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I am a math major hoping to become a high school math teacher sometime in the near future. I enjoy observing the lives of others and helping them in any way possible. Unfortunately, I am not omnipotent, so I can't see everyone or help everyone as much as I'd like to. There's nothing I love more than making people laugh and smile. Nothing else in the world makes me feel more valuable than my ability to give people a glimmer of happiness as often as I can. It's fun, it's easy, and I can do it anywhere!
Showing posts with label Zax. Show all posts
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Sunday, April 11, 2010

April 11, 2010

Dr. Seuss

The Zax are stubborn beings who, when they have a goal or a way of accomplishing something that they have done for so long, they will not falter from the matter at hand. It may not have been the purpose of the video, but it is now a metaphor about teachers being stubborn. It is true that there are a lot of teachers who are still living in the past because they are too stubborn to work along side other people to achieve both of their goals. Ask anyone that it is much easier to do something as a team than as individuals. Team work will make things so much easier and the world will only get better when more people understand that.

PS22: Landslide

Those children were amazing. My church could use lessons from them. By putting this video on the internet, attention was brought to Rock Superstar Stevie Nicks. This is one my partner, Kelly McKinnell, and I mentioned in our podcast. Just by putting a video on the YouTube displaying your talents, there are ways that you can be discovered by famous talent.

Ryan Narciso, an individual who played his own remakes of popular songs with his own twist, used his Youtube profile to showcase his talent. One of the songs he covered was a Miley Cyrus song that was popular at the time. The video made it's way to the computer screen of Miley Cyrus's personal Youtube profile, where she commented and acknowledged his talent. Unfortunately, the music covers that made him so popular were copyrighted and Youtube has disabled his account.

Another individual, who made it mainstream, is Hip Hop Sensation Soulja Boy. He recorded his first song, "Crank That," demonstrating the Soulja Boy dance. The movie made it to the computer of an executive at Interscope Records, and the rest is history. If these people can make it big time, why can't anyone else? It only makes too much sense to show off your talents as best you can. They may become famous one day.