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Friday, May 29, 2009
What I learn
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
magazine reflection
1. Overall, when you think about the big picture of your writing, what improved? How did it get better? Why? My intro have change a lot by being critique. For example this the first daft I did "This semester I am working as an intern at Maritime Museum of San Diego under Kevin Sheehan. Sheehan is the manager of the Museum, which is the only museum in
I learn that I can come up with some ideas to make an article but also learn that can spelling can get in the way. For this project I learn about how to write for an audience.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Reflection
Everything went well getting the daft done and take step to trying to finish. The research went well
3. What other examples of work—student and professional—stood out as exemplary and served as a good model for your own work? I got some idea from New York Time and cnn.com using interview having in information
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Obama & Socialism
A socialist is a person who believes that a government should help citizens have food, a place to live, clothes, education and health care. They believe that government should help poor people by paying for what they need.
In my eyes, Obama is socialist because wants to help people that are in need of better health care and goods. And he believes that our taxes should be going to places that need more, not to just spend the stuff that U.S.A doesn't need. The taxes should be going to school, land, factories and hospitals. In some ways he is not a socialist becuase he is okay with people making profit for themselves.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Photo Essay
Caption1: Over the years the Star of India has been the oldest active ship has changed from an active sailing vessel to a museum piece. Even the name of the ship has changed. When she was built in 1863, she was named Euterpe. When she was purchased by Alaska Packers in 1906 she was renamed Star of India. The Alaska packers are canned salmon manufacturers based in San Francisco.
Caption 2: The Star of India has been used for many purposes. Originally, she carried English immigrants. These uniforms were worn by the crew of twenty or more who would sail her from England to India, and later Australia and New Zealand. Later she was used for fishing. Early in the twentieth century she sailed regularly from San Francisco to Alaska carrying fishermen.
Caption3: In the 1920s she was brought to San Diego. In the 1950s there was a caretaker who lived on board and also sea cadets who spent time there. It wasn’t until the 1960s that she became restored.
Caption 4: Today she sails almost every November, with a captain, first mate, and volunteer crew. It must be awesome to see this giant wind powered ship out at sea because today ships are powered by engines. Every November people come from around the world to witness this event.
Caption 5: She is used as a place to display museum items and also tell the story of sailing ships. The guns on display remind us of a time when the sea was a dangerous place. The crew of the ship had to defend themselves against pirates and navy ships from other countries.
Caption 6: There are about 40 full and part time staff members on board. Is Kevin Sheehan his is liberty and collection. His job is almost like captain of the ship he makes sure everything is run smoothly.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Internship immersion
In class we are learn about the history of American from the past slavery and President. In my Internship their is a lot of history of the ship that people use before cars were use. also they have old navy ship. If feel that I'm learn at Internship about the history of ship.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Immersion
2. My concerned is how this project going turn out if this going to help me in the future and use the skill I’m learning. My intern doesn’t cause that much stress and that good