Today went finally went over the
final 5th major religion. This religion was Judaism and there are
14-18 adherents. They are called Jews. They are located in Israel. The Jewish
founder is Abraham. The Talmud and the Torah are their holy books. They believe
in ethical monotheism. Ethical monotheism is when they believe there is one god
and he is concerned for people of the human kind. They also believe in the ten
commandments and the 13 principles of faith.
Monday, November 30, 2015
Monday, November 23, 2015
Presentation Day
Today we
looked at the Syria Refuges Presentations. I thought my group’s presentation went
well. We didn’t get too many hard questions and the presenters were nice and
clear. The other groups did well too. The one flaw that I continuously saw was
the idea of sending undercover agents into ISIS. I think that ISIS would definitely
use background checks. Why would they risk people from the inside destroy them.
When they figure out the US in onto them, they will only conduct more attacks
on us, and that is not a good thing.
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Working on Syria Presentaion
We continued to work on our google slide in order to prepared
for the presentation Monday, here is our google slide:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12xgolnrPa3N5jBR5ZRkIbPSJ3qZDN3vf3IdrvfPrtcs/edit#slide=id.p
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
How can we help Syrian Refugees?
One possible way to stop ISIS is to help the
cyber group Anonymous. They are launching attacks against ISIS trying to stop
their websites and root out people. We could also try and root out all of ISIS’
funding by finding all of their websites and “shell” corporations. If they lose
funding they will be less powerful and more likely to slip up and be easier to
stop. Little by little they are gaining more people by internet so if we use
cyber attacks we can shut down their websites stopping them in their tracks.
Another way to attack ISIS is to attack them on
the dark web or deep web. Because of the group Anonymous ISIS is moving
their propaganda websites to the deep web, which few people have access to. The
deep web is used mainly for illegal purposes and we should try to shut down
this website. Shutting it down will help take down ISIS and bring down their
recruiting.
Another strategy which ties in with the cyber
group Anonymous to destroy ISIS is to use cyberwarfare, which is the actions of
a nation or state to penetrate another nation’s computers or networks to cause
disruption or damage. By doing this, we can get vital information about ISIS
and receive the names of people in it, where all of them are located, and what
terrorism the organization is planning next. We could also make a
denial-of-service attack so they can’t send out any messages online or build
more websites to recruit people because their internet and computers would be
broken.
I believe the only way to protect and save
Syrian Refugees is to stop ISIS
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
"Save the Children"
After watching the “Save
the Children” Syria video for the 15 billionth time, I am still
extremely saddened.
Well first all the
quality was extremely good. I know it’s weird to say but the quality of the
video tells a huge story. Even the smallest thing, like a sign that says “leave,
danger” can tell so much for so little on the screen.
I think after watching
it after a few times it can get to you even more, or it can’t phase you. A few
months ago I found this video while scrolling through facebook and it was not
what I thought it would be. The main thing to know is that there are people in
need and we can help a little bit at a time. That little bit may cause a huge
difference for that one person.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Love to France
On Friday the 13, 2015 Paris was under attack. A sick terrorist
attack killed a large amount of people and many more were injured? I have come
to the total conclusion. That the world is a sick place and there is nothing we
can really do to stop it. I know it sounds negative but all we can do is to put
the inevitable on delay. I know what you’re thinking, wow Angela that’s really
grim is this really the girl who brings Girl Scout cookies to my class every
day? Well first of all, I can’t do that anymore and secondly, yes it is.
In total I would like
to send my condolences to all of those in France through the power of the
internet.
Friday, November 13, 2015
Religions and Babies
In class today with the
absence of Mr. Schick we watched a video on religion and babies. The video
mainly talked about how/if the growth of population was effected by religion. The
answer is no. religion has no effect on population growth. I also learned that
at 10 billion population growth will subside because the world will reach the
maximum growth point.
How do I feel about the
chart? Well, you see to be honest I am so confused. It was a neat chart but the
amount of information in it was pretty cool. I liked the color coordination and
the different setting you can use to find information easier.
This video made me a little
bit excited for the life I will be going into. I find it exciting I will be
moving on into the larger circle of life.
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
4/5 Major Religions
Now that we have learned the first of 2 major religions, today
we learned the next two. These included Hinduism and Buddism.
Hinduism has 1.1
billion followers. They call themselves Hindus. They are mainly located in
India and also Nepal. Their holy book is the Vedas. The Vedas is composed of
verses that are meant to be sung. These verses are filled with Eternal truths.
There is no distinct founder because Hinduism may be the oldest religion out
there. It may also be more of a way of life.
Buddhism is the second
religion we learned about today. There are 500 million to 1.5 billion adherents
in Buddhism. They are generally located in Southeast Asia, China, Nepal, and
Japan. The founder is Siddharta Gautama. He found that there are 4 noble
truths. These include: There is suffering, attachment to desire is the origin
of suffering, there is a cessation to suffering, and the cessation to suffering
is the eightfold path. The eightfold path includes right view, right intention,
right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness,
and right dedication.
Monday, November 9, 2015
2/5 Major Religions
Cultural geography encompasses things such as language, food,
religion and etc. in class we learned about 2 of the 5 major religions.
One of these religions
was Christianity. There are about 2.2 billion adherents. Some of these denominations
include Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, protestant, and etc. The
founder of Catholicism was Jesus Christ and the holy book is the Bible/ New Testament.
They believe Jesus is the son of God and he died, was crucified, and then resurrected.
The clergy is the Pope and local priests.
The religion of Islam
was the second religion we learned about. The number of adherents is about 1.5
billion. They are located mainly in the Middle East, Indonesia, and North
Africa. The denominations include Sunnis (75-90%) and Shiites (10-20%). The founder
was Muhammad (570-632). Their holy book was Qur’an. They believe in one god,
Allah, and the 5 pillars, testimony, prayer, alm -giving, fasting, and
pilgrimage.
An important question
that came up today was how does one prove the existence of God? This made me
start thinking because you know the thing is you simply cannot. All you have to
do is believe. Not all things have to be proven to believe in them. I think
people have to understand that logic is not always part of belief, simply trust
in what you want to believe in.
Friday, November 6, 2015
Test Talk 3.5: Let the fiesta BEGIN
Well, today one Mr.
Schick came late. I will forgive and forget because everyone has bad days. While
he was gone I ate a bite of a hot pocket, we talked about ice cream and I started
by a fiesta. By starting a fiesta I mean I ate some chips and salsa. They were
pretty good.
The test went pretty good,
got me an 80. I’m impressed, good job meeeeee! Especially because we will be
getting a few extra points due to a small mistake.
For now all there is to
do is continue the fiesta!
Thursday, November 5, 2015
Test Talk 3: A Poem by Angela
Today we took a test,
and I pray now that I did my best. I studied well, and took some guesses but
doing well was my real quest-es. I did, although, feel truly blessed, because
Schick let me eat (my cookies) what were not lemon zest. But mint instead, I ate
them quick. Right now I hope they do not make my tummy sick.
Onto this test, it was
not hard. I do believe I did sub-par. Thirty questions, multiple choice too. I
finished them as I chewed. Now that my test is through , I will, right now, bid
thee adieu.
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Gotta Be Prepared!
Well, no
matter how hard I tried to fight it, there will be a test tomorrow, sigh oh
well I better study now. And how will you do this you may ask… I WILL USE MY
BLOG OBVIOUSLY!
All About India
v The Taj
Mahol is a grave in honor of a queen who died giving birth to her 14th
child
v India will
soon pass the population of china
v Uttar Pardesh
has 177 million people
v TFR- 6
v 1/10
children die before the age of 5
v 95% of the marriages
are arranged
v Woman are a
liability
v 25000 woman
are killed, burnt and poisoned because of babies
v 93 woman
per 100 men
v Illegal to
see what gender the baby will be
All About Japan
v TFR- 1.4
v By 2050
over 1/3 Japanese will be over the age of 65
v Upside down
population pyramid
All About Africa
v TFR-4
v High rate
of death by aids
v Pop will
triple by 2050
v 6-9% are
infected with HIV/AIDS
v Die between
20-60
v 19% of
woman use birth control
½ of all woman have
children before 19
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Complaining with Angela...
Today I am simply going to talk about my opinion on tests, since
we will be given a test on Thursday.
I don’t like tests, as
I have already stated previously. I don’t think that anyone actually like being
given tests. They are stressful and time consuming.
I think we should be
given a date for the test, and then leave it at that. The only thing worse than
being given a test, is studying for said test and then not having it. I HATE
when teachers do that! Give us one date and don’t change it. Even though a
delayed test can be nice, it is also a disappointment. You have been warned… *creepily
backs away*
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