Mixer's Statement

This quarte I have completed ​about 5 mixes all long then the previous quarter.

this quarter was one of the hardest for me as a mixer, I had to get my name out there to the public so that way I could start to gain more ground apart from my local sene.I did research on dj's and mixers from other countries such as DJ LOBO, DJ ENUFF,DJ ALEX SENSATION,DJ HULKA, and i cam to the con conclusion that i have to understand the past so that I can enhance my future, so I went threw all my music and mix all of the old thing with a drop of the new things.

 For the next quarter I want to continue my research and also do look up on other dj's from Chile and brazil.... 


Here are the mixes I made this Quarter 

Salsa Mix

Dembow Mix

Reggae Mix

Batchata Mix

Batchta Mix

MIXER's STATEMENT

This quarte I have completed ​about 5 mixes all long then the previous quarter.

this quarter was one of the hardest for me as a mixer, I had to get my name out there to the public so that way I could start to gain more ground apart from my local sene.I did research on dj's and mixers from other countries such as DJ LOBO, DJ ENUFF,DJ ALEX SENSATION,DJ HULKA, and i cam to the con conclusion that i have to understand the past so that I can enhance my future, so I went threw all my music and mix all of the old thing with a drop of the new things.

 For the next quarter I want to continue my research and also do look up on other dj's from Chile and brazil.... 


Here are the mixes I made this Quarter 

Salsa Mix

Dembow Mix

Reggae Mix

Batchata Mix

Batchta Mix

¡Nick Jonas who is diabetic!

 

Desayuno

Almuerzo

Cena

lunes

-un vaso de zumo de naranja

- Corn Flakes

martes

un vaso de zumo de manzana

- Trigo Pan - brindis

 

 

miércoles

-        un vaso de zumo de naranja

-        Yogur

 

 

jueves

-        un vaso de manzana

-        Raisin Bran Cereal

 

 

viernes

-        un vaso de naranja

-        Manzana muffin

 

 

sábado

-        un vaso de agar

-        Fruta y galletas

 

 

 

domingo

-        un vaso de manzana

-        Fibra uno panqueques.

 

 

 

 

Q3 Advanced Art- Schiavoni, Natalee

Art Journal 

For Q3 advanced art, I used a different style to bring most of my drawings to life. One of the artist tools that mainly are presented in my artwork is the use of pencil. I enjoy incorporating pencil into many of my drawings because I like to add shading and shadow textures. I love giving my drawings a more realistic feel so that my observers can actually get a taste of my art work and how I have improved over the last 1Q and 2Q. Overall I am very impressed with the styles I used and the progress that has come all this way from finishing all the artwork.

 

Self - portrait:

In this portrait that I have drawn of myself, I feel I could of done a better job at more of the shading aspect of the picture. I think there is room for improving this picture with more of the shadowing and shading around the eye area. The texture of the hair was my favorite part when I was creating this part of the portrait. I like giving things a texture and drawing it to seem realistic.

 Photo on 4-17-12 at 9.17 PM

Texture Drawings:

Texture drawing is what I mainly progress in more of my detailed explanations about my drawings because it was a big part of the act of style I was incorporations into each of my drawings. In this picture I used a vase that I drew in order to show the process of shading and the use of shadowing. I like drawing still figures with good lighting because I am able to catch every aspect of angles to allow shading and shadowing.

 Photo on 4-17-12 at 9.25 PM

Shading Practice:

Here are a few shading practice drawings that I have done to improve my shadowing and to allow the viewpoints of each of the different shading. My favorite part about shading in the different textures is blending in the final product.


Photo on 4-17-12 at 10.27 PM

Photo on 4-17-12 at 10.27 PM
Photo on 4-17-12 at 10.27 PM

Quarter 3 Art Blog

This quarter in Art I didn't decide to opt out of the class completely but I did skip over some assignments. In the beginning of the quarter I was going through some family issues so drawing wasn't the first thing on my mind. Instead, I chose to do the assignments that had to do with lots of color. I know art is an expression and I only wanted to express positive feelings and emotions. The first project I did was a color wheel. The color wheel consists of the primary colors, secondary colors, and tertiary colors. When I started, I had no clue what tertiary meant but once I started painting it all made sense. I used watercolors to paint my color wheel. At first, I thought I was doing the color wheel wrong because my colors didn't exactly match up to the ones I saw online but Ms. Hull informed me that you'll never get it to be perfect especially with the different textures you could use.


The second project I did was my own interpretation of the Primary Colors. There wasn't a real format of how we were supposed to do, it just had to include the 3 Primary colors. I decided to put the colors on the paper in the form of stripes. The basic premise of my project was to basically tell everyone that these are just the basics and the rest is up to you. I added up 2 of each of the primary as if I was doing math colors but I never showed the outcome. I want people to do what they want with the colors and mix them the way they want to and make whatever colors they choose. It's really all up to them. Art is about what you want it to be so I won't be the person to dictate your artistic expression.

This was the most challenging quarter for me but the work I've completed makes me proud despite everything I've recently gone through.

ColorWheel
ColorWheel
PrimaryColors
PrimaryColors

Haneef :P

Weight for basketball
Almuerzo
Lunes:
dos tasa ensalada y diez fresa
Martes:
cautro anas de pollo al aorno y una tasa arroz
Miércoles:
una copa los frijoles, dos copa arroz, y una libra bistec
Jueves:
tres copa sopa, y una copa jugo de naranja
Viernes:
Cautro anas de el pollo frito y una copa heldado.
Sábado:
una sanwich
Domingo:
Dos el pascado

Charles Norman Dayona McNeil PSSA Project Ecosystems.

Ecosystems
What Is A Ecosystem?
A ecosystem is a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.

What Kinds Of Ecosystems are there?

There are three types of major ecosystems:
1. Freshwater Ecosystems
2. Ocean Ecosystems
3. Terrestrial Ecosystems

What do ecosystems consist of?

An ecosystem consists of the biological and physical environment of an area. The biological environment is made up of all living organisms in the area. The physical environment includes the air, the earth, water, and the weather. All these biological and physical factors interact within the ecosystem. They compose a network of complex relationships that control population growth. Each plant and animal species has a role or way of life within the ecosystem. This is called its niche.


Tundra - The climate is extremely cold, dry, and the subsoil is permanently frozen. Plants these include lichens, low shrubs, and sedges. Some of the animals there are the Arctic fox, lemmings, polar bear, caribou, wolves, and many migratory birds.

Boreal Forest - The climate has cold winters, and a short growing season. Coniferous evergreen trees, chiefly balsam fir, black spruce, jack pine, and white spruce are plants you would find there. Animals include bears, wolves, moose, ducks, and loons.

Temperate Coniferous Forest - Has cool, middle and upper mountain slopes, coastal areas with mild winters and heavy rainfall. Coniferous evergreen trees, including cedar, hemlock, pine, and redwood are among the plant life. Bears, elk, mountain lions, and wolves are animals in the region.

Temperate Deciduous Forest - Cold winters, warm summers, moist. Broadleaf deciduous trees such as elm, maple, and oak. Animals there are deer, raccoons, squirrels, and many kinds of small birds.

Chaparral - Climate includes rain, mild winters, hot and dry summers, fires are common in this area. Plant life includes low shrubs with small and hard leaves. Coyotes, mule deer, and many species of lizards are animals in the region.

Desert - Extremely dry. Cati and other fleshy plants, sparse grasses, and small-leaved shrubs. This region also has lizards, snakes, many small rodents.

Grassland - Temperate, subhumid. Grasses and other herbaceous plants.
Antelope, pronghorn bison, buffaloes, wolves, and coyotes live in the area.

Savanna - Long dry season. Grasses and scattered clumps of trees. Giraffes, zebras, jackals, and lions live in the region.

Tropical RainForest - Warm and wet all year. Broadleaf evergreen trees, some palms and tree ferns, and climbing vines. Animals include bats, colorful birds, lizards, monkeys, and snakes.

PSSA EXAMPLE QUESTIONS

1. How many different major types of ecosystems are there? What are the major ecosystems?

2. What do ecosystems consist of?

3. What is the climate like in a tropical rain forrest?

4. What does the Savanna ecosystem consist of?

5. What is a ecosystem?
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la deita Kim K

la cena 






Domingo

Uno batido proteína de soya

Sanwich de mantequilla de cacahuete

Una Enchiladas de frijoles y arroz

Una botella de cerveza dos exis

Cinco trozos de Piña

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lunes

Una botella de jugo de naranja

Uno platillo de papas fritas

Una Enchiladas de frijoles y arroz

Una Empandas de fresas

Uno platillo de habichuelas

 

 

 

 

 

Martes

Uno batido Proteina de soya

Cinco trozos de Piña

Una Enchiladas de frijoles y arroz

Uno platillo de papas fritas

Una copa de café

 

 

 

 

 

Miercoles

Una copa de café

Una mitad de aguacate con ajo

Una tasa de té callente

Empandas de fresas

Uno platillo de bróculi

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jueves

 

 

Uno batido Proteina de soya

Una Enchiladas de frijoles y arroz

Una Empandas de fresas

Uno platillo de hongos

Cinco trozos de Piña

 

 

 

 

 

 

Viernes

Una botella de jugo de naranja

Uno platillo de papas fritas

Empandas de fresas

Uno platillo de bróculi

Uno platillo de habichuelas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sábado

 

 

Uno batido Proteina de soya

Sanwich de mantequilla de cacahuete

Enchiladas de frijoles y arroz

Una botella de cerveza dos exis

Cinco trozos de Piña

 

 

Raekwon's Monster Blast Powers SLA to Walk-Off Victory

Fresh off handily beating their arch rival and divisional nemesis Randolph for the first time last week by a final count of 14-4, SLA Baseball stepped foot onto some unlikely hallowed ground at  35th and Oxford  Fairmount Park. In the final game of the 2011 season the Rockets were heavy underdogs against a strong Strawberry Mansion team. But SLA was surging as well in recent "must win" games, and crushing Freire 16-1 in just 3 innings of no-hit ball by All-Star senior Brandon Williams helped set up the "win and you're in" contest. In the end, that game- a nail-biting, see-saw, war of attrition- ended in dramatic fashion with Williams forcing Mansion's best hitter to pop up with the based loaded to secure the 14-12 victory. The win gave SLA an 8-4 overall record, completing a lightning-quick turnaround from the previous 4-8 inaugural campaign, and shockingly propelled SLA into the city playoffs for the first time in school history. Had they lost the game they would have been knocked out by way of head-to-head tie breaker with their bitter rival Randolph, but in beating Mansion they leap frogged them and secured the #2 seed in the playoffs. That team would go onto hold toe-to-toe with the Philadelphia Charter Academy, a B Division powerhouse with a stacked lineup- for five innings before finally relenting. The season ended, but the magic was just beginning. While SLA lost a talented core of seniors- namely John Desalis, Marshall Johnston, Anthony Seeley and Brandon Williams- the team retained it's young core of underclassmen who played pivotal roles in creating a team that believed in itself.  CLICK HERE FOR FULL STORY


Raekwon's MONSTER Blast Powers SLA to Walk-Off Victory!

Fresh off handily beating their arch rival and divisional nemesis Randolph for the first time last week by a final count of 14-4, SLA Baseball stepped foot onto some unlikely hallowed ground at  35th and Oxford in Fairmount Park. In the final game of the 2011 season the Rockets were heavy underdogsagainst a strong Strawberry Mansion team. But SLA was surging as well in recent "must win" games, and crushing Freire 16-1 in just 3 innings of no-hit ball by All-Star senior Brandon Williams helped set up the "win and you're in" contest. In the end, that game- a nail-biting, see saw, war of attrition- ended in dramatic fashion with Williams forcing Mansion's best hitter to pop up with the based loaded to secure the 14-12 victory. The win gave SLA an 8-4 overall record, completing a lightning-quick turnaround from the previous 4-8 inaugural campaign, and shockingly propelled SLA into the city playoffs for the first time in school history. Had they lost the game they would have been knocked out by way of head-to-head tie breaker with their bitter rival Randolph, but in beating Mansion they leap frogged them and secured the #2 seed in the playoffs. That team would go onto hold toe-to-toe with the Philadelphia Charter Academy, a B Division powerhouse with a stacked lineup- for five innings before finally relenting. The season ended, but the magic was just beginning. While SLA lost a talented core of seniors- namely John Desalis, Marshall Johnston, Anthony Seeley and Brandon Williams- the team retained it's young core of underclassmen who played pivotal roles in creating a team that believed in itself. 

While the seniors are gone, some now playing in college, the spirit and heart of the team is very much intact, and as the team stepped onto the fresh dirt of their greatest triumph the veterans of that war felt something in the air. The weather was almost exactly the same, the field seemingly untouched since they danced around Brandon on the mound and ritualistically drenched their coach with the water bucket. The implications were also nearly identical. SLA is 2-2 this year, but their record does not reflect the calibre of a team that should be 4-0. More importantly this game, against a very different opponent in University City, was still seen as a "must win" for SLA considering the difficulty of their remaining schedule. 

SLA finds itself in the opposite end of the equation having beaten University City in each of its previous three meetings. While the games themselves have never been close, the air most assuredly has. On numerous occasions the players for UC have verbally and physically threatened SLA players, deliberately thrown at our batters' heads, and have tripped us on the base paths. SLA was expecting the game to be ugly, but their coach made it clear that the ugliness must be one-sided. "They are going to try to get into your heads because they know you are better than them. It is a tactic of compensation. Do not give into them. Do not let them get us into a position where we beat ourselves. Remember that this is a very mental game. Think of their insults like clouds and let them float by".

From the outset it was clear this game would be tense, but SLA is used to that especially on this field. The see saw would swing back and forth, but SLA stayed true to the team mantra of "win the inning", and every time University City would put a run on the board, in fact never more than two in an inning, SLA responded to take the frame. SLA did remarkably well with two outs, and proved to be a very difficult team to put away. For instance, with two outs in the bottom of the first Ian McClendon ripped a shot to third that was too hot to handle. Jeff Schwartz followed suit and quickly SLA had runners on the corners in time for Nick Manton's rip to center to drive them both home and tie the game. SLA scored two more to take a 4-3 lead in the second in similar fashion. After TJ Nicolella led off with a single and reached second on a throwing error, Ethan Reese bunted him over and beat out the throw to first. Nicolella would score on the ensuing throwing error by U.C.'s pitcher and Reese would come around to score on Jhonas Dunakin's rip down the first-base line. Two outs, no problem. 

While this speaks volumes of SLA's composure and how quick they can manufacture runs seemingly out of nowhere, the most impressive aspect of their game has been their defense. Setting a record in a Public League game, SLA recorded six put outs on the base paths including a double play where Ethan Reese faked a throw to second long enough to bait the runner on third to try and go home. Reese spun around and shot a laser beam home in enough time to nail a sliding runner and for Jeff Schwartz to match Reese's throw to third to Raekwon Smith who applied the tag on U.C.'s dumbfounded clutch hitter. While U.C. was most definitely not disciplined on the base paths, which undid a couple of monster triples by their better hitters, SLA displayed the opposite type of presence on the bases. Tallying nine steals, including Jeff Schwartz's swipe of home in the third, SLA also simply worked the bases like professionals and turned every miscue U.C.'s defense made into runs. 

However, for all their mistakes on both sides of the ball, University City tied the game at 5 in the 4th. However, once again SLA responded and won the inning to take a 7-5 lead off with three consecutive singles and another 2 two-out double by Ian McClendon. It seemed the see saw would never stop tilting back and forth though as U.C. tied it back up at 7 and eventually took an 8-7 lead going into the 6th. It could have been much worse considering U.C. had the bases loaded off of walks in the 5th, but once again SLA's defense rose to the occasion catching an undisciplined runner on his way home and another in a run down at second. With the game tied and the bases loaded U.C.'s best hitter was up. He had already ripped a triple to left, but was caught at home on the double put-out in the 2nd. Ian McClendon came in as the closer and did just that by striking him out on a mixture of pitches, the last of which was smoked right by Rivers. 

SLA tied it up in the 6th after Stephen Smith ripped one too hot for their center fielder to hold. Smith came around to tie the game when Reese's hot bat struck for the third time with another bullet right back at center. 8-8 after six with just one inning of regulation to go. McClendon confidently took the mound knowing that holding them here would mean SLA could "win the inning" and walk off with a victory. After a battle of an at-bat, U.C.'s Griffin worked a lead-off walk and then quickly stole second to represent the go-ahead run. What followed was yet another example of the professional composure SLA displayed all day. McClendon struck out the next two batters looking, and when he was in a jam with their number 2 hitter Rivers, he made the ultimate pick-off spin back to second and caught Griffin for the record setting 6th put out. Still 8-8. With the middle of the order coming up, SLA could just smell the win. 

Coach's orders were simple, "just get into scoring position", but Morel, who was still on the mound for U.C. had other ideas. The advantage seemed to swing to U.C. after Morel got Schwartz to pop up to short and lightning-quick Henry Poeng, who had come in to replace an injured Nick Manton, fell behind in the count. Henry owned the box though and got plunked on the wrist when Morel tried to motor one in on the hands. Seconds later Poeng was on third representing the winning run when Raekwon Smith stepped to the plate. Rae had struggled with timing throughout the game, and it seemed the same was unfolding as he quickly fell behind 0-2 in the count. Morel, who had struck him out three times prior in the game, smiled and went for the kill by powering a fastball right down the pipe, but Rae loaded his hands and stepped into the ball with ease. The ball simply disappeared into the crystal blue sky. As SLA's bench cleared to mob Henry as he crossed the plate, Rae simply stared off at his majestic shot wondering if it would ever arc back down to earth. 

Some silly drama ensued when the bench collectively snapped Raekwon out of his self-induced day dream in time to get him to actually run to first base to make it official. Although he robbed himself of his own Home Run trot, the soft, endearing smile on his face merely hinted at how pleased he was with himself. While players joked about how bad they felt for the outfielder having to go all the way to New Jersey to retrieve the ball, it most definitely went over 350ft and therefore would have been a Home Run in Citizens Bank Park. Impressive for a freshman's first extra-base hit of the season. Perhaps Jeff Schwartz, who was a pivotal rookie in the 2011 playoff run, said it best after the team had doused their coach with the water bucket. As he gathered his catcher's gear and helped clean up the dugout, he was overheard satisfyingly mumbling to himself, "something magical always happens on this field." Magical indeed.

Lindsay Lohan

 el desayuno



lunes

Bebidas: Una Inca Kola

El pollo frito con dos postres

martes

Bebidas: Una soda de naranja

Dos bollos de miel y una postre chocolate

miércoles

Bebidas: jugo de naranja

Dos hambureguesas

jueves

Bebidas: jugo de pina

Tres hamburguesas

viernes

Bebidas: el leche chocolate

Un postre

sábado


Bebidas: té frio

chocolate

domingo

cereal y la cerezal
Bebida

el postre de fresas

 

One Week Nutritional Plan por Dora la Exploradora

Almuerzo​

Lunes: Un sanwich con lechuga y tomate, una zanahoria, unas fresas, y jugo de naranja.
Martes: Un sanwich con manteca de cacahuete, u
na manzana, y mucho agua.
Miércoles: Un falafel con aguacata, l
as papas fritas, una naranja, y jugo de limón
Jueves: Pan de pita con limón hummus, una balsa de patatas fritas, una banana, y agua.
Viernes: Un plato de pasta con ajo, 
Sabado: Un plato sopa de toma
te con arroz, una toronja, un refresco salud.
Domingo: Un ensalada con fresas, un pan, muchos cerezas, y jugo de manzana.

Amani y Bryanna La Dieta por Nick Jonas

  Nick Jonas who is diabetic

Amani Bey

and

Bryanna Jones  

Desayuno

Almuerzo

Cena

lunes

Desayuno
juevos, y pan con geletina natural

una copa de agua

martes

Almuerzo
Arroz Cafe y Pollo con vegetales

una copa de agua y una copa de jugo de fruta natural

miércoles

Cena
el pescado y ajo con pimienta, sin sal

una copa de agua y una copa de jugo de fruta natural

jueves

Desayuno
una ensalada de fruta (con cerezas y manzanas y fresas y  )

una copa de leche

viernes

Alumerzo
el sanwich con queso y tomate y lechuga

una copa de agua y una copa de jugo de fruta natural

sábado

Cena
paella vegétale  
y por el postre una copa de cereza

domingo

Desayuno
harina de aven

 y plantas,  con una copa de jugo de toronja




 

 

Lindsay Lohan's dieta

 el desayuno


lunes

Bebidas: Auga

el huevo y la toronja

martes

cereal y la fresa
Bebidas: el jugo de naranja

miércoles

el sanwich
Bebidas: el café

jueves

ensalada de fruta
Bebidas: Agua

viernes

las papas fritas y la cereza
Bebidas: el café

sábado

el huevo y la banana
Bebidas: agua

domingo

cereal y la cerezal
Bebidas: el té