Thursday, March 17, 2011
Disaster in Japan could be a big burdon on the elderly
About 1/4 of the population in Japan is over 65 years old. How much did the disaster affect them?http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/03/17/japan.elderly.victims/index.html?hpt=C1
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Photo Journalism
All of these photographs were taken in the duration of 2 minutes.
They may not be the best but enjoy.
This photo is quite interesting. It is pretty much a really intense glare from my cat. It gives you a sort of suspenseful feeling.
This photo is of a strawberry. If you think about it, they can be quite similar to humans. As you can see, this strawberry has hair quite similar to men's facial hair. It also has pores clogged with seeds, similar to acne that humans get.
This is a very big fish. He is going through the waters expressing his dominance over the other aquatic creatures. He lies low and cleans the algae from the rocks, but will also let you know who this fish tank belongs to.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Jimi Hendrix
Jimi hendrix was born on November 27, 1942. He was an inspirational song writer and guitarist. He is considered one of the best electric guitar players of all time.
Early Life
Johnny Allen Hendrix was born in Seattle, Washington. His father was in the United States Army stationed in Oklahoma when he was born. In 1945 his father got an honorable discharge and returned to his son and legally changed his name to James Marshall Hendrix in honor of his brother. In 1951 Jimi's parents divorced and caused his mother Lucciles alcoholism to worsen and she developed a cirrhoses in her liver and died on February 2nd, 1958. Hendrix bounced around households and was very sensitive and shy. Around the time that Hendrix's mom died, he received his first acoustic guitar for 5$. He practiced for hours every day and listened to records to teach himself to play. About a year later his dad bought him an electric guitar, but he had no ampifier. He practiced a lot of stage moves like playing with his teeth at that time. Music was an important part of Hendrix's childhood.
The Army
Jimi got in trouble for riding around in stolen cars twice. He was given the choice between jail time and enlisting in the Army. He enlisted in 1961. Many officers and fellow soldiers considered him a rebelious and disrespectful soldier. He had little regard for rules and didn't stay on task. His commanding officers recommended he was discharged from the Army after only one year.
Career
Death
Jimi Hendrix died September 18th, 1970 at the age of 27 in London. He overdosed on nine sleeping pills. He was found covered in his own vomit, that mostly consisted of red wine at 11:27 PM. Most say that is was a suicide because the normal dosage for the pills were 1/2 of a tablet. Some thought he was murdered by a former manager. Hendrix left the world leaving them with a unique fashion and guitar music like no one had ever heard. Some of the negative things that could have led to making him kill himself could have been drug use. He was known to use LSD, cannabis, heroin, and alcohol. Although he was not the best role model, he was a great person and contributed a lot to the music industry.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Blogging is journalism?
Blogging is not an official form of journalism by definition. Many people engage in blogging and most of the time it is not for news purposes. Journalism is the reporting, editing and photographing of news.
Some do report news but it is often found in other news stories and restated. It is not an immediate form of news. Technology is advancing and so is media and journalism. maybe one day blogging will become more like journalism.
Blogging is not an official form of journalism by definition. Many people engage in blogging and most of the time it is not for news purposes. Journalism is the reporting, editing and photographing of news.
Some do report news but it is often found in other news stories and restated. It is not an immediate form of news. Technology is advancing and so is media and journalism. maybe one day blogging will become more like journalism.
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