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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Has China's communist party really changed?
Twenty years ago in Beijing, 100,000 students protested for democracy in Tiananmen square. This was just a protest. The United States and the other western nations have protests as well, but China took their army and killed students protesting. Even worse, the government didn't even put thought on what they were protesting. This is terrible and disasterous because no country should ever harm its people. The government should be protecting the people's rights and freedoms.
twenty years later, China has given the economy free trade. It has a capitalist economy where people have the freedom of choosing jobs. The government remains a single party government and has not changed the communist ways. This is unlike the United States because during the the Vietnam War, there were demonstrations and protest to end the war.
The government tried to put a stop to these demonstrations, but later thought about ending the Vietnam War. The US government always think about their people and their people's right to free speech. The US government listens closely and watch their people because the government is a a government by the people for the people.
twenty years later, China has given the economy free trade. It has a capitalist economy where people have the freedom of choosing jobs. The government remains a single party government and has not changed the communist ways. This is unlike the United States because during the the Vietnam War, there were demonstrations and protest to end the war.
The government tried to put a stop to these demonstrations, but later thought about ending the Vietnam War. The US government always think about their people and their people's right to free speech. The US government listens closely and watch their people because the government is a a government by the people for the people.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Night At the Museum Battle of the Smithsonian
When you hear the phrase, history comes to life, what do you think of? In the movie, Night at the Museum Battle of the Smithsonian history comes to life. It literally comes to life. This film is filled with action , adventure and comedy.However the average score from the critics was a C+. This may not have appealed to critics , but I can assure you that it is worth watching.
Larry Daly retired from his post as the night guard at the New York Museum of natural history. Larry is the founder and CEO of Daly Devices. His product, the light up flashlight is a hit that was inspired by his job at the museum of natural history. When he visits the museum, the owner and the board is renovating the exhibits. His exhibits which includes Sacajawea, Attila, Huns, Jepadila, Romulus, Neathderals, and others. They will be moved to the Federal Archives in Washington D.C. One problem, the tablet won't be going. At the last minute , Dexter stole the tablet and brought it to DC. Now at midnight, all the exhibits and history on the National Mall will be brought to life. This includes a 3000 year old Pharaoh that wants to resurrect his afterlife army to take over the world. He has assembled, Ivan the Terrible, Napoleon, and a dangerous gang. Now Larry has the mission of going to Washington DC and save the world from be overran by a evil Pharaoh with his afterlife army.
Larry has to round up his crew and create his own army against the evil Pharaoh, Ivan the terrible, a gang, and Napoleon. On his side is Amelia Earhart , the thinker, and a octopus. He meets the Lincoln memorial statue that was brought to life by the tablet. For one night a historic battle would take place in the Smithsonian Institute. The funny part is that nobody will ever know it happened except for Larry.
The conclusion of the movie was a very reflective quote. "True happiness is doing the job that you love and the job that you enjoy." Larry used the quote given by Theodore Roosevelt and sold his company and went back to being the night guard at the museum of natural history. The original exhibits came back to the Museum of Natural History by Plane. The plane was flew by Amelia Earhart. In the end Larry knew that the job he loved doing was not inventing and owning a company, but working as a night guard at a museum with the tablet of Akman-Ra. This is also the message that it wants to give to the children watching the movie. When going to college and work , choose a class or job that you love doing.
Larry Daly retired from his post as the night guard at the New York Museum of natural history. Larry is the founder and CEO of Daly Devices. His product, the light up flashlight is a hit that was inspired by his job at the museum of natural history. When he visits the museum, the owner and the board is renovating the exhibits. His exhibits which includes Sacajawea, Attila, Huns, Jepadila, Romulus, Neathderals, and others. They will be moved to the Federal Archives in Washington D.C. One problem, the tablet won't be going. At the last minute , Dexter stole the tablet and brought it to DC. Now at midnight, all the exhibits and history on the National Mall will be brought to life. This includes a 3000 year old Pharaoh that wants to resurrect his afterlife army to take over the world. He has assembled, Ivan the Terrible, Napoleon, and a dangerous gang. Now Larry has the mission of going to Washington DC and save the world from be overran by a evil Pharaoh with his afterlife army.
Larry has to round up his crew and create his own army against the evil Pharaoh, Ivan the terrible, a gang, and Napoleon. On his side is Amelia Earhart , the thinker, and a octopus. He meets the Lincoln memorial statue that was brought to life by the tablet. For one night a historic battle would take place in the Smithsonian Institute. The funny part is that nobody will ever know it happened except for Larry.
The conclusion of the movie was a very reflective quote. "True happiness is doing the job that you love and the job that you enjoy." Larry used the quote given by Theodore Roosevelt and sold his company and went back to being the night guard at the museum of natural history. The original exhibits came back to the Museum of Natural History by Plane. The plane was flew by Amelia Earhart. In the end Larry knew that the job he loved doing was not inventing and owning a company, but working as a night guard at a museum with the tablet of Akman-Ra. This is also the message that it wants to give to the children watching the movie. When going to college and work , choose a class or job that you love doing.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
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