Questions

 Coach Martin:

1.      Who came up with the idea to start an FCA program at school?

       2.     What does it mean to you to be able to a sponsor of the program?

       3.     Who else helps you run the program?

       4.     Is the FCA just for athletes?

       5.     What would you like to see happen with the program over a period of time?

Jerad Loyd

1.     What does it mean to you to be one of the student leaders of FCA?

 2.     How do you feel about the outcome of students at the FCA meetings? 

3.     Do you feel that people see you differently because of FCA?

4.     What kind of roll do you play around school because of FCA?

5. What are you doing in order to get the message of FCA across to the rest of the students/athletes at Akins? 

 

Fred Blackman

1.     Some people consider you to be one of the most dedicated players at Akins. What drives you to be where you are as an athlete?

2.     What is the one thing you are looking forward to this basketball season?

3.     What would you like all of Akins to know about this year’s varsity team? 

4.     What are some changes y’all are making to be an even better basketball program?

CJ Ross

1.     How does it feel knowing that this will be your last year playing basketball at Akins?

       2.     When season starts what are you going to be looking forward to?

3.     What expectations do the coaches have on you, this being your last year?

4.     How do you think the team this year is going to do compared to last year?

5.     What goes through your mind before a game?

6.     How hard do you and the rest of the players work in order to be where you are now?

7.     What is the one thing you’ll miss about basketball?

8.     What would you like all of Akins to know about this year’s varsity team?

 

Newspaper numero uno .

1. Number 15
2. Blue and Gold night , and Opinions piece on "University"
3. 32 people helped contribute to the newspaper
4. My favorite picture is the one on page 8 of the diamond with the band in the background. she really stands out and you can tell by looking at the picture that she as well as the other diamonds are the main topic of the story without even having to read the header.
5. I honestly have to say my favorite story is the one on the volleyball team. "The road to improvement".
    a) Alex Herrera wrote the piece.
    b & c) It was about the volleyball team and it really shows the readers how much work we have actually done and how many changes we have gone through. 
6. My favorite graphic is the one by John Hauser that is on the piece by Sean Moran, "High school is only a glimpse of what real life means"
7. I really like the "News" page because it has alot to read as well as pictures that'll grab your attention. And the news page has pieces that will entertain all sorts of readers not just one genre. 
8. Next time i will try to get my pieces turned in before deadline so i have time to be able to edit them more than once.

The Three Little Pigs

1. They covered the story through the use of the internet, as well as the newspaper.

2. It's not the same story i remember as a child, because the three little pigs were found guilty.

3. The pigs and the wolf.

4. They covered both sides of the story (the little pigs and the wolf). But once the verdict was that the little pigs were the ones who framed the wolf they covered the side of the people blaming the economy for doing it.

5. Almost every aspect on this story was covered.

6.  No they never offered their own opinion on what happened. They gathered everyone elses.

7. We could use the internet to cover stories that are occurring at a "happening now" pace.

8. By contributing whatever i can and creating new story/news ideas.

- New Teachers Vs Returning Teachers

New: Coach Ridgeway , Mr.Kirksey

1. What does it feel like being one of the new teachers at school?
2. As a new teacher, what are your expectations and what experiences from other schools you would like to see implemented at Akins to make it a better place for all of us ?  We, you teachers, students and staff as well spend most of the time here.  What positive thing would you bring to the school?
3. Do you feel intimidated by any the returning teachers here at Akins?
4. Give me your own opinion on what would you like to see happen with teacher evaluations.
5. Are there any teachers who have helped you settle in and get acquainted with the campus?  If so, who ?  If not, how do you mange? Do we have approachable teachers here?
6. How was the "First Day of School" experience like for you?
7. Do you feel that since you are a new teacher gaining respect from the students is hard the first year? 
8. What about the way other teachers treat you?
9. What kind of teacher do you hope to come across to your students?

Returning: Mr.Salinas , Coach Thomas

1. Do you know any teachers that are new to Akins? 
2. Do you remember when you were new to Akins too ? 
3. What do you remember about your first day at Akins?
4. Have your teaching styles changed throughout the years?
5. Do you have any advice to the new teachers at Akins?
6. Do you feel that being a returning teacher changes the way students view you as a teacher?
7. Do you feel that you gain more respect from the student body since you are a returning teacher?
8. How about the way other teachers treat you?

Photo illustration

Photo Illustration

 

Elements of News

Elements of News

 

PROXIMITY:http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/varsitynews/entries/2011/05/10/akins_reassigns.html?cxntfid=blogs_varsity_news
PROMINENCE:
TIMELINESS: http://www.statesman.com/news/local/businesses-wary-of-proposed-higher-valet-charges-downtown-2311455.html
ODDITY: http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2012/04/18/gotta-watch-naked-in-public/?hpt=hp_c3
CONSEQUENCE:
HUMAN INTEREST: http://www.statesman.com/news/texas/father-abducted-baby-returned-to-family-2312956.html

5w's & the h

PILOT STORY 

Who? A pilot of the Air Canada 767
Who is involved? The pilot and the passengers of the plane.
Who does/did the situation affect? The situation affected the passengers because some got injured due to the rough nose dive toward the surface.
Who said so? The newscast of CNN who reported and researched.

What? The pilot had overslept and woke up thinking Venus was a plane flying toward them.
What is happening? The pilot of Air Canada 767 was supposed to take a 40 minute nap, but it soon turned to 75 minutes.
What did happen? The pilot woke up very disoriented and saw the bright glow of Venus and thought it was a plane coming their direction so he nosedived the plane to get out the way.
What are the consequences? Some passengers were injured and woken up with a scare that the plane had crashed.
What is different about this? Something different about this is that this rarely happens. Pilots don't often mistake a planet in the sky for a plane coming it's direction and cause the plane to nosedive to the earths surface. It could really frighten the passengers and make them have fears of riding in planes again.
What are the choices? The choices the pilot made was the 1st instinct he had, which was to get out of "the planes" way. He wanted to save the passengers and moved out of the way.

When? January 14, 2011
When did or will this happen? This happened on January 14, 2011 on the Air Canada 767
When was this discovered? When the plane landed in Zurich, people believed it was just a turbulence issue, but then the pilot who caused the problem shared his experience.

Where? On an atlantic flight from Toronto, Canada to Zurich, Switzerland
Where did or will this happen? It happened on the Air Canada 767 plane on an atlantic flight from Toronto, Canada to Zurich, Switzerland.

Why? The pilot had fallen asleep for 75 minutes instead of 40.
Why did this happen or will it happen? He overslept and woke up very disoriented and thought the planet Venus was the lights of another plane coming towards them.

How? It was a mistake that the pilot had made. Just an issue of over sleeping during his rest break.
How did it or will it happen? The pilot had slept 35 minutes over the right time and woke up very confused and disoriented. He then saw the glowing of Venus and mistake it for another plane coming their direction.
How much does it cost? It cost nothing in money, but it cost a well scare from the passengers. Their lives could have been taken away from them.
How many people does this affect? Everyone on the flight that was up and felt the sudden drop was affected and caused them to be shocked and frightened.
How do you feel about this? I feel that all planes that have long flights over seas or land should have different shifts with different pilots, so that the pilots can get rest while the others are guiding the plane.

HANDCUFF STORY

Who? A 6 year old girl.
Who is involved? The Georgia police, 6 year old little girl, and principal/staff of Creekside Elementary
Who does/did the situation affect? The little girl, police, principal, students, etc.
Who said so? The Georgia Police department, that handled the little girl and the situation at her school.

What? Little 6 year old girl starts a big commotion at her school.
What is happening? She throws a tantrum which then results into the police coming to handle it.
What did happen? The school had to call the police to handle the 6 year old aggressive tan
What are the consequences? Little 6 year old girl was handcuffed and broght to the police department to try and get a hold of her parent or guardian.
What is different about this? A little 6 year old girl had so much commotion caused and it included the police being called and her being handcuffed.
What are the choices?

When? On a Friday morning in 2005
When did or will this happen? It happened during school on a Friday morning in 2005
When was this discovered? It was discovered the morning when all the whole incident occurred.

Where? Creekside Elementary in Florida
Where did or will this happen? It happened at Creekside Elementary in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Why? A little 6 year old girl had a tantrum
Why did this happen or will it happen? She had a tantrum and caused many disturbances and violence that she had to be taken in handcuffs by police.

How? The 6 year old would not calm down or listen to authority so she was handcuffed.
How did it or will it happen? She disobeyed the authority of her school and the police and was handcuffed.
How much does it cost? It didn't cost anything in money, but it cost her reputation at her school.
How many people does this affect? The Georgia police and authority of the school.
How do you feel about this? I feel that the police did the right thing, and the little girl should have some type of consequences for her actions.


AUSTIN FISHER STORY


Who? Austin Fisher
Who is involved? Austin Fisher and the School
Who does/did the situation affect? It affects the reputation of his school and himself.
Who said so? CNN.

What? School told senior, Austin Fisher, he could not walk the stage at graduation because of a lot of absences.
What is happening? Thousands are wanting to let senior, Austin Fisher, walk the stage of graduation.
What did happen? He was staying home to help care for his mother who has cancer.
What are the consequences? The consequences could be that he will not walk the stage of his graduation.
What is different about this? Most kids who don't go to school do not get to walk the stage, but Austin Fisher has thousands and thousands of people trying to change the schools mind and let him walk.
What are the choices?

When? This 2011-2012 school year.
When did or will this happen? Austin's senior year in high school.
When was this discovered? After his story received national attention on CNN

Where? Carrollton (Ohio) School District
Where did or will this happen? It all happened in Carrollton (Ohio) School District

Why? This all happened because he was missing a lot of days of school due to his mothers case of cancer.
Why did this happen or will it happen? He was missing school because he was staying home to take care of his mother who has cancer.

How? It all happend when his school said he could not walk the stage and his story was shared to the nation and he started to get support from thousands.
How did it or will it happen? His story was shared to the nation by CNN and he gained support from people to let him walk.
How much does it cost?
How many people does this affect? It affects a lot of people who have followed Austin and it affects the school that said he couldn't walk because now they have something to think about.
How do you feel about this? I feel this is a great story and that Austin should walk because he had a reason of missing school.

Writing a news lead

Rosenberg Sons

Who - Michael Rosenbergs, 10 and Robert Rosenbergs, 6
What - In 1973, their parents Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed at Sing Sing for delivering atomic-bomb secrets to the Soviet Uniton during the Cold War. The brothers became foster kids and after years past and they found out who their parents were and that their father was a spy. 

When - 1973

Why - How the saw it was whatever atomic bomb information their father passed to the Russians was, at best, superfluous; their mother was convicted on flimsy evidence to place leverage on her husband; and neither deserved the death penalty. ow -

Lead - They were the most famous orphans of the cold war, only 6 and 10 years old in 1953 when their parents were executed.

Superman Comic

Who - The Action Comic No. 1 comic book. 

What - The copy of the original "Action Comics No. 1" comic book, featuring Superman and friends has been hidden for years and is now finally being released to the public. 

When - On Friday, February 27, 2009 comic book collectors and Superman fans will be able to get their hands on the copy of the comic. 

Why - The comic book marked the first appearances of Lois Lane, Giovanni "John" Zatara and, of course, Superman. Of the 100 existing copies, 80 percent have been restored, but people want an untouched copy. It is said to be in 'fine condition' with a 6/10 on the 10 point rating scale.  They also look at it as the "Holy Grail of comic books" 

How - It has been around since 1938 and has been kept in good condition. With the crazy comic book collectors, this comic book is a must have for the collectors and superman fans. With it's long history and title, the value has shot up to about $400,000.

Lead - "After being hidden away for years, a copy of the original "Action Comics No. 1" comic book, featuring Superman and friends, will make a comeback" 

Architecture shoot

Details

Light:

Pattern:

Angles:

Surroundings:

MERGER !

Architecture preview

this photo is angles & shapes because of the symmetry of the basket in the picture, even the handles on the basket were reflected across from one another. 

this photo is details because its a close up of the building instead of showing the full building.

This picture is surroundings because the building matches its peaceful environment on the water with the tree tops behind it instead of a busy city scenery where it would have probably clashed.

this picture represents light because the blue lighting on the roof plays with the mood of the rest of the house.

this photo is patterns because the whole building itself repeats the same box-like pattern. It almost looks like a disformed rubix cube.

Architecture preview blog

Eden project, United Kingdom

1. Jay Baldwin
2.The project took 2½ years to construct & It was opened to the public in May of 2000. But the full site opened on the 17th of march in 2001.

3. In Cornwall in the United Kingdom.

4. You can visit.

5. "Cornwall Council to give a £360,000 grant to the Eden Project (Jan 2006). "

6. Within the artificial biomes are plants that are collected from around the world.

7. One of the reasons i chose this building was because it was a greenhouse, unlike some of the other buildings. Another reason was because i would love to visit the United Kingdom and see how different it is over there from here.

Kunsthaus Graz, Austria

1. It was a team of architects.
2. Was built in 2003.
3. Graz, Austria
4. It is also known as the "Graz Art Museum" and it was built as a part of the European Capital of Culture celebratioins back in 2003 & since has been an architectual landmark.

5. -----

6. It was used as an Art Museum & became popular & now is an architectual landmark

7.  I chose it because it was outside the United States and when i saw the picture it looked very unusual. When i found out it was used as an Art Museum i wondered what it would be like if we had created a museum like the one in Austria.  

Burj Al Arab, Dubai, UAE

1. Tom Wright of Atkins

2. Construction of the Island began in 1994.

3.  It's located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

4. You can visit.

5. "USD $650 million"

6.  The building was created as a Hotel in Dubai with 205 rooms.

7. I picked this building because one of my favorite movies was Slumdog Millionaire in Dubai. Another reason was becuase when i was reading about the building , it was it's own island on the side of Dubai. Then i wanted to know what the building was used for, and the figure of the hotel looks like a sailboat which i thought was pretty cool.

The inverted pyramid

Question & answers (assignment #2)

1. What’s your name? Marcos Hernandez
2. What grade are you in? 11th
3. How old are you? 17
4. What academy are you in? AHA!
5. How does it feel to be student of the month? Feels good
6. Are you getting any special treatment for being student of the month? People respect me more including my teachers
7. How did you first react when you found  out you were student of the month? Shocked & i couldn't belive it
8. Have you told your parents? Yes
9. How’d they react? They hugged me and told me congratulations
10. How did you become student of the month? By working hard and being good in school
11. Did any teachers nominate you? yes my algebra teacher
12. How many people before you have been student of the month? abaout 10
13. When did you find out you were student of the month? last tuesday while i was in my painting class
14. Do you think you deserved to be student of the month? yes
15. Why? because i do my work
16. Who do you think will be student of the month next year? me again
17. Why? cause im better than other people
18. Do you get any college privileges for being student of the month? i probably will
19. Did you have a reward for being student of the month? i had a ceremony at the Frank Erwin center, i got a big trophy and $1,000.
20. Did you receive any certificates for being student of the month? yes

Questions and answers

Assignment #1

Mr.gerard, Ms.Wislon, assistant Principle

1. What year will this dress code be inforced?
2. What type of clothing will not be permitted?
3. What will the uniform consist of?
4. Do the boys & girls have the same dress code?
5. Are there different regulations for the boys & girls uniform?
6. Does the uniform have specific clothing peices to be worn such as pants and polo's?
7. Will the unifrom being enforced, restrict certain colors?
8. Will all grade have the same dress code?
9. What will the penalty be for not wearing the dress code?
10. What will be the further steps if the student continues not to follow the dress code policy?
11. Will accesories be permited?
12. Do you think the dress code will help the students academically in any way?
13. ... How so?
14. Will shoes be apart of dress code too?
15. How many members of the board agree on dress code?
16. How did the staff react to the dress code?
17. How do you think the students of Akins high school will react?
18. What will you tell the students who dissagree with the dress code?
19. How do you think the parents will react to the dress code?
20. Who is going to be going around school enfrocing the dress code?

Sports action shoot

(Kept in color)

Caption & evaluation practice

Who- Honan Abaji
What- Scaring away the villagers by threatening to throw bombs
Where- Baghdad, Iraq
When- Yesterday
Why-  like the feeling of knowing that people are scared and will do what they say
How- Stress

Bombing terrorist threatens to exterminate entire village

Honan Abaji along with other un-known terrorists threatened to exterminate their own village in Baghdad, Iraq yesterday around noon, by scaring away the villagers with multiple bomb threats caused by stress. The mob of terrorist know that the villagers are very much scared and will do anything to live, twelve people were killed and multiple were wounded throughout the day.



Picture number 1: The picture had symmetry and patterns because of all the candles that are floating upwards in the sky there are multiple, too many to even begin to count. They also all repeated the same color in the sky.

Picture number 2: The picture has a blurred Background which causes the person in the picture to stand out and be the main focus point, there are really no distractions causing you to look away from the man in the picture.

Picture number 3: The picture had depth because of the layers you can break the picture down to.

Sports/Action more details

Anthony Souffle

Sports & stories

Some pictures came out “blan” or just “fine”.

Focus was lost in a couple pictures.

First picture in picture story didn’t show what the caption said.

Pictures looked like they came out in a “professional camera”

Realness of the photos, nothing looked staged

The photographer did a pretty well job taking pictures, some were very deep and interesting. I liked how the photographer wasn’t afraid to take pictures that might shock the person viewing the pictures.

The photographer made his pictures seem as if he was there in the scene.

His strengths, he had shown a good tone within his photos and his portfolio had a lot of unique creative photos.

They  looked at the stories in each portfolio and decided which was stronger. They rewarded diversity. They had to be a good editor. There has to be no bad pictures that brought down the rest of the photos in the portfolio.

1.       I liked the tennis picture. It was very “tight” and there was so much emotion even though you couldn’t see the player’s face.

2.       I favored the goose picture over the escalator because you really don’t see geese running into a runner. He caught the picture in the moment and this wasn’t planned.

Warm Up - Japanese Earthquake

 It's unbelievable to see this picture of the burned out cars and I wonder exactly where this took place and how they are planning to move all the cars .

-Viewpoint

On a personal level i admire people who aren't afraid to serve for the country. I know that you would have to have heart and be beyond brave. But knowing myself, that wouldn't be me. I really could't see myself being as brave as the Sgt. in this picture.

- Balancing elements

It's very weird looking at this picture of the town, only because it looks like Austin but in an alternate universe. The town looks completely abbandoned, which might have been hard to leave assuming that the town had to be full of people up and about around this area.

-Depth

Newspaper

Newspaper Notes

Broad Sheet - "The Big One"
Tabloid - "The Smaller" of the two .
On a broad sheet newspaper the average # of stories is between 3-5.
Tabloid can maybe only fit 2.
Stories on the cover is of importance. "News Value", what is the most important story ?
The Flag: Name of the newspaper & the "teaser".
Teasers dont have to have photos.
Folio -school name, Motto, date. (Some might have Price tags, website, recycling)
Headline, (to get your attention) Should be written for the first paragraph.
Sub-Headline: tells us more about the story. You have to read more of the story.
At least one Sub-Headline.
By-Line, the person who wrote the story & their position on staff.
Story is below the By-Line
Pages should have pictures, you should have a dominate photo.
Caption is below the picture. It has three parts: Caption Head, Photo-By, & Actual Caption.
Caption Head Job, like a teaser. like a headline needs to be a little fun.
1st sentence- 5 W's & one H. (who where when)
2nd sentence- Background information about the picture that you can't get from looking at the picture.
Sometimes you need to write more, you can add more background info, or insert a quote.
The little boxes are called info graphics, puts info into graphic form. ; Additional information that is not added in the story.
3 pieces that need to be incorporated in "the box" - Table of Contents, volume # & issue #.
"Staff Box" MAST HEAD - Eagle's eye Staff, Editorial Policy, Organizations.
Editorial Policy: stating that you are the vioce of Akins high school., whatever you write is okay as long as it is okayed by advisor.

Front Pages of The World

New York Post, because personally the big lettering & the giant pictures catch my attention. And i like how there isn't much going on in the cover, so it drew my attention.

"2 Deadly Minutes" because it makes you wonder what is going on and who was involved. the word "Deadly" caught my attention out of the whole newspaper.

Two stories

Some title lines are bigger & bolder than the rest. There is always at least one big picture to go with the cover story. The sizes vary .

The number of cover stories. The number of pictures. And the title of the newspaper.

Yearbook Spread

Yearbook Intro

Georgetown High School
2211 North Austin Avenue Georgetown, Texas 78626
Population: 1750
284 pgs.
6 Sections
Student Life, People, Academics, Clubs, Athletics, Community
Football, Volleyball, Cross Country, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Baseball, Track, Tennis, Swim Team, Golf, Powerlifting
Clubs: Pals, Drama and Theater Club, HOSA, Key Club, Paint By Numbers, Debate Team, Auto Club, Aviation Club, Experimental Aircraft Ass.
School Colors: Blue, Red, White
Newspaper like theme
Bold colors, words such as "Georgetown Inquire" "EXPOSED!"
55 Years
Editor-In-Chief: Deja Elder
Advisor: 'Ms.B"
The Volleyball Spread
I like the random pictures that were insterted throughout the yearbook.
I would change the fact that the students pictures excluding the seniors were in color.
Not reallyyyyy.
Sports didn't seem to be a major part in the students' school lifes.

Magazine Cover

Happy, Akins, Building

This picture is "Happy" because the locker room is like my 2nd home. It's where the volleyball team hangs out all year and the only place in the school that i can just be me, and relax.

This picture is "Akins" because when i think Akins i automatically think sports. Even though we don't have the best teams in our district, sports play an important role in our lives. This picture shows the hallway (thats located in the gym) where all sports (guys/girls) gather after games or before games when having talks with the coaches.

This picture is "Building" because when i think building i think about classrooms. This picture was taken in Mr.Voge's classroom. His classroom had rockets on his roof, and ive never seen another teacher do so. I thought it was unusual and a bit strange (in a good way), and it makes me have a diffrent prespective on the term "building".

Magazine Cover Types

Early magazines modeled their covers to look like book covers with a title and a publication date, but there was nothing shown as to what would be found in the magazine. The table of cover and the book like cover were used between the 1700-1800's. The symbolic cover was a typical symbolic manner to get people to read without knowing what's in the magazine. Some magazines used symbols on the cover that were closely related to those in the bible. Some newspapers had no covers and automatically started the first story. Magazines started to add a title of one of the stories that could be found inside, on the cover to appeal to the reader.

The poster cover magazines had artwork that had looked like it should've been framed and hung. Some poster covered magazines had no cover lines and the cover didn't relate to any of the stories inside. The poster mostly represented a general mood or the season. Covers celebrated industry and progress, and some covers slipped the cover lines to the unsed space at the bottom of the magazine. Covers began to be black and white and bold. Most covers had in common the fact that most had a single focus with small cover lines.

Pictures maried to type depended on it cover lines to get the readers attention and cover lines now became common.

Choice Sheets

I would like to join newspaper because im very intrested in how it works. I would also like to take that course because me and Tiffany just can't get enough of your class! And because it would improve my writing skills.
http://myhsj.org/Schools/Newspaper/tabid/100/view/frontpage/newspaperid/4454/categoryid/58150/Default.aspx

2011 Reflection

The reason i chose this as a favorite photo is because when i first read this i thought it was funny, and i love how ironic it is that it was coming from a baptist church.

I like this picture first of all because the facial expression Derek Jeter has. Second because i love the Yankees. And third because of everyones faces in the crowd seems priceless and kind of already shows whats gonna happen.

I like this photo because i love to watch soccer, and Abby Wambach is one of my favorite soccer players. Plus i remember watching this game and her scoring this goal was amazing. Since the two girls on Brazil's team were right infront of her i was expecting it not to go in, but she didn't dissapoint.


Best Song:
Last Friday Night by Katy Perry because it reminded me of volleyball season. We would get all get pumped to this song. Which is kindof weird because half our team never really got along with eachother. So this reminds me of the good times in volleyball.

Best Movie:
The Decendents was one of my favorite movies because i can remember the day i saw that movie. My friend had  invited me to a movie premier and so it was free. I had no clue what it was about, but after i saw the movie i thought it was actually a really good movie and the ending to it was pretty intense. Plus i loved the scenery in Hawaii.

Important News:
I loved the Royal Wedding! I was completly infatuated with the whole thing, to the dress to the kiss to the outfits to the crazy hats worn.

Important Person:
Well my favorite important person in MY EYES, is Rachel Zoe. I love her and i would love to have her job. Her show recently came out with a new season where she had dressed so many stars for important events. And some of her good friends includes, Michael Kors (Louis Vuitton) & Karl Lagerfeld (Chanel). And i had also just heard of her this year,

Best Sports moment:

I think my favorite sports moment was pretty much the goal that saved U.S. in the game against Brazil. Without the goal they would've been eliminated in the 2011 World Cup. Megan Rapinoe had sent the ball to Abby Wambach who tied the score in the last few moments in the game.

During my break on New Years Eve me and my family headed up to the Main Event and it was my first time going. It was a blast. There was music going during bowling. Then we headed up to Lazer Tag where my team won. ;) Then we went to the Glow in the Dark Mini Golf. After we went Rock Climbing for a bit then when it got closer to Midnight we headed by the bar and the pool tables till midnight.
That was my pretty much my holiday break.

I wanna work out more than i usually do.(:

Im looking foward to the upcoming volleyball season.(: