply unbelievable. Some of my favorite ones are of space, hurricane Isaac, the two soldiers hidden, a man hidden in a panda photo, of fireworks, and the gun underwater.
3) I learned that these photographs can change how you see the world and beyond and open your mind to something else.
4) Here is one of my favorite photos from the link
b- I see:
-Rules of thirds
-Lines
-Viewpoint
-And a bunch mergers
c- The photographers were two students at Kingston University named Luke Evans and Josh Lake.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Magazines Part II
1) Early Magazine Covers-The earliest magazine covers weren't what we have right now, these mid 1700 magazines were much different than what we have now. They tended to only provide the title and publication data in early magazines. Magazine pictures could be seen telling us that they might be saying they are the foundation of pillars , the unifying arch, the source, and fountain, the life, and the instructor of there families
2) The Poster Cover- The dominate magazine field could be found from the 1890's to the 1960's. The poster cover product so many memorable covers. Many outstanding professional illustrators learned their craft from other artistic posters. "There are no cover lines, or themes announced, and the image generally is not covered by a logo." Said Johnson and Prijatel.
3) Pictures Married to Type- These magic whose stunning covers left an imprint during the 20th century. Other magazines relied heavily on cover lines to draw readers inside in a more definite way then the cover of art could accomplish.
4) In The Forest of Words- This type of magazine is irregular, and has many creative byways. There has been a general movement of magazine covers away from the artistic poster cover and go toward covers that have more intense photography with an a amazingly large number of vivid cover lines.
2) The Poster Cover- The dominate magazine field could be found from the 1890's to the 1960's. The poster cover product so many memorable covers. Many outstanding professional illustrators learned their craft from other artistic posters. "There are no cover lines, or themes announced, and the image generally is not covered by a logo." Said Johnson and Prijatel.
3) Pictures Married to Type- These magic whose stunning covers left an imprint during the 20th century. Other magazines relied heavily on cover lines to draw readers inside in a more definite way then the cover of art could accomplish.
4) In The Forest of Words- This type of magazine is irregular, and has many creative byways. There has been a general movement of magazine covers away from the artistic poster cover and go toward covers that have more intense photography with an a amazingly large number of vivid cover lines.
Friday, February 1, 2013
Best Magazine Covers Formal, Informal, Environmental
1- "Is She Just Too Old For This?"- Formal
2-"Steve Jobs 1955-2011"- Formal
3-"The Book of life"-(non-portrait) Informal
4-"Who's Behind The Mask?"-(non-portrait) Informal
5-"William &Catherine: Love Reigns!"- Informal
6-"ElizabethTaylor: Farewell to a Legend"- Formal
7-"Swimsuit 2011"- Formal
8-"Energize your life"-Environmental
9-"The Issue: Hope Solo"- Formal
10-"Is She Just Too Old For This?"- Formal
11-"Make It a Magical Holiday"- environmental
12-"Cleopatra"- Formal
13-"Pride"- Formal
14-"Mila Kunis"-Formal
15-"Grill, Baby, Grill"- Formal
16-"Ryan Gosling"- Formal
17-"Summer Made Easy"- Environmental
18-"The Sandwich Issue"-Environmental
19-"Breakfast"-Environmental
20-"09.11.01"- Environmental
21-"The Children of 9/11"- Formal
22-"Prince William and Kate"- Formal
23-"Arctic Fever"- Environmental
24-"Designing the Perfect Pet"-Environmental
25-"Cats vs. Dogs"-Environmental
26-"Above Yosemite"-Environmental
27-"Best of Sporting Youth"-Environmental
28-"Hope Solo"- Informal
29-"Be Happier This Year"-Environmental
30-"Wild and Wonderful Things"-Informal
31-"The Fashion Issue"- Formal
2-"Steve Jobs 1955-2011"- Formal
3-"The Book of life"-(non-portrait) Informal
4-"Who's Behind The Mask?"-(non-portrait) Informal
5-"William &Catherine: Love Reigns!"- Informal
6-"ElizabethTaylor: Farewell to a Legend"- Formal
7-"Swimsuit 2011"- Formal
8-"Energize your life"-Environmental
9-"The Issue: Hope Solo"- Formal
10-"Is She Just Too Old For This?"- Formal
11-"Make It a Magical Holiday"- environmental
12-"Cleopatra"- Formal
13-"Pride"- Formal
14-"Mila Kunis"-Formal
15-"Grill, Baby, Grill"- Formal
16-"Ryan Gosling"- Formal
17-"Summer Made Easy"- Environmental
18-"The Sandwich Issue"-Environmental
19-"Breakfast"-Environmental
20-"09.11.01"- Environmental
21-"The Children of 9/11"- Formal
22-"Prince William and Kate"- Formal
23-"Arctic Fever"- Environmental
24-"Designing the Perfect Pet"-Environmental
25-"Cats vs. Dogs"-Environmental
26-"Above Yosemite"-Environmental
27-"Best of Sporting Youth"-Environmental
28-"Hope Solo"- Informal
29-"Be Happier This Year"-Environmental
30-"Wild and Wonderful Things"-Informal
31-"The Fashion Issue"- Formal
Magazine Tips
1) Arousing curiosity ( that's to pull the casual glancer in)
2) Never trim a printout, mount it beautifully and display it with its alternates on the finely polished surface of the conference-room table
3) Check out the suggestions about the four types sizes. A magazine is first and foremost a physical product so experiment with is as such to make sure to make the most of its capabilities
4) Gather copies of what your targets might be reading including your competition of course. Mock up an executive's in-box or tabletop arrangement in some way and place yours among them
5) Intellectually stimulating, interesting (thats to promise benefits)
Monday, January 28, 2013
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Choice Sheets
Which publication will you want to join next year, Newspaper, Yearbook, or Commercial Photography?
I don't really know which publication I want to be in, I am conflicted between Newspaper and Yearbook. They both sound fun, and I really do want to be in one of those classes but I don't know which one I should choose. Hopefully next year I get the class that will make me happy, a class that I will love.
Yearbook Spread:
Friday, January 11, 2013
Rules Of Photography And Caption Review II
Vocabulary-
Depth of Field (shallow and wide)-
Light (angel and intensity)- The presence of light
Shadows- The absence of light, they impact photography
Diffusion- softening or blocking of the light, changing the intensity of the light
Exposure- to light, to dark, or perfect to our eyes
Depth of Field (shallow and wide)-
Light (angel and intensity)- The presence of light
Shadows- The absence of light, they impact photography
Diffusion- softening or blocking of the light, changing the intensity of the light
Exposure- to light, to dark, or perfect to our eyes
Aperture (f- stop)- is about the lens, and its how big or small the opening is on the inside, you have complete control over the aperture.
Shutter speed- how fast the camera opens and closes letting light in to the sensor, you have complete control over the shutter speed.
ISO- how sensitive the sensor is to light,you have complete control over the ISO, grain
Types of lenses
Telephoto- zoom it in and get closer
Prime- no zooming, they are small and you can't adjust them
Wide Angle-takes wider photos
shallow = big opening
the smaller the F-stop the more amount of light enters
shutter speed is what it takes to stop action
moving = shutter speed must be higher
not moving = shutter speed must be lower
when you increase ISO more grains will appear
aperture big opening = more light
aperture small opening = less light
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Rules Of Photography And Caption Review
Caption #1
who- President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama
what- Hugging each other, embracing, tight hug, close to each other
where- Airport,Washington D.C. Kennedy International Airport, on the tarmac out by the airplane
when- Monday, November 17th at 11:00 AM
why- They had been separated for 3 weeks while Obama was on the campaign trail trying to get re-elected president of the United States
how-
background- President Obama tripped and fell on his way into the terminal and hit his head hard enough that the medical team nearby had to come out to help him
sentence #1
President Barack Obama embraces his wife Micelle at the Kennedy International Airport after returning home from a trip to Ohio where he was stumping for re-election.
sentence #2
The President, while on his way to the terminal tripped and fell requiring medical intention for a cut on his left cheek.
Caption Head
Tripping his way to he Presidency
Caption #2
who- PSY, the famous singer
what- Performing at a concert on a crane
where- He is performing at a concert in Hong Kong
when- Wednesday ,October 20th at 9:00 PM, just finishing his song Gangdom Style
why- PSY is sharing his music to the people of Hong Kong and for every body who is watching this on T.V.
how- He is using his voice and a microphone to make his music heard
background- PSY wanted to show off so he jumps upend down on the crane and fell onto the floor and was rushed in to the hospital to fix his broken foot
sentence #1
The famous singer, PSY is performing in Hong Kong so he could share his music to all the people in Hong Kong and all the people who are watching him on TV.
sentence #2
PSY, being the famous performer that he is, he does a backflip and instead of paying attention to crane he jumps up and down and falls off and is rushed to the hospital to fix his broken foot
Caption head
Jumping to the audience during performance
Caption #3
who- Former President Bill Clinton
what- Bill is giving his congrats to President Obama for winning the election
where- Washington D.C. U.S.
when- Monday, December 24th at 10:35 AM
why- He is showing his appreciation to Obama and giving him support so he could show him he is there for the president
how- Bill Clinton is using cameras and a microphone
background- After his speech to Obama, Bill steps of the stage and slips on a banana peel and falls to the floor, causing him to get amnesia and wondering what is he doing there
sentence #1
Former President, Bill Clinton is congratulating and showing his appreciation for newly re-elected President Obama in Washington D.C.
sentence #2
After Bill is done using the cameras he steps off the stage and slips onto a banana causing him to have amnesia and making him forget where he is.
Caption head
Speeches given to support and a banana
who- President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama
what- Hugging each other, embracing, tight hug, close to each other
where- Airport,Washington D.C. Kennedy International Airport, on the tarmac out by the airplane
when- Monday, November 17th at 11:00 AM
why- They had been separated for 3 weeks while Obama was on the campaign trail trying to get re-elected president of the United States
how-
background- President Obama tripped and fell on his way into the terminal and hit his head hard enough that the medical team nearby had to come out to help him
sentence #1
President Barack Obama embraces his wife Micelle at the Kennedy International Airport after returning home from a trip to Ohio where he was stumping for re-election.
sentence #2
The President, while on his way to the terminal tripped and fell requiring medical intention for a cut on his left cheek.
Caption Head
Tripping his way to he Presidency
Caption #2
who- PSY, the famous singer
what- Performing at a concert on a crane
where- He is performing at a concert in Hong Kong
when- Wednesday ,October 20th at 9:00 PM, just finishing his song Gangdom Style
why- PSY is sharing his music to the people of Hong Kong and for every body who is watching this on T.V.
how- He is using his voice and a microphone to make his music heard
background- PSY wanted to show off so he jumps upend down on the crane and fell onto the floor and was rushed in to the hospital to fix his broken foot
sentence #1
The famous singer, PSY is performing in Hong Kong so he could share his music to all the people in Hong Kong and all the people who are watching him on TV.
sentence #2
PSY, being the famous performer that he is, he does a backflip and instead of paying attention to crane he jumps up and down and falls off and is rushed to the hospital to fix his broken foot
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Jumping to the audience during performance
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who- Former President Bill Clinton
what- Bill is giving his congrats to President Obama for winning the election
where- Washington D.C. U.S.
when- Monday, December 24th at 10:35 AM
why- He is showing his appreciation to Obama and giving him support so he could show him he is there for the president
how- Bill Clinton is using cameras and a microphone
background- After his speech to Obama, Bill steps of the stage and slips on a banana peel and falls to the floor, causing him to get amnesia and wondering what is he doing there
sentence #1
Former President, Bill Clinton is congratulating and showing his appreciation for newly re-elected President Obama in Washington D.C.
sentence #2
After Bill is done using the cameras he steps off the stage and slips onto a banana causing him to have amnesia and making him forget where he is.
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Speeches given to support and a banana
Monday, January 7, 2013
Welcome Back
PART 1
PHOTOS OF 2012
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PART 2
INTERESTING THINGS
1) What was the best song in 2012?
My favorite song of 2012 is Katy Perry's "Part Of Me"
2) What was the best Movie of 2012?
My favorite movie of 2012 is "Wrath Of The Titans"
3) What was the most important news story of the year?
The most important story of 2012 was Hurricane Sandy
4) Who is the most important person of 2012?
The most important person of 2012 is the first lady "Michelle Obama"
5) What was the biggest sports OR entertainment story OR sports/entertainment Person of 2012?
My favorite entertainment story is that the calendar was wrong now people can stop saying the world is gonna end.
PART 3
HOW WAS YOUR HOLIDAY
1) I remember when I opened my first present of 2012 it was a star theatre pro and now i could sleep under the stars every night
2) I don't have any
3) The school year
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