Monday, October 03, 2005
Assignment
Refrersher mathematics: p.128 skip 38,40 evens only
Algebra 1: p.154-157 read and do guided practice 1-11
Pre algebra: practice sheet 19-20
Science: vocab section 2 only! Section 2 assiment 1-5
Algebra 1: p.154-157 read and do guided practice 1-11
Pre algebra: practice sheet 19-20
Science: vocab section 2 only! Section 2 assiment 1-5
Friday, September 30, 2005
Thursday, September 29, 2005
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
assignements for sept 27
reading - finish the giver
math - p. 113 even sets 1-18
Science - retake test
math - p. 113 even sets 1-18
Science - retake test
Monday, September 19, 2005
homeworkassignment for 9/19/05
Grammar 5 good sentences using; s,v,do,arti,adj,adv,only, diagram them.
science chapter 2 in science, section 2 1-5
math (pre algebra-pg 45- 1-20) (algebra test) comparing decimals)
science chapter 2 in science, section 2 1-5
math (pre algebra-pg 45- 1-20) (algebra test) comparing decimals)
Friday, September 16, 2005
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Assignment
Math: Algebra, Chapter 2 Assessment 13-52 not section 2.7
Pre Algebra, Page 50, Problems 9-25
Refresher Math, Page 84, Problems 1-28
Writing, Correct Ideal Society paper (type or write)
Pre Algebra, Page 50, Problems 9-25
Refresher Math, Page 84, Problems 1-28
Writing, Correct Ideal Society paper (type or write)
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Assignments
Math: Algebra, Page 115 Problems 1 & first half of #3
Pre Algebra, Math Sheet
Refresher Math, None
Science: Chapter 2 Section 1
Grammer: Excercise B
Latin: test on Chapter 2 Grey Box
Pre Algebra, Math Sheet
Refresher Math, None
Science: Chapter 2 Section 1
Grammer: Excercise B
Latin: test on Chapter 2 Grey Box
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Assignment
Book: The Giver read to page 96
Math: Algebra, page 111 Problems 32-47
Pre Algebra, None
Refresher Math, Page 77 Problems DT 1-16
Math: Algebra, page 111 Problems 32-47
Pre Algebra, None
Refresher Math, Page 77 Problems DT 1-16
Monday, September 12, 2005
Assignment
Math: Algebra:P. 85, problems 1-19-P. 89, problems 11-16
Pre Algebra: P. 41-42, problems 4-43 and 38-39
Refresher Math: P. 74, problems sets 1-12-evens
Science: Section/chapter assessment due
Pre Algebra: P. 41-42, problems 4-43 and 38-39
Refresher Math: P. 74, problems sets 1-12-evens
Science: Section/chapter assessment due
Friday, September 09, 2005
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Assignments for 09/6/05
Math due: p. 24 WE problems 17-37 odd numbers p. 28 problems 15-37 odd numbers (pre-algebra).
Friday, September 02, 2005
Assignmetsfor9/2/05
Happy Birthday Matt!
Science- Read Chapter 1 Section 3 do the Reading assessment at the end of the section due on Tuesday, September 6
Math- Algebra PA p. 43 problems 8-21
Pre- Algebra p.16 problems 7-15 and 25-42
Passport p. 118-119 problems- 33.
All of the Math is due on Tuesday, September 6.
Reading- Read The Giver to page 64 due on Wednesday, September 7.
Science- Read Chapter 1 Section 3 do the Reading assessment at the end of the section due on Tuesday, September 6
Math- Algebra PA p. 43 problems 8-21
Pre- Algebra p.16 problems 7-15 and 25-42
Passport p. 118-119 problems- 33.
All of the Math is due on Tuesday, September 6.
Reading- Read The Giver to page 64 due on Wednesday, September 7.
Thursday, September 01, 2005
Assignments for 9/1/05
Science- Read Chapter 1 Section 3 do the Reading assessment at the end of the section due on Tuesday, September
Math- Algebra PA p. 43 problems 8-21 Pre- Algebra p.16 problems 7-15 and 25-42 Passport p. 118-119 problems- 33. All of the Math is due on Tuesday, September 6.
Reading- Read The Giver to page 64 due on Wednesday, September 7.
Math- Algebra PA p. 43 problems 8-21 Pre- Algebra p.16 problems 7-15 and 25-42 Passport p. 118-119 problems- 33. All of the Math is due on Tuesday, September 6.
Reading- Read The Giver to page 64 due on Wednesday, September 7.
Gasoline Supplies Tighten, Prices Rise
We hope that we don't run out of gas. If we do better make sure you have a bycicle!
Wednesday, August 31, 2005
Assignments for 8/31/05
Science- Read Chapter 1 Section 2 and do the questions at the end of the section. Due Wednesday Sept. 1
Math- Algebra PA page 27 # 14-22, page 28 38- 49 and page 35#13-28. Pre-Algebra HW p. 12 WE problems 17-33. Passport - I don't know call somebody who does know in your group.
Reading- Read to page 64. Due on Wednesday, Sept. 5
Math- Algebra PA page 27 # 14-22, page 28 38- 49 and page 35#13-28. Pre-Algebra HW p. 12 WE problems 17-33. Passport - I don't know call somebody who does know in your group.
Reading- Read to page 64. Due on Wednesday, Sept. 5
Hendrikje van Andel-Schipper, world's oldest person, dies at 115
We have heard that the oldest person now lives in Memphis, TN
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Assignments for 8/30/05
Science- Read chapter section 2 pages 1-5, and do the questions at the end due Thursday, September 1
Math- PA pages and 13 problems 41- 46, 63-67 and page 19 problems 23-27 due Wednesday, August 31
Proposal Sheet due Wednesday, August 31
Odyssey paragraphs due Wednesday, August 31
The Giver is due Wednesday, August 31- make sure you have read the to page 25
Math- PA pages and 13 problems 41- 46, 63-67 and page 19 problems 23-27 due Wednesday, August 31
Proposal Sheet due Wednesday, August 31
Odyssey paragraphs due Wednesday, August 31
The Giver is due Wednesday, August 31- make sure you have read the to page 25
Monday, August 29, 2005
Assignments for 8/29/05
Project Proposal Sheet due Wednesday
Reading: Read The Giver to page 25 by Wednesday
language: Writing assignments due Wednesday
Math: Algebra pages 6,7 and 8 #s 19-32, 35-38 and 45-47
Reading: Read The Giver to page 25 by Wednesday
language: Writing assignments due Wednesday
Math: Algebra pages 6,7 and 8 #s 19-32, 35-38 and 45-47
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Urban Legends Reference Pages: Photo Gallery (Big Burger)
Denny's beer barrel burger weigs 15 pounds
60 die in Iraq insurgents attacks - Breaking News - World - Breaking News
60 die in Iraq insurgents attacks - Breaking News - World - Breaking News: "60 die in Iraq insurgents attacks
May 11, 2005 - 9:35PM
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Using car bombs and a man with explosives strapped to his body, insurgents killed more than 60 people in three Iraqi cities on Wednesday as hundreds of US troops pushed through a lawless region near the Syrian frontier in an offensive aimed at followers of Iraq's most wanted terrorist.
Insurgents kidnapped the provincial governor in the western border region as a bargaining chip on Tuesday.
As many as 100 insurgents were killed in the first 48 hours of the offensive, which began late on Saturday, as US troops cleared villages along the southern banks of the meandering Euphrates River, then crossed in rafts and on a pontoon bridge, the US command said.
Many of the dead remained trapped under rubble after attack planes and helicopter gunships pounded their hideouts.
At least three Marines were reported killed and 20 wounded during the first four days of the offensive - the biggest US operation since Fallujah was taken from militants six months ago.
At least two civilians - a woman and a child - were also killed on Tuesday at a US checkpoint southeast of Obeidi, the border town which saw some of the fiercest fighting of the offensive, the military said.
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AdvertisementUS Capt. Jeffrey Pool said Marines fired at their vehicle after it ignored repeated warnings to stop.
The driver jumped out of the moving car and fled on foot, leaving the vehicle and its passengers to continue toward the checkpoint, Pool said in a statement.
He was apprehended and held for questioning. The Marines said they believed the vehicle was a suicide car bomb, the statement said.
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May 11, 2005 - 9:35PM
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Using car bombs and a man with explosives strapped to his body, insurgents killed more than 60 people in three Iraqi cities on Wednesday as hundreds of US troops pushed through a lawless region near the Syrian frontier in an offensive aimed at followers of Iraq's most wanted terrorist.
Insurgents kidnapped the provincial governor in the western border region as a bargaining chip on Tuesday.
As many as 100 insurgents were killed in the first 48 hours of the offensive, which began late on Saturday, as US troops cleared villages along the southern banks of the meandering Euphrates River, then crossed in rafts and on a pontoon bridge, the US command said.
Many of the dead remained trapped under rubble after attack planes and helicopter gunships pounded their hideouts.
At least three Marines were reported killed and 20 wounded during the first four days of the offensive - the biggest US operation since Fallujah was taken from militants six months ago.
At least two civilians - a woman and a child - were also killed on Tuesday at a US checkpoint southeast of Obeidi, the border town which saw some of the fiercest fighting of the offensive, the military said.
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AdvertisementUS Capt. Jeffrey Pool said Marines fired at their vehicle after it ignored repeated warnings to stop.
The driver jumped out of the moving car and fled on foot, leaving the vehicle and its passengers to continue toward the checkpoint, Pool said in a statement.
He was apprehended and held for questioning. The Marines said they believed the vehicle was a suicide car bomb, the statement said.
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BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Electric car record attempt delay
BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Electric car record attempt delay: "Electric car record attempt delay
The batteries needed recharging and winds foiled the team's attempt
A British team's second attempt at the official land speed record for an electric vehicle has been foiled by an 'electrical gremlin'.
The team's first go at the 394km/h (245mph) record in Nevada, US, had to be aborted on Thursday because of gusty winds and battery problems.
The bright orange, 10m-long (32ft) ABB e=motion car is powered by variable speed drives and two 37kW motors.
The official record was set by the US White Lightning vehicle in 1999.
E=motion also aims to be the first car of its kind to break the 483km/h (300mph) barrier.
'It's an electrical gremlin. It could be related to cold, damp temperatures in the Nevada desert,' said design engineer Colin Fallows.
'It's just one of those things - never get involved in cars,' added driver and fellow car developer, Mark Newby.
Record breaking is the only business that when you achieve your goal, you're redundant. You wait for the next guy to break it. Then you can start over
Colin Fallows, e=motion team
The torpedo-shaped e=motion vehicle has been developed by the two British engineers.
Thursday's first attempt was frustrated because auxiliary batteries for the car's electronic controls lost their full charge, said Mr Newby, a former pilot from Oxfordshire.
Strong cross winds which could have knocked the car off course whipped up while the batteries were being recharged, making the team wait a further day.
The team will now prepare for a final attempt at the closed-off highway it is using on Saturday.
A streetcar racing team is due to use the highway on Sunday, and the British team says it may not be able t".
The batteries needed recharging and winds foiled the team's attempt
A British team's second attempt at the official land speed record for an electric vehicle has been foiled by an 'electrical gremlin'.
The team's first go at the 394km/h (245mph) record in Nevada, US, had to be aborted on Thursday because of gusty winds and battery problems.
The bright orange, 10m-long (32ft) ABB e=motion car is powered by variable speed drives and two 37kW motors.
The official record was set by the US White Lightning vehicle in 1999.
E=motion also aims to be the first car of its kind to break the 483km/h (300mph) barrier.
'It's an electrical gremlin. It could be related to cold, damp temperatures in the Nevada desert,' said design engineer Colin Fallows.
'It's just one of those things - never get involved in cars,' added driver and fellow car developer, Mark Newby.
Record breaking is the only business that when you achieve your goal, you're redundant. You wait for the next guy to break it. Then you can start over
Colin Fallows, e=motion team
The torpedo-shaped e=motion vehicle has been developed by the two British engineers.
Thursday's first attempt was frustrated because auxiliary batteries for the car's electronic controls lost their full charge, said Mr Newby, a former pilot from Oxfordshire.
Strong cross winds which could have knocked the car off course whipped up while the batteries were being recharged, making the team wait a further day.
The team will now prepare for a final attempt at the closed-off highway it is using on Saturday.
A streetcar racing team is due to use the highway on Sunday, and the British team says it may not be able t".
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French cooking with an American inner-city flavor
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When I say "French cooking", what do you think of? Beef bourguignon? Coq au vin? You probably don't think of inner-city school kids taking home economics. But courses in French cooking are now on the menu at schools in eight cities across the country. The idea is to help students move from the classroom to the restaurant biz. And as Ashley Milne-Tyte reports, it's all thanks to a man who brought his love of French cuisine out of the kitchen.
French cooking with an American inner-city flavor
When I say "French cooking", what do you think of? Beef bourguignon? Coq au vin? You probably don't think of inner-city school kids taking home economics. But courses in French cooking are now on the menu at schools in eight cities across the country. The idea is to help students move from the classroom to the restaurant biz. And as Ashley Milne-Tyte reports, it's all thanks to a man who brought his love of French cuisine out of the kitchen.
French cooking with an American inner-city flavor
Monday, April 18, 2005
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Monday, April 04, 2005
Pope John Paul II, history's most-traveled pope, dies at 84
Pope John Paul II, history's most-traveled pope, dies at 84.
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