Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Student Success Statement Peter Vidmar



Student Success Statement 
"Don't sacrifice what you want most for what you want now. Write down what you want most and see it often." 
Peter Vidmar
Reflection: This quote relates to what we are doing my my new media class. In my new media class, we have written 100+ goals on our life-planning notebooks so we could read them everyday for 2 minutes because it makes a difference. When we read them often we are going to try to achieve them and they will become real to us. We shouldn't sacrifice something we worked so hard for and want the most for something that we want now and just gives us a little bit of pleasure. That's why we have to write down what we want the most.


Wednesday, October 15, 2014

Student Success Statement Proverbs 22:1



Student Success Statement 
"A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches."
Proverbs 22:1
Reflection: What the quote is trying to say is that even though you have great riches that doesn't mean you have a great name. You could be rich and have a bad name or be poor and have a good name It all depends on how you act and having a good name is better than great riches because a lot more people will like you and you'll be able to have real friends.

Monday, October 13, 2014

Student Success Statement Mike Kryzyzewski

Student Success Statement 
" A good name is better than anything you can achieve in this life."
Coach K 
Mike Kryzyzewski 
Reflection: A lot of people now in days don't have a good name. Some are known for the bad crimes they have committed or the way their attitude is like. You might achieve awards and trophies and a lot of other stuff but if you don't have a good name what good does it do to have all those accomplishments. You could have a good name if you choose the right, be kind, humble, spiritual, friendly and many more qualities.
 

Columbus Day

Columbus Day              

  
Christopher Columbus was not born rich instead he was the son of a wool merchant. He was able to get a job in a merchant ship, which was attacked leading to the sinking of the boat. Columbus survived and floated back home where he decided study mathematics, astronomy, cartography and navigation. He wanted to go in his first voyage because he wanted riches and fame.   In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed in the Atlantic Ocean, where he stumbled upon the Americas. He wanted to find a faster route to Asia instead of going around Africa. In the same year, he landed in the Bahamas. Because of the trips he took to the Americas he was able to pave the way for European Exploration. This led to many Europeans and other people going to the Americas to try to explore what they called the “New World.” No, Christopher Columbus did not “discover” the Americas because there is evidence that people years before him, had traveled there. Also there were many people already living there at the time. But as said before because of his travels he was able to pave the way for exploration and exploitation. People celebrate Columbus Day because they are celebrating Columbus’s voyage during the colonial period. Others celebrate it because of his landing to the “New World”.  And others celebrate it because of their heritage. They are also many others that celebrate it for different reasons, but there are some that want the holiday to be taken out.
Reflection: My thoughts and feeling about this is that I don't celebrate any holidays so holidays like this one are not really important to me.

Thursday, October 9, 2014

Student Success Statement Noemi Trigueros

Student Success Statement 
" A CTR champion is a person who makes a great human out of himself." 
Noemi Trigueros
Reflection: This quote is trying to say that a person that is always or most of the time choosing the right makes the person a great human. A CTR champion is a champion that has achieved doing the right thing and not choosing the wrong. We might mistakes but that's okay we are all imperfect but we have to try to make good decisions and try to do what's right.  

Executive Chef



Executive Chef
Duties and Responsibilities: An executive chef guides and supervises the operations of the kitchen, including menu development, inventory and purchasing of supplies, and cost control. They also generate and bring up to date menus to maximize profit and minimize loss. They also experiment and cultivate recipes. Finally, along with many more things they do, they monitor customers’ satisfaction.
Salary: The annual median salary for an executive chef is $66,852.
Education: Executive chefs require a bachelor’s degree in the area of specialty and at least 7 years in the field or in a related area. They also are required to have an understanding of federal, state, and local sanitation regulations.
Reflection: I think I would like to be an executive chef because I really like making something that can be good and filled with creativity just like my drawings. Food is art. I want to know how to make that art, because not only does it look good but it tastes good. I would also be one because I will have the liberty to create whatever I want and develop different kinds of recipes that I can love and represent myself. 

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Chinese (Oriental) Medicine



Chinese (Oriental) Medicine
Duties and Responsibilities:  An oriental medicine practitioner gives treatments to patients to identify a pattern of energetic imbalance within patient. It also redresses that disagreement through a variation of therapies.  Some types of therapies may include acupuncture needling, cupping, acupressure, and other exercises like the tai ji and qi gong, and Chinese herbal preparations.
Salary: The annual median salary for Chinese medicine clinicians is $46,653.
Education: Four years of training for oriental medicine programs are required as well as a master degree. Also you are mandatory to be licensed in order to practice it.

Reflection: I don’t think I want to be a Chinese Oriental Medicine practitioner because I don’t want to have a career in medicine. A lot of people want that path of life but I want career with creativity where I can make art with my hands, feet, or mouth.