Friday, December 31, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Catch-Up Mash Up Part One
Busy Month, lost of hiatus stuff inside that got shelved. Time to brush off the dust...
Monday, December 6, 2010
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Monday, November 15, 2010
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Dia de los Muertos and French Onion Soup
Yeasterday we celebrated the Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) at school.
Monday, November 1, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Resources For Students
Are you a Student? Are you looking to learn a thing or two? More info within.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Cornbread with Grape Jelly
PSAT and Five dollers.
Today I took the PSAT, and then went to get lunch. So I go to Ming's Great Wall and get in line. Shortly after I enter the queue a man comes in and gets behind me, seeing my binder. A couple seconds after that we have a short conversation.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Filler! Filler Night!
Still no Internet! Today I will Re-rout some Ethernet cables and clean my room. May do some more digital organizing too, and makes some backups.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
German Alcohol and Norwegin Chanting
Not much has been going on, but when looking for resources for a communications I came across some interesting resources.
first off is an interesting German musician who releases his works under the Creative Commons non-commercial licence. Most of his songs are about (Hopefully) unlikely romances, but I like his style, and since the songs are in a language I don't understand the content dosen't phase me that much. It's certainly worth a look.
If you are into Internet Radio and classical music than I also recommend the Norwegian station NRK Alltid Klassisk, which can be found as a streming MP3 here.
first off is an interesting German musician who releases his works under the Creative Commons non-commercial licence. Most of his songs are about (Hopefully) unlikely romances, but I like his style, and since the songs are in a language I don't understand the content dosen't phase me that much. It's certainly worth a look.
If you are into Internet Radio and classical music than I also recommend the Norwegian station NRK Alltid Klassisk, which can be found as a streming MP3 here.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Spanners in the Works
Today we canceled our Internet Service, so updates will be erratic for a while
We took an awesome walk at the van buren park and got lots of cool photographs, but when I got to Grandma's The camera cable was gone. Bummer. I'll update soon though so stay tuned!
We took an awesome walk at the van buren park and got lots of cool photographs, but when I got to Grandma's The camera cable was gone. Bummer. I'll update soon though so stay tuned!
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Dietsch Pumpkin Ice Cream
Just Popping in!
I had Dietsch Ice Cream that was flavored pumpkin, It was so good. I also took Chester on a two and a half mile walk through the University of Findlay, which I think looks pretty cool at night. (In addition to being a safe place to walk)
Tonight I plan on cleaning my room and This weekend I want to Improve my skils in French and Home Networking as well as install Ubuntu 10.10.
I had Dietsch Ice Cream that was flavored pumpkin, It was so good. I also took Chester on a two and a half mile walk through the University of Findlay, which I think looks pretty cool at night. (In addition to being a safe place to walk)
Tonight I plan on cleaning my room and This weekend I want to Improve my skils in French and Home Networking as well as install Ubuntu 10.10.
Hotdogs, Pumpkins, and Ubuntu too
What A Beautiful Day! The beauty of Fall with the air of Summer!
A interesting day too, Details within.
A interesting day too, Details within.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Documentation and Education
Today I got a link to my AFS documentation... So much to read... Yet I am progressing!
Did you Know?
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Reading old Books
Today at the school library I checked out "Festivals of Western Europe" by Gladys Spicer Fraser.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Crafts, Printers and JalapeƱo Bread
Today yielded some very nice photos, Foods, and crafts. Details within.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Dogs'n Cupcakes
Major Blog Redesign
I thought that the design of the blog could use some rethinking, So this is the blog as it stands. I fixed the commenting problem so give Feedback!
Friday, October 1, 2010
A Scholarship, Parades, and Dancing Too!
Quite a lot happened yesterday so I didn't get around to posting last night. Details within.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Birthday, Tokyo Stake House
Happy Birthday to Me!
Yes, today I am 17 Years old! One more year to voting, and the draft registration!
Monday, September 27, 2010
AFS, Retro 70's, Dragons, and Groovy Colors
Today was 70's Day at Findlay High School! Thus many students dressed like Hippies or wore fros. Tomorrow is "Traffic Light Day" so I have a little plan for my wardrobe. See if you can guess!
Sunday, September 26, 2010
New Sponsors, and Orginizing
Announcing my new Sponsors!
Shirlee Jo And Dave L. Thomas
who have donated Via a check in the mail, along with a birthday card!
Thank You Shirlee and Dave!
Right now I am in the process of organizing many of my families photos into one, easily distributable, backup-able, and usable collection. Finding a solution that works just right is harder than it seemed but my trial and error will not go to waste. After I am done doing some organizing in the real world (much needed, maybe I should write an article on this too!), I will certainly write about the many ways that you can organize your photographs in ways that not only make finding the pictures you want simpler, but also add information and context.
It recently occurred to me that some of you might not have a very fast Internet connection, and my blog might take a long time to load. So I have been making some improvements. When an article contains Images, Videos, or a lot of text, I will insert a link in the bottom left hand corner of an article that says Read More.
Try it now!
It recently occurred to me that some of you might not have a very fast Internet connection, and my blog might take a long time to load. So I have been making some improvements. When an article contains Images, Videos, or a lot of text, I will insert a link in the bottom left hand corner of an article that says Read More.
Try it now!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Oktoberfest! Pumpkin Pie!
Today was Pretty Uneventful, But a couple things happened that I though would be worth sharing.
As you may or may not know, Today was the first day of Oktoberfest in Findlay.
Although I was not there for very long, I was able to get a couple snapshots of the Event, including the Budweiser Clydesdales!
Monday, September 20, 2010
A Little Treat
The Hiatus Continues! Will it ever end? Yes! When? Who Knows!
In the mean time, Here is a sneak peek on what I've been working on.(Besides School!)
In the mean time, Here is a sneak peek on what I've been working on.(Besides School!)
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Sorry, Parties, Sorry, and Findlay
Sorry for the Hiatus! I have been very busy with school and other duties, but I have though about this blog each day, yet I feel no content is better than filler. To day, However, was a very eventful day.
So, for some time I have wanted dearly to photograph Findlay and make a sort of "Findlay Guidebook", A compendium of the Stores, History, and Activities that one can do in Findlay. Riding my bike around Findlay to take photographs of has been a significant time user next to AFS and school. Today, however, my bicycles Derailer has started to act erratically about halfway through my ride so now that project is on hiatus.
Before we begin Todays story, please check out todays bike path.
Monday, September 6, 2010
The Fair, Fish, and Handlebars
It is a little tradition in our family to get fried cheese at our annual county fair from a particular stall, since the quality is never bad. However we found that a steep entrance fee left us with four out of five dollars needed to buy the fried cheese. In search of a ATM that would accept a failing credit-card (We found none) we passed through the merchants and crafts buildings. Surprisingly the carving "An alien from Avatar carved in a stump of wood" seemed to wow the judges. I think the piece "Kitten wearing a hat carved into a log" was much cuter, but what do I know about etching images into a logs?
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Levi's Wedding Recption, Fire Hydrents, and 400 Bucks
Before I go on, I won a $400 AFS scholarship for my family's previous work with AFS! This is relatively small compared to my total goals, yet is a very significant, and much appreciated amount.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
It's been dry for a while now, but it should rain soon. I hope it won't stop me from visiting the Fair! Speaking of the weather, in AP European History we briefly touched upon why Canada is as cold as it is and Europe is relatively warm (For the same latitude). Turns out we get polar water and that pushes warm water up, towards Europe! Crazy huh?
Personal Notes: Hancock County
Houcktown is a small hamlet located just outside of Findlay. It is administered by Findlay, Arlington, and Mount Blanchard. Instead of joint administration, it is partitioned into thirds and city addresses are dedicated to the partition the occupy. Houcktown is the home of William "Dummy" Hoy, a baseball player famous for being mute.
See Today's Bike Path! (Done in less then 35 minutes!)
Personal Notes: Hancock County
Houcktown is a small hamlet located just outside of Findlay. It is administered by Findlay, Arlington, and Mount Blanchard. Instead of joint administration, it is partitioned into thirds and city addresses are dedicated to the partition the occupy. Houcktown is the home of William "Dummy" Hoy, a baseball player famous for being mute.
See Today's Bike Path! (Done in less then 35 minutes!)
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
I bike for my Comunications project and rant about an Explosion
Today I rode from Findlay to about halfway up Slippery Elm bike path (North Baltimore to Bowling Green) so I could get information off of a historical marker. For those interested the plaque reads-
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