Student Success Statement
"Right is right only when entire"
Victor Hugo
What Hugo is trying to say by having the quote " Right is right only when entire" is that you can only be choosing the right if you are committing yourself to do nothing but the right. For example if you go home late and you tell your mom part of the truth and part a lie then you are not doing the right thing because you are using 50% 50%. It's like if you were to contract a man to build your house and be only builds half of it correctly and the other half not so good and of course you will be upset and odds are that your house will crumble down because the structure was not build correct. You can only choose the right by sticking to the truth all the way with no lies or any other bad things.
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Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Monday, February 9, 2015
Student Success Statement
" In life as in football, you won't go far, unless you know where goalposts are"
Arnold H. Glasgow
Life is life a football game. You want to try and get to the goal posts to make a touchdown but it won't be something easy because you are going to have the opposing teach trying to stop you from making a touchdown. It's just like life; people are going to try and stop you from creating anything and achieving your goals they're going to do whatever it's possible to see you fail. But even though there are going to be many difficulties trying to get past them and do a touchdown as long as you know where is the goal post you will make it because you will know your destination. You know exactly where you have to aim all you need to do is find a way to get there.
" In life as in football, you won't go far, unless you know where goalposts are"
Arnold H. Glasgow
Life is life a football game. You want to try and get to the goal posts to make a touchdown but it won't be something easy because you are going to have the opposing teach trying to stop you from making a touchdown. It's just like life; people are going to try and stop you from creating anything and achieving your goals they're going to do whatever it's possible to see you fail. But even though there are going to be many difficulties trying to get past them and do a touchdown as long as you know where is the goal post you will make it because you will know your destination. You know exactly where you have to aim all you need to do is find a way to get there.
History of Basketball
Who invented Basketball? James Naismith was a Canadian American sports coach and innovator.
Where? In Canada
When? He invented the sport in 1891
How? He took a soccer ball and a peach basket into the gym and invented basketball. In 1893, James Naismith replaced the peach basket with iron hoops and a hammock-style basket. Ten years later came the open-ended nets of today.
Why? James Naismith invented Basketball because they needed a sport to play indoors for the winter because it was too cold to play baseball or football outside.
What were the circumstances at the beginning? The circumstances were that instead of a basketball they used a soccer ball. Instead of shooting at two hoops, the goals were a pair of peach baskets.
What was it like at the start? At the start students did seem to have much interest and they seemed to have a hard time trying to get used to the rules because most of them would just ran around with the ball.
What type of shots were taken? Modern basketball, the original rules did not include what is known today as the dribble. Since the ball could only be moved up the court via a pass early players tossed the ball over their heads as they ran up court. Also, following each "goal" a jump ball was taken in the middle of the court. Both practices are obsolete in the rules of modern basketball.

How is basketball different today than when it first started? Before was more of a finesse game, now is much more physical and grueling since the goal is to make the more easy close range shots that you can. Now the average height of the players is a minimum of 6'3 in many cases. In the past someone 6'3 was considered a big man of at least a forward. The skill level of players today is off the charts and that's the reason why I think many players are so underrated because to shine in a league today with so many talent is just too difficult as well as winning a Championship.
Who invented Basketball? James Naismith was a Canadian American sports coach and innovator.
Where? In Canada
When? He invented the sport in 1891
How? He took a soccer ball and a peach basket into the gym and invented basketball. In 1893, James Naismith replaced the peach basket with iron hoops and a hammock-style basket. Ten years later came the open-ended nets of today.Why? James Naismith invented Basketball because they needed a sport to play indoors for the winter because it was too cold to play baseball or football outside.
What were the circumstances at the beginning? The circumstances were that instead of a basketball they used a soccer ball. Instead of shooting at two hoops, the goals were a pair of peach baskets.
What was it like at the start? At the start students did seem to have much interest and they seemed to have a hard time trying to get used to the rules because most of them would just ran around with the ball.
What type of shots were taken? Modern basketball, the original rules did not include what is known today as the dribble. Since the ball could only be moved up the court via a pass early players tossed the ball over their heads as they ran up court. Also, following each "goal" a jump ball was taken in the middle of the court. Both practices are obsolete in the rules of modern basketball.

How is basketball different today than when it first started? Before was more of a finesse game, now is much more physical and grueling since the goal is to make the more easy close range shots that you can. Now the average height of the players is a minimum of 6'3 in many cases. In the past someone 6'3 was considered a big man of at least a forward. The skill level of players today is off the charts and that's the reason why I think many players are so underrated because to shine in a league today with so many talent is just too difficult as well as winning a Championship.
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Thursday, February 5, 2015
Fifteen Year old CTR
Tana had just lost her husband, she went to the cemetery to visit her him because he had only two weeks of passing away. Even though that she had just lost someone so special to her an older man didn't seem to care because he stole her purse that had $700. How can a man be heartless to an older lady and do that do her? Gratefully he eventually got caught by the cops and his face was showed in the news. So his son christian saw that his father had once again committed a big crime and realized that maybe the money he had gave him for his band trip was probably the money that he had stolen from the old lady. Christian had a big heart contacted the lady and apologized for what his father had done and even though he wanted to go to the camping trip he gave back the money to her because he knew that was the right thing to do. But as always when you do good, good things come back to you; the lady told him to keep it. It's a nice feeling to know that even though your parents, friends or other family members are choosing the wrong but that kids are seeing that that's not the way to go. As how christian said " just because your parents are a certain way that does not mean you will turn out and have to be like them". At the end of the day Christian was able to walk home feeling nothing but happiness in his heart for letting the old lady know that there are still good people out there. Always do the right thing and never let other people choose that for you.
Student Success Statement
" Only those live who do good"
Count Leo Tolstoy
Have you ever done something nice for someone and then later on felt good about it? Well believe it or not that living. When ever you do something bad you might have a good feeling in the beginning but afterwards you start feeling guilty and sad and that's only because you soul knows those are not the right things to do. Doing good things in life only bring positive and good feelings. Those people that do good are the once that live because what other reason are you here in this world. If life it's is already a challenge and there are so many people out there that need help by you making that one step in helping them it's already making a change for the next generation. You can only live a happy and peaceful life when you know you have done good in your life.
" Only those live who do good"
Count Leo Tolstoy
Have you ever done something nice for someone and then later on felt good about it? Well believe it or not that living. When ever you do something bad you might have a good feeling in the beginning but afterwards you start feeling guilty and sad and that's only because you soul knows those are not the right things to do. Doing good things in life only bring positive and good feelings. Those people that do good are the once that live because what other reason are you here in this world. If life it's is already a challenge and there are so many people out there that need help by you making that one step in helping them it's already making a change for the next generation. You can only live a happy and peaceful life when you know you have done good in your life.
Veterinarian
Duties and Responsibilities:Veterinarians diagnose and treat sick or injured animals by providing medical care that includes performing surgery, prescribing medication, dressing wounds, and setting bones.There are many different types of veterinarians, each with their own areas of expertise.
Salary:$13K- $107K
Education: You will need to attend an accredited college of veterinary medicine and earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. There are currently only 28 accredited colleges that offer veterinary medicine programs. With such a short supply of schools, getting accepted can be extremely competitive.Though it isn't always required, most people get a bachelor's degree before they apply to a veterinary medicine program. Veterinarians come from many different academic backgrounds, but most concentrate heavily in science. Biology, chemistry, zoology, and anatomy all have real life applications for veterinarians, and are often required by veterinary medicine schools.
Reflection: If I were to have the opportunity working with animals I would do it. This career believe it or not can bring you man different experiences. Working with all kinds of animals and healing them is something I know I would enjoy doing. But if I were to pick this career path I would want to work in the Zoo because they're so much more animals there then only cats and dogs. Even though I'm interest in english and politics who does not like animals. This career job I wouldn't mind doing.
Duties and Responsibilities:Veterinarians diagnose and treat sick or injured animals by providing medical care that includes performing surgery, prescribing medication, dressing wounds, and setting bones.There are many different types of veterinarians, each with their own areas of expertise.
Salary:$13K- $107K
Education: You will need to attend an accredited college of veterinary medicine and earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. There are currently only 28 accredited colleges that offer veterinary medicine programs. With such a short supply of schools, getting accepted can be extremely competitive.Though it isn't always required, most people get a bachelor's degree before they apply to a veterinary medicine program. Veterinarians come from many different academic backgrounds, but most concentrate heavily in science. Biology, chemistry, zoology, and anatomy all have real life applications for veterinarians, and are often required by veterinary medicine schools.
Reflection: If I were to have the opportunity working with animals I would do it. This career believe it or not can bring you man different experiences. Working with all kinds of animals and healing them is something I know I would enjoy doing. But if I were to pick this career path I would want to work in the Zoo because they're so much more animals there then only cats and dogs. Even though I'm interest in english and politics who does not like animals. This career job I wouldn't mind doing.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
Western Medicine Doctor
Duties and Responsibilities: the term used to describe the treatment of medical conditions with medications, by doctors, nurses and other conventional healthcare providers who employ methods developed according to Western medical and scientific traditions. Other names for Western medicine include traditional medicine or allopathic medicine. It differs from Eastern, or alternative, medicine, in its approach to treatment, which relies heavily upon industrially produced medications and a strict adherence to the formal scientific process. Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine see patients, prescribe medications, perform surgeries, and deliver babies in hospitals, medical centers, and offices across the United States and overseas.
Salary: $100,000-$300,000
Education:Their basic and clinical medical training, Osteopathic physicians receive training in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. That is, in addition to their basic science and clinical training, DOs are additionally able to use their hands to diagnose and treat injury and illness and encourage the body's natural tendency toward good health. OMM enables physicians to treat their patients with the appropriate combination of medical procedures, medication, AND manipulation. This form of treatment can often result in immediate relief and/or increased speed of healing. Visit the American Osteopathic Association to read how DOs have made a significant difference in the lives of patients who thought they had run out of options.
Reflection: Studying in this type of field seems important. Being able to study the person to see what might be wrong with them so you can be able to give them the medication they need seems like I job I would love to do.
Duties and Responsibilities: the term used to describe the treatment of medical conditions with medications, by doctors, nurses and other conventional healthcare providers who employ methods developed according to Western medical and scientific traditions. Other names for Western medicine include traditional medicine or allopathic medicine. It differs from Eastern, or alternative, medicine, in its approach to treatment, which relies heavily upon industrially produced medications and a strict adherence to the formal scientific process. Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine see patients, prescribe medications, perform surgeries, and deliver babies in hospitals, medical centers, and offices across the United States and overseas.
Salary: $100,000-$300,000
Education:Their basic and clinical medical training, Osteopathic physicians receive training in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. That is, in addition to their basic science and clinical training, DOs are additionally able to use their hands to diagnose and treat injury and illness and encourage the body's natural tendency toward good health. OMM enables physicians to treat their patients with the appropriate combination of medical procedures, medication, AND manipulation. This form of treatment can often result in immediate relief and/or increased speed of healing. Visit the American Osteopathic Association to read how DOs have made a significant difference in the lives of patients who thought they had run out of options.
Reflection: Studying in this type of field seems important. Being able to study the person to see what might be wrong with them so you can be able to give them the medication they need seems like I job I would love to do.
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