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Nickell Caesar Capstone

Posted by Nickell Caesar in CTE Senior Capstone · Kamal/Ugworji · Wed on Monday, May 10, 2021 at 11:12 pm

For my Capstone, I wanted to use my Arduino skills and knowledge of electrical engineering to create a quadcopter/drone and give it away to some charitable organization. My path, however, was riddled with many roadblocks, I tried reaching out to various toy donation organizations and asked if I would be able to give this project away, and sadly most were not currently accepting any toy donations due to the COVID-19 public health crisis and because of the chance of it becoming a fire hazard. When all hope seemed lost, I found an organization willing to help my cause, the National Public Safety Drone Donation Program, this organization creates and accepts donations for drones that can be used by mainly firefighters and different fire departments to save lives. They told me they would willing to take my drone and I also left a cash donation for their cause. My final product for my Senior Capstone is the images of the steps I took to make my drone/quadcopter and the receipt of my donation to the National Public Safety Drone Donation Program. I hope my donation and project can be used to help fire departments save a family or someone who is in harm’s way.

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Civilized or Savage?

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 2 · Pahomov/Rhymer · E Band on Tuesday, March 26, 2019 at 8:06 am

How do people react to incidents and tragic events? Most would mourn, others would try to put the blame on others. In the story, Lord of the Flies, this theme is brought up repeatedly throughout the book. When the boys end up stranded, they initially rejoice and think of it as a good thing, however, tragedies overtime can begin to break down a person's morals and values.

Towards the beginning of the story when the boys first end up on the island they immediately begin to think about their new found freedom and who should be in charge of the island. "Shut up," said Ralph absently. He lifted the conch. "Seems to me we ought to have a chief to decide things." "A chief! A chief!" "I ought to be chief," said Jack with simple arrogance, "because I'm chapter chorister and head boy. I can sing C sharp."(100). An example of this same type of mindset is when the tragic 9/11 attacks occurred. Many had mourned and wanted revenge so there was many injustices to people who were of the Islamic faith. History.com says, FBI Director Robert Mueller said, “vigilante attacks and threats against Arab-Americans will not be tolerated.”  When something as tragic as 9/11 occurred people were quick to want to retaliate, but the director and others wanted to keep the peace and make sure that there was still order in this time. He could’ve acted irrationally and justified the harm that was being done to the Muslim people, but he knew morally that it was wrong and decided to protect those who were being targeted.

During the feast that Jack threw after killing the pig, the boys had killed Simon, because they were afraid of the beast and thought that he was the beast. When it happened Piggy and Ralph were talking to each other about it and they both realized that they were afraid and it caused them to act so irrationally and impulsive, “I know there isn't no beast—not with claws and all that, I mean—but I know there isn't no fear, either."Piggy paused."Unless—" Ralph moved restlessly."Unless what?" "Unless we get frightened of people.” The boys said that they were afraid and admitted to it killing Simon, because they were afraid. During World War 2, after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President. Franklin Roosevelt started to force Japanese-American people out of their homes and into internment camps. USHistory.com says, “Over 127,000 United States citizens were imprisoned during World War II. Their crime? Being of Japanese ancestry.” American officials and American people had said that they were afraid of the Japanese turning on them in and being loyal to the Japanese government and military. In both examples both sides, Piggy and Ralph and the American people and government were afraid and acted on it and caused for someone to get hurt.

When Simon was initially killed and everyone ran back to their shelter Ralph and Piggy had a conversation about it, Piggy had tried to brush it off and make excuses for their actions saying it was dark and such, while Ralph was taking the blame and said that what they had did was murder and they acted like savages. ”It was dark. There was that- that bloody dance. There was lighting and thunder and rain. We was scared!’ ‘I wasn’t scared,’ said Ralph slowly, ‘I was I don’t know what I was.’ We was scared!’ said Piggy excitedly. ‘Anything might have happened. It wasn’t what you said.”(156) Piggy justifies the brutal killing by saying that it wasn’t their fault they were dark and afraid and he shouldn’t have been there. While, Ralph owns up to his mistake saying that it their fault and they had intentionally murdered him and just acted without thinking.

When the boys made it to the island there was a lot of bickering over whether someone should be chief or not, but Ralph was more focused on using his power for creating signal fires to be rescued, but Jack wasn’t all too interested in this. Jack apologizes to Ralph for burning out the fire saying that what he had done was wrong. Jack says, “I’m sorry. About the fire, I mean. There I-’ He drew himself up. ‘I apologize.” (72) Jack had made the others upset and had tried to sincerely apologize to the others for causing the disturbance in the lighting of the fire. The fire was an important aspect throughout the story and told the reader a lot about the types of people Ralph and Jack were, Ralph was the one who tried to stay more civilized through the awful situation that they were put in. While, Jack had tried to use this situation as a way to gain power and was the less civilized one and convinced the other hunters to act like monsters.

        All throughout the book we see how the boys have acted either inhumanely or civilized when a major event had occurred. Throughout U.S. history we see how we’ve either acted unjustly or justly towards another group of people when we’ve felt threatened by them, when these injustices happen there is usually people who stand up for what is right and don’t stand with those who do wrong to other people.



Sources Cited:

Golding, William. Lord of the Flies. Penguin Books, 2006.

“Japanese-American Internment.” Ushistory.org, Independence Hall Association, www.ushistory.org/us/51e.asp.

Editors, History.com. “Reaction to 9/11.” History.com, A&E Television Networks, 13 Aug. 2010, www.history.com/topics/21st-century/reaction-to-9-11.


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Canavan-Nickell Caesar

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 2 · Pahomov/Rhymer · E Band on Friday, November 9, 2018 at 10:31 am

Canavan

It’s a boy! I’m gonna be the best dad ever, I love children, I and my girlfriend have been trying to have a kid for three years now. This is the closest we’ve ever gotten. After all the failed attempts and pregnancy tests, it’s finally going to happen. My life wasn’t always as happy and cheerful though,  I grew up in Philadelphia to a single mother who had three kids that she busted her ass every day to support, we didn’t get to go to DisneyWorld or get to go to school with the new Jordans and Nikes, but we got through. My father’s absence forced me to be the man of the house. Even though my mom owned everything, someone had to make sure she was taken care of since obviously that deadbeat you call a father wasn’t capable enough to step up and be a real man.

I’m going to be a dad now, and I swear to God, I won’t ever be like my father. I got through college without him, learned how to drive without him, went to prom without him, got my first job without him, I did all of this without him, and I’ll surely get through this pregnancy without him.My child will never worry about when his father will come back or if they will go to bed hungry, or if it was their fault for me walking out.

Everything was starting to look up for me until I get the news that shook up my entire world. Our unborn child was going to be born with Canavan Disease, but how? I feel so helpless and weak, I should be able to protect my child and I can’t even do that! Canavan, It’s an extremely rare disease, that damages the ability of nerve cells in the brain to send and receive messages. As far as I know, nobody in either of our family’s has a history of this disease. The doctor says that he is expected to live only through his childhood. All the things that I was supposed to accomplish with my child, won’t be happening. He won’t even have a chance to go prom, shave, or date a girl, he’s getting cheated out of all of these things. I know for a fact that all the school kids won’t go easy on him either, kids are extremely cruel, and he’ll be ridiculed, I don’t know how either of us will be able to take it. I don’t know what to do, my world feels like it’s collapsing and there’s no way to stop the inevitable destruction, I can only watch.

But maybe this whole predicament isn’t the end of the world, God does everything for a reason, so there must be a reason for this happening. It’s been my dream to have a child of my own and start my family, and now that I’m getting the chance I’m having doubts? Seriously? I’m finally going to be able to have a child, I’m not gonna give up on this child just because of some disability, I’m not like my dad was and never will be. I’ll make all the short years with my child the best he’s ever had. Some tasks and activities might take more effort and time, but it’ll be worth it in the end. I love my unborn child unconditionally and always will. I hope that he knows daddy will never walk out or give up on him, I hope that he knows I’ll be there through all my hardships and never put my stress on top of his. Thanks, Dad, for nothing. I’ll always do everything in my power not to be like you.


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Emulation Handbook- Nickell Caesar

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 2 · Pahomov/Rhymer · E Band on Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 11:26 am
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English Essay(Transportation System)

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 2 · Pahomov/Rhymer · E Band on Friday, September 21, 2018 at 2:53 pm

“Nicola Breedy-Caesar please board the plane at gate C”

My body froze, I knew it was time to finally face one of my biggest fears and hop onto the plane. I had never been on a plane before and 6 year old me, listening to all my older cousins the night before talking about how birds love to fly into engines and cause the planes to crash, my imagination began to run wild. I started to imagine all the possible ways the plane could have crashed into the ocean. My mom yelled at me and told me to hurry up before we missed our flight. This was a big opportunity for me, I told my mom that I had to go the bathroom. I was trying to find anyway to make us miss the flight, my mom said that there were bathrooms on the plane. I knew that there was no way to try and make us miss the flight, if I had tried anything else the belt would have made sure it didn’t happen again.

The flight attendant had passed us our boarding tickets, and I wanted to just throw it away. The flight was booked and because we were riding on standby, I wasn’t going to be able to sit next to my mom and sister. This made the ride even scarier, I got onto the plane and went to my seat nervously. I got the window seat and sat next to an old man and his wife. The flight attendant had gone over all the things to do in case of an emergency. When they said it was time to buckle up, I grabbed the seatbelt and tied it so tight to point it felt as if I was stopping my blood circulation. We were on the runway just waiting to go into the air, and we soon began to takeoff.

When we got into the air, I had felt some turbulence and it made me go insane. I started yelling, “We’re going to die, we’re going to die!” I had caused a scene and all the other passengers had started to look at me. I kept going on and on for about 5 minutes, until the co-pilot had came up to me. I thought that I was going to get kicked off the plane, but he smiled and told me that everything was going to be fine. I didn’t believe him, and said that we were going to fall into the ocean. He laughed and told me to follow him into the cockpit. I was a bit skeptical at first, but still decided to follow him.


“Woah this is amazing” I said.

The cockpit was beautiful, there were so many buttons and I was able to touch the wheel. It was a lot of fun and the pilots were really cool to me, the kid that had caused a bunch of hell on the flight. I had almost completely forgot my fears and that we were almost 30,000 feet in the air. Those kind pilots had taught me to not be afraid of airplanes and that you should always face your fears. When we had gotten off the plane my mom had reminded me of what was going to happen once we got home, because of the scene that I had caused. I didn’t really care at that point, I was really happy, because I was able to face my fears and get a cool experience to brag to my cousins about, except for the crying and yelling part. From that somewhat embarrassing experience, I learned that you shouldn’t let your biggest fears haunt you, and that you should try to think about how to overcome those fears instead.

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Printmaking Blog Post-Nickell Caesar

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Art - Freshman · Hull · e1 Band on Friday, June 1, 2018 at 6:25 pm
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My element was Caesium, it's atomic number is 55. Caesium was discovered in 1860, by german chemists Robert Wilhelm Bunsen and Gustav Robert Kirchhoff. Caesium was named after the blue lines that was observed in its spectrum. The most common use for Caesium is as drilling fluid, but it is also used for atomic clocks, which is an important part of the internet and mobile phone networks. I made a drill for my imagery, because caesium is used as the drilling fluid within drills, and used blue paint because the element got its name for the blue lines within its spectrum. I decided that making a drill would be the best option because it wouldn't be hard for people to understand what I was trying to make and it would be interesting ways to show this by using positive and negative space. If I was to print a second time, I'd use some more paint on my paper, because, there was some white spots still left on the matted print. I enjoyed the actual printing part, because it was cool seeing the reversed image coming out the correct way, it was so satisfying.
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Making A Difference for Heart Disease

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 1 · Giknis · D Band on Friday, May 18, 2018 at 8:09 pm
​ My first Slate Post was about my cause, Heart Disease. I addressed all the types of diseases and conditions that are under the heart disease branch. How people end up getting heart conditions and ways to try and protect yourself from the disease. My second Slate Post was about the research that I had done for my project, I had interviewed a good friend of mine and my school mom, Rene Hart. Rene had talked about how she was at risk  of getting pediatric diabetes when she was younger.

While researching my Agent of Change, I found many organizations that are looking reaching for the same goal as me, one of them was the, Association of Black Cardiologist. Their goal is, “that all people regardless of race, ethnicity or gender should benefit equally from reduction in the frequency, duration and impact of diseases of the heart and blood vessels.” Another organization that I had found while researching was Go Red For Women. This organization was made in 2004, when 500,000 American women’s lives were taken because of cardiovascular disease, and most women at the time weren’t treating it as big of a deal as it was. So they made the organization as a way of raising awareness for the issue, and to try and band all women together so that they would be able to finally wipe out heart disease. My final organization that I found was the American Heart Association. This organization is the one that I got my idea for my Agent of Change, and the one who I ultimately donated all the money from my fundraiser to. The American Heart Association is the nation's oldest organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke, founded in 1924, by six cardiologists, the organization now contains about 22.5 million volunteers and supporters. Their goal is to “build healthier lives free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.” I feel that these organizations are all important and will one day finally end cardiovascular disease and stroke. They inform people about heart disease and have fundraisers like I chose to do, and I got really inspired from the work that they do.


The logo of the American Heart Association
The logo of the American Heart Association
After collecting all the information and gathering interviews for my You and The World,  I began to devise a plan for my Agent of Change. I had searched online for ways to make donations for my cause. That’s when I had found the American Heart Association, this organization had inspired me because they hold fundraising events to raise awareness and funding for cardiovascular disease prevention. Now it was only a problem of trying to raise money to donate to the cause. I had went and decided that I would sell water ice, because the weather was starting to warm up, and in Philadelphia everybody likes to get water ice to eat for the hot summer day. My goal was to make at least $20, because, I knew that I wasn’t going to be able to make a lot of money, because Rita’s only had a limited stock and I wasn’t able to get as much water ice as I needed.  I had talked to Mrs.Giknis and she said that if I wanted to start a fundraiser, I should talk to Ms.Sessa, because, she would be able to let me sell water ice at the front office. I had bought all the water ice on Sunday, then stored it in my freezer, to be sold on Monday. Once, I had sold all my water ice, I had only made a mere $33, to me this was a success, it was more money than I had expected to make. It wasn’t anything major, but it will help those who are not in the same level of health as me. I finally, mailed all the money to American Heart Association in Philadelphia.
My classmates helping me out with the fundraiser that was held on Monday, May 14th.
My classmates helping me out with the fundraiser that was held on Monday, May 14th.
At first, I didn’t feel like I was going to be able to make a change for my issue. I felt that me only being a highschool student and not someone like a cardiologist, I couldn’t have made a difference or made a way to help with the issue, but the more I kept working on my project and my agent of change, I had seen that maybe I couldn’t do anything really significant right now, but these donations can actually make a change.  I learned that I had good people that looked out for me at SLA and really wanted me to succeed. I was initially going to do the entire fundraiser by myself, but as soon as I had started my classmates such as Randy, Sophia, Jasir, Chris, Isabella, Carol, etc. reached out to me and helped me out with serving the water ice and with handling change, trying to get people to come and buy some water ice, and setting up my fundraiser. I feel as though I could have bought some more water ice and managed my time better. I wasn’t able to get enough water ice, because, I had decided to go and buy some on Saturday, and most of the mango water ice was sold out, and my parents had to work and didn’t have enough time to search for more places that would’ve sold water ice. Next time around, I would get started right away with my Agent of Change, and not wait until last minute. Heart disease has many factors such as genetics, foods that are consumed, physical activity, etc. Myself and others could slow down or even end the amount of  deaths that are caused by Heart Disease. If we as people tried to limit the amount of sugary and fatty foods that we consume, we could slow down the progression of heart disease, and even donate to organizations that are trying to find cures and solutions to these problems.
My other classmate and close friend, Randy, serving water ice.
My other classmate and close friend, Randy, serving water ice.
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Negative Space Cut out

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Art - Freshman · Hull · e1 Band on Friday, April 27, 2018 at 10:03 pm
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​ A. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it)
Negative space is the space between and around an object

B. Explain how you found negative space in your cut out?

I found the negative space in my cut out, by looking at the two different colors and cutting them out. 

C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?

It helps an artist to see in negative space because it allows them to make a different focus for the image that they are trying to create.

D. Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not?

I think that seeing in negative space enhances drawings you get to see the object from not just one perspective, but from many different perspectives.


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Heart Disease: The Big Bad Wolf

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 1 · Giknis · D Band on Monday, March 19, 2018 at 12:02 am
​ In my previous post, I talked about heart disease and the causes of the different types of heart conditions. How heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, how strokes and cardiovascular disease are linked together, having high cholesterol, blood sugar, or diabetes can increase your risk for getting heart disease. I also talked about how heart disease is can be cause by birth conditions or the types of things that you do such as consuming a lot of junk foods or lack of physical exercise. 
This is an image of what a normally functioning heart should look like
This is an image of what a normally functioning heart should look like
According to heart.org, In 2008, heart diseases represented 30 percents of all diseases. About 2,150 Americans die each day from cardiovascular, that's about one every 40 seconds. Strokes and cardiovascular diseases cost man than $320.1 billion, in health expenditures and lost productivity. Nearly half of all African Americans adults have some form of cardiovascular disease, 48 percent of African American women and 46 African American men. Heart disease accounts for 1 in 7 deaths in U.S. Over 159 million U.S. adults are overweight or obese, most adults of the age of 20 are obese. It's estimated that about 1.46 billion adults globally were overweight or obese. High Blood Pressure puts people at risk for diseases, so it was no surprise to me when I had seen that 80 million U.S. adults have it. According to nydailynews.com, Noise pollution is linked to heart disease, people and animals that are exposed to constant loud noise have higher risks for heart disease. Researchers in Germany have found in a study that, noises from traffic, construction, and loud workplaces affects the bodies stress responses on a cellular level that lead to cardiovascular break down over time. Those who are exposed to less loud noise have less chances of heart disease than those who are constantly exposed to loud noises.
This is an image talking about Diabetes and how diabetes is gradually starting to rise all over the globe
This is an image talking about Diabetes and how diabetes is gradually starting to rise all over the globe
For my original research I need someone who had some experience with heart diseases or a bit of knowledge about the topic, so I went to my trustworthy and one of my closest friends, Rene Hart, she had told me that she had pre-diabetes when she was younger, because she was obese, lacked physical activity, and liked to eat foods with lots of sugar. She talked about the changes she had to make in her life so that she could get back on track and start to live a healthier lifestyle. Rene was also generous enough to talk about her family members that were also affected by heart conditions. Rene helped me learn more about a topic that I was unsure of which is childhood diabetes. I was still left wondering if heart disease ran in her family which led her to a higher risk for it. For my Agent of Change, I want to try to starting to help out kids my age so that they have a lower risk of gaining heart disease, and I think that starts with changing the foods that are being served during lunch, to something a bit healthier.

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Heart Disease- The Leading Cause of Death in the US

Posted by Nickell Caesar in English 1 · Giknis · D Band on Friday, February 23, 2018 at 4:42 pm
I really didn't know what I would want to use as a topic for my You & The World Project, so I started searching for ideas and what I came across was the topic of heart disease, heart disease is a condition that takes even more lives than cancer, which to me was a huge shocker. I have a lot of people in my family who died from heart disease, such as my Aunt Pearl who had went into cardiac arrest and went brain dead, because of lack of oxygen and blood going to her brain for too long. I am at an alarming risk for heart disease, because on my dad's size most of his family has high cholesterol and on my mom's side of the family a lot of people have diabetes. My parents always tell my siblings and I, to eat healthy and try to stay active so that we can live long lives. Habits such as drinking alcohol, lack of exercise, and eating foods with too much carbohydrates and trans fats puts people at even higher rates. 

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6208a8.htm  Heart Disease is the leading cause of death for people living in the United States in 2014.
Source: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6208a8.htm Heart Disease is the leading cause of death for people living in the United States in 2014.
Conditions such as heart infections, valvular heart disease, weak heart muscles, etc. The most common type of heart disease is blockage or the narrowing of the blood vessels, that pump blood directly to the heart, the disease itself is called coronary heart disease. Some babies are born with heart conditions and defects like Congenital Heart Disease, the newborns blood flow can be blocked completely, go the wrong way, or slow down. Signs of this is babies having shortness of breath, a bluish tint to the skin, lips, and fingernails, fatigue, and poor blood circulation. If you a parent of a child you should at least go get a heart test for your child, because they can show little to no signs of symptoms, but will affect the child in their later stages of life. Older people and babies aren't the only type of people who are at risk for heart conditions and defects. Teenagers are too, one of the heart diseases that teenagers are at risk for is Coarctation of the Aorta, or COA. The Aorta is the part of the heart that carries blood away from the heart, when someone has a coarctation of the aorta, the aorta is narrowed at some point. This affects the entire bodies' blood circulation, because the left side of the heart has to work harder to pump blood to pump blood through the narrowed aorta, this leads to higher blood pressures in the arms than the legs, cold legs and feet, shortness of breath, and chest pain. 
Source:https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health-topics/tetralogy-fallot This is an example of what a normal heart should look like compared to one with a heart condition
Source:https://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health-topics/tetralogy-fallot This is an example of what a normal heart should look like compared to one with a heart condition
A stroke can be linked to heart disease, when a blood clot blocks arteries that carries blood to your brain it'll cause your brain tissues to get damaged. A type of stroke is a Hemorrhagic, this type of stroke happens when a blood vessel in brain breaks or ruptures. The blood then seeps in to the brain tissue and causes damage to the brain cells which then leads to a stroke. Another type of stroke is Ischemic stroke, where blood clots form in the brain's blood vessels, these clots block up the blood flow to the brain's cells, about eighty percent of all strokes are caused by this. The clots can happen after a heart attack which is a form of heart disease, the blood clots are usually caused by plaque buildup, which is a process called atherosclerosis. Atherosclerosis is called "hardening of the arteries", this is when cholesterol and calcium begin to build up on the wall of the arteries, forming plaque. Over time the plaque may narrow the artery and blood flow through it. This condition affects other parts of the body such as the pelvis and legs, causing poor blood circulation, slow healing of injuries, and erection problems. 
Source:https://www.belmarrahealth.com/atherosclerosis-prevention-natural-home-remedies-diet-exercise/   This is what Atherosclerosis looks like.
Source:https://www.belmarrahealth.com/atherosclerosis-prevention-natural-home-remedies-diet-exercise/ This is what Atherosclerosis looks like.
I want to change the number of people who die yearly from heart diseases, because, they eat foods with too much sugars and fats. I'm no better than anyone else, I do make most mistakes that people with heart diseases make and I see that I consume a lot of food that are high in sugars and trans fat. We should all try to look out for ourselves and each other to make sure that we eat healthy and get lots of exercise so that we can keep our hearts in their best shape possible



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Remix Slide- Nickell Caesar

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on Friday, December 8, 2017 at 11:53 am
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​From the critiquing of my slide I learned that I had made a tangent where one of my pictures were really close to the edge. I also learned that I had done a bit too much on my slide, for example I had basically put two of the same things, I had put an Eagles Logo and Carson Wentz right next to each other, which really didn’t make sense. They said I should have just put Carson Wentz, because I wanted to make him the main center of attention and the other logo had drawn the attention away from him.

I decided to remove the Eagles Logo so that it wasn’t distracting and made Carson Wentz even bigger. The Slide Design for Developers link said that you should make the text size bigger, you want people all the way in the back of the classroom to see what you’ve written, not the people that are in the front.
The Presentation Zen Link said that you want it to be a quick glance type of design. You don’t want people to have to take forever to get the gist of what the point of your slide is going to be about. All of these sources, suggestions, and constructive criticism from my classmates helped me create a new and improved slide.
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One Slide Speech

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on Wednesday, November 22, 2017 at 4:57 pm
My slide is about my love for my favorite football team, the Philadelphia Eagles. I’m really glad to be an Eagles fan this year, so far we are 9-1 and it looks like we’re going to the playoffs, it’s been awhile since we’ve been there. I started to get into football and began to watch the Eagles in 2010 when we were still with Andy Reid, and lost the Wild Card to the Green Bay Packers. For my slide I made it so that Carson Wentz and the Eagles logo was two dimensional. I made the background a black hue and the letter green, so that it made the logo and the football player the main center of attention and catches the eye. I made sure to add balance by making all the colors fit each other, the words “Fly Eagles Fly!” were white like one of the main colors in the team’s uniforms and logo. The white title and black background made there be a new value to the other pictures.
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E1 U1 (El Tiempo) Peter, Nickell, Jasir, and Chris

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Spanish 1 · Hernandez · C Band on Sunday, October 29, 2017 at 9:08 pm
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E1 U1 (Restaurant Video) Peter, Jasir, Chris, Nickell

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Spanish 1 · Hernandez · C Band on Sunday, October 29, 2017 at 6:42 pm
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E1 U1(Conversation Video) Peter,Nickell, Jasir, Chris

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Spanish 1 · Hernandez · C Band on Sunday, October 29, 2017 at 6:25 pm
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Home Network- Nickell Caesar

Posted by Nickell Caesar in Technology - Freshman · Hull · e2 Band on Friday, October 13, 2017 at 9:03 pm
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