Write about the things that I enjoyed the class.

Being in Mr. Martinez English III honors class has been a great experience for me. I recalled me on the first day of school walking into Mr. Martinez at first I thought that he was an intimidating teacher. just his demeanor was scary but at the first I thought that he was a cute guy. I somewhat had an crush on Mr. Martinez. But that soon ended when he began lecturing in his classroom procedures and his power point presentation. In my opinion I think Martinez taught in a college level, in think beginning of the year i admired him as teacher and as man. When ever he gave a lecture or a PowerPoint presentation it will make you think out of the box. I remember when the time Martinez was giving a lecture on art and he was tying to get everyone to the concept on the form of the act, and I felt so proud of myself when i was the only one to the get concept. Ever since that day Martinez made me feel that I'm really a smart person.

Next in the middle of the school year I was beginning to feel that Martinez was beginning to lose his mojo in my opinion the class was not taking him serious. And I thought that he was beginning to act like us. And whenever he would begin to lecture I was becoming frustrating because of the class not becoming serious about his work. Another thing that frustrates me is when he would give us work and he would not collect the work. So we would do work sometime and keep them and keep them and end up not turning the assignments. But my overall review i think that he is a great teacher with a "master" degree LOL!!!!!! : )

A poor Haitian girl could get $2.80 and some chocolate, she told a European charity. All she had to do was perform a sex act on a humanitarian worker. She refused. Her impoverished friends did not. Her story is one of many in a report titled "No One To Turn To" -- which chronicles allegations of charity and U.N. workers abusing children.

Who: A poor Haitian girl
What: A poor little Haitian have to do sexual act on a humanitarian worker and only giving the poor little girl $ 2.80, after performing the sexual act.
When: In the Haitian protest.
Where: Haiti
Why: The humanitarian wants to do something that is so injustice and that is just and low and nasty.

BOCA RATON -- Reaching out to a group whose support will be crucial to a victory in November, Barack Obama ventured into Florida's Jewish community for the first time Thursday, fielding questions for an hour at a Conservative synagogue to deflect Republican attacks on his support of Israel.


Who: Barack Obama
What: Coming to Florida to get the crowd rally up to vote for him in the primary election.
When: May 21, 2008
Where: Boca Raton, Florida
Why: Getting the Floridians votes

Hillary Clinton won by a landslide in Kentucky, but momentum is now firmly on Barack Obama's side. He took Oregon last night, but it was his symbolic victory with pledged delegates that was the big story. Obama now has a majority of pledged delegates to the Democratic Convention.

Who: Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton
What: Winning by a landside in Kentucky
Where: Kentucky
Why: Winning the people votes
When: May 20, 2008

Barbara Harvey sleeps in her car with her two dogs. The 67-year-old mother of three grown children never thought she'd spend her golden years like this. But she was laid off and then lost her condo. "It went to hell in a handbasket," she said. "This is my life in this car right now."

Who: Barbara Harvey
What: 67 year old woman sleeping in her car after losing her job and car.
When: In the begining of the year of 2008.
Where:
Why: after losing her job and house.

Wiley Fountain is homeless just five years after he walked out of prison an innocent man. He is one of the 17 men wrongfully convicted in Dallas County, Texas, then cleared by DNA evidence. Now he's nowhere to be found. What happens to these men after their release is an often overlooked story.

Who: Willy Fountain
What: Being a homeless man just getting out of jail and just finding out that he was an innocent man.
When: Last week.
Where: Dallas County, Texas
Why: The DNA cleared his name

A strong aftershock hit already devastated southwestern China today, triggering landslides, blocking roads, knocking out phone lines and burying vehicles, state-run media reported. The 5.5-magnitude quake rattled eastern Sichuan province shortly after President Hu Jintao arrived in the quake zone.

Who: People in Southwest China.
What: The devastated earthquake killing thousand of people.
Where: Southwest, China.
Why: Mother Nature.
When: Almost two weeks ago.

The outcome of West Virginia's primary Tuesday may best be foretold by where Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama plan to spend the day.West Virginia appears to be a perfect The outcome of West Virginia's primary Tuesday may best be foretold by where Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama plan to spend the day.

Who: Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama

What: Winning the election

When: Tuesday, May 13, 2008.

Where: West Virginia.

Why: Winning the election.

BEIJING, China - Chinese state media said Monday that 3,000 to 5,000 people have died in one county in Sichuan province alone from a massive earthquake.

Who: The citizens in Beijing, China.
What: Thousand have died in one county in Sichuan province alone from a massive earthquake.
When: Sunday May 10, 2008.
Where: China
Why: Molther Nature has a way of saying Hey time to pay attention.

Barack Obama took a sweeping victory in North Carolina, beating Hillary Clinton by 14 percentage points and boosting his lead in the delegate race. Clinton narrowly won Indiana, edging out Obama by 2 percentage points.

Who: Barcak Obama and Hilary Clinton
What: Barack Obama wins North Carolina and giving Hilary a hard time to win the popular votes.
When: May 06, 2008
Why: Becoming President of the United States
Where: Notrh Carolina

It's another Tuesday, and two more states are holding primaries, but the outcome this time could truly be crucial to the Democratic presidential nomination battle between Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

Who: Barack Obama and Hilary Clinton
What: Deciding on the presidental canidate on the November election
When: Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Where: North and South Carolina
Why: To see who ever wins the people votes and see who will face John McCain in the up coming election.

Almost 4,000 people are believed dead and 3,000 are missing after a devastating cyclone hit Myanmar, state media report today. The government had previously put the death toll at 351 before raising it to 3,939.

Who: Americans
What: Almost 4,000 people are believed dead and 3,000 are missing.
When: Last week
Where: United States
Why: Mother nature calls