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Ali Khalil, Capstone

Posted by Khalil Ali in Capstone on Thursday, June 1, 2017 at 11:00 pm

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As a kid growing up, my dad used to take me and my brother along with him to help work on the jobs he ran. Most of these jobs usually dealt with carpentry, electrical work, and architectural design of things. After a while I started to like working and building things with my hands. This is the reason I chose to build something for my senior capstone. My senior capstone is an art cabinet. I decided to build this for my capstone because I never  designed, and built something fully on my own. I felt as though this gave me freedom because I didn’t have to ask anyone what to do or how should it look. My senior capstone might sound easy to some people but this is extremely false. My project took approximately 3 months to build. The reason being is because every measurement had to be correct in order for all the different pieces of wood to fit together perfectly. If the measurements was not correct then the integrity of the cabinet would be slightly off. Finally, once everything was well thought out and put together I sanded the wood and placed a fine wood coating on top. The shelves on this cabinet can be moved around to accommodate the appropriate artwork sizes. Overall, it took time, concentration, and patience to create such a good looking completed product. This is an huge accomplishment for myself.  

 

 

 

http://www.wikihow.com/Build-a-Cabinet

 

I use this website to see the proper ways to cut the different pieces of wood. This website goes into detail about standard cabinet shelves, the size cabinets should be to accommodate the different weight and etc. Also it gave me ideas on how I should actually keep the wood together, either with wood glue or screws. Since my cabinet was so big I decided to do both.

 

http://www.aquaearth.co.za/drilling-techniques.html

This website is a website that gives me some basic drilling techniques. It is obvious that this can be very helpful for a person like me who does  not have much experience at all when it comes to actually building or using this equipment. I find it very important to have done this research before beginning the project because this material is not cheap and will not be easy to replace if things are done wrong. So, the use of the tools for the proper way is very iMportant here.

 

https://www.familyhandyman.com/kitchen/diy-kitchen-cabinets/face-frame-cabinet-building-tips/view-all

This website mostly gave me tips on sanding, wood staining. The tips included that even though with a table saw the pieces of wood can sometimes not be perfect, so the best way to make them most likely the same is to sand them all at the same time. It also was saying that the best way to stain a cabinet was to leave the back off because it is easier to paint an get into all the cracks so that the paint would be as even as possible.

 

http://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/rooms-and-spaces/kitchen/how-to-stain-wood-kitchen-cabinets

This article I used as another source for sanding. This article is very brief it tells you the best type of sander to use so that the stain could stick to the wood as best as possible. Also it tells you that you should sand in the direction of the wood grain for best results.

http://extremehowto.com/cabinet-building-basics-for-diyers/

This article was useful because it gives you different ideas for cabinets. It shows you a plethora of cabinets and the category that they should be in. This is helpful because When building my project I wanted it to be sturdy and easily movable.

 

http://www.ana-white.com/2013/11/momplex/building-base-cabinets

Even though I did not build a base cabinet this website showed me the tools that I would most likely be needing to built My art Cabinet. Some of these tools include a table saw, jig saw, different grains of sanders, clamps. Also it included the best ways I should clamp the wood down and  screw another piece to it.


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Jasseca Chiem Capstone

Posted by Jasseca Chiem in Capstone on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 9:00 pm

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Screenshot 2017-05-18 at 8.59.40 PM
Abstract:
Since 2017 is my last year as a student at Science Leadership Academy @Beeber, I decided to do my Senior Capstone on “Welcome to Cooking With Jasseca”. As a Cambodian American living in Philadelphia, not many people know about us, our culture or our food. And because of that, I decided to incorporate my love for food and my culture into my Capstone Project. The purpose of my Senior Capstone project is to learn a few Cambodian dishes from scratch with the help of my grandmother and uncle. I wanted to focus on something that is a part of me. As I was growing older, I felt a sudden disconnection from my culture. Though, as I entered high school, I was able to slowly come to terms on who I am and where my family derived from. And so I asked myself the beginning of senior year, “What can I do for my capstone where I will enjoy and learn throughout the process? How can I make a positive impact to others with what I do?” And so I thought about cooking Cambodian dishes! Not only do I enjoy cooking, but I can learn what type of things are used to create these dishes. I decided to make a blogpost where I can put the recipes on in order to share with others who are interested in cooking these delicious dishes! Sharing these recipes with others will allow them to have a taste of Cambodia! So far, I was able to make two soup dishes and 1 appetizer. I hope to continue doing this in the future, adding on more recipes of delicious Cambodian cuisine to my blog. 

Link t bibliography:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1UdKXTfI4eoMvRZyjthz0eerSL9BUwgv0zR_UUjsbSKY/edit
Link to website:
http://cookingwithjasseca.weebly.com/
Tags: Capstone, 2017, Ms. Hertz, Hertz
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Austin Haefner Capstone

Posted by Austin Haefner in Capstone on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 5:56 pm

​ For my capstone I chose the art of writing. The book is called: The Overshadow Of Asonavis, which is of the High Fantasy genre. It is apart of a bigger project, my Omágdom Auii-ʌm as I call it, that I have been working on since December of 2010 (The whole thing, not the book).
The initial goal of writing this was first, obviously to publish it, but to have a semi-cult following much like Terry Pratchett. 
One huge way that this benefited me was by allowing me to show my true potential. I hope that in the creation of this book, which goes hand in hand with a religion that I made, The Eỹrthr̃uosus Religion, and a language that I made, Lusom, that I do prove what I am capable of.
For this project, my main focus was on Character Development and I think that I did a good job with it. Character Development may seem easy in theory but in practice, it's not so. I worked hard to connect the main characters not only with each other but the world that they live in, dealing with such things as how they experience things together and their past experiences.
As my last remark, I would like to thank readers who take the time to read my book and to my teachers and family for helping me through this process.

*Below there are two versions of the book, the first is a shortened finished version of the book and the second is the unfinished official manuscript. The religion is slightly laid out in the shortened finished version of the book at the end.
Below that is an outline of the religion.
Below that are two pictures of the world that the book takes place in. The first image is a map, the second image has the names of the subcontinents of the world.
Under that is a link to a Rosetta Stone type website for my language. I did create the language learner, but not the website.
Under that is a link to a wikia that I made that explains the religion.
FinishedCutVersionTheOvershadowOfAsonavis5.0 (2)
TheOvershadowOfAsonavis5.0 (2)
1. Family Tree Of All Eỹrthr̃uosus (3)
1. Family Tree Of All Eỹrthr̃uosus (3)
Pahnagaeah - Planalto Grool, Planet Green
Pahnagaeah - Planalto Grool, Planet Green
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Screenshot 2017-05-24 at 6.09.48 PM
https://www.memrise.com/course/1327285/lusomsva-kronozon/
http://eyrthruosus-religion.wikia.com/wiki/Arckenatim_Wiki
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Greg Alston/Samir Smith SLA Guy Code

Posted by Gregory Alston in Capstone on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 3:45 pm

SLA guy code, a capstone tradition started by Greg and I during our senior year here at SLA Beeber. This is the first episode of this tradition we hope to start. Basically, using MTV’s guy code series as a reference, we created our own guy code pertaining to SLA Beeber and the things that go on in our school and amongst our graduating class. The class of 2017, the upcoming and very first graduating class of SLA Beeber, most of us have been here since the start of the school itself and others came to fill in as time went on. Most of the people that Greg and I chose to interview and include in our capstone were seniors who have been here since day one. We referenced a few topics that we came to agree that all students had something to say about and topics that were completely relevant and ongoing in our school. Although SLA isn't your average school, there are just some things that we have in common with other schools. In this episode you will get to hear students speak their minds and address the given topics, which were picked so that they sparked interest and made the students want to speak on them. This capstone has no filter, being as though we told everyone to speak their mind and be genuine, but there is no name dropping allowed. We had to make sure that no one's reputation was desecrated. Viewers Discretion Advised.

https://docs.google.com/a/slabeeber.org/document/d/1RzmOD39b-UjJK-Tx0FZDdEaPJQUDqfyH9tBKR_Ce7p8/edit?usp=sharing (Annotated Bibliography)
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Tymere Alexander's Capstone

Posted by Tymere Alexander in Capstone on Thursday, May 18, 2017 at 10:58 am

​Good Morrow ladies and gents! It is me Tymere Alexander. And today, I have for you  my capstone project(Senior project), For my capstone, I decided to create a short novel called The Dark Secrets of the Osaki Hotel. It is a Mystery novel that I have been working on since 8th grade. Writing is a passion for me ever since the 6th grade. I wanted my career to be in writing so I can create stories for people and better myself and to better my understanding of the world that I will be seeing after I graduate high school.The process it took for me to create this novel was hard. I had the concepts ready and knew where everything was supposed to go, but I was packed with work and college preparations. Even with all of this on my shoulder, I continued to press on to complete this project and graduate. The product while not finished, is definitely something that you will enjoy. I would greatly appreciate the feedback on my work.Thank you to Ms Hertz and my mentor Ms Leaness  for being there with me through this whole process.

https://docs.google.com/a/slabeeber.org/document/d/1wXppHBtCp1NrOqBNPcI2PT8rZzo96UNbtIIQcKkFjAk/edit?usp=sharing

https://docs.google.com/a/slabeeber.org/document/d/1tVbtOb9lFy3HqxxCUx8pNbHYLloIpaf9U5UJxa5YTZg/edit?usp=sharing
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