“Argo” is truly an amazing American underdog story. The
sloppy and unorganized CIA agent, Tony Mendez, really transforms into an
awesome American hero that all people should strive to be like. Mendez, played by Ben Affleck, is sent to
Iran in a last ditch elaborate scheme to rescue six American diplomats that are
being hunted down by the extremists. They planned to be a Canadian film crew on
the hunt for the perfect site for their new movie “Argo.”
Friday, October 18, 2013
Monday, September 30, 2013
Eastbound and Down's Last Glance
Eastbound and Down is one of the most creative
and incredibly ridiculous shows on the air today. The epic saga is about the
all-star southern pitcher, Kenny Powers, who loses everything and has to start
over. He moves back to his home town living with his brother, leaving his
million dollar ace closer career to be a washed up substitute gym teacher.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Harry Potter Free Write
Harry Potter is a fascinating phenomena that characterized my child hood and gave us all something to look forward to growing up. Although, I never read any of the books, I was an avid fan of the beautiful cinematography of this mystical land J.K. Rolling portrayed.
Credit: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/44/HarryPotter5poster.jpg
Credit: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/4/44/HarryPotter5poster.jpg
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
The Soundtrack of My Life
The top 5 songs that describe me in a nutshell:
All of these songs have a significant impact on my life and each one instantly puts a smile on my face. The songs range from older classics that I heard from my dad over the years, to the new generation of country and rap that captures how I feel and think. This collection also shows my love for music in all forms, which, to me, is very cool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaAF_3WMJGM
Made in America by Toby Keith
All of these songs have a significant impact on my life and each one instantly puts a smile on my face. The songs range from older classics that I heard from my dad over the years, to the new generation of country and rap that captures how I feel and think. This collection also shows my love for music in all forms, which, to me, is very cool.
Made in America by Toby Keith
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Sample Post Two!
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
The enchanting journey of finding Stevie
On our hunt for Stevie in the library we started off in the Instructional Materials Center, on the third floor, since we know Stevie loves his music. There we found our first clue as to where he might be, on the Rolling Stone Album, Some Girls.
Then we went the fourth floor of the library in search of the kidnapper of Stevie Pointer. After scanning through the books we were able to realize that it was Charlie Chaplin.
Next we took the elevator to the Archives section on the fifth floor to find where our hostiage was being held. We found im in an old abandon study carrol. We were able to save the monkey.
We chased the kiddnapper up to the sixth floor where we saw him planning out his escape.
We hopped onto the elevator down to the second floor. Here we needed to find where the school newspaper was distributed. After saying the secret password we were given another clue as to where he was.
After walking down the steps we saw a shark hanging from the ceiling in the library. We needed to find a bird egg in the large collection of eggs in the libraries beautiful museum. Upon finding the small egg we yet again recieved another clue.
Finally we walked over to the Reference Center were we were given the final clue.
Once we unscrammbled the letters we ran up to the fifth floor where we sucessfully saved Stevie Pointer. He was just chilling in a box and was happier than ever to see our faces.
Thanks to this wonderful scavenger hunt we now all know how to successfully find all our resources in the library.
By: Monica Natzke, Heidi Weber, Jack Ivansek
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