Throughout this book a pastor in New York is being called to Preach at the Brooklyn Tabernacle but he doesn't think that should go there. He is Pastoring at another church and at this Tabernacle and it is a commute to the Tabernacle is a great distance. And throughout the book the Preacher man choose to be with the Brooklyn Tabernacle and changes the chruch from being dead to alive. Thats as far as i am right now but will get farther throughtout the summer.
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire
Throughout this book a pastor in New York is being called to Preach at the Brooklyn Tabernacle but he doesn't think that should go there. He is Pastoring at another church and at this Tabernacle and it is a commute to the Tabernacle is a great distance. And throughout the book the Preacher man choose to be with the Brooklyn Tabernacle and changes the chruch from being dead to alive. Thats as far as i am right now but will get farther throughtout the summer.
Glass Art.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Pet Peeves
Standard: 11.R.2.2 Students can read fluently to comprehend grade-level text
I had originally planned to draw pictures along with my explanations, but my explanations turned out to be a bit more bitter than humorous, so I appologize for that...
Friday, May 11, 2012
Scholarship search
Polygamy and Ellen
Golf Course Design
For the last 20% Time project of the junior year, I decided to do one of my senior project ideas: golf course design. I decided to do this for a 20% Time project instead of a senior project because I wanted to branch off from golf for the senior projects.
For the reading portion, I read some research and some helpful tips from Nicklaus Design. They also had a Step-by-Step procedure http://www.nicklaus.com/design/plan_documents.php. For more research, I will keep searching the site. And for the writing portion, I will write/fill out a form that is involved in the Step-by-Step procedure.
So far, I have designed the second nine holes on my father's golf course: Northern Links. We opened Northern Links in 1997/98, and hopefully in the future, we look to expand to 18 holes--reasoning for my picking of this project.
Mafia 2
Final Post of the Year...
random
P.S. 40% Gay
Pedo Bear
Columbine
Post the Last
Crazy Horse continued...
I accomplished exactly what I wanted to with this small project, and I plan on expanding on this idea over summer by attending Native American festivals or pow wows.
Friends
Preparing to Present
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
209 Years!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
after struggleing for a few weeks with sears to get my log in fixed with sears so that could write the reveiw. You can follow the link that i atached below to read my reveiw.
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/allreviews_10153_12605_00946935000P?dataBrand=SEARS&dataWriteReviewsUrl=http://www.sears.com/shc/s/writereview_10153_12605_00946935000P&dataProductPageUrl=http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00946935000P&dataProductTitle=Craftsman+26+pc.+Standard+12+pt.+Combination+Wrench+Set&dataProductId=00946935000P
Thanking you
Emotions
Friday, March 2, 2012
Should you Stay or Should you Go!?!?!
Do you enjoy prom?
What do you like about it?
Are you going to Prom?
Rate how stressful prom is to you?
1 3 5 7 9
How much do you think you spent on your accessories for prom this year? (Dress, Shoes, Jewelry, Ect….)
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
The Help.
1. Which character do you relate to the most?
Thus far I relate most to Skeeter, because of her bookish ways and uniqueness both in appearance and thought.
2. What part of 1960s life in Mississippi do you find most shocking?
At this point in the book I find the treatment of the hired help the most shocking. A complete lack of compassion and respect-- they even believe these women shouldn't be able to use the same bathroom.
I also took a good reads quiz on the first 17 chapters of The Help and got 7 out of 7.
Whitney Houston
She was born in Newark, New Jersey on August 9th, 1963. She got into the music industry from her mother, Cissy Houston who was also producing and singing gospel/soul music with her cousins. Her music career accorded when she was singing in a church choir when she was a teen. She tour with her mother to nightclubs. She started to become a back-up singer with other bands. Whitney Houston’s first album was in 1985. Her album made the top 200 albums for fourteen non-consecutive weeks. Her single “Greatest Love Of All” was No. 1 for three weeks in a row. In 1986, she won a Grammy Award for Album of the Year. Fans thought that she should have won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist, but she wasn’t eligible for the award. Whitney Houston won all types of Awards in her music career. She was a caring woman because she formed a program called The Whitney Houston Foundation for Children. It was a non-profit organization and it was for children who were homeless, had cancer, or other issues.
On July 18th, 1992, Whitney married R&B singer Bobby Brown. They soon had Bobbi Kristina Houston Brown, now 18 years old. She is Whitney’s only child and Bobby’s fourth. Throughout their marriage, Bobby was dealing with drug addiction and run-in with the law. During 1992, the movie The Bodyguard was released and the audience heard a single by Whitney Houston. This song is still remembered till today. The song is called “I Will Always Love You”. It soon won her a Grammy Award in 1994 for Song of the Year. Throughout the marriage of Bobby and Whitney, they went through tough ups and downs. Whitney started getting into drugs because of Bobby and she was changing into an addict with alcohol, cocaine, and prescription drugs.
The day before the Grammy Awards were suppose to be taken off, there was a mystery going on in the Beverly Hills Hotel. Whitney Houston’s mother found her daughter in the bathtub not responding to anything on Feburary 11th, 2012. She was pronounced dead at the scene when paramedics showed up. This left devastation to friends such as Ray J and other artist that sang with her, her family such as her daughter, and fans all over America. They want answers to what happen to Whitney Houston. Detectives and paramedics say that her death had dealt with the mix of prescription pills and alcohol. Until this day, there has been a couple of cause of death.
There have been a few articles for the mystery of her death. They say cause of death was drugs, but others say either suicide or murder. Murder isn’t really the huge topic though anymore. It’s either between suicide or “accidental” drug overdose. I read articles online that say she didn’t have any money because she always spent her money on cocaine. Another article said she killed herself because of money and that her secret life was coming out of being lesbian. No one knows the answer, but people do want the answer. I was reading an article at the store and it said that she was possible murder and she was also pregnant? I don’t know if I believe any of these articles because I think it’s just trying to confuse everyone. In my opinion I think it was drug overdose or suicide. I can’t really pick which one it was. No one will know until the autopsy comes back in a few more weeks.
Her death has left her daughter hospitalized twice. Her daughter went to her funeral drunk and high. Her actions have got her family worried about her. Her funeral was held in Newark, New Jersey. Whitney Houston will always be remembered by fans and family.
Still Helping the Animals
Now, I have some good or bad news…depending on how they react. I have not made any contact with the shelter about the thing I am doing for them, so when I bring in the items (that’s if I do get items) it will be a giant surprise. I hope they do not mind, although I am sure they won’t…so surprise! I am really looking forward to see what the ending result will be for this project.
Call of Duty Black Ops
Scholarships
Desert Journal
Day 1
Today was the first day on my own out in the Sahara Desert. The rules of run stated that if any runner was to become lost, we are supposed to stay put where are and wait for
rescue. I did. A rescue helicopter passed overhead, and I waved and waved, but it didn’t see me. I finished my last bit of water today. I don’t know what I’m going to do about water. When I’m finished with this journal, I think I’m going to pee in my bottle to recycle my fluids. It won’t taste good when I drink it, but I must do anything and everything to live. I can and will survive. I will survive.
Day 2
I woke this morning and gazed in the distance; what I saw was very disappointing: a barren wasteland with nothing in site besides rolling dunes of sand. I knew I couldn’t stay here because the sun would roast me alive or I would die of starvation. After hours of walking, I finally spotted a small Muslim shrine in the distance. I was extremely lucky I found it, but unlucky because it was completely empty. It didn’t take too long for me to discover I was the only organism taking shelter in that shrine. There was a colony of bats in the shrine. I instantly thought food. I grabbed two bats and broke their necks. After I sucked the bats dry for water, I ate them raw. The taste was horrendous, but it was food. I started to feel more and more like a predator. I am going to rest up tonight in the shrine and tomorrow I will figure out what to do. I will survive.
Day 3
Today I created a SOS in the sand for planes to see. I also placed my Italian flag outside on a post just in case someone will luckily come by. I made some useful observations during the day when I was outside. These observations were about the effects of heat during the day. My muscles started to kind of convulse or shake during the day when I was outside. I also discovered that my heart started to beat faster when I was just sitting outside; this made me conclude that the chemical reactions in my body speed up when it’s hot. So this must mean, at night when it is cold, the chemical reactions slow down along with my heart rate. After a while, I realized that I can’t be out here too long because I sweat, and when I sweat, I lose water. I can’t lose water. I will…
Day 4
I really don’t know what happened last night. I woke up this morning and my wrists were slit. I was finishing up my journal, and I don’t remember what happened after that. That must be another effect of heat on the body; confusion, fainting, and maybe suicidal thoughts or actions? Luckily I fainted inside, so the sun wouldn’t kill me. Anyway, a plan flew over this morning, but unfortunately didn’t see my SOS or my Italian flag. After I gave up on waving, the mountains off in the distance sparked something in my mind. I remembered that the race ends at the base of those mountains! I must head there, and I will be rescued! I will walk during sunset and sunrise, and rest at night to cool my body off; I will also rest during the day in shade, so I don’t dehydrate or roast myself alive. I will lick rocks for water in the morning, and I will suck the water out of any plants that I can find to stay hydrated. I ate some beetles that weren’t actually that bad. “Slimy yet satisfying”; Simba was right! (Lion King reference) I also ate a mouse that I killed with a slingshot made from a bungee cord and stick. I will survive.
Day 5
Today I felt the real effects of the desert. I swear I spotted water ahead of me as I was progressing towards the mountains. I moved toward it, and it remained there, however, I knew it might not be real. I remained hopeful though as I progressed towards the water. As I got to it, the water disappeared. It was a mirage. Stupid me. I wasted a lot of energy trying to get to that for nothing. I became stressed. My heart started to beat faster, and I started to sweat. I was losing even more water. I calmed myself down. I remembered back in college when we learned about stress: Stress enhances danger to survive. Stress causes the endocrine system to release adrenaline which makes your heart beat faster and you start sweating. Sweating requires more water. Chaperone proteins are used to respond to rising levels in stress, starvation, sleep deprivation, and vigorous exercise. That is why vigorous exercise relieves the mental stress on the nervous system so well.
Day 6
I really have nothing to talk about today. I am becoming extremely lonely. I have been finding myself talking to myself a lot. When I sleep, I dream of my family and their beautiful faces. I miss them, and the times we had together. Oh my, I need to stop otherwise I’m going to cry and lose even more water. I just need to keep my head and get to the mountains.
Day 7
I don’t know how much more I can take of this. I know I should be dead right now, but miraculously, I’m alive. I’m starting to think surviving isn’t worth the pain I’m in. The mountains are becoming close…I think. I’m giving myself to day 10 before I finally decide whether or not to give up. I found a couple beetles today and ate them. I haven’t found water for days, and my urine is starting to take an effect on me. I think I figured out some reasons as to why I survived this long: My endurance training strengthened my cardiovascular system to require less pumping to maintain blood flow. It also enhances my liver’s ability to convert glycogen to glucose. My muscles contract smoothly which conserves energy. The energy saved reduces heat buildup. My training also made it easier for his blood to flow to the surface for cooling and reach the deep organs for nourishment.
Day 8
As I am writing this, I am periodically licking a puddle of water in a wadi! When I first discovered it, I drank it, but I threw up. I think I threw up because my throat and mouth were so dang swollen. That really hurt my throat because it was scratchy and all. I never thought muddy water tasted so good! My moral has been boosted exceptionally! I’m staying here all day and night to drink. Tomorrow is another day, and we’ll see what happens. I am surviving.
Day 9
This will be my very last journal entry. I came across fresh goat droppings and a small human footprint! I continued on and later came across a Tureg girl. She was very little. She screamed at me and ran away. I wouldn’t blame her though. I lost at least 30 to 40 pounds, and I probably look hideous. I tried to speak but nothing came out because my throat was so swollen. He reappeared with what seemed to be her grandmother. They kindly led me to their camp. Apparently I’m in Algeria now. They first took me by camel than a car to an Algerian Hospital. I survived…
Hunger Games
I am in the process of reading the final book and will blog in three weeks about my thoughts.
I must say was entrapped by the action packed plot of Suzanne Collins and I even enjoyed the love struggle of Katniss Everdeen where she has to choose between Peeta and Gale. I think that the books show a struggle for democracy in a world where the Capitol rules over 12 districts like an overseer. It is a series of hope for the future and taking a stand on what you know is right. Like the millions of others who have read the series, I would reccommend these books to anyone.
New Topic
I am thinking of researching on the best fundraisers that are easy and quick. The ideas that i have come up with are change jars, car wash, recycling and pancake breakfast. The idea of change jars are put jars around the school and around business to ask for their loose change. The car wash would be like having people pledge for how many cars you wash and you charge a certain rate per car pledge. The Recycling ideas is when we ask for all your old cell phone, ink cartage, old batteries from cars and just sending those things in for money. And finally a pancake breakfast feed which is pretty self explanatory or some sort of feed that is not to are or messy to clean up. I will narrow it down in the coming days and will start planning the event. I plan on it being a week or 2 effort for this project unless if it works out really well.
One Hit Wonders!
Chicken Soup for the Teacher's Soul
20% time
At first I started to read and summarize a different book, but after picking up Chicken Soup for the Teacher’s Soul I changed my project to these heart wrenching stories.
After reading various stories I pick out 3 that were my favorite.
#1.This kid was dirty and gross and had been picked on all 5 years of elementary school. At first he got moved from class room to class room because he was always disruptive. Then after this sped teacher got him into her class she started thinking his parents didn’t care about him. She researched where he live and found out that the father had eight kids and was raising them on a third grade education. So once she realized the dad did care and was doing the best he could with what he had she took the boy under her wing and taught him life lessons that his father couldn’t have.
#2. This one was about a college professor on their first day. Everyone in the class room seamed bored and didn’t seem to be listening, until the teacher spotted one student in particular who seemed to have it all together. Later in the semester the teacher noticed she wasn’t attending class for two weeks. As an attempt to get to know this girl better the teacher went to the dean of students and asked where she had been. The teacher found out the girl had committed suicide. Shocked the teacher created a class on love. It filled the class room and student brought other students who weren’t even taking the class. The most touching part of this read was the fact that for the first time a college student went up to his dad and told him he loved him for the first time. It brought tears to my eyes.
#3. This story was about a long time teacher who had prided their self on being a great teacher; putting their self through grad school even and after twenty years of teaching burnt out. And just at the divine moment, a message from God sparked their interest in teaching again. A student who had probably been about ten years back was at the hospital with his wife and child and pointed to the teacher who was picking up pills saying “HEY THAT’S THE LADY THAT KEPT ME IN SCHOOL AND THE REASON WHY I READ TODAY”. It created that fire for teaching again in the teacher that they actually canceled their new job of being a car salesman to still teach after 20 years. Wow, that’s a story; they found what they were called to do.
I’ve really enjoyed this book. I will be reading tid bits in BANDOLOGY. It’s a warm fuzzy book. J
ACT Prep and Scholarship Search
(Analysis) 11.R.2.1 Students can analyze how diction affects the interpretation of text.
(Application) 11.R.2.2 Students can read fluently to comprehend grade-level text. Writing Standard - Writing essays for the scholarships I apply for.
I started a new project this week. I will be searching for scholarships and hopefully applying for some soon. I will also be studying and reviewing for the ACT since I signed up last week and will be taking the test in April. So far, I have found a few scholarships that I could apply before, but I haven't gone too far into detail with them.
Continuing to read Life As We Knew It…
Miranda continues to swim at the pond with her friends. She brings her brother one day and realizes how much he is struggling with all of this as well. She also thinks about how much she hasn’t talked to her friends, and decides to pay them a visit. Her brother is now at baseball camp where he is working on a farm and getting full course meals for every meal. The shortage for food in town and in houses is dramatically growing low, and families learn to not talk about food or ‘private life’ like others would in everyday life.
As far as reading goes for me, I am beginning to read by myself on my own time. I usually do during my study hall when I sit in the library. There is a couch right by the window which is super relaxing and motivating to my reading; I am about half way through my book, and am now starting the Hunger Games in hope to finish before the midnight release in Dell Rapids!
Scholarship Search
Writing Standard: Writing some essays for the scholarships
I am starting a new project today. I will be doing some scholarship searching. These scholarships offer different amounts of money from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
http://www.free-4u.com/scholarships_for_high_school_students.htm
This is a website that has a few scholarships listed.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Dresses.....Shoes.....Tanning....Stress.....Decorating.....Parties........PROM!!!!
Girls with finding the right dress and making sure we have all the perfect accessories. Guys with their fidgety ways of wanting to ask a girl to go but deathly afraid of that simple word "NO". So can someone please tell me how we went from simple yet elegant to wild and crazy yet some what controlled.
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Survival Guide For the High Seas
The next chapter in the book is called The High Seas. In the chapter, Kamler doesn't adventure out to sea, instead he gives us insight on what happens to the body through other survivors' stories. This chapter has many useful and interesting tips on what to and what not to do. I decided to make a short survival guide for when someone is stranded in the ocean.
Finding Food and Water
Take advantage of rain! Use a canopy or tarp of some sort to funnel in rain water in containers. Two thirds of the body is made up of water, and water is used in all chemical reactions and bodily functions. A person can’t eat without water, so because the digestive enzymes won’t function properly. “Sea water sends you mad”. Organs and tissues are intolerant to increased salt. Salt is very hard to get out once dissolved in water. The more salt water you drink, the thirstier you get.
Dehydration can lead to hallucinations it can be very convincing because the brain doesn’t get enough excitement, so it creates its own excitement. Electrochemistry is generated by emotion and memory. People have even been known to walk off the boat.
Watch what you eat! Normal human diet should contain 60% of carbohydrates because they are an important fuel, and our bodies can’t manufacture it. In the ocean, a human needs to about a pound of carbohydrates a day. In order to obtain carbohydrates, eat fish that eat algae due to the fact that algae are directly inedible. 25% of daily intake should be from fats. This is difficult in the ocean due to the fact that fish are the only source of food, and they only contain one percent of fat. The other 15% of daily intake should be protein. Protein is easy to find because fish are made up of nearly all protein. Too much protein is bad though. Due to its complexity, proteins take nearly five times more energy to break down so the body can use. Hunger means that not enough fuel is being distributed by the food. Glucose burns easily. Blood resupplies glucose levels with the release of glucose levels. from the liver.
Adaptations
With steady fat and carbohydrate levels, the body takes steps decrease the rate of power consumption. Reaction times slow down because nothing that requires reaction has taken place for a while. The decreased production of cells that repair wounds takes place. The decreased production of sex hormones takes place due to the fact that that is not a priority Metabolic rate is decreased because the body doesn’t have to break down as much food, and it conserves energy. Due to lack of energy, protein can be burned for energy. Muscle is the first one to lose protein because of its abundance. At this point, the body starts to literally eat itself alive
Cannibalism and Mentality
It is the process of eating of the same species. It works against individuals but favors the survival of the groups. Fairness and morality which is in the cerebral cortex, is easily deactivated. As ethical standards drop, the cerebral cortex drops back to more primal instincts and less control over primitive urges. This is seen in the novel Lord of the Flies. It is imperative to have the WILL to live that will keep a stranded person alive.Hope alone has kept people alive for over a month when stranded out at sea.
Indo Board
(Analysis) 11.R.2.1 Students can analyze how diction affects the interpretation of text.
(Application) 11.R.2.2 Students can read fluently to comprehend grade-level text.
Clothes For a Cause
This past weekend, Nicole and I took our items into the Children's Inn Society. We had a total of 595 items ranging from clothing to toys, to shoes, to breakfast foods. Anything that the Children's Inn couldn't use would be donated to another organization that helps families get started on their own feet.
Friday, February 10, 2012
100th Post!
That's about it I guess.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Clothes for a Cause
Nicole and I have reached our goal of 150. We actually have probably doubled it. We will be taking our "closet" of clothes to the Children's Inn this weekend.
We have items of all types. We even got extras. We've received shirts, jeans, shoes, dresses, hats, gloves, jackets, snow pants, and breakfast foods. The extras we received were toys.
L.A. Candy
Fearbook: Zodiac Killer
Band's Still Working Together
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Her story
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Yoga Shmoga
20% time blog
Yoga
Students can read fluently to comprehend grade-level text.
For the first week, a couple of us did power yoga, seriously. This stuff was fast and advanced. We definitely clicked the wrong video. And for the second week, while listening we did yoga in class while listening to Huck Finn. Let me say this, Mrs. K has got some ADVANCED MOVES. I could hardly do half of them. I learned it is all about balance.
Ever since my 20% time I have been doing yoga moves as stretches to help me get lose over the course of weeks. It’s really improved my flexibility for working out!
I read this article on yoga. http://www.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,106356,00.html
And learned some interesting things:
You should feel famous while doing yoga… all the big stars do too! J
I keep spelling yoga as ‘yogo’. GoodNESS.
Yoga has increased 75% in the past five years. Understandably.
It takes the western culture out of its body to inside but yoga see its as a chance to see what’s inside to experience it on the outside as well.
There was a testimony of a woman who had cancer and they did surgery on her arm and how she can stand up on her arms with her feet on her head because she uses breathing and mental techniques to keep her going.
Through this project I have found a new love for yoga stretches. It’s great for the body and gives you a non toxic mind after and during. The stretches are great to cleanse the mind with.
Scholarship Search
Helping the Animals
Now, I myself am an animal lover and it shows because I have four dogs and two cats. To help the poor animals that were abandoned, abused, or just brought in for different purposes means a lot to me. So hopefully I will be able to make some change for everyone at the Humane Society.
For the next couple of weeks I will be making posters to post around the school so that the word will be getting out. With those posters, I may even print pictures of the animals that are at the Humane Society and post them along the walls as well. Hopefully this project will work, and I will be looking forward to keep the people updated with how it is going.
regretable I sunk so low to write poems
I also read some poems on http://thepoetsgarret.com/2011Challenge/form1.html
I wrote poems to the rhyme scheme of:
A
B
A
B
C
On a day such as this you may feel dismay
But for what? Just don’t lose sleep at night
Don’t let this gloom make your whole day gray
Be confident you’ll chose what’s right
Stay in school and don’t do drugs!
I’m listening to a techno mix
Thinking of the next line
But wishing I had a Twix
Realizing I’m glad moles are benign
700,030 die from cancer in a year
Blue is everywhere
Is it because it’s our school color
Look it’s right there
Blue is just duller
Blue is overused
Red Dead Redemption
The Help
Life As We Know It... 3
I am doing better on reading on my own outside of class. The book is getting super interesting, which makes it even more hard to blog about it. I don't want to give away any more details on what is happening for anyone who might want to be reading the book. I usually read during 20% time in the library, and then also during study hall and any other extra time I get during class.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Change in Project
College is only a year away and I think it's about time that we all start searching for as many scholarships as possible to allow us to get into college with paying as minimal from our pockets as possible.
So..........the hunt is on. :)
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Learning to Live Again
Approximately 21-24% of American children and adolescents are overweight, and another 16-18% is obese. Childhood obesity predisposes to insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, liver and renal disease, and reproductive dysfunction. This condition also increases the risk of adult-onset obesity and cardiovascular disease. Sadly that percentage slowly starts to increase the more we don't do anything about our children's diets and activities.
We say we try but do we really?
Monday, January 23, 2012
Happy, Sad, Mad, Boy am I glad
Friday, January 20, 2012
Living to Learn Again
Well I can safely start off by saying that it's a new year with a new attitude and with this comes a new 20% time project.
My new project entails that I will be blogging about the growing child obesity rates and their causes. It's sad enough that we feed our children fattening foods at a very young age. I feel that this is something that our students shoud be aware of as well as the adult world. Because if we know, at our generation, what's happening to our generation then we can help to prevent it from happening to future generations.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Mush!
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
We're Getting The Band Back Togther!
The Help
I've always preferred to read on my own terms, so although this may seem late to those in Book Club I have decided to read The Help. I was going to write a summary for each chapter but have decided instead to read the whole book, then do a project over it that involves writing. I'm excited to read this book so I can finally watch the movie.
Thus far I love the writing style and use of dialect. I've been in the South on multiple occasions and reading this book transports me back to those warm summers.
Adieu.
Fearbook: Ted Bundy
Standard:11.R.2.2 Students can read fluently to comprehend grade-level text.
Game Review Site: http://xbox360.ign.com/objects/143/14352794.html blocked at school
Thoughts about the game:My thoughts about the game were that it is awesome but it is nothing compared to the new grand Grand Theft Auto that will becoming out soon. The graphics in the game were outstanding it looked so real. The only problems that i have from this game is that it might have a minor glitch here or there but nothing major like Saints Row the Third. But over all the game had great missions that challenged your skills to see if your a noob or a pro at the game. And the game is so addictiong that you want to keep playing the game.