Tuesday, March 29, 2011
British and Their Ethnocentric Views on The First Australians
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Solo Duet Performance Julius Caesar
In act 1 scene three lines 41-130, in a stormy night, Casca meets Cassisus and explain to cassius that there have been bad omens happening lately. Casca is scared of this as he is supposed to fear the Gods, cassius who is not afraid, tells casca that these are signs that all these omens are signs from the Gods that there might be foreshadowing that something bad might happen, and Cassius says that it is to one man, that is Caesar.
This passage foreshadows the events that would lead to the decision whether Caesar shall live and reign a reign of dictatorship, or die and let the Romans live freely, as to what Cassius refers to. The significance of this is to let the readers know what is coming into aspect here. This passage was the start of the conspiracy where Cassius must make ‘wrong’s’ into ‘rights’, this is where the decision was made to include Brutus in their plan as he “sits high in all the Romans hearts”.
“CASSIUS |
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Learning Profiles
I learn best when moving around the classroom, and by viewing the big picture instead of focusing on the little details in the picture. Also I focus on the whole part of a situation, like what happened, instead of focusing on the little details of the situation. I need to move while receiving data mentally, with minimal auditory charge. I need quiet time alone, to create new ideas, and I especially need quiet time alone when under stress to relax and regain control of my systems. Some of the strategies the would help me in my learning would be to sit at the back of the class so when I feel that I need to get up to process the data that the teacher is saying properly, I would get up and walk around the back of the classroom without disturbing anyone else. I would like my teachers to know that I am better at performing, anything verbally instead of writing down, I get stressed when I have to write an answer down on a paper when I know the answer in my head, when I find it easier for me to say it.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Art Reflecting Society In the Renaissance
On January 16th, 1632 a body was dissected by Dr. Nicolaes Tulp. It was painted, and was called “The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp”, an oil painting on canvas. This painting was created by a man called Rembrandt. This painting was a reflection to society, by telling us that people in the Renaissance were eager to learn more about life, and the human body. In the painting you can see people in the background observing the body. There are even a few people in the background taking notes on what is happening in that time. This painting tells us that there were many people interested in finding facts about life. They did this to fulfil their knowledge about living figures, and its surroundings. Doctor Tulp broke the rules of the church, as these surgeons were only aloud one dissection a year, and that only of an animal. People in the Renaissance were very confident in themselves to find out new things about the world, including, the life forms living in it, and the people, would even break certain rules to do so.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
The Driving Forces of The Renaissance
Sunday, May 30, 2010
I Believe
Happiness, a feeling, that makes us feel joy inside us. A feeling that makes us feel we can do anything in the world, but… there are many ways to retrieve happiness. Many people say that money can’t buy happiness, well I say “Why not”. If you buy something that makes you smile, for example a comedy movie, and you laugh at the movie that brings you happiness.
An old man and his wife are losing their dear son. He is in the hospital. He suffered from cancer, but the parents payed a lot of money to the hospital to cure their son. So in the end the child wakes up and the family is able to see their son again, through the great workmanship of the doctors, but this all had to be payed for. So in the end the mother and father of the child were so happy. The fine facilities and technology used to cure their beloved son were all through money. What brought this family back together, to let their son see the light of day again, to let him live, and lead an extraordinary life, was afforded it. These people had the money to cure their son of a disastrous disease, thus giving money to the hospital, to making them try their hardest into fixing their son, resulting into happiness for the family, as their son was finally cured.
On the Malaysian holiday, Hari Raya, my dad, my brothers, my uncles, and I, go to the mosque to pray. After praying, when walking to our car we see beggars who are begging for food, some of these beggars have no legs, no family; some are even children, who are alone. So my father, when he sees this he will give money to them and after that, the beggars will buy themselves food, in order to make them happy.
When we were in Penang, we were staying in a great hotel, with a pool and a water slide. So we went out to eat Nasi Malayu which just means Malay food, this restaurant which has Nasi Melayu is not a five star restaurant with air condition or fine marble tables. So we eat the delicious food, and my dad spots a poor person who has no money or home, who is probably starving standing outside the restaurant begging for some food. So my dad, being as kind as he is, buys that poor old man food, and not standard food, my dad buys him a mountain full of rice and put on gravy like that mountain of rice is having an avalanche. That beggar is so grateful to my dad, and is happy that my dad had bought the food for him.
Money can by happiness to a certain extent. Sometimes money can be a little pain but it still can by you happiness, but will be a pain if you abuse using the money buying things that make you happy but are illegal. So finally I believe that money can buy happiness.
To a certain extent!!
Monday, April 12, 2010
Boy in Striped Pajamas
An individual should stand up for themselves when he/she is being accused for something they didn’t do, but people are afraid to do this as the consequence might be death, or being tortured. It might benefit the individual by making other bystanders join the individual and start asking questions until there is a group of bystanders to force the people who are threatening to stop what they are doing. For instance the Jews were scared to stand up to the Nazi’s as they were afraid of the Nazi’s reign and power, they knew that they could stand up, and new this was wrong, but if one of the Jews had enough courage to stand up for the rest and say this was wrong, the others might find the strength to stand up too, and force the Nazi’s to stop what they are doing. You shouldn't accept the situation that you are in. You should ask questions, and start asking the Nazi's, why? Why are they doing this to us. We are all human. We should not be accused for something we did not do. We should fight back. These are questions and statements that people, during the holocaust should ask. Eventually, people will start catching on, and start to force the Nazi's to stop this madness.