Noah's Trailer for Where the Red Fern Grows
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Friday, September 23, 2011
The Impossibilities of Making a Major Motion Picture (movie)
When you think about making a movie you would most likely think about big money, seeing your face on the big screen and walking down a red carpet with enough flashing cameras to make you blind. That may be true but only with the time and stresses of actually making the movie. The movie set and filming do contain the director yelling action, that clipper thing to show when the movie started and all that techie equipment and lighting. What you don’t realize is that you can spend nine hours just doing one scene that will take at the most three minutes in the entire movie. This is because a character locks himself out of the car or a kid waves into the camera. Anyways, if you do get into a movie then just don’t expect to do the rest of your daily routine. I know this because I was an extra in a movie production this past week. I can’t wait until I can do it again!
Friday, September 16, 2011
Playland Review
Yo blog-readers!
I have just recently went to Playland, an adreneline filled, concrete field, splattered with heaping chunks of metal that twist you, turn you, drop you, lift you, and much more!
One of the rides I recommend would be Crazy Beach Party. Though it may look scary, the closest thing to scary is the avoidabe large quantities of arenaline you get when you are at the top and can actually see where the ground is. I would gladly rate this ride for age seven and older or good fun seeking six year olds. I would not recommended this ride for people who are prone to motion sickness.
I give it three and a half stars (***1/2)
Another ride I enjoy is the Enterprise. When looking at it up close, most may choose to avoid it due to the fact that the cage you sit in has no seat belts. That fact isn't a worry because of g-force! This ride is not to be underestimated. It revolves at speeds so fast that each cage lifts horizontally and then the whole ride goes vertical making the riders have a lift and fall feeling. Later you will be happy to have your feet touch the ground again. Recommended for ages six and up, though not for people with dizziness problems or motion sickness.
I give it four stars (****)
Lastly, I am reviewing the Atmosphere. A ride that is a spinning swing set that reaches a height similar to the Hellevator ensuring fantabulous* veiws of Playland. The Atmosphere, like the Enterprise, might be underestimated for seating safety but on top of the metal bar (which is actually electronically locked so that it can't be unlocked until the ride is over) the Atmosphere also has seat belts ensuring safe riding. This ride is great for ages 6 and up as long as rider does not feel insecure by heights or thinness of chains.
I give it five stars (*****)
thank you for reading my review and over all I rate Playland two thumbs up with ensured smiles :)
*Fantabulous=fantastic + fabulous
I have just recently went to Playland, an adreneline filled, concrete field, splattered with heaping chunks of metal that twist you, turn you, drop you, lift you, and much more!
One of the rides I recommend would be Crazy Beach Party. Though it may look scary, the closest thing to scary is the avoidabe large quantities of arenaline you get when you are at the top and can actually see where the ground is. I would gladly rate this ride for age seven and older or good fun seeking six year olds. I would not recommended this ride for people who are prone to motion sickness.
I give it three and a half stars (***1/2)
Another ride I enjoy is the Enterprise. When looking at it up close, most may choose to avoid it due to the fact that the cage you sit in has no seat belts. That fact isn't a worry because of g-force! This ride is not to be underestimated. It revolves at speeds so fast that each cage lifts horizontally and then the whole ride goes vertical making the riders have a lift and fall feeling. Later you will be happy to have your feet touch the ground again. Recommended for ages six and up, though not for people with dizziness problems or motion sickness.
I give it four stars (****)
Lastly, I am reviewing the Atmosphere. A ride that is a spinning swing set that reaches a height similar to the Hellevator ensuring fantabulous* veiws of Playland. The Atmosphere, like the Enterprise, might be underestimated for seating safety but on top of the metal bar (which is actually electronically locked so that it can't be unlocked until the ride is over) the Atmosphere also has seat belts ensuring safe riding. This ride is great for ages 6 and up as long as rider does not feel insecure by heights or thinness of chains.
I give it five stars (*****)
thank you for reading my review and over all I rate Playland two thumbs up with ensured smiles :)
*Fantabulous=fantastic + fabulous
Eragon Review
Yo post-readers!
I have just recently read my most favorite book in the whole wide world! Done by my new most favorite author in the world: Christopher Paolini
The book is about a teenage boy named Eragon who lived in the medieval ages and happened to find a strange stone. Later finding that it is a dragon egg thus making him the first dragon rider since the dragon riders realm decades ago. Not long after the dragon whom is now named Saphira becomes large and unable to hide her, Eragon is forced to leave his village of Carvahall to be assisted by an old man as
he is plunged into troubles larger than hiding his dragon…
to find out more information, you must read the book.
I have just recently read my most favorite book in the whole wide world! Done by my new most favorite author in the world: Christopher Paolini
The book is about a teenage boy named Eragon who lived in the medieval ages and happened to find a strange stone. Later finding that it is a dragon egg thus making him the first dragon rider since the dragon riders realm decades ago. Not long after the dragon whom is now named Saphira becomes large and unable to hide her, Eragon is forced to leave his village of Carvahall to be assisted by an old man as
he is plunged into troubles larger than hiding his dragon…
to find out more information, you must read the book.
Friday, July 22, 2011
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Marshmallow MADNESS!!!
On our 1st science experiment of the second term of the school year, we roasted marshmallows in a microwave oven. Now believe me it's way different than roasting them on a camp fire. Well there are only two differences and you'll like them. Okay the first one is that the radiation waves in the microwave cause a chemical reaction with the stuff inside the marshmallow and then the marshmallow will grow up to three to five times the size. When you take the now very large marshmallow out of the microwave oven it will shrink slightly and cool down. The second difference is that it will taste like toffee. Well good luck trying it on your own!
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