Thursday, September 11, 2014


9/11 is a day that people will always remember; on September 11th of 2001 at 9:03am shock an fear in New Yorkers and such tough state was now in serious crisis. An airplane from united airlines with 65 people aboard and going 590 miles crashes into the top at the south tower and only stays standing for 56 minutes. So many people hurt physically and emotionally they had family and friends working in the twin towers, about 200 fire fighters dead and 76 police officers missing. The person responsible for all this is a terrorist group called Al Qaeda which hijacked three planes all with passengers in them. The main target was the world trade center in New York City and the Pentagon in Washington D.C. there was also a fourth plane that crashed into a Pennsylvania field.

The twin towers had been around since April 04, 1973: it was the world trade center standing at 1,368 feet. The south trade center offered an indoor and outdoor observation for the public while the north tower was more off limits to the public. On a normal weekday there was 50,000 people working and 200,000 people visiting, the complex of the twin towers was so big it had its own zip code.



Reflection: I had not seen footage of this tragic moment and as I was watching it I got goose bumps. seeing how people were devastated to loose family, friends, and acquaintance. As I watched the videos all I think of was what I would have done if that was my family and loved once . . .

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

                                                       Student Success Statement

                                                                  John Wooden

              "what you are as a person is far more important than what you are as a basketball player"


To me this statement means that no matter how good you play that doesn't determine the person you truly are. you can be the best basketball player but it means nothing if you cant seem to be a good human being, an individual with morals, goals, and aspirations in life. Meaning you can win millions of games but what is most important is who you are as an individual and with other people. Even if you don't win a game what matters is what you have on the inside and what good qualities you have to offer others and so others can learn from you.

Athletic Trainer

Duties and Responsibility: an athletic trainer is a professional who works with physicians for an athlete’s emergency car, clinical diagnoses, therapeutic intervention, and rehabilitation of injuries. Their responsibility is to be the first ones on the scene when an injury occurs. They also help the athlete before and after a game by evaluating their previous injuries.

Salary: $44,020 annually

Education: bachelor’s degree and hands on learning course



Reflection: I think I would like to become an athletic trainer because I would like to have that hands on experience. Ever since I learned a bit about this in my sports med class ive been interested in the job.

Friday, September 5, 2014

                                                                Marilyn Ferguson
                                                    "Your past is not your potential."

The past you have doesn't determine the potential you have, its all about working towards what your potential is, your past only helps you better yourself and prove to yourself that you have more to offer than what you showed in past experiences all you can do now is grow from it and prove to anyone that the potential you have is still to grow more and more by the day.

Anesthesiologists are the doctors that provide and put the epidural on a person before surgery. Their job is to keep their patients safe and comfortable during a surgery and while recovering from the anesthesia. After the anthologist puts the anesthesia on a patient they do not leave your side until you are at full recovery from the epidural.

Salary: $300,000 annually

Education: internship, at least three years of training after medical school, pre-med requirement.  



Reflection: I don’t think id like to become an anesthesiologist because it is to much responsibility to have someone’s life in your hand. Not only that but you also need to stick with a patient and see them suffer after the surgery.

Wednesday, September 3, 2014

                                                                  Denis Waitley

                         "Relentless, repetitive self-talk is what changes our self-image."

 
I believe that the quote is intended to motivate a person, meaning don't just talk do something about yourself. don't say you are going to change, just show people and demonstrate to yourself that you can change and make a better person of yourself. make a change in you then help others change as well. don't talk about anything just do it and people will see that you are honest about wanting to make a better person of you.

Ambulance Dispatcher

Duties and Responsibilities:  professional tele communicator their task is to gather information related to medical emergencies and instructions by voice until ambulance arrival.

Salary: from $21,593 - $51,163

Education: high school diploma and two-to-four-year college.  



Reflection: I think I’d be interested in this job because I would love to help others yet not see blood or people crying. I think this particular job would apply to my career field, it seems interesting and I would give it a try.