Make 5 Posts About Anything

1. Method of study

If a teacher was to teach me, he would most likely makes my knowledge confined to what he knows. This means I will be fully dependent on his knowledge. But if I study on my own (study on my own means self-study, study by myself can have the meaning that you have no friends or choose to be alone, etc...) , I would make my own efforts to gain knowledge. This method allows myself to broaden my knowledge without limit. 

Self-learning is better because you never forget something you learn the hard way. For instance, if a math teacher shows me how to calculate a problem using the methods by using his method, I will be using the only method to solve that specific problem. I will be stuck with his way of solving the problem. But if it is just me calculating that , I can use my knowledge gained from other many sources, and I may find easier ways to solve the problem. 

I may dislike a teacher and lose my enthusiasm for the subject because I may dislike the way he teaches. Even though I prefer self-learning over having a teacher or tutor. I do realize that it may or may not be the best way to expand my knowledge. Therefore I have to balance myself.




2. Movie Review : Exodus: Gods and Kings

Exodus: Gods and Kings is, of course, based (sometimes quite loosely) on the biblical book of Exodus. It's the foundational journal of the Jews in many respects, and a broadly inspirational one as well—a story of a people striving for freedom. Some of that shines through in this screenplay.

At first, Moses is a reluctant shepherd for his people. For much of the movie, he sees himself as Egyptian. He hates the idea of leaving his wife and son behind when he goes back to Egypt to retrieve his Hebrews. But go he does—demanding freedom for a people he barely knows from a government he actually quite likes. Even as God spares His people from most of the plagues, Moses suffers. We see it in his face when he hears the Egyptians grieve over their lost children, hear it in his voice when he speaks to Ramses. He's not a prophet without a heart … but he is one who's determined to see his job through to the end.

We see a great deal of strength in the Hebrew people as well. They've waited a very long time for their deliverance, and they're willing to sacrifice a great deal to see it through. Miriam, Moses' sister, refuses to fess up about Moses' secret lineage, for instance, and she nearly has her hand chopped off for her trouble. (Moses winds up saving her—admitting to being Hebrew even if he doesn't yet believe it himself.) And when Moses returns from exile and hides among the Hebrews, they refuse to give him up—even as Ramses hangs whole families to "encourage" informants.

Ramses, though, is not without virtue. As a prince, he clearly loved Moses. As king, he exiles Moses instead of executing him, and even arranges for him to keep his sword. Ramses also dearly loves his son, cradling him and doting on him in life. He's nearly torn asunder by grief when the boy dies.


3. Song : Find A Way by The Used

 

 Lay your head down just for now
Space fills your mind and you dream awhile
The sun floods your room as you drown your
Lungs full of breathing
Your true love believe
One more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way
Move let the stars suck you in
Hold tight, the night's air and breathe again
Let go and be burnt by the moon
Your hands full of feeling your true love,
Believe
One more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way
more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way
I love you to death
Could you love me to death
I love you to death
Could you love me to death
One more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way
One more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way
Letting love find a way
Letting love find a way
Letting love...
One more time to say I love you always
and keeping faith letting love find a way

 

 

 

4. Movie Review : Night at The Museum: Secret of The Tomb

 

It's been quite an adventure for Larry Daley. Who woulda thought he could've risen from being a frowned-upon night watchman at New York's famous American Museum of Natural History to almost being in charge of the place? Or at least he's in charge of the museum's amazing animatronics display that everybody's raving about.

Of course, the truth of it is that there's no animatronics involved in his presentations at all. No wires, strings or well-devised 3-D images either. It's all brought about by the golden Tablet of Akmenrah—a long-ago unearthed magical artifact from Egypt that can somehow bring statues, figurines and T. rex bones to life every night with its mysterious powers.

But now the supernatural tablet is beginning to corrode for some reason. And Larry's in a panic about what to do. With each new inch of gold-gobbling rust, his cast of moving and talking historical characters and big bony buds seems to be losing its collective life force.

Time to go back to the beginning. Not his faltering start at the museum two movies ago, but actually the start of the tablet itself. He's going to have to find out more about the archeological dig that first uncovered it. And that will likely entail taking it to the British Museum of Natural History, home of Akmenrah's mummified parents, Merenkahre and Sheoseheret. If he can magically bring them to life—along with every other artifact and fossil in that vast building—maybe he can get some good answers to his bad problem.

 

 

 

5. Song : I Miss You by Blink 182

(I miss you, I miss you)
Hello there, the angel from my nightmare
The shadow in the background of the morgue
The unsuspecting victim of darkness in the valley
We can live like Jack and Sally if we want
Where you can always find me
We'll have Halloween on Christmas
And in the night we'll wish this never ends
We'll wish this never ends
(I miss you, I miss you)
(I miss you, I miss you)
Where are you and I'm so sorry
I cannot sleep I cannot dream tonight
I need somebody and always
This sick strange darkness
Comes creeping on so haunting every time
And as I stared I counted
Webs from all the spiders
Catching things and eating their insides
Like indecision to call you
and hear your voice of treason
Will you come home and stop this pain tonight
Stop this pain tonight
Don't waste your time on me you're already
The voice inside my head (I miss you, I miss you)
Don't waste your time on me you're already
The voice inside my head (I miss you, I miss you) [x3]
(I miss you, I miss you) [x4]

Softskill Assignments

Type A

3. B

Water boils at 212 degrees F, and freezes at 32 degrees F.

Type B

4. B

When she retired in 1989, tennis champ Christine Evert was the most famous women athlete in the United Stated.

Type C

7. A

If Rudy have beed studied German in college, he wouldn't have found the scientific terminology so difficult to understand.

Change Direct Sentence to Indirect Sentence

Direct

"After 15 very enjoyable and successful years with Red Bull, I have decided to leave Red Bull at the end of this year," Vettel said on his personal website.

Vettel said on his personal website that after 15 very enjoyable and successful years with Red Bull, he has decided to leave Red Bull at the end of this year.

Indirect

Asked on Friday whether he could be driving for either of rival teams McLaren or Red Bull next year, Alonso said: "This is a very difficult question to answer. And I will repeat the answer, probably I will do the best for Ferrari."

Asked on Friday whether he could be driving for either of rival teams McLaren or Red Bull next year, Alonso said that this is a very difficult question to answer. And he will repeat the answer, probably he will do the best for Ferrari."

Direct and Indirect Sentence

Indirect:

Vettel told Red Bull chief Christian Horner on Friday night that he intended to leave, and the team made the formal announcement on Saturday ahead of qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix.

Direct:

"After 15 very enjoyable and successful years with Red Bull, I have decided to leave Red Bull at the end of this year," Vettel said on his personal website.

Asked on Friday whether he could be driving for either of rival teams McLaren or Red Bull next year, Alonso said: "This is a very difficult question to answer. And I will repeat the answer, probably I will do the best for Ferrari."