Michael

"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious" - Albert Einstein

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The Revolution that found it;s way back to itself.

Before the french revolution, people, or should I say, 80 percent of the people, called the third estate, suffered through a long and treacherous time, where French was a monarchy. The third estate was treated very badly, and the first and second estate held all the power. The third estate paid all the taxes, did all the work, and didn’t earn much money. This is what caused the French revolution. The people were unhappy under the rule of Louis XVI. They didn’t like the differences between the social classes. Some may argue about the success of the revolution, and if it was worth it or not. In the video below, major events of the French Revolution are featured. Watch it yourself to find out.

 

Lost BASS, lost GIRL

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The found poem above was taken from page 4 of the short story called the bass, the river, and Sheila Mant by W.D. Wetherell.  It shows the character versus Himself conflict between the protagonist, and his own decision making. During the rising action of the story, this conflict illustrates The Protagonist’s frustration with deciding whether or not he will try to get the fish (the largest Bass he as ever caught), while at the same time struggling to keep up a conversation with Sheila Mant, who doesn’t like fishing.  In this passage, The protagonist has to choose between pulling the rod to get the fish and ruin his relation with Sheila, or keep the relationship with Sheila and abandon the fish. “I could see the way her hair curled down off her shoulders, the proud, alert tilt of her head, and all these things were as a tug on my heart. Not just Sheila, but the aura she carried about her of parties and casual touching and grace. Behind me, I could feel the strain of the bass, steadier now, growing weaker, and this was another tug on my heart, not just the bass but the beat of the river and the slant of the stars and the smell of the night, until finally it seemed I would be torn apart between longings, split in half.”

Bluetooth speaker reflection

I am most proud of the circle that is outside the speaker box. because that is basically what I spent the most effort on, both the staining and math. i had to make the little sticks that hold on to the speaker box exactly the length of the distance between the circle and the speaker.

 

if i can start from the beginning, I would cover up the wires a bit more and the chip. I would also make some stabilizers to stable the circle to the box with the chip in it.

 

I think that I got better at the technical sketch in the course of this project.

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