PRESIDENT

 PRESIDENT

  

  Election 2016 is coming so what are we have to do is choose the right president we have to think well or I should say very well.Aquino’s administration is not quite good for me because I don’t feel the change in our community or here in the Philippines I guess?.This coming election we have to choose the president that will change the situation here in the Philippines.

   For me I will choose Mayor Rodrigo Duterte for President because Mr.Duterte is a good person as we all know in the Davao where he came from the City as one of the safest City here in Philippines. Rodrigo “Rody” Duterte would make a great President. He would succeed where Marcos failed – create a truly New Society. Marcos seems the apt benchmark because he used a strong hand to stay in power. Duterte exercises a firm grip to stabilize a city where lawlessness would be rampant if there were no clear vision and the political will to enforce it.

But if you rely on an inutile legal system the society remains at risk from ruthless criminals. So what do you do? Do you stick to the democratic ideal, or accept that the reality calls for a different solution? And the reality is that crime flourishes in the Philippines, but doesn’t in Davao…in a letter to the editor, a visiting German rightly says, “You cannot apply Western ideas in the Philippines.”

What makes this discussion difficult is the fact that our arguments are backed up by personal experience.. The ordinary citizens of the Philippines have also been victimized by “unpunished crime” and an “inutile justice system” and therefore favour a “different solution”.

COMPUTER ENGINEERING

    

                                                       

     COMPUTER ENGINEERING

       I don’t have any idea about computer engineering.Computer engineering for me is a time consuming course because you will study for five years for this course.To be a good computer engineer you need years of experience to reach your goal. A computer engineer has certain duties and responsibilities depending on the location and size of the firm he or she works for. Also the duties vary between job levels. If you work at a small firm, you will be set up on the firing line immediately and will be expected to make your boss money or you’ll be fired. Also in a smaller firm you’ll probably spend hours of pain-staking time trying to solve a problem that other engineers probably went over before.
In larger firms, you’ll be hired probably as a junior computer engineer and work your way up to senor and maybe manager of engineers.
If you enjoy challenging work and problem solving, your best place to be is in a small firm. If you enjoy problem solving but not to the severe degree as in a small firm, then your place is in a larger firm. Overall, the responsibilities and duties are basically the same.

      The benefits of being a computer engineer are unique to those people who like having challenges put in-front of them to solve. This job puts you in challenging positions that you have to problem solve to get out of. Also computer engineers have the ability to fix or even their own computers.As I go to this course I learned other stuffs like fixing our own computer at home and manipulate other things.

            To be an engineer you need several years of school and experience. You need a minimum of a bachelor’s or master’s degree. Whenever you go to collage you will take classes in data processing, computer programing, computer engineering, and electronics. After getting out of school you’ll need several years of experience since when you get out of school you really know very little. So while you’re in collage you should try to get as much experience as you can by volunteering as an assistant in the campus computer lab as I said before or intern at a firm.
While in highschool, there are courses you can take to help prepare yourself or just see whether or not you have a definite interest in computer engineering. The classes include all math classes like algebra, geometry, calculus and trigonometry. Other classes are electronics, English, and computer processing.

        Computer engineering to me, has some good things and bad. Computer engineering is a very challenging job and I like that. I’m also very interested in the computer industry. In addition, I like the idea of helping other people with their computer needs.
I also know of a few bad things about computer engineering. These things include spending long hours in front of computers which may cause eye strain or even Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. 
I think eventually that I’d get over those since my interest in computer engineering out weighs all the bad things.

           Computer engineering is a very stressful job for those people who want it. Anyone who’s interested can see the benefits and positive things about computer engineering. The education, duties, benefits, job outlook, and responsibility are all included in this report. I hope I have in some way persuaded you to look more into computer engineering. Now is the perfect time to get in the field of computers, demand is high, and so is payment. Computer engineering is the perfect place for those people who thrive on challenges.

MOVIE REVIEW: GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL

The Grand Budapest Hotel is a 2014 comedy film written and directed by Wes Anderson, from a story by Anderson and Hugo Guinness, inspired by the writings of Stefan Zweig. It stars Ralph Fiennes as a concierge who teams up with one of his employees (Tony Revolori) to prove his innocence after he is framed for murder.

The film is an American-German-British co-production that was financed by German financial companies and film-funding organizations. It was filmed in Germany. The Grand Budapest Hotel was released to widespread acclaim from film critics, and many included it in their year-end top 10 lists. The film led the BAFTA nominations, with 11 nominations, more than any other film, including Best Film and Best Director for Anderson, and Best Actor for Fiennes. The film won the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy and garnered three more Golden Globe Award nominations, including Best Director for Anderson. It also garnered nine Academy Award nominations, the joint most (with Birdman) for the ceremony, including Best Picture and Best Director. It won the Academy Awards for Best Costume Design, Best Makeup and Hair styling, Best Production Design and Best Original Score.

A teenage girl visits the monument of the writer who penned the book, "The Grand Budapest Hotel". In 1968, that author was inspired to write the book when he visited that hotel, located in the European mountainous country formerly known as Zubrowka. Once a luxurious hotel, it, in 1968, has fallen on hard times. The author meets the then current owner, M. Zero Moustafa, who recounts the story of how he became the hotel's owner and why he holds onto it and keeps it open despite it obviously making him no money. Zero's story begins in 1932, when the hotel was in its golden era. Zero was the novice immigrant lobby boy, who, like all the other hotel staff, was under the guidance of M. Gustave H., the devoted concierge. Gustave aimed to please, he giving the guests whatever they wanted, especially the wealthy blonde women. The story largely revolves around one of those women, the wealthy Madame Céline Villeneuve Desgoffe-und-Taxis - better known as Mme. D. - her opportunistic son Dimitri, the bequeathing of a valuable painting called "Boy with Apple" to Gustave, the mysterious circumstances surrounding her death which is initially pinned on Gustave, and the attempts of Zero, his girlfriend - a baker's assistant named Agatha - and others to clear Gustave's name while Dimitri does whatever he needs to get what he believes is rightfully his, namely the painting.

            Almost everything this movie, in terms of character depth, story arcs, all of them were written by Wes Anderson himself so honestly guys, it's not really a shocker because this movie has the same kind of witty dialogues the previous movies by him, and the story is very unique and interesting. In this strange, witty, addictive, funny and ambivalent tale we get to meet a lot of other characters and I loved how Wes Anderson built every single one of them, it was all well written and every set up had a payoff, every piece fell in its place by the end of it, the script of this film was as close to perfect as you could ever get in terms of how a movie is supposed to be like, how you make characters, how you manage them, how you handle the story, everything was done right and it just proves that Wes Anderson has to be one of the best directors of modern times. This movie is so filled with details and wit I don't think I've got every single joke and small details of the movie in this first viewing, but it just makes this movie feel re watchable, at every viewing of it I'll have the impression that the movie keeps evolving like some kind of living being, I simply adore movies that are able to do that with the writing.  I left this film elated and happy but when I'm actually recalling all that happened I'm realizing it's a bittersweet movie, but oddly enough the film's tone is somewhat uplifting. Its just a testament to Wes Anderson when he twists a tragic story to one of enjoyment and laughter. So yes guys, "The Grand Budapest Hotel" shines on the writing standpoint, the essential part of a movie. If I were to list off my favorite actors who have played in this movie, I probably would have a deep dilemma because seriously, bias aside, everyone in this movie turned on a spectacular showing here. Despite the grounded setting, this movie uses a lot of special effects, especially hand-drawn matte paintings and some CGI to show the world and the environment of "The Grand Budapest Hotel", and you know what? It looks bloody brilliant.The look of all the matte paintings, all the models and the minimal use of CGI. It looks AMAZING.

Pretty much, guys, when it came to this movie EVERYTHING was done well, I mean, every aspect of this film is done so well that this thing I now believe has taken the top spot among Wes Anderson's films! This thing I believe is now my all time favorite! I’ll rate it 10/10. 

DESCRIPTIVE ABOUT DREAM BEDROOM

We all have different dreams when it comes to our sleeping room especially for girls because they are fond of designing and pretty things but for most boys, it doesn’t really matter, they don’t care about the design of their rooms as long as they can sleep properly at nights and have their own privacy.

A room is a special place that we can always escape the outside world and concentrate on other important things in life. Think outside the box and just picture it, a plush room with gorgeous walls painted in country-blue and the most minimal room ever designed by an adolescent. When you look around you may conclude that a teenage boy lives here. When you first enter the space, the aroma of masculinity and bold aroma greets you delightfully, depending on which day of the week. The smell of lemon sifts through the nose from the glade plug-in located in the outlet behind the door. One of first things that always stands out after walking into the room, besides the feel of the carpet and the lemon smell, are the four symmetrical country-blue walls which are accented with vibrant hues and pictures of happy times gone but not forgotten.

            Once, the lustrus smell has embraced you, you observe spotless brown wooden flooring partially covered by an exotic plain rug. The blue walls have entire sections hidden by dozens of posters in different sizes and shapes showing my taste in music plus those pictures I’ve mentioned to treasure the memories. A tall dark mahogany shelf stands adjacent to the trendiest red leather chair ever seen. Within the shelf, sit rows of colorful school textbooks and various books. On the surface of the desk, sit a bright lamp, a desk organizer and my laptop. Above the desk is one of the large windows, which is usually open to let light unto the desk. The desk possesses four drawers stuffed with miscellaneous objects, ranging from school work to random things. I would like to have my own television set inside my room. At one of the corner a little space for my guitar. I would like to have my own bathroom too, blue tiles on the floor, a stripe shower curtain and might as well a bath tub. That is my ideal room, it s quite simple but I think its kind of unique.So whenever I twist my cool to touch brass circular door knob that is adjoined to my delicately wood-stained door I’m opening a passage to a completely different atmosphere. This atmosphere provides a sense of comfort and stability.

This is one of my wishes that I want to have right now,for sure it would make me feel good everyday especially when I’m stressed. I know there are things that sometimes cannot happen but for me I would try my best to get this dream room someday,I would give my efforts for this when I’m working. give your best to have money and work for the best. Remember we only live once. 

COMPARISON AND CONTRAST FROM HS. VS. COLLEGE

Half of our lives are spent in attending school. We are intended to work and strive hard to mold us as a better person in the future. The transition from high school to college is yet exciting but requires further adjustment to fit in. This stepping stone is a great milestone to achieve something worth living for. The student will either savor the struggle or be contented in the flow of changes. There are many differences and similarities at the same time which a student won’t feel the eerie feeling of being in the new environment. The more prepared a person to face the inevitable changes the more successful they might be in the long run. There is a fixed regular schedule because they are not allowed to choose their desired schedules that college students are oblige to do.

First of all, high school is the first step to a higher level or learning. This place provide us with the proper knowledge needed in order to survive college and other higher levels of learning. The topics being taught in high school are more basic than College.The students are more relaxed and their responsibilities are not that complicated and heavy in a sense that there are fewer requirements and their due dates are not immediate.

College, on the other hand, is a different story, its like you’re entering a new world. There are different subjects to learn because in here a student chose their own field so they’ll gonna learn and discuss specific topics that are relevant in their courses. College students are older and their workload is much more complex and heavier a pre requisite to stand out for the next stages in life. There are more responsibilities to carry on the curriculum is much more specific and complicated. In contrast with the fixed regular schedule of high school students, college students’ time schedules are very flexible because they have to choose their own desired time schedule. These students are much more outgoing and independent compared to high school students because they had this certain freedom.

As similar these two schools can be, they also have many significantly differences. Such as going to college is by choice, it is required to pay for tuition and books, and it is our decision which teacher we request to educate us. The law requires being in high school, but when deciding to continue your education after high school you are then choosing to go to school by choice. We also have a great difference between the financial situations between these two schools. Being in high school was at means of no cost, while in college it is expected for tuition and books to be paid for.