Friday, September 17, 2010
Just a little brotherly love
A couple of days ago an OCS student, Sean Haugen, was practicing his skill in the art of filming by making a video of his sister. Here it is and enjoy!
Basketball Brutes
We, including freshman Alicia, sophomore Kaylee, Sierra and Sean played a round of brutal basketball in the gym on Thursday, September 16. Playing games of two on two made us tired in a hurry. Our only audience was freshman Alicia's mother, Stephanie Susol. Sweat was rolling off of our backs at the end of practice at 5:00 p.m. I was the only person who wasn't subbed out, but we took periodic breaks in order to keep our bodies hydrated and play longer. Anybody is welcome to join us, for more information you can contact Mr. Worley if you have a suggestion for when this activity could take place.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
High School Student Association Officers
The soonest. The fastest. The earliest. Never before in the history of the world has the OCS High School elected Student Association officers this quickly. "We went to absolutely no expense to get this done as soon as possible," stated OCS Principal, Tom Roosma. "It took less than two weeks," shouted SA sponsor Jonathan Fox. The officers are: Spiritual-Vice Graye Parnell, Sgt-Arms Marissa Veldman, Public Relations Julia Bailey, Social Vice Aliviah Garcia, Sec-Treasurer Brynna Gregg, President Jared Grantham. Jared described the first officers meeeting as chaotic. One can sense the excitement as the new year of activities is about to begin. This will undoubtedly be a terrific year for social and spiritual growth.
Glen Beck
Glen Beck
Cashed In Full (with interest)
Mr. Worley, long time deal-maker with the students, has settled one of his many debts with the students of OCS. The debt in question was one pizza for the OCS senior class of 2011, and on the 14th of September 2010 he purchased one family sized cheese pizza and one family sized focaccia for said seniors. All he needs to do now is settle his debt with the P.E. class and he may be out of debt to the knowledge of this blogger.
--Mr. President
--Mr. President
Hidden in a Field Near You
What: Geocache
Where: Some where on the OCS campus
Why: For Fun
What a geocache is: A geocache is typically a small box or item hid on public or private land, usually with trinkets and a log book. The geocache is the object of a "treasure hunt" that is found by following clues that include GPS coordinates and landmarks.
What you find: Something left behind by last person to find the geocache
What you do: If you take something, put something in the geocache to replace it for the next finder
By Who: Blog Class
Facts about Geocaches:
1,187,643 geocaches world wide
Location takes time and are fun to find
Lord of the Blog
Where: Some where on the OCS campus
Why: For Fun
What a geocache is: A geocache is typically a small box or item hid on public or private land, usually with trinkets and a log book. The geocache is the object of a "treasure hunt" that is found by following clues that include GPS coordinates and landmarks.
What you find: Something left behind by last person to find the geocache
What you do: If you take something, put something in the geocache to replace it for the next finder
By Who: Blog Class
Facts about Geocaches:
1,187,643 geocaches world wide
Location takes time and are fun to find
Lord of the Blog
Monday, September 13, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
First NFL Sunday of the Season
I will talk about three games that happened earlier today.
The first game will be the Steelers vs. Falcons game. The Steelers kicked a field goal in the first quarter to take the lead, 3-0. Then the Falcons responded in the second quarter with one of their own field goals. The Steelers marched down the field and kicked another field goal to take the lead,6-3 in the third quarter. The Falcons kicked another two field goals while the Steelers only kicked another one to tie it in the forth quarter at 9. The Steelers had a chance to win it with 40 seconds left on the clock when they lined up for a 40 yard field goal attempt, but the kick went wide right. So the game went into overtime, where RB Rashard Mendenhall ran for a 50 yard touchdown to win the game. Watch the game winning run here: http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2010091209/2010/REG1/falcons@steelers
Next up we have the Bengals vs. Patriots game. The Patriots scored a touchdown on their first drive of the day in 2:51. The Patriots defense kept forcing the Bengals to punt the ball. The Patriots kicked a field goal to extend the lead to 10-0. At the end of the first quarter the Patriots lead 10-0. The Patriots scored another touchdown and kicked another field goal before the Bengals drove down field and kicked a field goal to get them on the board. Going into the locker rooms the Patriots were up 24-3. The Bengals kicked the ball off in the second half to Brandon Tate, and I'm sure they are regretting this right now. Brandon returned the kickoff for a 97 yard touchdown extending the lead to 31-3. Now this is where it gets interesting. The Bengal offense picks up its game and scores two touch downs to pull with in two touchdowns at the end of the third quarter. Both the Patriots and the Bengals scored in the fourth quarter to make it a final,
38-24. What's really important about this game is that Wes Welker who had a season ending injury near the end of last season, recovered from surgery and scored 2 touchdowns today.
Finally, since we do live close to these guys I will take about the 49'ers and Seahawks game. The 49'ers kicked an early field goal to take the lead 3-0. The Seahawk's offense looked like it couldn't get going. The 49'ers kicked another field goal to make their lead 6-0 over the Seahawks. Now this is where the Seahawk's started doing business. The Seahawks marched down the field where Matt Hasselbeck capitalized with a 1 yard touchdown run, taking the lead from the 49'ers. The Seahawks scored once more before halftime making their lead now 14-6. QB Alex Smith for the 49'ers was picked off by Marcus Trufant who returned the ball into the end zone for a 32 yard interception return. Deion Branch scored his first touchdown of the season to make the Seahawks lead 28-6 at the end of the third quarter. The Seahawks kicked a field goal to make it 31-6.
Final Scores: Atlanta Falcons 9 Pittsburg Steelers 15
Cincinnati Bengals 24 New England Patriots 34
San Francisco 49'ers 6 Seattle Seahawks 31
Tomorrows games will be thrillers for sure. The Baltimore Ravens face off with the New York Jets at 7:00 East Coast Time. Then the real Monday Night Football begins at 10:15 East Coast Time, when the San Diego Chargers play the Kanas City Chiefs.
Lord of the Blog
The first game will be the Steelers vs. Falcons game. The Steelers kicked a field goal in the first quarter to take the lead, 3-0. Then the Falcons responded in the second quarter with one of their own field goals. The Steelers marched down the field and kicked another field goal to take the lead,6-3 in the third quarter. The Falcons kicked another two field goals while the Steelers only kicked another one to tie it in the forth quarter at 9. The Steelers had a chance to win it with 40 seconds left on the clock when they lined up for a 40 yard field goal attempt, but the kick went wide right. So the game went into overtime, where RB Rashard Mendenhall ran for a 50 yard touchdown to win the game. Watch the game winning run here: http://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/2010091209/2010/REG1/falcons@steelers
Next up we have the Bengals vs. Patriots game. The Patriots scored a touchdown on their first drive of the day in 2:51. The Patriots defense kept forcing the Bengals to punt the ball. The Patriots kicked a field goal to extend the lead to 10-0. At the end of the first quarter the Patriots lead 10-0. The Patriots scored another touchdown and kicked another field goal before the Bengals drove down field and kicked a field goal to get them on the board. Going into the locker rooms the Patriots were up 24-3. The Bengals kicked the ball off in the second half to Brandon Tate, and I'm sure they are regretting this right now. Brandon returned the kickoff for a 97 yard touchdown extending the lead to 31-3. Now this is where it gets interesting. The Bengal offense picks up its game and scores two touch downs to pull with in two touchdowns at the end of the third quarter. Both the Patriots and the Bengals scored in the fourth quarter to make it a final,
38-24. What's really important about this game is that Wes Welker who had a season ending injury near the end of last season, recovered from surgery and scored 2 touchdowns today.
Finally, since we do live close to these guys I will take about the 49'ers and Seahawks game. The 49'ers kicked an early field goal to take the lead 3-0. The Seahawk's offense looked like it couldn't get going. The 49'ers kicked another field goal to make their lead 6-0 over the Seahawks. Now this is where the Seahawk's started doing business. The Seahawks marched down the field where Matt Hasselbeck capitalized with a 1 yard touchdown run, taking the lead from the 49'ers. The Seahawks scored once more before halftime making their lead now 14-6. QB Alex Smith for the 49'ers was picked off by Marcus Trufant who returned the ball into the end zone for a 32 yard interception return. Deion Branch scored his first touchdown of the season to make the Seahawks lead 28-6 at the end of the third quarter. The Seahawks kicked a field goal to make it 31-6.
Final Scores: Atlanta Falcons 9 Pittsburg Steelers 15
Cincinnati Bengals 24 New England Patriots 34
San Francisco 49'ers 6 Seattle Seahawks 31
Tomorrows games will be thrillers for sure. The Baltimore Ravens face off with the New York Jets at 7:00 East Coast Time. Then the real Monday Night Football begins at 10:15 East Coast Time, when the San Diego Chargers play the Kanas City Chiefs.
Lord of the Blog
Friday, September 10, 2010
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