20% time final post

This semester Carli brown and I did a project to help show veterans our support. We created a website and a Facebook page to post stories, express our thanks and post stories of our veterans. Starting out, we had just emailed several veterans (who's emails we gain from a public website) and told them our plans of how we wanted to share their story with our followers. After gaining several stories we started posting them in hopes that more people would join, and comment on others blogs. Around Christmas time we wanted to do something a little more personal for all the vets who had given us their names and participated in our effort. So we made the personalized chrismas ornaments and Christmas cards. Some we had to ship off and others who live in Powell we just came straight to their homes and delivered them personally ( asking their permission first of course). With this being the end of our free enterprise class, we hope to continue with this project and perhaps hold a walk for our vets and rais support money in charity to donate to a vereran association. 

socialism V.s communism- controle over resources

when looking at who controls the resources in a communistic state and a socialistic state we see differences in who controls who. The difference is who holds the power. in a socialistic state there will be quite a bit more free will to the people, granted the government will still handle most of the issues and control a few big resources, but people have the opportunity to take over a few things. The resource control in a  socialistic state is narrowed down to 9 resources. These resources are oil, natural gas, water, solar, wind, timber, minerals, coal and people. The government controls water and minerals. Four resources are controlled by people or a company but still have the government looking over their shoulders. These four resources are wind, timber, coal and the people. Then when it comes to Communism the states resources are manly controlled by the government. the government controls oil, natural gas, water, solar, wind, timber, minerals, coal and the people.