Tuesday, September 29, 2009

P-Rowe's New Policy






Where do they want us to hang out now? Not at Perkins Rowe, that’s for sure. The owners and managers at Perkins Rowe have come up with a new rules of conduct policy for teenagers and young adults. They have posted signs and are handing out little cards with the list of the new rules. They range anywhere from how they expect you to act all the way to what time you MUST leave if you're under 17. Most of the rules came into play because of some trouble breaking out a month or so earlier. I think the new policy is a bit rediculous if you ask me. Not everyone is trying to go out and cause trouble. I do agree that they ones causing trouble should be kicked out either permanently or for a set period of time. Depending on the offence. They claim they are only making these new rules because the facility is meant for adults and young adults. If you look at the stats and ratings, teenagers are the only reason they haven't shut down yet. As of now they have not even fully payed of the building costs. If they make teenagers stop coming because of their rediculous rules. In the long run they will be regreting it, BIG TIME.

Monday, September 28, 2009

Blog assignments for 9/28/2009

Hidden Treasure-
Wow, that was pretty cool. That man had close to no money at all.
Now he's rolling big time in the cake. All from a $6 used metal detector.
My dad uses his at the beach all the time, all we ever find is beer caps, and random junk.

Paper Planes-
Man, my paper airplanes only fly like 1.2 seconds. This little kids are rediculous. Making loops around him, and just sailing. He even trains his muscles to bea able to throw the planes as hard as he can. That's just crazy.... People have too much time these days.

Project Rescue-
a) What is the PURPOSE of Project Rescue?
To save women and girls from sexual slavery. To restore their mental and physical health. Also, to get the awareness of the problem out.

b) What does Project Rescue DO?
They save women and girls from sexual slavery. They restore their mental and physical health. Also, they get the awareness of the problem out.


c) What can YOU do to help?
You can donate money, or help get the word out!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Wordnik

Who?
Whoever wants to!

What?
Wordnik.com

When?
Whenever ya want to!

Where?
Wordnik.com

Why?
Cause it's coooooool like ice

How?
Because they wanted to!


It shows word association with people who have used that word on Twitter!

Monday, September 21, 2009

50 Newspaper Ideas

1. Food

2. Travel

3. Drugs

4. Motocross

5. Cars

6. Trucks

7. Calendar

8. Random Facts

9. Urban Dictionary

10. Slang

11. Music

12. Blogs

13. Google

14. Class Tips

15. Menchies

16. Funny Videos

17. Muffins

18. The Mall Of Louisiana

19. P-Rowe and their stupid rules

20. Monster

21. Dogs

22. Cats

23. Pretty People

24. Bible

25. James' Tiburon

26. Brooke's Mustang

27. My Nephew (and his one arm)

28. Laptops

29. The Newspaper

30. eBay

31. Craigslist

32. Google

33. Yahoo

34. New Bands

35. New Movies

36. Genres

37. Online Games

38. Awesome Headphones

39. Nicest car at Bethany

40. Backbacks

41. Bogus Rules

42. Subwoofers

43. Rims

44. TV's

45. Tokyo

46. "What If's"

47. Notebooks

48. Urban Outfitters Random Stuff

49. 2010 Camaro's

50. Scooters

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Ed Heads

1. Design a cell phone
This was pretty cool. It would have been better to make a cool cellular device. More like a smart phone, like the ones today. It was overall cool though.

2. Deep Brain Stimulation
Ohh wow, this one was pretty weird. It kinda freaked me out at times. But it was cool. Don't look at the pictures if you don't have a strong stomach...

3. Crash Scene
This one took too long. It was pretty cool to see how the popo's figure out all that stuff though.

4. Virtual Hip Resurfacing
This was kinda cool. My dad was going to get this done but decided not to. The weird thing is how the pop it back in socket.

5. Virtual Hip Replacement
My dad actually had this done. Except they had to have 4 people move his leg muscles out of the way. This one was actually pretty fun.


6. The Odd Machine
Yeahhh.... This one is dumb. Sorry Mrs. Melancon!


7. Virtual Knee Surgery
This one was alright, kindof nasty once again.
It was kindof cool cutting the bones, haha.

8. Weather
Once again, I didn't really like this one. Kindof boring.
The whole idea was kindof good though.

HURRICANE!

1. Answer the following questions and post to your blog:
a. How could this game help educate kids about hurricanes?
About how to keep your house out of major danger

b. Would you recommend that schools along the Gulf Coast have their kids play this game? Why or why not? (Convince me one way or the other)
Yes, why not? It was flippin cool.

2. Answer the following questions and post to your blog:
a. How could this game help educate kids about hurricanes?
About the things to watch out for after a hurricane has come through.

b. Would you recommend that schools along the Gulf Coast have their kids play this game? Why or why not? (Convince me one way or the other)
Yesssssssssss, Cause once again, it was cool.

Thursday, September 3, 2009

10 favorite puns & 10 new words and their definitions. Happy News

1. The butcher backed up into the meat grinder and got a little behind in his work.
2. If you don't pay your exorcist you get repossessed.
3. A small boy swallowed some coins and was taken to a hospital. When his grandmother telephoned to ask how he was a nurse said 'No change yet'.
4. To write with a broken pencil is pointless.
5. He drove his expensive car into a tree and found out how the Mercedes bends.
6. I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me.
7. There was a shootout in The Gap. There were many casual-tees.
8. I could not pull out of my parking space, so I used my back up plan.
9. Kobe Bryant is a terrible fisherman because he always gets nothing but net.
10. A bicycle can't stand on its own because it is two-tired.


1. vet: to subject to thorough appraisal; to evaluate.
2. reticent: inclined to keep silent.
3. flout: to treat with contempt and disregard.
4. truckle: to act in a subservient manner.
5. rictus: a gaping grin or grimace.
6. saturnine: sluggish in temperament; gloomy; taciturn.
7. delectation: great pleasure; delight.
8. chary: wary; cautious.
9. interlocutor: a person who takes part in a conversation or dialogue.
10. diktat: an authoritative decree or order.

I think it was very nice of the former drag racer to use his fame to give away free drag wheels and tires to a good cause. Although he is now paralized he still can help the sport from his fame before.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

My newspaper story, on motocross.

Motocross, it’s the sport of adrenaline. Dirt bikes of all sizes line up in the pits at many different tracks every single weekend. Whether it’s to race, or just to practice, it happens all the time. So, you think motocross is easy? Think again. It’s no easy task training day in and day out to compete in this sport. Scientists have examined it and came to the conclusion. Motocross is the #2 most physically challenging sport (#1 being men’s professional soccer). The professionals of both motocross and supercross (indoor motocross) train daily and have controlled diets. I can say from experience, this sport is NOT easy. Hands tired and legs cramping, after only 2-5 hard ridden laps around the track. Think about racing 15-30 minute long heats around a lap per minute and a half. “Is it worth it?” You say. If you love it, then it is, and I sure do. There is way more to it than what you think though. It’s almost like a science. How do you know how fast and what angle to take the jumps? You learn from experience. You’ll never learn until you do it. Certain people need certain speeds to clear certain jumps. No one can tell you “exactly” how fast or even what gear you should be in to clear it. Turning in motocross is also like an art. Elbows up, push into the turn, lay it over, and ride it out. Even straights in motocross have a technique. Standing up takes stress off your hands from gripping the bike, but you must grip the bike with your legs for this to work. There are more than 1,000 different techniques. Many can be learned on your own, with very little practice. Others may take many months of practice to master, depending on your skill level. There are motocross schools, where they teach you everything you need to know. You still must learn it yourself through acting out what you are told. If you would like race dates and more track info, check out my blog on the web. http://bcslionsroarjames.blogspot.com/