Why do people care so much about preying?
Is something wrong with preying in public?

bellringer for October 29, 2013

1) Yes
2) Yes most of the time
3) Leave people alone and let them be the size they want.

bell ringer for October 28, 2013

1)

bell ringer for October 22, 2013

1) Yes if someone pushed it off.
2) Yes cause it could have caused bigger problems.

Bell ringer for 10/21/13

1) Because a persons depends on them so much and dont know what to do if they dont got them.
2) Yes but I wouldnt want to

bell ringer for October 17, 2013

Everyone's jobs go back to the way they should be.

bellringer for 11/18/13

Notes 11/14

1) WV is one State against this
2) In America several doctors has to prove it
3) People could save people with there deaths.
4) Your body your choice
5)

Notes 11/8

8000 people in the UK need a transplant.
Organs are sold on black market for $1500.
They put you on life-support to take out your organs.
Short list so the go to china to get organs from those that were executed.

Assignment 10/29/13

1. Whats the point in the elephant? (Cartoon Message)
2. Why were they pushing it over? (Cartoon Message)
3. What is up with the police officers shirt saying voters? (Subject of Cartoon)
4. Why are they heroes? (Subject of Cartoon)
5. Whats the point in it being in an open dirt spot? (Use of Image or Artistic Techniques)

Look for the main points in the picture they can also be very bold in color and different types.

Pole Paragraph

In the poles I dont have really any that are the same. All the poles came back different and none of them were the same. Although some of them doesn't sound like me at all they pretty much had a different thing for each. On the one i got a 40% on personal issue score.

Civic assignment 10/25

Based on your responses, YOU are a…   Hard-Pressed Democrat

Along with 13% of the public

  

 

 

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Assignment 10/23

Antifederalists:
1)  Thinks that the constitution dont help people
2) Democrat Republicans

Federialist:
1) supported the fixing of constitution.
2) Suppors a strong government

Democrats 1800-1860
1) The government thats called known knowing government.
2) Democrats support them

Whigs
1)  supported British polotics
2) British helped them

1860-1932
1)  Different federal rules
2) People supported them

1) Faked  how the supported african Americans
2) Helped with the growth of America                    


1932-1968
1) helped with new jobs
2)other republicans support

10/16

1.) I don't feel that they should be charged because if your getting picked on bad enough you will learn to defend yourself or tell someone killing yourself is the dumbest thing you could do. An if the parents new about what was going on why did they not stop her from being online.
2.) misdemeanor- Punished fines and some jail time
     Felonies- punishable by substantial fines and prison sentences in excess of one year
3.) I think more people should teach there kids to defend themselves and not put up with the crap.

10/11

1.) I think that if it is not our responsibility to pay it the we should not have to.
2.) No longer up there.!!!

Bell Ringer 10/10

1.) That they dont really care

Bell Ringer 10/9

1.) Yes because theirs so much campaigning now and its every where not just little places and its very costly.
2.)
3.) No because they work for the money they make so why should someone else tell them what to do on it.
4.) Make it less expensive

Bell Ringer 10/15

By letting the child take up for themselves and not backing down from them till they stop.

Notes

Anne Beasant
1.) She was an actives of women rights
2.) Raised by her religious grandmother

Leon Salivan
1.) Born October 16 1922
2.) Became a minister at the age of 18

Ansel Adams
1.) He was an only child to an older couple.
2.) He was dyslexic and hyper active.

Susan B Anthony
1.) She fought to end slavery and give women there rights.
2.) She wouldn't give up on the fight till she got what she wanted out of it.

Indra Gandhi
1.) Her father was the first prim minster of India.
2.) She was arrested at one point for 3 months.

Rachel Carson
1.) She was a marine biologist
2.) When she started out she was a writer

Ceasar Chavez
1.) Born March 31
2.) He encouraged Latina and Hispanics to vote.

Akbar The Great
1.) He took the thrown in 1814
2.) He died in 1605

Aung San Suu Kyi
1.) Born June 19, 1945
2.) Her father created the Bermese Military

John Muir
1.) April 31 1838 date born
2.)1867 he walked 1000 miles

Deganawida
1.) He put an end to cannibalize in tribes
2.) He had a speech impairment

Web Dubios
1.) He died at 95 years old.
2.) Wanted equlity for blacks    

Jacques Cousteau
1.) Born June 11, 1910


Ida B Wells
1.) Born
July 16 1862
2.) She lost her brother and parents because of yellow fever.

Bell ringer 10/8

 I think that if the main people wants it changed then so be it. If there is a good reason then it should be changed. But I also think that it should be up to the team as well.

Response to My Grandchild

I made a difference in my brothers and other siblings life.

10/7

1) I kind of feel that our security is awful and not safe at all how do they not see the boy.
2) No because they pay attention but if they got distracted I could see missing him.

Bellringer 9/30

Bellringer  9/26

     1. From the movie, what are the benefits of a centralized system?

 

 

2. How did the advanced technology control the lives of the people in the movie?

A) It used there family and feelings to there benifits andmade them do what they wanted.

 

 

3. Do you want to have that kind of technology in our community, like our school

or municipality? Defend your stand.

 

A) I think it would cause more problem then what it is worth and cause fights that are not needed.

 

4. In what way do you use technology wisely? Give an example.

A) hink it is wisely used by government in some ways more than others.

 

 

 

5. What message does the movie want to convey? How should you use or treat technology in this digital age?

 

A)at technology is not always the best thing you can use it to do things wrong. You should treat it like its the older technology and respect it and dont use it to do wrong things. 

Bellringer 9/17

1) That people think if ur not from America then u should not take an Americans place.

Bell Ringer 9/13

1) That going to war isn't going to help anyone so why was there time.


2) No because we are still fighting now it really didn't help.

Bellringer 9-18

1) A kid posted a picture of a fake gun and 2 kids killed themselves by doing this they think there saving lives.
2) Not really because onces its online anyone can see it.
3) I dont think it would be a big deal.

Bell Ringer 9/19

Does video games cause people to kill other people. I think that people does it with or without games.
As long as there is stable people in there life to teach them right from wrong I dont think it bother them much.

Bell Ringer 9/12

This information will be very helpful to them not necessarily it does not mean that the economy is any better.

Bell Ringer 9/11

I think that privacy versus security shouldnt be a big deal. I think that security should be the biggest thing to bother with. Privacy is a big deal but I would rather be safe than have privacy. Somtimes privacy is nice but if you dont have security then your not gonna have safety. 

Bell Ringer 9/9
1)Yes i think they do for somethings but not everything tho.
3)Because they are extremly dangrous and are being used more and more.

Bell Ringer 9/6

1)I think that he sholudnt have slapped the kid for something that could have been fixed with just a few words.
2)The fathers actions show that he should not have the child and needs punished.
3)I dont think they would have liked it but he probably wouldnt be punished as bad as now.

Bell Ringer 9/5

1) Yes because then more people may buy more saladas or healthy food because the dollar menu is just as much as others item.
2)I think they should because they at least have a job and they are not doing things they shouldnt to make there living.

Bell Ringer  9/4

1) science, technology, engineering and math
2)How many people have a job in those areas.
3)It will really make me think of what I honestly want to do.

Bellringer 9/3

1. I dont think that it is an invation of privacy beacsue after you post things online anyone can see it.

2. I havnt read anything as far as terms on facebook.

3. no it dont violate it because you should watch what you post anyhow anyone has a right to read it.

"I have a Dream" Assignment

Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children.
I think this is meaning that no matter what everything will get better. No matter what your age is or your color every human is all gods children. And eventually Justice will become real and they wont have to dream about freedom anymore.

BR 8/29/13
The speech is about all people should be treated right no matter the skin color. And no matter who they are or what they do. He also thinks that everyone should work together and stand up for each other. He is encouraging everyone that freedom will eventually be with all people not just white men and they will join hands with each other.