After I graduate, I plan to go to Highland for a year because of my math and science sholarship. My second year I will transfer back to Washburn. My first goal for this summer will be to find a house so that I can move to Highland. The first thing I need to do to find a house is have a steady job this summer, which I do, and make enough money to start out making payments until I find another job in Highland. I want to make it on my own and be an independent adult. I will eventually move back home after my first year of college, but it's not because I won't be able to make it on my own, but that my house is close to Washburn. Also my mom is kind of sad that I'm going to move out.
My second goal is to decide what I really want to do. I have two choices, radiology or ultrasound. I will probably go with ultrasound because I already do that now where I work and there is more money in it. Each one of these degrees has a two year program. I'm really happy about that because I won't have to be in school so long, and I can graduate and start making money and not be in so much debt. I don't want to move out of state and I want to find a job probably in Topeka so that I can be close to my family.
So that leaves me with my last goal which is to find a job that I enjoy and make enough money to do what I want. I'm not so worried about being really rich, just making enough so that I can do what I want and be able to make it on my own. I want to show my parents that I will be responsible enough to make it to class everyday, live on my own, and have a job that I like to do. I want to graduate college so that I can be the first one in my family to say that. I want to have a good background when I find a job and a college degree is the best way to do that.
I know technology will help me during college because I will be able to use the computer for studying and research. It will also help me in the medical field because almost every job in that field needs the use of some sort of technology. I probably won't need the use of a blogger anymore, but I'm glad I got to find out what it was like during high school.
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
Stan Meyer
There is not much known about Stan Meyer unless you research him. He invented a water electorlyzer which breaks down hydrogen and oxygen atoms from a water molecule into gas respectively, and then are sent into modified fuel injectors. The emmision from the gas is only water vapor which he could recycle or just let it go into the atmosphere www.autobloggreen.com/2007/05/29/conspiracy-stan-meyer-and-the-mysterious-elusive-.
What made the water cell so efficient is that when the atoms of the water molecule, hydrogen and oxygen, are broken down and oxidized, it is two and one half times more powerful than gasoline. Also there is more energy being put out than energy that has to be put in. http://www.thelastoutpost.com/site/1167/default.aspx
On March 27, 1988 Stan Meyer was poisoned and died. He was only 57 years old. After his death, his twin brother Steve Meyer continued Stan's research on the water powered car. Steve also had many accomplishments during his life. He redesigned a jet engine for the Air Force, and also saved a nuclear reactor from melting down. Now he is continuing Stan's water-car that could reduce the dependence on foreign oil and reduce the effects of global warming.
http://www.waterfuelcell.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=110
I personally like the idea of having a water powered car, because we would be saving so much more money than buying gas, considering gas prices keep rising. We would also, supposedly, be slowing the effects of global warming (for those of you who believe in it). I do think that there is another source of fuel that we can use but it just isn't going to be released until we use all the oil because that is money going to the government.
What made the water cell so efficient is that when the atoms of the water molecule, hydrogen and oxygen, are broken down and oxidized, it is two and one half times more powerful than gasoline. Also there is more energy being put out than energy that has to be put in. http://www.thelastoutpost.com/site/1167/default.aspx
On March 27, 1988 Stan Meyer was poisoned and died. He was only 57 years old. After his death, his twin brother Steve Meyer continued Stan's research on the water powered car. Steve also had many accomplishments during his life. He redesigned a jet engine for the Air Force, and also saved a nuclear reactor from melting down. Now he is continuing Stan's water-car that could reduce the dependence on foreign oil and reduce the effects of global warming.
http://www.waterfuelcell.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=110
I personally like the idea of having a water powered car, because we would be saving so much more money than buying gas, considering gas prices keep rising. We would also, supposedly, be slowing the effects of global warming (for those of you who believe in it). I do think that there is another source of fuel that we can use but it just isn't going to be released until we use all the oil because that is money going to the government.
Monday, April 21, 2008
cop saves woman from python
At an Oregon pet shop, the woman who was working, was attacked by a python while showing it off to customers. While the snake had bitten her arm, it started to wrap around her arm trying to get her on the ground. As people tried to keep the snake away from her neck and the rest of her body, the cops were called. When the cop arrived with his knife, he was asked not to kill it because of how expensive it was. Instead he pried its mouth from her arm with the help of two responders from the local fire department. The snake was finally released from her arm, and the woman suffered puncture wounds but other than that she was fine.
Monday, April 7, 2008
germany

This past fall i went to Bebra, Germany for two weeks. I went with 15 other students and two teachers. While we were there, we went to school with our hosts and followed them around from class to class. It would have helped if we had German offered as a foreign language because just sitting there not knowing what was going on got kind of boring. We only went to school for 4 days, and took field trips the rest of the time. We went shopping and sight seeing. At night there were a lot of parties that we could go to and they were pretty fun. There were a lot of younger kids running around drunk with their parents just because they could drink and it wasn't really that big of a deal. On the last night we were there, all the host families and American's went to a castle where we had dinner. The whole trip was a lot of fun, and anyone who gets a chance to go should go.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
internet safety
http://www.wiredsafety.org/internet101/blogs.html
When Mrs. Esser came in to our internet topics class, she gave us a presentation about internet safety and how to protect yourself. Most people don't take internet safety seriously and put their names, addresses, phone numbers, and other personal identification on the internet for anyone to see. There are web sites that people join to find other people, and those sites encourage putting all your information on the internet. There are online predators and hackers that can find your information. Some banks have online banking and you have to make sure that you completely log out of your username or anyone can access your account.
The website i found is www.wiredsafety.org. It was created by Parry Aftab. She is a corporate and cyberspace lawyer and an internet enthusiast. She also has children so web safety is probably very important to her for her children. She is part of the cyber law enforcement organization. They investigate cyber crime and train other enforcement agents. Their main cases include child pornography, cyberstalkers and missing children, and cyberscams and fraud. The website includes help for parents, cyber victims, child pornography, cyberdating, scams and frauds, and information about IM and SMS text messaging. When help is needed, you can report cybercrime, get live help, an interactive forum, internet 101, and Ask Parry. You can take polls and surveys, subscribe to newsletters, keep up on the latest protection, and you can also make donations towards the site. You can find the signs to see if your child could be a cyberbully, or are victims of cyberbullying. There is also information about downloading music. Teenangels are a part of this website. They are a group of 13-18 year old kids who are specially trained by local law enforcement. Once they have recieved full training, they run special groups in schools and communities spreading the word about being safe and responsible on the internet. Parry Aftab was the founder of this group in 1990.
At wiredsafety, the world's largest on-line safety and support group web site, there are videos for parents, teens, and children to watch about internet safety. These videos can be brought to your school by a wiredsafety representative as part of a special web safety demonstration.
There are different groups within wiredsafety. They include; Teenangels, Wired Kids, Cyber Law Enforcement, Stop Cyber Bullying, Internet Super Heroes, and Wired Moms.
This site is a good site for any parent or kid that is on the internet frequently and that do not have safe habits on the internet. The parents can watch tutorials, videos, get live help, see that their son or daughter could be a victim or a cyberbully. Kids and teens can visit this website to see that predators are actully out there and if they are being cyberbullied they can get help if they don't want to remain anonymous about being bullied. Everyone should take internet safety seriously and know that it happens everyday. This is a good website and the world's largest online help. If you are on the internet all the time, you can just type this web site in and take a visit. It may help you or prevent anything bad from happening.
When Mrs. Esser came in to our internet topics class, she gave us a presentation about internet safety and how to protect yourself. Most people don't take internet safety seriously and put their names, addresses, phone numbers, and other personal identification on the internet for anyone to see. There are web sites that people join to find other people, and those sites encourage putting all your information on the internet. There are online predators and hackers that can find your information. Some banks have online banking and you have to make sure that you completely log out of your username or anyone can access your account.
The website i found is www.wiredsafety.org. It was created by Parry Aftab. She is a corporate and cyberspace lawyer and an internet enthusiast. She also has children so web safety is probably very important to her for her children. She is part of the cyber law enforcement organization. They investigate cyber crime and train other enforcement agents. Their main cases include child pornography, cyberstalkers and missing children, and cyberscams and fraud. The website includes help for parents, cyber victims, child pornography, cyberdating, scams and frauds, and information about IM and SMS text messaging. When help is needed, you can report cybercrime, get live help, an interactive forum, internet 101, and Ask Parry. You can take polls and surveys, subscribe to newsletters, keep up on the latest protection, and you can also make donations towards the site. You can find the signs to see if your child could be a cyberbully, or are victims of cyberbullying. There is also information about downloading music. Teenangels are a part of this website. They are a group of 13-18 year old kids who are specially trained by local law enforcement. Once they have recieved full training, they run special groups in schools and communities spreading the word about being safe and responsible on the internet. Parry Aftab was the founder of this group in 1990.
At wiredsafety, the world's largest on-line safety and support group web site, there are videos for parents, teens, and children to watch about internet safety. These videos can be brought to your school by a wiredsafety representative as part of a special web safety demonstration.
There are different groups within wiredsafety. They include; Teenangels, Wired Kids, Cyber Law Enforcement, Stop Cyber Bullying, Internet Super Heroes, and Wired Moms.
This site is a good site for any parent or kid that is on the internet frequently and that do not have safe habits on the internet. The parents can watch tutorials, videos, get live help, see that their son or daughter could be a victim or a cyberbully. Kids and teens can visit this website to see that predators are actully out there and if they are being cyberbullied they can get help if they don't want to remain anonymous about being bullied. Everyone should take internet safety seriously and know that it happens everyday. This is a good website and the world's largest online help. If you are on the internet all the time, you can just type this web site in and take a visit. It may help you or prevent anything bad from happening.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
YAHOO
http://www.yahoo.com/
this is the web site i use to check up on current events, music, and my e-mail.
this is the web site i use to check up on current events, music, and my e-mail.
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