Diario

Después de escuela voy a la práctica de fútbol. Los fines de semana juego paintball y paso tiempo con mis amigos pero a la escuela nadie puede traerarmas a la escuela y disparar a otros. Me encanta ser disparado porque me gusta mostarles a otros las cicatrices y me hace pentir como un hombre.

My School

El nombre de mi escuela es Escuela de Beber. Los estudientes es muy tranquilo. No tenemos los profesors. No tenemos los clases. No tenemos un código de vestimenta. A donde California para las chicas. Todos los estudiantes es chicos. Pero los chicos traen las chicas para cuarto. El escuela es un borde escuela. Pero no estan solo juntos. Porque yo se chicos.

DIARO I NEED A CARRO

Querida Madre,

Yo necesito un carro nuevo porque yo sé tú no quieres llevarme por todas partes especialmente cuando tú estás durmiendo porque yo se tú odias cuando yo te preocupo a llevarme a todas partes. Tambien chicas van a estar fuera de la casa. Entonces no tienes que pagar para sus camos ellas no me van a llevar donde quiero ir.

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=d2wk65g_12fc467rcs

MPG

1. Which five 2009-model cars get the best overall MPG?

• 2009 Toyota Prius Base
• 2009 Honda Civic Hybrid CVT AT-PZEV
• 2010 Honda Insight LX
• 2009 smart fortwo pure
• 2009 Nissan Altima Hybrid HEV, 2009 Toyota Camry Hybrid 4-Door Sedan, 2009 Volkswagen Jetta Sedan TDI, 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid 4-Door Sedan

2. Which five 2009-model cars get the worst overall MPG?

• 2009 Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 Coupe
• 2009 Ferrari F430 Coupe
• 2009 Bentley Azure Convertible
• 2009 Bentley Arnage R
• 2009 Ferrari California California

3. If your parent asked you for advice in picking out a new car, which car would you recommend? What criteria did you use? (you don't have to tell me what you think I want to hear)

• Audi R8 because i think it is a very nice car.

Fuel Efficiency Project

I made slides 10-13

Earth Day 3-2-1

What are three things you learned?
I learned the following:

• That recycling makes cities cleaner.
• That recycling makes the air cleaner by saving trees.
• Everything you recycle gets turned into some thing els.

What are two things you found interesting?

• Trees are homes to Adria's animals.(lol)
• Adria's partner doesn't know how to spell tires.

What is one question you still have?
Where are there recycling bins in our community?

Group 29-Fuel Effiecent Cars

I made the slides 1,4,5, and 6.

Worst Weather Events

1. Which weather events kill the most Americans?
Flooding causes most wheater related deaths in the US.
2. Which weather events kill the most people (in the world)?
I would say hurricanes killed the most people in the world.
3. Are your answers to those two questions different? Why or why not?
Not very different b/c hurricanes can cause flooding but all flooding is not caused by hurricanes.
4. Read this article. Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not?
I strongly agree b/c for the most part you can prevent being trapped in a flood by evacuating and not driving into areas that are a;ready flooded.
5. For your response to #1, find three weather events. Describe what happened (how severe was the storm, did anyone get hurt or die, how much property damage, include pictures, etc.).
Destroyed homes, bridges and roadways in southwestern New Hampshire Sunday, and at least three people were dead and others are missing.

Another killed at least 98 people, an Austrian government aid package will channel $640 million in assistance to flooded areas.

Lastly $70 million, none hurt or killed.

4 Essential Questions

1. What, specifically about your topic, are you going to research? I am going to research gas mileage, how to improve gas mileage and what impacts can higher or lower gas mileage can effect Earth.
2. What conclusions did you come to? What do you recommend average citizens do to make a difference? Be specific. Drive Sensibly(not driving more aggressive), Observe the Speed Limit(don't drive over 60 mph), Remove Excess Weight(don't carry excess weight like if you have things in your trunk you don't need), Use Cruise Control(helps maintain highway speed);saves you money(more aware don't use as much spend less), reduces climate change(less CO2 in the air), reduces oil depedence costs(use less oil costs go down because less demand), increases energy sustainability(make a oil substitute faster).
3. What would happen if, worst-case scenario, nobody listened to your recommendations? CO2 emissions would rise, ozone would depleat, Earth would get hotter, sea level would rise, cities would be underwater, economy from that city would be gone.
4. What would happen if, best-case scenario, everybody listened to your recommendations? Everyone would start using renewable resources, ozone would reconstruct, polar ice caps wouldn't melt, Antarctica and Iceland would stay, Economy would stay.

Astronomy 2 Articles

"Finding Twin Earth is Harder than thought"
1. Which article did you read? "Finding Twin Earth is Harder than thought"
2. When was it published? This article was published Mar 21, 2009
3. What are 3 things you learned? .

• There might be a planet just like Earth that we can live on.

• The James Webb Space Telescope would be able to detect certain gases called biomarkers, such as ozone and methane, only for the closest Earth-size worlds.
• If Earth were the size of a basketball, the atmosphere would be as thin as a sheet of paper.

4. What are 2 things you found interesting?

• If Earth were the size of a basketball, the atmosphere would be as thin as a sheet of paper.
• There might be a planet just like Earth that we can live on.

5. What is 1 question you still have?What planet is there that we can livew on that is just like Earth.

"Scientists Pinpoint 'Edge of Space' "
1. Which article did you read? "Scientists Pinpoint 'Edge of Space' "
2. When was it published? This article was published April 10, 2009.
3. What are 3 things you learned?

• NASA has found the so-called edge of space.
• Winds in space can reach speeds well over 1000 km/hr.
• The edge of space is 118-kilometers above the ground.

4. What are 2 things you found interesting?

• NASA has found the so-called edge of space.
• Winds in space can reach speeds well over 1000 km/hr.

5. What is 1 question you still have? What would we use this information for. That is knowing where the edge of space is.

Astronomy Topics

• Black holes-celestial body, strong gravity, invisible, time doesn't exist inside one, are the evolutionary endpoint of stars, after wards it could leave behind a massive burnout stellar remnant, will not have a chance of living, are prevalent in the universe, first composed in 1783, Albert Einstein brought it to a boom in 1915, masses 20-25 times that of the sun

• Dark energy-I chose dark energy b/c i have no clue what it is and won't chose it b/c i can't find any info on it.
  

• The Moon-It is the second brightest object in the sky. It orbits around the earth once per month. The moon controls the tides, it is Earths only natural satellite. The moon is a cold, dry orb whose surface is studded with craters and strewn with rocks and dust. The moon has no atmosphere.

• Big Bang Theory-I chose this b/c i have heard of it and like the tv show and thats about it but is won't chose this one
  

• Milky Way Galaxy-home of our solar system, galactic center, mass between 750 billion and one trillion solar masses, diameter about 100,000 light years, spiral galaxy, belong to local group, consist of over 400 billion stars, known as home, half a million miles per hr. (sun revolving around it), has a bulge, disc, and halo

Air Pressure Maps

1. Which area of the country currently has the fastest wind speeds? (city, state) How fast is it?
29 mph El Paso, TX
2. Which area of the state currently has the fastest wind speeds? How fast is it?
Raleigh,NC 20 mph
3. Which area of the country currently has the highest air pressure? (city, state) How high is it?
1021 Miami, Florida
4. Which area of the state currently has the highest air pressure? How high is it?
1012 Wilmington
5. Why does lower pressure usually bring bad weather?
Air flowing into an area of low pressure rises, making a counterclockwise spiral on the way in.

Air Pressure

1. What is air pressure?
the force exerted by air, whether compressed or unconfined, on any surface in contact with it
2. Where is the closest high pressure system to Fayetteville? (city, state)
Lexington-Fayette, Kentucky
3. What is the weather (temperature, precipitation, cloud cover) like there?
57 degrees, no precipitation, and partly cloudy
4. Where is the closest low pressure system to Fayetteville? (city, state)
Grand Island, Nebraska
5. What is the weather (temperature, precipitation, cloud cover) like there?
55 degrees, no precipitation, and no cloud cover

Earth Hour

1. Turn off their lights.
2. To lower carbon emissions.
3. In Sydney in 2007.
4. Turn on the lights; turn on the lights.
5. Cut off the circut breaker, turn of the lights, go to walmart, tell everybody about it, and go to the power plant and turn it off.

Chapter 18 Webquest

Here is a link to my chapter 18 webquest.

Air Masses

1. Their are cT, cP, mT, and mP. m stands for maritime, c stnds for continental, P stands for polar, and T stands for tropical.
2. I think mT air masses bring hurricanes.
3. I think cT air masses bring droughts.
4. I think cP air masses bring lake-effect snowstorms.
5. There also are arctic and highland. Arctic comes from northern Canada. This air often forms when a high pressure area becomes nearly stationary over Eastern Alaska and the Yukon. And highland occurs in regions with large elevation changes over short distance. It is not a source region for one particular type of air mass. Since highland climates are in an elevated terrain, they can promote dryness in the interior of the highland climate. When air masses enter a highland climate they modify due to these elevation changes.

Dating methods

1. Relative dating is the dating of rocks but not by years.
2. Radiometric is used for old rocks.
3. Radiocarbon is for young rocks.
4. Cut out a core sample, count the rings for the age, and look at the wideness of the rings to see if it experienced dry or wet seasons.
5. A half-life is the amount of time necessary for one half of the nuclei in a sample to decay to its stable isotope.

Destruction

I say earthquakes are more dangerous because you can't predict them and valcanoes all you have to do is not live by them.

a.)

Earthquake articles

1. It does not list an author.


2. The publisher is geology.com.


3. Tsunami's can be cause by earthquakes, powerful volcanic eruption, underwater landslide and impact of a large meteorites.


4. That tsunamis can travel very fast, from Chile to Japan in less than 24 hours, and they can destroy entire cities.


5. I want to know what the biggest waves caused by a tsunami have been recorded at.

1. It does not list an author.


2. The publisher is irinnews.org.


3. A series of earthquakes damaged up to 45 schools and health centres, putting 27,000 kids out of school and the UN issued a $7.5 million grant to rebuild.
4. Only 60 classrooms and 25 houses were rebuilt by the end of 2008 and this guy's children had to walk 5km to school b/c the nearest one was destroyed.
5. I want to learn where the UN is getting all that money and if they can help the US out b/c we are always helping out other countries.

I think i deserve a...

I think i deserve eiter a low A or high B b/c I think i have completed all of the assignments and have made good grades on most if not all of those assingments.

1. mass movement-the downslope movement of rock, regolith, and soil under the direct influence of gravity
2. Rockfall, slides, slumps, flows, and creep are types of mass movement.
3. I think mudflows have the most potential to cause the most damage because they happen so fast and can carry trees and large boulders along with them
4. Look left.
   

Mass movement answers #2

1. There was no author listed.



2. The publisher is CNN



3. The mass movement was a rockslide.


4. 800 families were effected.


5. They were forced the evacuate their houses.


6. Look left.

Mass movement Answers #1

1.Steve Gehrke is the article.

2.The publisher is The Salt Lake Tribune.

3.The mass movement in my article is a rockslide.

4.It effected the people that planned to drive on State Road 14.

5.It closed the road and forced them to take a different route.

6.Look left.

7.A rockslide can close a road for a long time, if i go to Utah bring tire chains, and in Utah there is a county named after IRON.

8.They had to blast some of the blouders and the rockslide included blouders, rocks, dirt and trees.

9.Why the rockslide would close the road for that long.

What are the four main sciences in Earth Science?

• Oceanography


• Biology


• Meteorology


• Atronomy

Which one is your favorite? Why?

My favorite science is oceanography because I like the beach.

Include at least 1 picture.

My favorite map projection is the gnomic because I like circles.

Answer to Mr.Dunn's blog

I expect to make an A in this class. I will do this by study hard, paying attention whenever needed, and do all the work that you assign