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Friday, December 23, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
SciGuy Report on December 16, 2011
According to NOAA, the combined global land and ocean average surface temperature for November 2011 was the 12th warmest on record at 55.81 degrees, which is 0.81 degrees above the 20th century average. November 2011 marks the 321st consecutive month, dating to February 1985, with a global temperature above the 20th century average.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Spanish Quotes
“La manera mas baja de amar a la propia patria es odiar las patrias de otros hombres, como si todas no merecieran engendrar en sus hijos iguales sentimientos.”
"The way to love less than one's own country is to hate the homelands of other men, as if all do not deserve their children engender the same feelings." (English Translation)
"The way to love less than one's own country is to hate the homelands of other men, as if all do not deserve their children engender the same feelings." (English Translation)
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Christmas...
Christmas... when I think about it, it brings good spirit into my mind. I hope it does the same to you. It is the time for giving, so I encourage you to give lots!- and you'll probably recieve more. Let this holiday time be a time of encouragement.
And for Heaven's sake, PLEASE go get yourself a gift!! Yes, that'll be very much appreciated.
~Rachel
"One who gives a lot recieves more." ~Anonymous
Consider what this means to you. Do you agree with it?
And for Heaven's sake, PLEASE go get yourself a gift!! Yes, that'll be very much appreciated.
~Rachel
"One who gives a lot recieves more." ~Anonymous
Consider what this means to you. Do you agree with it?
FINALS TIME!
FINALS TIME!
Good luck to all the exam-takers. You're going to do great on it!!
Side-note: I kinda miss Mme. Will. She was a great teacher.
A plus tarde! Au revior, mes amis. Bonne journee!
*Sorry, the markings were not added.
Good luck to all the exam-takers. You're going to do great on it!!
Side-note: I kinda miss Mme. Will. She was a great teacher.
A plus tarde! Au revior, mes amis. Bonne journee!
*Sorry, the markings were not added.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
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Here are some COOL Illusions
I thought "Dr. Angry and Mr. Smiles" was a cool illusion. I also liked "Right Brain vs. Left Brain". Although that one may have seemed impossible at first, the woman can truly be seen rotating clockwise and counter-clockwise! It also took me a while to figure out the "Scary Illusion", but then all of a sudden it seemed so obvious. Just keep on staring and you'll see how.
http://nobeliefs.com/puzzles/illusions.htm
http://nobeliefs.com/puzzles/illusions.htm
Friday, December 9, 2011
Locations in the United States with an English name
This is a list of locations within the United States that have names from English towns. Look at how many British towns Massachusetts has, compared to Texas!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Locations_in_US
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Locations_in_US
Thursday, December 8, 2011
SciGuy Report on December 8, 2011
According to the NOAA, November and the September through November autumn season were warmer than average across the contiguous United States. The average U.S. temperature in November was 44.3 degrees, or 1.8 degrees above the 1901 through 2000 long term average, while the average autumn temperature was 55.5 degrees, or 1.3 degrees above average.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Weather Report
Chilly weather will likely grip the Houston region for the new few days as a cold air settles in the area.The overnight lows may dip just below freezing in Houston later this week, but in rural areas north of the city near Conroe and Huntsville overnight temperatures will likely drop into the upper to mid 20s, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters said the area gradually warms up through the weekend and a slight chance of showers is possible Sunday. Tuesday, the high temperature will top out near 48 degrees under cloudy skies. The overnight low will be about 34. North winds will be between 10 mph and 15 mph. Scattered drizzle is possible. Skies clear Wednesday, when the high will climb slightly to 51. But the overnight low dips to 31. Freezing temperatures are likely for several hours late at night, forecasters said. More sun is on tap and temperatures climb Thursday and Friday. The highs will range between the upper 50s and about 60 degrees. The overnight lows will be about 36. The mercury continues to climb on the weekend. The high Saturday and Sunday will be in the lower 60s under mostly to partly sunny skies. The lows will be between the lower and upper 40s. A 20 percent chance of showers is possible Sunday. Nationally, the most active weather will continue to be in the East on Tuesday due to a strong storm. This strong and wet storm will make its way through the eastern third of the country, spreading mostly rain from the Gulf Coast through the Northeast. The heaviest of this rain will fall in New England and the higher elevations of the Appalachians. In the colder air to the east of the storm, some snow showers will fall in western New England and may be enhanced by the relatively warm waters of the Great Lakes. Dry conditions are anticipated for much of the rest of the country, with the one exception being in the Southern Rockies where high elevation morning snow showers will give way to cool, but dry, conditions.
Information provided by chron.com
Information provided by chron.com
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Sunday, December 4, 2011
RAP IN 30 LANGUAGES!!
In this YouTube video, you will hear segments of rap songs in 30 languages! The description even tells you the name of the rap, the language it was spoken in, and the lyrics translated into English. Don't hesitate! Click the link NOW! Tell your friends all about it too!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55u6gun0N60
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55u6gun0N60
Bracing for cold weather in Houston!
A strong cold front that originated in Canada is scheduled to make it's way here to Fort Bend County soon! This afternoon, it was wet and rainy, and we can expect that for the next few days. However, the deep chill is only going to take its toll beginning Tuesday, when temperatures are only predicted to reach into the upper 40's! The average high and low for today in Bush Airport is 67/47, while the record low is 25 degrees Fahrenheit set In 1929. For weather updates in your area, go to AccuWeather.
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