Monday, December 17, 2007

Comparing Two World Class Cities - case study




What is 1 attraction or activity you would like to do in New York City and Tokyo?Why?




Tokyo= I would go to sports industries and do some Marshall Arts to learn more about it, and know more of the kick boxing.




New York= I would go to New York to see the Central Park because ive never been there.


Friday, December 7, 2007

Favelas: A nice place to visit?


What would you think about favela tourism if you lived in the favelas ?


If I lived in the favelas I wouldnt mind if there were tourists coming to see what the poor people live(like living conditions).I wouldnt care really, also if I lived there in the favelas I would bring them to my house and give them some of my famous sugar cain alcohol.


Thursday, November 29, 2007

Brazil vs. Canada


Brazil is a huge country with much diversity in its people and enviroment celebrities in many express culturals.Canada can get more G.N.P because Brazil has lots of poor people in their country.The differences between the area of Canada and Brazil is pretty close to each other. Brazil has 8 511 965km squared and Canada has 9 971 000km squared.


Tuesday, November 20, 2007



Why are these mountains called the Himelaya mountains?
Why was the great wall of china built?

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Sports in Italy


Sports in Italy


What is the most famous sport in Italy?
The most popular sport in Italy is Football, or soccer as we call it in North America. Because it was the first thing that came to mind for the Italians

What are other sports that Italians like to play?
The other sports they like to do is cycling races, rugby, basketball, auto racing, and winter sports such as skiing.


How did soccer get famous in Italy?
Soccer is a famous sport in Italy. They have a National Professional league. It has A and B divisions the A division has 20 clubs and the B division has 22 clubs its apparent that Italians take soccer seriously!




What sports do schools offer?
The schools in Italy offer soccer and football and ruby, basketball have to offer for all the students that attend schools in Italy.


How much do athletes get paid to play per year?
Famous soccer player Ricardo Kaka of the team AC Milan gets 6 million euros per year which is $8,750,000 Canadian compared to a NHL player Jarromir Jagr who gets $8,360,000 U.S. dollars. Also Brad Richards gets $7,800,000 U.S.

Friday, November 2, 2007

My impression of Australia



My opinion about Australia is that it is a unique country and has lots of Kangaroos and the nasty, poisinous looking cane toads, and koala bears to see. And I would travel because it has many travel options there and to go and see all the modern cities and multicultural background, and the aboriginals have a drug and alcohol problems.




There are some things about this country that I dislike is the hot climate, you cant go anywhere without water which is good but you`ll get sunburnt like crazy probably. There is 1 more thing I dont like is the cane toads.For 1 thing there poisonous and they will get on your decks n such crazy creatures.




Yes, I would love to travel to Australia because I dont get out much, and to get away on my own for an adventure. so I can see all the unique art, all the unique wildlife. The thing that suprised me is that it has 6 countires in it. And also has a british herritage with sitll the aborigonals are there too so then you can iteract with them get to know them wat they do and did to survive.




Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Thursday, October 25, 2007

Australia VS. New Zeland

Different
  • Austalia has the largest bridge
  • Australia has the Great Barrier Reef
  • South eastern Asia
  • Fastest growing economic country
Both
  • Southern Hemesphere
  • British heritage
  • both were found by the dutch and then by Cook
  • both play rugby and cricket
  • surrounded by water

New Zeland

  • polyneasian
  • most isolated country

Australia VS. New Zeland

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

All types of tourism have an impact on the enviroment.






  • Everything we do affects the enviroment around us (= or -)


  • Specific tourists activities that threatin fragile enviroment


  • Big game safaris in East Africa Kenya


  • Driving in the Great Barrier Reef- Australia


  • Enviromental problems at the Great Barrier Reef


  • Antartic- Sensitive Enviroment


  • Golf Coarses - Enviromental Impact


  • Whale watchin - Enviromental Impact

Thursday, October 11, 2007

#1. What is Geocaching?
Geocaching is a treasure hunt, where small treasures are takin and placed in different areas in the countrysides or other interesting places.


#2. What can you leave as a treasure?

U are able to find little bags of goodies(candy) in boxes.

#3. What should you not leave?

U cannot place items like matches, weapons, food, or any other dangerous objects so people can find.

#4. Why is this a popular activity?

This is a popular activity because you can use a GPS to find interesting things anywhere around the world, and some schools have these expensive pieces of equipment for kids teenagers to use. And it is easy to find ur way around(the world).

#5. Can you think of any negative affects of geocaching?

I think it is good because all the kids who use them to find these treasures are exploring the world and seeing new places.
http://geographynorwell.blogspot.com

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

GPS - Global Positioning System


GPS - Global Positioning System
Today and for the rest of the week, we are going to be using GPS units. Today will be an introduction to the GPS and an Internet search to find out more about the GPS.Question to answer for Tuesday Oct. 9


#1. What is a GPS?



GPS stands for Global Positioning System.



#2. Who uses GPS?


People like the Army use the GPS, and mountain bikers, hunters, pilots, car drivers




#3. For the people who use a GPS, what specifically could they do with it?


The army likes to use these GPS for their tanks, aircraft(bombers like f-16 fighters, B-52 bombers



#4. Find 1 or 2 pictures of a GPS or people using a GPS to post to your blog.






Thursday, October 4, 2007