Sunday, February 24, 2013
My Ten Steps
Step 1: I would ask friends and family members to help join me in the cause for human rights and equality.
Step 2: Then I would research liable websites and charities in aid of human rights around the world.
Step 3: After that I would post a list of these websites and charities to Facebook.
Step 4: I would kindly ask the principal or the student council if they could add something about my cause into the morning announcements.
Step 5: I would also ask the
student council to create an event at school to help promote my cause.
Step
6: I would also create a website with current announcements on the issue of
human rights and links to other major websites and charities.
Step
7: Next, I would promote this website to my family and friends.
Step 8: I would also create posters about my
cause and ask to hang them in public places such as the school and library.Step 9: I would create shirts publicizing my cause that I could hand out for people to wear out in open areas.
Step
10: Lastly, I would donate money to a charity of my choosing.
1.
Make a documentary or a slideshow about your
cause while persuading people to try to inform others about the cause.
2.
Make a pamphlet about the effects of the cause
on the world and hand them out in a public area.
3.
You can have a local news organization interview
you about the cause and broadcast it on live television.
4.
You can advertise your cause on a local
billboard.
5.
Make a Facebook page regarding your cause and
have people join your cause.
6.
You can start a fundraiser national and local
while all the proceedings go to some type of charity that helps the cause.
7.
Talk to your principal or counselor at school
about setting up a day that everybody brings in a gift that goes to the cause.
8.
Design your own t-shirt that acknowledges the
cause and wear it in public places.
9.
Create a blog online that people can participate
in discussions about the cause and can also donate money.
10.
Make an app that sends everyone who has it
notifications about up to date news regarding the cause.
cyber-bullying
Step 1: I would hang posters on the walls of my neighborhood, school, and other local facilities.
Step 2: I could create a website including all the information about the cyber-bullying organization.
Step 3: I could make a post on Facebook or Instagram describing my cause and explaining how it could easily be stopped.
Step 4: I could make t-shirts for friends and family to wear around to show others that cyber-bullying is a serious problem.
Step 5: I could send out a letter to my family and friends explaining my cause and spread to others the information.
Step 6: I could ask the principal if I could make a quick announcement about cyber-bullying.
Step 7: I could explain the cause to the teachers at school to tell their students a quick explanation about how it could be stopped.
Step 8: I could ask friends and family that attend different schools as me to tell others they know, so the word would soon spread.
Step 9: I could record a video explaining the cause and post it on my Facebook page for all my "friends" to see.
Step 10: If I see cyber-bullying happening online, I could tell an adult or let them know that what they are doing is wrong.
Step 11: I could let my soccer team and coach know about my cause, so they could spread it to others.
Step 2: I could create a website including all the information about the cyber-bullying organization.
Step 3: I could make a post on Facebook or Instagram describing my cause and explaining how it could easily be stopped.
Step 4: I could make t-shirts for friends and family to wear around to show others that cyber-bullying is a serious problem.
Step 5: I could send out a letter to my family and friends explaining my cause and spread to others the information.
Step 6: I could ask the principal if I could make a quick announcement about cyber-bullying.
Step 7: I could explain the cause to the teachers at school to tell their students a quick explanation about how it could be stopped.
Step 8: I could ask friends and family that attend different schools as me to tell others they know, so the word would soon spread.
Step 9: I could record a video explaining the cause and post it on my Facebook page for all my "friends" to see.
Step 10: If I see cyber-bullying happening online, I could tell an adult or let them know that what they are doing is wrong.
Step 11: I could let my soccer team and coach know about my cause, so they could spread it to others.
Step 1: I would create a website telling people about all the good things about stopping global warming and how to stop it.
Step 2: I would tell friends and family to go to that website and check it out.
Step 3: After that, I would try to get a small business to support it and make adds.
Step 4: Next, I would try to get my school to be more aware and have them share the information.
Step 5: I would try to get people buying new cars to buy a hybrid or a non gas guzzling car such as a jeep.
Step 6: I would try to get less pollution out there in the air.
Step 7: I would get people to try to find more efficient ways to do things that use carbon dioxide.
Step 8: Also, I would promote people trying to figure out a way to find better ways for power.
Step 9: I would put out papers saying buy solar panels to release less gasses.
Step 10: I would get companies to plant more trees than we cut to make a better enviroment.
Step 2: I would tell friends and family to go to that website and check it out.
Step 3: After that, I would try to get a small business to support it and make adds.
Step 4: Next, I would try to get my school to be more aware and have them share the information.
Step 5: I would try to get people buying new cars to buy a hybrid or a non gas guzzling car such as a jeep.
Step 6: I would try to get less pollution out there in the air.
Step 7: I would get people to try to find more efficient ways to do things that use carbon dioxide.
Step 8: Also, I would promote people trying to figure out a way to find better ways for power.
Step 9: I would put out papers saying buy solar panels to release less gasses.
Step 10: I would get companies to plant more trees than we cut to make a better enviroment.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Cyber Bullying
To make the world better and help the people in it reform and change for good, I would demand all cyber bullying/ bullying to come to an end. Although the two may seem very different, they are also very similar in multiple ways; I believe that both hurt children's childhood and make a large impact on their everyday lives. If I owned a million dollars, I would donate the money to a charity called The Cybersmile Foundation. I would do so because this particular charity's website explained in detail the millions of children going through cyber bullying everyday, and that helping the cause could definitely brighten up the kids' depressed faces. This cause is very important and significant to me because I have gone through the pain of seeing my peers being cyber bullied, and it is a painful and cruel thing to be done. I feel that the world would be a much better and happier place is cyber bullying was put to an end.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
If I possessed one million dollars in American currency the
foundation I would donate this money would be the World Vision foundation which
is a non-profitable organization which sends 100 % of what you donate to
education, nutritious food, a sanitary water source, and healthcare. This is primarily
because this organization doesn’t focus on facilitating one nation’s
predicaments instead this foundation assists those who are poverty-stricken
internationally and concentrates essentially on unemployed single mothers (or
fathers) who posses multiple offspring and are incapable of maintaining them.
This is significant to myself is because if I desired to formulate a positive
change that would significantly impact humanity I would need to assist people
internationally so that I may accurately demonstrate that I contribute to
others and despite my own predicaments I am still commendable in assisting others. In other words I wholeheartedly
commit myself to make a difference within this poverty-stricken planet and to
alter that so that one day we might all survive through harmony and tranquility
and not having to simultaneously be at war with other nations because of
bankruptcy, world hunger, e.c.t.; this is the explanation of why I wish to
donate my million dollars to the World Division Foundation.
Human Rights First
Everyone wants to change the world, from those donating to the cause of cure to cancer or those striking and revolting against corrupt politicians who had wronged the people that they work for, everyone has a different reason in their basis for changing the world. My sense of changing the world would be in the field of human equality, because I find it melancholic and infuriating when people are is cheated out of their natural, unalienable rights or treated below a certain classification or gathering of people. For these reasons, I find that the Human Rights First charity organization intrigues me the most and captures the essence of what I find important amongst the world, because they keep people and activists informed with current events involving everything from wars to hierarchies. Furthermore, they are rated one of the best charities by companies such as Charity Watch, and they are one of the most efficient charities for their cause with about 79% of their expenses going toward their cause of equality.
Make-a-Wish Foundation
If I had one million dollars to give to a charity of my choosing
it would be to the Make- a- Wish Foundation because they give children who will
soon pass away, a chance to meet their idol. They give all children chances to
meet someone that they have only dreamed of meeting. Every single child always
has a smile on their face when meeting the celebrity of their dreams. Also, it
is an amazing experience for the celebrity because the Make-a-Wish child constantly
has a smile. This shows the celebrity that you can always find something to be
happy for even things are dragging you down and especially facing death. The
child receives a one on one meeting with their idol and at the end of it all
the child obtains merchandise from the celebrity, ranging from gear, to tickets
to an event. This foundation is very important to everyone because it teaches
people that you can still be elated even when death is knocking at your door.
Sunday, February 10, 2013
How Much Does Reality Matter?
I believe that reality matters and is often abused and replaced with an ignorant "image" of perfection. This is distorting the views of many people of whom pay attention to these malicious products or ideas. To begin, many people are inept to believe what is handed or sold to them, even if they are warped visions of a loose reality. For example, in the studios and on stage the reality of artists' music is warped and let astray as many musicians resort to lip syncing on stage to try and sell an image of perfection or they are auto-tuning their voices in the studio to make themselves sound better on songs and albums. Although, some might say that complete truth can be dangerous in situations and that a little exaggeration may be needed sometimes to convince people what ideas and decisions are right or wrong. I still believe in the truth, so that people are able to make decisions based on their own beliefs instead of those handed to them as a product of perfection.
Fake or not
I believe that everyone, mostly stars should be truthful in everything they do no matter what they get due to their lying. To begin, when celebrities do things such as cheating, it gives the nation's kids a bad message about what to do when your having a struggle. This could create a bad new generation in the future. Some fans will do everything their star is doing no matter how outrageous because if they do it, it is the right thing to do. For example, when Barry Bonds used steroids and didn't get sent to jail, it sends the bad message saying cheating is ok. Although some might say that it is all right to cheat or lip sing a concert because the audience still gets the same enjoyance, maybe better because no mess ups were able to happen to create for a bad concert. I still believe that it is not okay to be untruthful, no matter what you get from it because it sends a bad message out to everyone else.
I believe that everyone, mostly stars should be truthful in everything they do no matter what they get due to their lying. To begin, when celebrities do things such as cheating, it gives the nation's kids a bad message about what to do when your having a struggle. This could create a bad new generation in the future. Some fans will do everything their star is doing no matter how outrageous because if they do it, it is the right thing to do. For example, when Barry Bonds used steroids and didn't get sent to jail, it sends the bad message saying cheating is ok. Although some might say that it is all right to cheat or lip sing a concert because the audience still gets the same enjoyance, maybe better because no mess ups were able to happen to create for a bad concert. I still believe that it is not okay to be untruthful, no matter what you get from it because it sends a bad message out to everyone else.
Fake or Real?
I believe that everybody no matter if you are famous, should
be truthful to those around you. To start, celebrities are influential to young
children’s lives. If a celebrity sets bad examples for their younger audience,
that audience may think it is okay to cheat in whatever they do. For example,
there have been reports lingering around the MLB about some players taking
steroids in order to enhance their performance. Now, if a teenager that grows
up hearing about these people cheating their way around things, they are more
likely to think it is acceptable to do those kinds of things. Also, there are
many television shows that say they are reality, however they are scripted. However,
some might say that fake reality shows are good for today’s society because it
boosts some children’s confidence who may feel left out. However, I still strongly
believe that reality needs to become more real because how society looks in
children’s eyes will affect their future and eventually our country.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
For or Against Reality?
I believe that it is extremely necessary for people, especially famous people whom others look up to, to be truthful in who they are. To start, there are numerous amounts of young children and even hopeful teenagers/adults that look up to the actions their idols take. Those of that kind will follow almost any decision their favorite singer/ actor/ athlete decide to take, even if it is not the right decision to take. For example, if a famous athlete took certain drugs to help him/her win a race or impress certain people, a young person of the same ambition would think it is allowed to do such a thing. Furthermore, the children of this generation would continue this trend, thinking the decision is encouraged. Even though some may argue that "fake" reality can express one's imagination and encourage them to think outside of the box, it is still needed for the people to hear the truth of most situations to help them sustain a healthy lifestyle.
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
My presumption is that
having too much connection with reality can destroy one's imagination, and
although to preserve their stimulating minds we
must deceive them by increasing their curiosity, in addition to belief,
within fantasies and marvels. Additionally individuals who were enlightened
about reality had compacted self-esteem, and were discontent form their faulty
beliefs. Moreover it’s our obligations to respect our children’s perspectives and
to merely endorse them with our preeminent capability. Correspondingly, with
the knowledge of legitimacy, they could unfortunately divulge the truth and an
additional child’s imagination would be shattered. Skepticism in dreams and determination
to achieve a potential objective would then become contiguous, and its dispersion
rate would be nearly equivalent to that of wildfires when engulfing forests and
national parks. Furthermore I’m completely aware and understand that children
should be informed about the truth ASAP and because the future approaches
rapidly you must be optimistic and tolerate that our children presume their
role model(s) are applicable and aren’t deliberated as frauds. Although if your
offspring were to be advised that his/her idol was regarded as counterfeits and
that countless other celebrities that could be her future idols were also frauds;
they would reside in mankind apprehend that they have no absolute explanation
or the motivation to help assist them in advancing forward through everyday challenges.
Sunday, December 16, 2012
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