Pointing Fingers

                                      Who made this big mess!?! Good question, let me explain the situation.
So, Phil barrows Fred's car, as Phil is driving he comes to a red light he hits the brakes but to no avail the car keeps going, and soon enough  Phil is met with a big crash/  accident  (hopefully he was wearing clean underwear). So, the big question is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJa7P6dfmco" .
Who's fault is it? Phil or Fred? Well what ever others think is their opinion, and I am not trying to change that in anyway.
To me I would point the finger at Fred. Since considering it was his car that was used. If anything Fred should have at least mentioned something the brakes. Now, if anything (legally thinking Fred could have done it for insurance money.)
But back to a more logical view. Fred should have warned Phil. what kind of a friend, let alone a person would let someone borrow an already broken car? Phil is no where near responsible for the damage to the car..

It was worth it

                The most important project I have ever focused on has to be the time that I trained pigs to fly............................................................................................................................................. Not really.

             The most important project I have ever dealt with would have to be a documentary.
No, I did not make some two hour long Ken Burns documentary. It was a small 10 min documentary I made for my biology class. In biology class we were given the task to create a power point presentation based around a disease or any other topic that was approved. I chose diabetes. The power point required a certain amount of slides, and at least one creative slide. So I wanting to think out side the bun, and decided to ask if I could do a small documentary instead of just a slide, it was approved, and I made one.
     
             What I did was a "Ken Burns©"  style documentary, where I would zoom in on certain pictures, while having a narration involving the topic of the documentary. So what I did was sit down and record a conversation with my mother, (Yes she knew she was being recorded), and I asked her questions about my Grandfather who was her father, reason being that he had dealt with diabetes for almost half of his entire life.
I took a thirty minute long conversation and turned it in to a ten minute long video.

Then after days of editing, snipping, and clipping I was done, and ready to present. I was so ready to present. I was so sure that my idea would become a great standing point in my creative endeavors. Then it was it, finally my turn to present. at the end of my presentation i showed a piture, of my family and poited out to them who had diabetes, then came the very best part, the part where i showed my documentary. It was a success. I was given an A on the assignment, and would have received A with the documentary alone.
That was the most important project I had ever worked on 

The Unknown!!!

               






                          For ages. Man has feared the unknown. Always afraid of whats out there. Afraid to step out of their common norm, outside of their comfort zone! But man has always had a little pinch from a little guy called curiosity.  Curiosity made man wonder "What is this?" or "What is that?"

and as usual these thoughts lead to actions.

But, some are sheltered from curiosity. They were  taught the rhyme  "Curiosity killed the cat."
forever fearing of what was out side of their comfort zone  Meanwhile others who were taught the full rhyme "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought him back" were more ready to experience the world for the first time, and embrace the strange and new things in it.

These, adventurous, people who do often devote themselves to discovering new things by seperateing themselves from others disbelief in them and pursue there curious endevers. They have sacrifices by seperateing them  from the norm. they sacrifice themselves from the excecptence of society, and of their friends, and that is wah I call stepping , in to the true, unknown.