The movie Autism: The Musical helped me understand Christopher in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time much better. I saw Christopher in more than one character. The first character that remind me of Christopher was Henry. Henry was cute but he has an obsession over Dinosaurs and he knew almost everything about them. He always spoke about Dinosaurs. Christopher didn’t speak much about Dinosaurs, but he spoke about math, stars, science, and things that an average person would never think about or know. I feel Henry and Christopher are alike because they are both gifted and intelligent. The second character from the movie that reminded me of Christopher was Neal. When Neal was at the park he pulled a little boy, and the boy fell and hurt himself. In the book, Christopher tells us about an incident where he hurts a girl and she had to go to the hospital. Also in the movie Neal gets a bit upset when his mother was laughing because he thought she was laughing at him. Christopher too does not like when people laugh at him as he says in chapter 67. Also Christopher doesn’t like looking at people’s faces when he is talking to them, like both Neal and Henry (chapter 67). The movie made me want to work with autistic children and help them. It also made me look at Christopher in another way. He is just a child that is lost in a big world. I still can’t believe that the author of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time is not autistic!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
summary
Broken Wing
It will Always be Someone Else's Fault.

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Living in united state is the mostly great country in the world. When I coming this country I was so excited. But when u see how life is different I never thought that I will not got school bus while I’m in the united state. When u live out the country and when u hears about how people complain u will though that what people went because they are in and they should said than god. But that was my idea before I come to this country. Now I got the point that they was talking about. Living in the united state and not having school was my experience.
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Money And Its Evil Charecteristics

How the Economy is doing

There are a lot places that are hiring such as Walgreen's and many more. If you can't get job in one place then look from another place you just have to keep looking for it and you will find a job. Just don't give up.
Big Fairs, Big fun, Big money

when it come to fairs they can be really expensive. you have to pay for everything you do. you have to pay to get in, pay to eat, pay to ride rides, and even to just have fun. fairs are a lot of fun but by the end of the day you can be broke! people never really see how much they spend at fairs until all their money is gone. i dont think it is right beacuse it is a place that brings the community together. A place to have fun and hang out with family and friends. i think the fair should lower their prices so more people can go and not worry about their money situation!
United States immigrants

DI...ABETES...

East, West, North, and .... what was the last one???

http://video.yahoo.com/watch/5262896/13884578
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This is a vid to teach us how to tell directions without a GPS/ Compass!
( My goal is to save myself a whole lot of time and just know where North, East, South, West is so I dont get lost on the OSU campus when I transfer to the main campus! )
Live in somalia

Life in Somalia is very hard at this time because Somalia has had problems in past 20 years. Somalia was war place since 1990 and nobody want help Somalia even poeple in United States. people in United States should intersting helping in Somali because they have number one strongest country in the world today. As we heard everyday people are dying in Somalia because of war, that is normal life in Somalia and killing people is not something normal as we know. Many somalis came to United States and other countries to safe thier life and im one of them, i came to United States to safe my life.
competitive golfing

Why take it out on us?


"cell phone driving"


Difference countries can learn one goal education for all



All education it's a same but the way people learn is difference. Education depent way you want to learn. It can be preffesional learn. People learn in different ways. And no one has a better learning style than anyone else.The notion of the people from different cultural backgrounds have different styles of learning seems so reasonable, so intuitively sensible, that it is hard to believe that it is just not true.Because different cultural groups have different cognitive strengths does not mean that teachers should narrowly match their teaching styles to these patterns of abilities. Such an approach to education would be destructive.Learning educational is a making changes in one's knowledge, skills, values, and world views . The idea is helpful when it reminds teachers to expand the ways in which they teach. to pay attention to individual children and to the ways life is lived in different communities. Education is what everyone in the world needs to learn.Difference country's can learn one goal of education for all.
The Wendys Experience

Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Alyssa Francis
English 109.01
October 5,2010
The chapter "why no one walks" by Bill Brayson appears in the book. i'm a stranger here myself. Brayson in this chapter is talking about when he went university of california and he compare that why poeple not walking insited of they using a car. he he also point that of a good fact which is he mainchant that united statse of american mosly of them they dont walk.Brayson he convise the people should used walk because of that after three or four year letter on you may not a found any sidwalke. a government they biuld a lot of hightways and not look wat poeple mosly needed..
Monday, October 4, 2010
Why Everyone is Worried at Summary by Hanan Mohamed
Alyssa Francis
English 109.01
October 4, 2010
Summary of ‘’Why Everyone is Worried’’
The article ‘’ Why Everyone is Worried ‘’ by Bill Bryson appear in the book I’m a Stranger Here Myself.
The point of article is to show reader why Bill Bryson trying to get the Pentagon Computer so much.
Bryson has many option how the CIA and the FBI are arrested people who do the wrong things and
doesn’t do any of them. Bryson explain the difference of CIA, FBI and police department like sheriff
the author illustrates he tells the happy and unhappy people explaining a recent to say ‘’ you can’t
expect people to keep track of their wars if they ‘re not getting reliable report from the field ‘’
Bryson is telling the wrongful arrest of Richard Jewell, the security guard it suspected of last year’s
bombing in Atlanta’s Olympic Park. Jewell , according of the FBI, planted the bomb and made a phone
call alerting authoritied, then reced a couple of mile in a minute or so in order to be back at the scene in
time to be a hero. Bryson also said ‘’it took FBI month to realize it had the wrong man.
The result of CIA and FBI arrest non reasonable.
Lost at the movies summary By Ahmed Dhere
Ahmed Dhere
Alyssa Francis
English 1090.1
October 4, 2010
The chapter “lost at the movies” by Bill Bryson appears in the book I’m a Stranger Here Myself. Bryson in this chapter talks about privacy in America. He compares different methods companies use to spy on their employees. “It is perfectly legal indeed; it is evidently routine for the store to spy on you while you are trying on their clothes”. Bryson talks about this but he reads which is according to him full of alarming tales of ways that businesses and employers can and enthusiastically do intrude into what would normally be considered private affairs. “The business of changing cubicle spying came to light in 1983 when a customer trying on clothes in a department store in Michigan discovered that a store employee had climbed a stepladder and was watching him through a metal vent”. Bryson says nearly everyone in America is being spied in some way in America these days. In this chapter he talks about people and their experiences with being spied on and how they are compared. “In 1989, when an employee of a large Japanese-owned computer products company discovered that the company was routinely reading employees’ e-mail, even though it had assured the employees that it was not, she blew the whistle, and was promptly fired. She sued for unfair dismissal and lost the case. A court upheld the right of companies not only to review employees’ private communication but to lie to them about doing it”.