Tia Jones Story of Me August 19th, 2010
This is Tia Jones born August 16th 1993 in Louisville, Kentucky she is 17 yrs old and she is well educated, because she has always manage to keep her grades up and stay focused when there were many distractions. She’s a young lady who has been through some very tragic events during her childhood, such as spousal abuse her childhood was a disgrace, but she has worked her way into not thinking or letting her bad childhood affect her now. And to keep her head up no matter what.
The first thing that strikes you about Tia is that she comes off very strong an she has a very great personality, but when she thinks of all the tragic events she can get very emotional at times but tries not to show it. Tia puts up a front and doesn’t let her guard down for any circumstances. She doesn’t allow anyone to get in her way of success and she has a fairly hatred towards people for no reason. Tia doesn’t know how to react when people are being nice to her and are willing to give their time and help her out. Tia just blows up and acts rude and very disrespectful.
This is a story about how Tia discovers the reasons why she helped her mom out during the abuse and why she shouldn’t have blamed herself for all the issues they went through. Tia has a hard time letting her mom know exactly how she feels. Tia just wants her mom to see that she is struggling trying to deal with all this stress.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Tyga Music Feature
10-26th-10
Tyga is a creative rapper who deals with variety types of genres and has worked with some of the best rappers and singers. Many people are always asking questions like what’s Tyga’s real name, who did Tyga look up to, where was he born? Tyga was born as Michael Stevenson in Compton, California on Nov. 19th, 1989; his race is Jamaican and Vietnamese.
He is related to Travis McCoy the lead singer of Gym Class Heroes. People saw Tyga as a child struggling to make it in Compton, California, until he started rapping when he was 12. Travis McCoy had seen him as a star with the talent he provided so he decided to take him on tour with his band. Tyga is an artist who creates rnb to rap music. When and how did you start out? He says as I grew up with my eastern European cousin, I began to collect information and gather up my significant ideas for my music.
He was first recognized when he performed at Get Wettt! Tyga became really active when he presented his work with Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, and Nicki Minaj in 2007. He also performed during the Young Wild Things Tour. He dropped 2.5 million albums and he was with until he signed with Cash Money Records and was recently signed with the Young Money Gang, signing with Young Money gave Tyga a great deal of fame, because he was seen all over the world in magazines and on the internet. Rumors say that he and Nicki Minaj were intimate, but as they say it was just a rumor. Tyga wrote a song called “Cali Love” about his hometown California the home of a king the place for an angel flyer than doves.
Tyga is working on his debut album call “No Introduction” and he has a hit called “Don’t regret it now” he wrote that song due to the choices he made during his life, now that he is a rapper he doesn’t want people to think that he’s going to blow up and forget about his family and friends. Tyga knows the true meaning of putting forth an effort into explaining how he uses his lyrics to reach out to young kids who aren’t making positive decisions.
He made a hit song “Diamond Life” that featured on Madden NFL 09 and Need for Speed Undercover. Don’t Regret It Now” We come to life when first class takes flight Only sing the lines that make you press rewind Even dealing with electric, I think that he regrets in now Heart in light, dying love Everything looks better from above You say it's getting old but I call it vintage love now Don't regret it now. During this time the press had begun to noticed that Tyga was begin noticed on Blender, AOL.com, MTV, and Vibe magazines. He was the best undiscovered rapper in America. After he had heard that he said, “I truly am blessed to have such great people believing in me. I’m real lucky and I can’t wait to get out there and make everyone proud. I just gotta stay positive and keep my head up.
Tyga is a creative rapper who deals with variety types of genres and has worked with some of the best rappers and singers. Many people are always asking questions like what’s Tyga’s real name, who did Tyga look up to, where was he born? Tyga was born as Michael Stevenson in Compton, California on Nov. 19th, 1989; his race is Jamaican and Vietnamese.
He is related to Travis McCoy the lead singer of Gym Class Heroes. People saw Tyga as a child struggling to make it in Compton, California, until he started rapping when he was 12. Travis McCoy had seen him as a star with the talent he provided so he decided to take him on tour with his band. Tyga is an artist who creates rnb to rap music. When and how did you start out? He says as I grew up with my eastern European cousin, I began to collect information and gather up my significant ideas for my music.
He was first recognized when he performed at Get Wettt! Tyga became really active when he presented his work with Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, and Nicki Minaj in 2007. He also performed during the Young Wild Things Tour. He dropped 2.5 million albums and he was with until he signed with Cash Money Records and was recently signed with the Young Money Gang, signing with Young Money gave Tyga a great deal of fame, because he was seen all over the world in magazines and on the internet. Rumors say that he and Nicki Minaj were intimate, but as they say it was just a rumor. Tyga wrote a song called “Cali Love” about his hometown California the home of a king the place for an angel flyer than doves.
Tyga is working on his debut album call “No Introduction” and he has a hit called “Don’t regret it now” he wrote that song due to the choices he made during his life, now that he is a rapper he doesn’t want people to think that he’s going to blow up and forget about his family and friends. Tyga knows the true meaning of putting forth an effort into explaining how he uses his lyrics to reach out to young kids who aren’t making positive decisions.
He made a hit song “Diamond Life” that featured on Madden NFL 09 and Need for Speed Undercover. Don’t Regret It Now” We come to life when first class takes flight Only sing the lines that make you press rewind Even dealing with electric, I think that he regrets in now Heart in light, dying love Everything looks better from above You say it's getting old but I call it vintage love now Don't regret it now. During this time the press had begun to noticed that Tyga was begin noticed on Blender, AOL.com, MTV, and Vibe magazines. He was the best undiscovered rapper in America. After he had heard that he said, “I truly am blessed to have such great people believing in me. I’m real lucky and I can’t wait to get out there and make everyone proud. I just gotta stay positive and keep my head up.
Feature Writinq Final
September 27, 2010
Juvenile Crimes are such hard-hitting problems where the world is put inside a world of troubles, and it makes no sense why we are the ones paying for it and letting most teens get away with the crime.
Mrs. Lisa, who’s been in Colorado Springs resident for a five to six years, is a caring lady, with no kids and a husband who is in the military, which means she is home alone most of the time.
“I’m scared to even step out on my porch”, she said because she doesn’t know what could happen.
Mrs. Lisa had been the victim of a tragic crime about a week ago right after her husband left the house. Her truck was broken into and she was terrified. Mrs. Lisa talk about nervousness of being a victim of a crime again, she’s shaking, stuttering, and pacing back and forth.
She has been a victim of a juvenile crime herself, a teen came to her car and attempted to steal her car in daytime, Mrs. Lisa said “I was scared and I don’t know what I could have done if my neighbor didn’t come out and stop him then called the cops.
Stats say in Colorado Springs during 2003 violent crimes rate was 1,730, larceny or theft was 13,338, and property crime rate was 18,517. Law states that breaking into a house or building when a person is inside has the potential for violence. Even if no one was harmed or no property stolen, it can be charged as first degree burglary, a Class 3 felony with a mandatory sentence of 10 to 32 years in prison. Mr. Foley says that he, “to avoid mandatory jail or prison by working with prosecutors to reduce the charges or suggest alternatives”.
Residents of the communities say, “Discovering that if the authority doesn’t treat our teen criminals and give them consequences that they deserve, and then they will attempt to keep doing the same crime over and over”. The research on juvenile crimes revealed that many states have passed a new law for teens that are the age 14-18. Teens are most of the cases in the juvenile court system involving children and youth between the ages of 10 and 18.
The upper age of eligibility for harsh crime punishment is determined by the juvenile law of each state. Although most states try juvenile crime cases in juvenile court when the offender is younger than 18, a few states have younger cutoffs, which means the court lets most young teens off with a simple warning or slight punishment.
Alternatively, in cases of status offense (such as curfew violations), abuse, or dependency, many states extend jurisdiction through the age of twenty. In some states, a sentence obtained from a juvenile court can’t extend beyond the individual's 18th birthday.
The first thing is juvenile crimes are hurting communities because they feel like they are in danger. Many crimes such as vandalism and shoplifting hurt the community the most, because Vandalism is the willful destruction or defacing of property, it’s expensive to repair. It makes our communities unattractive and unsafe. Shoplifting is an expensive problem that everybody pays the price for many prices keep going up as store owners try to recover some of their losses. “A big department store can spend millions a year on security,” statistics says. It may lose as much as $2,000 a day to shoplifters. “Shoplifters give teenagers a bad name”, store owners say.
Additionally, juvenile crimes are big deals, but it’s a primary war against shoplifting vs. violent crime vs. larceny, it makes you wonder is shoplifting and vandalism are the big case that we are dealing with in courts no in days. In some states, such as Virginia, the minimum threshold for a person to be charged for grand larceny is only $200. A grand larceny in Virginia is treated as a felony.
Juvenile Crimes are such hard-hitting problems where the world is put inside a world of troubles, and it makes no sense why we are the ones paying for it and letting most teens get away with the crime.
Mrs. Lisa, who’s been in Colorado Springs resident for a five to six years, is a caring lady, with no kids and a husband who is in the military, which means she is home alone most of the time.
“I’m scared to even step out on my porch”, she said because she doesn’t know what could happen.
Mrs. Lisa had been the victim of a tragic crime about a week ago right after her husband left the house. Her truck was broken into and she was terrified. Mrs. Lisa talk about nervousness of being a victim of a crime again, she’s shaking, stuttering, and pacing back and forth.
She has been a victim of a juvenile crime herself, a teen came to her car and attempted to steal her car in daytime, Mrs. Lisa said “I was scared and I don’t know what I could have done if my neighbor didn’t come out and stop him then called the cops.
Stats say in Colorado Springs during 2003 violent crimes rate was 1,730, larceny or theft was 13,338, and property crime rate was 18,517. Law states that breaking into a house or building when a person is inside has the potential for violence. Even if no one was harmed or no property stolen, it can be charged as first degree burglary, a Class 3 felony with a mandatory sentence of 10 to 32 years in prison. Mr. Foley says that he, “to avoid mandatory jail or prison by working with prosecutors to reduce the charges or suggest alternatives”.
Residents of the communities say, “Discovering that if the authority doesn’t treat our teen criminals and give them consequences that they deserve, and then they will attempt to keep doing the same crime over and over”. The research on juvenile crimes revealed that many states have passed a new law for teens that are the age 14-18. Teens are most of the cases in the juvenile court system involving children and youth between the ages of 10 and 18.
The upper age of eligibility for harsh crime punishment is determined by the juvenile law of each state. Although most states try juvenile crime cases in juvenile court when the offender is younger than 18, a few states have younger cutoffs, which means the court lets most young teens off with a simple warning or slight punishment.
Alternatively, in cases of status offense (such as curfew violations), abuse, or dependency, many states extend jurisdiction through the age of twenty. In some states, a sentence obtained from a juvenile court can’t extend beyond the individual's 18th birthday.
The first thing is juvenile crimes are hurting communities because they feel like they are in danger. Many crimes such as vandalism and shoplifting hurt the community the most, because Vandalism is the willful destruction or defacing of property, it’s expensive to repair. It makes our communities unattractive and unsafe. Shoplifting is an expensive problem that everybody pays the price for many prices keep going up as store owners try to recover some of their losses. “A big department store can spend millions a year on security,” statistics says. It may lose as much as $2,000 a day to shoplifters. “Shoplifters give teenagers a bad name”, store owners say.
Additionally, juvenile crimes are big deals, but it’s a primary war against shoplifting vs. violent crime vs. larceny, it makes you wonder is shoplifting and vandalism are the big case that we are dealing with in courts no in days. In some states, such as Virginia, the minimum threshold for a person to be charged for grand larceny is only $200. A grand larceny in Virginia is treated as a felony.
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Tyga "No Introduction"
Tyga is releasing his new album on June 10th 2008 titled "No Introduction" the record label is Bat Squad/Decay Dance/G.E.D/Young Money its has about 16-18 songs on it and its genre is Hip Hop.This cd compares to other albums in this same genre, because they all give you that edge that you are looking for and they usually suprise you with a new sound or new artist. This kind of music is exactly what we expect from Tyga.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
sT0rY iDeas
TiTLe:JuVeNiLe CriMes
PriMarY S0uRceS:OffiCer MarTiNez
DeTaiLs:I want to tell a story to cover the story of teens committing crimes and all the consequences they have to deal with. I have decided to state nothing but facts that I collected from officer Martinez and from the websites. I want all of my peers and authorities to let this story be an attention getter and show everyone all the reasons they shouldn't want to commit any crimes for any reason what so ever.
Juveniles CriMes: Are committed by many teens who are dealing with complicated lifestyles or they drop out of school or they don't have any support from the ones they love.Many teens commit these crimes, because they see their friends doing it and they want to be like their friends, or they have family members that they looked up too and they have been convicted of committing a crime so they decide to follow in their footsteps.
PriMarY S0uRceS:OffiCer MarTiNez
DeTaiLs:I want to tell a story to cover the story of teens committing crimes and all the consequences they have to deal with. I have decided to state nothing but facts that I collected from officer Martinez and from the websites. I want all of my peers and authorities to let this story be an attention getter and show everyone all the reasons they shouldn't want to commit any crimes for any reason what so ever.
Juveniles CriMes: Are committed by many teens who are dealing with complicated lifestyles or they drop out of school or they don't have any support from the ones they love.Many teens commit these crimes, because they see their friends doing it and they want to be like their friends, or they have family members that they looked up too and they have been convicted of committing a crime so they decide to follow in their footsteps.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Quotes and Paraphrasing Exercise
1)-Quotes:I think every person living under their parents roof should contribute in all household chores no matter what the age, to show a sign of respect an cleanness. -
-Paraphrasing Quote:household chores show a great deal of respect and cleanness and if you still stay with your parents you should be cleaning.
2)"Having a Boy/Girl Friend, Is a Priority. Keeping a Spouse Is Stressful, So When You Can Learn How To Manage Yourself, First, Then I Think It Would Be okay To Have a Boy/Girl Friend."
3)
-Paraphrasing Quote:household chores show a great deal of respect and cleanness and if you still stay with your parents you should be cleaning.
2)"Having a Boy/Girl Friend, Is a Priority. Keeping a Spouse Is Stressful, So When You Can Learn How To Manage Yourself, First, Then I Think It Would Be okay To Have a Boy/Girl Friend."
3)
Thursday, September 16, 2010
DeTerMiNe S.A.S
Jennifer Diaz, a counselor for the YMCA, who chaperone's all the community dances, gets a little sarcastic when she describes the kids' dancing.
"Have you ever seen 8-year old kids freak dance to Kidz Bop?" Diaz said.
For Diaz, the experience was eye-opening as to the nature of social interaction and maybe even a little more explicit than she would have liked.
"Have you ever seen 8-year old kids freak dance to Kidz Bop?" Diaz said.
For Diaz, the experience was eye-opening as to the nature of social interaction and maybe even a little more explicit than she would have liked.
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