bell
bench
book
box
broom
bulletin board
calendar
card
chair
chalk
chalkboard
chart
clock
crayon
cupboard
desk
dictionary
door
drawer
drawing
easel
encyclopedia
envelope
eraser
film
flag
floor
game
glue
headphones
ink
light
Monday, February 28, 2011
Journal
Today i woke up and it was one of the most bored days of my life! After that i ate zucaritas and went to school, at school i did my works and everything and then i did longboard with a friend
Apple to unveil new iPad on March 2
Apple to unveil new iPad on March 2
(CNN) -- It's pretty much official: After months of anticipation, Apple on Wednesday sent out invitations to a March 2 press event where the company is expected to unveil the new version of its iPad tablet computer.
The invite, e-mailed to members of the news media at about 11 a.m. ET, features a picture of an iPad-shaped device with a giant "2" in the center, seemingly a sly reference to the date of the San Francisco event and also to the device's rumored name: "iPad 2."
"Come see what 2011 will be the year of," the invite says.
Apple, the world's highest valued tech company, became the first in the field to debut a modern, touch-screen tablet computer when it unveiled the iPad in January 2010. Since then, a host of competitors, many working with Google's Android operating system, have emerged to compete with the popular iPad.
No one knows exactly what the new tablet from Apple will look like, or what it will be called, but bloggers expect the second-generation device to feature a front-facing camera, for making video calls. That's something many iPad competitors, including the Motorola Xoom and Samsung Galaxy Tab, have going for them that the iPad currently doesn't.
Opinion
I think that Apple did very well to release a new app because besides it is they are the mobile technology pioneers, they don't think that other companies steal the ideas and made them better than the originalidea. For example the Ipad doesn't contain a camera, the Motorola Xoom and The Samsung Tab does, they are smaller in size, and maybe lighter.
News
CNN) - A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Chile on Sunday evening, the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was centered 23 miles south of Concepcion in southern Chile.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
The quake, which struck at a depth of 10 miles (16 kilometers), occurred on the one-year anniversary of an 8.8-magnitude temblor that killed 521 people and left thousands homeless in the South American nation.
Coment:
I think that this is very bad because it might have killed some people and also it might have destroyed some houses or buildings. Also I found it ironic that the earthquake stroke on the aniversary of the 8.8 magnitude earthquake.
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
The quake, which struck at a depth of 10 miles (16 kilometers), occurred on the one-year anniversary of an 8.8-magnitude temblor that killed 521 people and left thousands homeless in the South American nation.
Coment:
I think that this is very bad because it might have killed some people and also it might have destroyed some houses or buildings. Also I found it ironic that the earthquake stroke on the aniversary of the 8.8 magnitude earthquake.
6.0-magnitude quake strikes Chile
February 28, 2011 -- Updated 1441 GMT (2241 HKT)
A magnitude-6.0 earthquake struck Chile, with no immediate reports of damage or injury. An 8.8-magnitude quake in 2010 killed more than 500 people and grounded this fishing boat. Repairs from that quake have cost nearly $30 billion and left many homeless.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- No immediate reports of damage or injuries
- The quake occurred on the one-year anniversary of a deadly 8.8 temblor in the country
There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.(CNN) -- A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Chile on Sunday evening, the U.S. Geological Survey said. It was centered 23 miles south of Concepcion in southern Chile.
The quake, which struck at a depth of 10 miles (16 kilometers), occurred on the one-year anniversary of an 8.8-magnitude temblor that killed 521 people and left thousands homeless in the South American nation.
AC Milan moved five points clear in Italy's Serie A after a 3-0 win at home to title rivals Napoli on Monday.
Massimiliano Allegri's team restored their advantage over defending champions Inter Milan, who won 2-0 at Sampdoria on Sunday with goals by Samuel Eto'o and Wesley Sneijder.
Napoli remained in third place, six points off the pace, after conceding a controversial penalty four minutes after halftime to go behind in front of 77,000 supporters at the San Siro.
Salvatore Aronica was ruled to have deliberately handled after the ball hit his raised arm in a decision that infuriated the visiting team.
Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic stepped up and buried a low shot into the corner for his 14th league goal this season, and Milan took the initiative.
Brazil striker Alexandre Pato laid on the second goal for substitute Kevin-Prince Boateng with 13 minutes to play.
The Ghana midfielder, who replaced Robinho just after an hour, arrived at the near post to flick Pato's well-judged low cross into the net.
And the 21-year-old sealed victory two minutes later on another counter-attack with a superb curling right-footed effort after Ibrahimovic's run created space for him to shoot.
Meanwhile, Palermo appointed Serse Cosmi as coach on Monday after sacking Delio Rossi following the previous day's home 7-0 thrashing by Udinese.
Former Brescia, Udinese and Genoa coach Cosmi has been out of work since being sacked by Livorno at the end of last season.
Rossi guided Palermo to fifth place last season after taking over in November 2009, but Sunday's defeat left the club in eighth -- seven points behind fifth-placed Udinese and 18 off top spot.
In England, West Bromwich Albion moved out of the Premier League's relegation zone on Monday after snatching a 1-1 draw at mid-table Stoke as substitute Carlos Vela scored for the second match in a row.
Stoke led when Rory Delap headed home Jermaine Pennant's corner eight minutes after halftime, but on-loan Mexico forward Vela found space to collect Steven Reid cross and fire past keeper Amir Begovic despite cries of offside from the home players.
The result left Stoke in 10th place, while West Brom moved a point above local rivals Wolves.
In Spain, Malaga moved off the bottom of the La Liga table with a 3-1 victory over nine-man Almeria that saw the Andalusian teams swap positions.
Sofiane Feghouli put Almeria ahead in the eighth minute, but substitute Enzo Maresca eight minutes after halftime and then Jose Ulloa received a second yellow card on 77.
Two minutes later Malaga went ahead through a header by Jose Rondon, and Antonio Luna was also booked a second time with a minute to play before Juanmi Jimenez scored in time added on.
A British Airways employee was found guilty Monday of four terror-related charges, including plotting to blow up an airplane, a court in London said.
Rajib Karim, 31, worked as a software engineer for British Airways in the northern English city of Newcastle. He used his position to pass on information to al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, including to U.S.-born radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, jurors in the four-week-long trial in London were told.
Karim, who was arrested last year, admitted offering himself for terrorist operations, making a jihadi recruitment video and fundraising for terrorism, but denied knowing that information he gave al-Awlaki would be used for terrorism.
Prosecutors said he passed on information that would have been useful for terrorists plotting to blow up a plane and also information that could have been used to help plan a "disruptive" cyber attack on British Airways.
Al-Awlaki is thought to be hiding out in Yemen, and was recently described by U.S. President Barack Obama's counterterror chief, Michael Leiter, as posing a bigger threat to the U.S. homeland than Osama bin Laden.
A key part of the prosecution case was a series of heavily encrypted messages between al-Awlaki and Karim, in which al-Awlaki pressed for information about Karim's job and his knowledge of airport security.
"I pray that Allah may grant us a breakthrough through you ... can you please specify your role in the airline industry, how much access do you have to airports, what information do you have on the limitations and cracks in present airport security systems?"
Karim replied: "The kuffar (a derogatory term for non-Muslims) are planning to install full body scanners across UK airports. This allows them to see things under clothes."
But he warned al-Awlaki to be realistic: "You are probably hoping that I work at the airport, but the fact is I don't. I personally know two brothers, one who works in baggage handling at Heathrow and another who works in airport security. Both are good practising brothers and sympathize towards the cause of the mujahedeen."
Replying, al-Awlaki got straight to the point:
"Our highest priority is the U.S. Anything there, even on a smaller scale compared to what we may do in the UK, would be our choice. So the question is: with the people you have is it possible to get a package or person with a package on board a flight heading to the U.S.?"
Karim, who was born in Bangladesh and is now a British citizen, had been in the UK three years at that point, prosecutor Jonathan Laidlaw said.
CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank said this communication confirmed what U.S. intelligence officials had been saying for some time: "This trial has presented Awlaki not only as the charismatic driving force behind al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula but also a key operational figure in the group, a guy who is orchestrating plots against the West."
The exchange of messages took place in January 2010 and February 2010, just weeks after AQAP was blamed for a failed bomb attack on a Delta Airlines transatlantic flight from Amsterdam to Detroit. Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab, a 23-year-old Nigerian man, had trained with AQAP in Yemen before attempting to detonate explosives sewn into his underpants, according to U.S. officials.
AQAP has also been widely blamed by western intelligence officials for twin foiled attacks on cargo aircraft last October.
One device, hidden in a printer cartridge and described as "viable" by British officials, was uncovered on a UPS plane after it landed at East Midlands airport in the United Kingdom. The other -- also hidden in a printer cartridge - was found on a FedEx plane at Dubai airport.
British investigators say they have no evidence that links Karim to either of these plots. They describe him as "dedicated to the terrorist cause," though they say there was no imminent danger of him launching an attack himself.
Police have also refused to say where the original tip-off about Karim came from, saying only, "We had some information that made him of interest to us."
Karim is due to be sentenced March 18.
Opinion:
Rajib Karim, 31, worked as a software engineer for British Airways in the northern English city of Newcastle. He used his position to pass on information to al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, including to U.S.-born radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, jurors in the four-week-long trial in London were told.
Karim, who was arrested last year, admitted offering himself for terrorist operations, making a jihadi recruitment video and fundraising for terrorism, but denied knowing that information he gave al-Awlaki would be used for terrorism.
Prosecutors said he passed on information that would have been useful for terrorists plotting to blow up a plane and also information that could have been used to help plan a "disruptive" cyber attack on British Airways.
Al-Awlaki is thought to be hiding out in Yemen, and was recently described by U.S. President Barack Obama's counterterror chief, Michael Leiter, as posing a bigger threat to the U.S. homeland than Osama bin Laden.
A key part of the prosecution case was a series of heavily encrypted messages between al-Awlaki and Karim, in which al-Awlaki pressed for information about Karim's job and his knowledge of airport security.
"I pray that Allah may grant us a breakthrough through you ... can you please specify your role in the airline industry, how much access do you have to airports, what information do you have on the limitations and cracks in present airport security systems?"
Karim replied: "The kuffar (a derogatory term for non-Muslims) are planning to install full body scanners across UK airports. This allows them to see things under clothes."
But he warned al-Awlaki to be realistic: "You are probably hoping that I work at the airport, but the fact is I don't. I personally know two brothers, one who works in baggage handling at Heathrow and another who works in airport security. Both are good practising brothers and sympathize towards the cause of the mujahedeen."
Replying, al-Awlaki got straight to the point:
"Our highest priority is the U.S. Anything there, even on a smaller scale compared to what we may do in the UK, would be our choice. So the question is: with the people you have is it possible to get a package or person with a package on board a flight heading to the U.S.?"
Karim, who was born in Bangladesh and is now a British citizen, had been in the UK three years at that point, prosecutor Jonathan Laidlaw said.
CNN terrorism analyst Paul Cruickshank said this communication confirmed what U.S. intelligence officials had been saying for some time: "This trial has presented Awlaki not only as the charismatic driving force behind al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula but also a key operational figure in the group, a guy who is orchestrating plots against the West."
The exchange of messages took place in January 2010 and February 2010, just weeks after AQAP was blamed for a failed bomb attack on a Delta Airlines transatlantic flight from Amsterdam to Detroit. Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab, a 23-year-old Nigerian man, had trained with AQAP in Yemen before attempting to detonate explosives sewn into his underpants, according to U.S. officials.
AQAP has also been widely blamed by western intelligence officials for twin foiled attacks on cargo aircraft last October.
One device, hidden in a printer cartridge and described as "viable" by British officials, was uncovered on a UPS plane after it landed at East Midlands airport in the United Kingdom. The other -- also hidden in a printer cartridge - was found on a FedEx plane at Dubai airport.
British investigators say they have no evidence that links Karim to either of these plots. They describe him as "dedicated to the terrorist cause," though they say there was no imminent danger of him launching an attack himself.
Police have also refused to say where the original tip-off about Karim came from, saying only, "We had some information that made him of interest to us."
Karim is due to be sentenced March 18.
Opinion:
It was great to England that is now so them safe from terrorist attakcs
England soccer star Ashley Cole received the backing of his club manager on Monday in the wake of reports that the Chelsea player had shot a work-placement student with an air rifle.
British police are investigating a claim by Sunday paper News of the World that Cole wounded 21-year-old Tom Cowan at the English Premier League champions' training ground the previous weekend.
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti, however, said that the 30-year-old would be selected for Tuesday's home clash with table-topping Manchester United.
"He always had very good behavior here. Now, we have to move on. Who didn't make a mistake in his life?" the Italian said in quotes reported by the UK Press Association.
comment:
I think that this news is very interesting because I like the chelsea team. This particular player is very nice, and I think that the team have to saty with him because it woud be a very huge lostt if he goes.
British police are investigating a claim by Sunday paper News of the World that Cole wounded 21-year-old Tom Cowan at the English Premier League champions' training ground the previous weekend.
Chelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti, however, said that the 30-year-old would be selected for Tuesday's home clash with table-topping Manchester United.
"He always had very good behavior here. Now, we have to move on. Who didn't make a mistake in his life?" the Italian said in quotes reported by the UK Press Association.
comment:
I think that this news is very interesting because I like the chelsea team. This particular player is very nice, and I think that the team have to saty with him because it woud be a very huge lostt if he goes.
Washington (CNN) -- Frank Buckles, the last living U.S. World War I veteran, has died, a spokesman for his family said Sunday. He was 110.
Lawmakers Monday began to move ahead with proposed resolutions that would allow his casket to be displayed at the Capitol Rotunda, and plans were already in the works for his burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
Buckles "died peacefully in his home of natural causes" early Sunday morning, the family said in a statement sent to CNN late Sunday by spokesman David DeJonge.
Buckles marked his 110th birthday on February 1, but his family had earlier told CNN he had slowed considerably since last fall, according his daughter Susannah Buckles Flanagan, who lives at the family home near Charles Town, West Virginia.
Buckles, who served as a U.S. Army ambulance driver in Europe during what was then known as the "Great War," rose to the rank of corporal before the war ended.
His assignments included that of an escort for German prisoners of war. Little did he know he would someday become a prisoner of war during World War II.
coment:
sorry becaus it was the last pruve of the war and it was the last man that lived wen the war starts
Lawmakers Monday began to move ahead with proposed resolutions that would allow his casket to be displayed at the Capitol Rotunda, and plans were already in the works for his burial at Arlington National Cemetery.
Buckles "died peacefully in his home of natural causes" early Sunday morning, the family said in a statement sent to CNN late Sunday by spokesman David DeJonge.
Buckles marked his 110th birthday on February 1, but his family had earlier told CNN he had slowed considerably since last fall, according his daughter Susannah Buckles Flanagan, who lives at the family home near Charles Town, West Virginia.
Buckles, who served as a U.S. Army ambulance driver in Europe during what was then known as the "Great War," rose to the rank of corporal before the war ended.
His assignments included that of an escort for German prisoners of war. Little did he know he would someday become a prisoner of war during World War II.
coment:
sorry becaus it was the last pruve of the war and it was the last man that lived wen the war starts
Over the weekend, Libya's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, Ibrahim Dabbashi, indicated he and fellow diplomats support "in principle" a caretaker administration under the direction of former Justice Minister Mustafa Abdul Jalil.
Jalil quit February 21 to protest the "bloody situation" and "use of excessive force" against unarmed protesters, according to Libyan newspaper Quryna.
About 100,000 people have fled Libya to Tunisia or Egypt in roughly the past week, the U.N. high commissioner for refugees said Sunday, citing reports from the Tunisian and Egyptian governments. The evacuees include Tunisians, Egyptians, Libyans, and many from Asian countries.
Tunisia and Egypt are the two countries that have seen their leaders overthrown in the wave of protests that have swept through the Arab world over the past several weeks.
Tunisians on the border with Libya waved pre-Gadhafi-era Libyan flags in support of the opposition.
The Tunisian army, charities and ordinary Tunisians were trying to help Libyans on the border. Refugees said Tunisians were offering them food, water and the use of phones.
While CNN has staff in some cities, the network could not independently confirm reports for many areas in Libya. CNN has also compiled
comment:
it was realy interesting about the war!
Jalil quit February 21 to protest the "bloody situation" and "use of excessive force" against unarmed protesters, according to Libyan newspaper Quryna.
About 100,000 people have fled Libya to Tunisia or Egypt in roughly the past week, the U.N. high commissioner for refugees said Sunday, citing reports from the Tunisian and Egyptian governments. The evacuees include Tunisians, Egyptians, Libyans, and many from Asian countries.
Tunisia and Egypt are the two countries that have seen their leaders overthrown in the wave of protests that have swept through the Arab world over the past several weeks.
Tunisians on the border with Libya waved pre-Gadhafi-era Libyan flags in support of the opposition.
The Tunisian army, charities and ordinary Tunisians were trying to help Libyans on the border. Refugees said Tunisians were offering them food, water and the use of phones.
While CNN has staff in some cities, the network could not independently confirm reports for many areas in Libya. CNN has also compiled
comment:
it was realy interesting about the war!
VOCABULARY 3
lunch ticket
map
materials
microphone
notes
notebook
page
paper
paper clip
paste
pen
pencil
pencil sharpener
picture
projector
rubber band
ruler
school
scissors
shelf
sink
stapler
table
tape
tape recorder
textbook
thing
trash
wall
wastebasket
water
window
map
materials
microphone
notes
notebook
page
paper
paper clip
paste
pen
pencil
pencil sharpener
picture
projector
rubber band
ruler
school
scissors
shelf
sink
stapler
table
tape
tape recorder
textbook
thing
trash
wall
wastebasket
water
window
news
The iPhone 4 is now 0-for-2 with Consumer Reports.
After declining to recommend the popular smartphone after its original release last June, the influential product review publication is now giving a thumbs-down to the new model for Verizon's network.
According to Consumer Reports, the phone has the potential for problems with dropped calls and poor reception, just like its predecessor.
"The Verizon iPhone 4 closely resembles the original AT&T iPhone 4 in many positive respects, including offering great multimedia functionality, a sharp screen, and the best MP3 player we've seen on a phone," Paul Reynolds of Consumer Reports wrote Friday on the group's Electronics Blog.
"Unfortunately, it also shares with its sibling the possibility of compromised performance in low-signal conditions when used without a bumper or case."
The blog post swerves back and forth sharply, complimenting multiple features of the phone (and noting positive reviews from users) but saying that lab tests by its engineers showed the reception issue.
The problem involves holding the external band that wraps around the ultra-thin phone and houses its antenna. Covering the bottom left side of either band hurts reception, according to Consumer Reports and other reviewers. Bloggers dubbed it "the Death Grip."
In July, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that the company would give away free bumpers to cover the antenna on the AT&T iPhone 4. But a few weeks later, the company discontinued the program, saying the problem had been exaggerated.
Representatives for Apple and Verizon did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment for this report.
Last month, when asked about phone's prior troubles, Apple COO Tim Cook said the antenna was "going to work great." The Verizon iPhone went on sale February 10 and has a slightly different configuration than the AT&T model.
At that time, Verizon chief technical officer David Small told CNN that the antenna problem that plagued the AT&T version of the phone wouldn't have passed his company's testing.
"We have a very stringent design criteria for our antennas," he said. "You won't see any antenna issues with this device."
comments:
I think that the iphone is a good device boat not using it with verizon
After declining to recommend the popular smartphone after its original release last June, the influential product review publication is now giving a thumbs-down to the new model for Verizon's network.
According to Consumer Reports, the phone has the potential for problems with dropped calls and poor reception, just like its predecessor.
"The Verizon iPhone 4 closely resembles the original AT&T iPhone 4 in many positive respects, including offering great multimedia functionality, a sharp screen, and the best MP3 player we've seen on a phone," Paul Reynolds of Consumer Reports wrote Friday on the group's Electronics Blog.
"Unfortunately, it also shares with its sibling the possibility of compromised performance in low-signal conditions when used without a bumper or case."
The blog post swerves back and forth sharply, complimenting multiple features of the phone (and noting positive reviews from users) but saying that lab tests by its engineers showed the reception issue.
The problem involves holding the external band that wraps around the ultra-thin phone and houses its antenna. Covering the bottom left side of either band hurts reception, according to Consumer Reports and other reviewers. Bloggers dubbed it "the Death Grip."
In July, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced that the company would give away free bumpers to cover the antenna on the AT&T iPhone 4. But a few weeks later, the company discontinued the program, saying the problem had been exaggerated.
Representatives for Apple and Verizon did not immediately respond to messages seeking comment for this report.
Last month, when asked about phone's prior troubles, Apple COO Tim Cook said the antenna was "going to work great." The Verizon iPhone went on sale February 10 and has a slightly different configuration than the AT&T model.
At that time, Verizon chief technical officer David Small told CNN that the antenna problem that plagued the AT&T version of the phone wouldn't have passed his company's testing.
"We have a very stringent design criteria for our antennas," he said. "You won't see any antenna issues with this device."
comments:
I think that the iphone is a good device boat not using it with verizon
news
Say goodbye to the Share button because the Like button is taking over.
After months of updates to its Like button, Facebook has released an update that fundamentally changes the button's functionality to that of a Share button. Now after hitting the Like button, a full story with a headline, blurb and thumbnail will be posted to your profile wall. You'll also be given an option to comment on the story link. Previously, only a link to the story would appear in the recent activity, often going unnoticed by users.
Though users may now think twice about hitting the button, given how prominently it will appear on their walls and in their networks' newsfeeds, it should ultimately increase traffic to publishers' websites.
Facebook has slowly been rolling out updates to its Like button and has stopped developing the Share Button. Facebook Spokeswoman Malorie Lucich told us that while the company will continue to support the Share button, Like is the "recommended solution moving forward."
However, Lucich today called it a test, saying "We're always testing new products that incorporate developer feedback as we work to improve the Platform experience, and have no details to share at this time." It's unlikely that the change is just a test, however. Typically such tests from Facebook only affect a small number of users, whereas this change affects all Like buttons.
Perhaps the change was necessary. Because it was never made clear to users that the Like button would function differently than the Share button, many never understood what it meant to click Like on a piece of content. Making the result the same as the Share button could build stronger user expectations, ultimately fashioning a better user experience.
comment:
i think that the share button doesnt get more hits than the like button , and that it is an interesting new
After months of updates to its Like button, Facebook has released an update that fundamentally changes the button's functionality to that of a Share button. Now after hitting the Like button, a full story with a headline, blurb and thumbnail will be posted to your profile wall. You'll also be given an option to comment on the story link. Previously, only a link to the story would appear in the recent activity, often going unnoticed by users.
Though users may now think twice about hitting the button, given how prominently it will appear on their walls and in their networks' newsfeeds, it should ultimately increase traffic to publishers' websites.
Facebook has slowly been rolling out updates to its Like button and has stopped developing the Share Button. Facebook Spokeswoman Malorie Lucich told us that while the company will continue to support the Share button, Like is the "recommended solution moving forward."
However, Lucich today called it a test, saying "We're always testing new products that incorporate developer feedback as we work to improve the Platform experience, and have no details to share at this time." It's unlikely that the change is just a test, however. Typically such tests from Facebook only affect a small number of users, whereas this change affects all Like buttons.
Perhaps the change was necessary. Because it was never made clear to users that the Like button would function differently than the Share button, many never understood what it meant to click Like on a piece of content. Making the result the same as the Share button could build stronger user expectations, ultimately fashioning a better user experience.
comment:
i think that the share button doesnt get more hits than the like button , and that it is an interesting new
England took a big step towards a Six Nations Grand Slam with a 17-9 win over defending champions France at Twickenham on Saturday, in which Jonny Wilkinson regained the record for the most points in international rugby.
Coach Martin Johnson's team clinched a third successive victory in this year's competition courtesy of fullback Ben Foden's only try of the match two minutes after halftime, with the scores level at 9-9.
Replacement fly-half Jonny Wilkinson then gave England an unassailable eight-point lead with a 51st-minute penalty that took the 31-year-old Toulon player back above New Zealand's Dan Carter on 1190 overall.
Defeat for France ended coach Marc Lievremont's hopes of achieving a second successive Grand Slam.
COMMENT:
I think that this sport ( rugby ) is so borreing compared to the soccer. I like sometimes loooking how they punch them selves.
Coach Martin Johnson's team clinched a third successive victory in this year's competition courtesy of fullback Ben Foden's only try of the match two minutes after halftime, with the scores level at 9-9.
Replacement fly-half Jonny Wilkinson then gave England an unassailable eight-point lead with a 51st-minute penalty that took the 31-year-old Toulon player back above New Zealand's Dan Carter on 1190 overall.
Defeat for France ended coach Marc Lievremont's hopes of achieving a second successive Grand Slam.
COMMENT:
I think that this sport ( rugby ) is so borreing compared to the soccer. I like sometimes loooking how they punch them selves.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Weekend
In my weekend was very good in Saturday I went to family mornig I play basketball in the afternoon I went to my house to rest I was very tired first I take a nice bath then I spent all the afternoon resting . In Sunday I went to church at 9 then I went to cut my hair and after cut my hair I went to eat a hamburger then I went to my home and rest all they long and in the night I did my blog.
Friday, February 25, 2011
NEW BLOG RULES
1. Look for an interesting story on http://www.cnn.com/
2. copy the story to the blog
3. write a small comment of the news.
4. This has to be done everyday. Except Saturday and Sunday.
2. copy the story to the blog
3. write a small comment of the news.
4. This has to be done everyday. Except Saturday and Sunday.
THE NEXT BOOK
The book that supposively you already checked out from the library is due for next friday. March 4th 2011. Not a day later. So if you haven`t checked out the book or returned the other one you better hurry up because you only have one week left.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Journal
Today I woke up and go to shoal I was very tired in shool they change me of place in the front row in the center of the class in lunch I play basketball in club delta I play volleyball in my house I dint do somenthig just see tv do my homework see tv then reday to bed and then I did the blog and now I going to sleep
journal
today i woke up at 6:00 am i go to eat breackfast and i take a shawer and i ready to go to school. i recieve all the clases except sociales because roberto didn´t come in the las period that is club delta y recieve volley bol. when i left the school my mom picked me up then i go to the track to practice motocross. When i finish to practice i go to my house i eat some in the dinner i do my homeworks then when i finish to do my homeworks i go to sleep.
Journal
Today was a tipical day at school. Trafic was normal, classes were interessting and I forgot to go to mass, but I used the time studing and having a good time with my friends. At the afternoon, it was raining at my house, it is not normal, it should be sunny. I am reading my spanish book, tomorow I will stard my english book.
Today i woke up and put my school uniform on and went down and ate breakfast. I went on the bus so i could make it to school because my parents can not take me there, wich i wish she could because the bus is full of a lot of anoing little screaming kids. When i made it to school i did nothing and started my regular schedual in school. By the time i made it to recess i was so bored and ate al my lunch and again left nothing for lunch. Then in club delta i went down to see the soccer team and when i went up the bus almost left me. So i got home and went to gurhkas to confess with my cousin and when we where coming back we stopped for some mcdonalds. Althoug i had already ate mac i ate more food when i made it home. After that i came and got on facebook but did nothing there so i decided to turn on the television. Then i remembered about the blog and got on to write.
Thursday
Today was another normal day. I went to school after I had wakednup and taked breakfast. In school I recieved fisica and in L.A we listened music. Then in delta club I recieved ping pong and then I returned to my house. Here I made homeworks and I wrote this. Then I will play iPod and hear music, dine and sleep.
Journal
02/23/2011
Today was a normal day and I did nothing out of normal. In school we had a normal day and in Delta Club I went to basquetball practice and it was very fun. After school - went to my golf class and I did pretty well. Afterwards - went to my house and I made my homwork and then - watched tv and stayed in the computer for the rest of the evrning
Today was a normal day and I did nothing out of normal. In school we had a normal day and in Delta Club I went to basquetball practice and it was very fun. After school - went to my golf class and I did pretty well. Afterwards - went to my house and I made my homwork and then - watched tv and stayed in the computer for the rest of the evrning
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
journal
today i woke up at 6:00 am i eat some breakfast and i take a shawer and i ready
to go to school. in the school i recieve all de clases the las period is club delta in
club delta i recieve hand bol when the period finish my mom take me up and i go
to the track to training motocross then we celebrate our coaches birth day and
then i go to my house to do my homework and eat some in the dinner then when
i finish i go to sleep.
to go to school. in the school i recieve all de clases the las period is club delta in
club delta i recieve hand bol when the period finish my mom take me up and i go
to the track to training motocross then we celebrate our coaches birth day and
then i go to my house to do my homework and eat some in the dinner then when
i finish i go to sleep.
journal
today I woke up and go to shool ver lazy I was very tired.then I went to delta club to play basketball and we won after do all this things I went to club la villa to practice tennis then I went to my house to see tv then I eat dinner I still wachin tv then I did the blogvafterthat I went to sleep
Cousins' Great Lost (Wednesday, 02.23.2011)
My cousin's great-grandmother died at the morning, she died of old we said, she died of diabetes, doctors said. I didn't had the chance to talk to her because she wasn't of my family, I only had seen her on family reunions. I went with my mom at afternoon to the funeral, is the first time I go to one, and I didn't felt comfortable in that place for several reasons: first, because I ddn't know most of the persons that were there, second, all of they had an absence of hapiness and hope; they seem like if all of them were depressed, but they weren't sad because the woman was very old, so this day was expected to everyone in the hall. We went from there 1 hour and a half later, and I made my homeworks. I agreed with a neighbors to watch a movie, but "it was very late to watch a movie on school's days", so the plan cancelled. I hope this woman would be on Heaven with God and free of any guilt, temptation and worry. I wish I would die of old, too. I have planed many things to do on Earth, I hope the time that God has given me would be enough.
Journal
today is wensday and today I went to school I do my homeworks and stared reading the book "POPOL VUH" that is very interesting becouse it narrates the creation of the mayan people and their godness, it is a complicated reading becouse of the wordas and the traduction, but a t the ende it result like a chalenge. I also do my homework and the I the lisent music and download new music.
Today i woke up but did not want to because i was so sleepy. I woke up and had the same breakfast as usual a ham and cheese omelet but with out bread because we ran out. The bus came and i was not ready yet so i grabbed my book back fast and ran out the door, well not really run because i can not run. When i was in the bus i saw this really hot woman in a stop we have in bosques de las luces. When i made it to school i told some friends about that person i so earlier. In recess they gave me such delicious food i ended up eating it all in recess and left nothing for lunch time and then i was starving. In study period Helmut showed me ho to do the rumi cube. Although i did forget some steps. When i made it to the bus it was raining so i got socked. When i got home i had to go to my godmothers sons birth day since he turned 1 year old today. That was prety much my day
jjjjooooournal
I´m writing twice becauce I haven´t wrote of
yesterday, today I went to scool I felt a little bad
today was the same as all days, then I came to
my house I played soccer and I did my homeworks
then In a moment I´m going to eat and then I´m
going to sleep.
yesterday, today I went to scool I felt a little bad
today was the same as all days, then I came to
my house I played soccer and I did my homeworks
then In a moment I´m going to eat and then I´m
going to sleep.
wednesday
Today (as always) I woke up and went to school. The it was the most boring day because we recieved double math. Then in the last period in delta club I went to football class and I played as always quarterback. Then at my house I wrote this and then I will go to my grandparents house, have dinner and the sleep
journal yesterday
yesterday I didn´t went to school I stayed in my house
because I was sick I went downstairs to ate breakfas
at nine of clock then I only played wii then I read an after
that went to brought my little brother then i did my homeworks
and then i went to sleep
because I was sick I went downstairs to ate breakfas
at nine of clock then I only played wii then I read an after
that went to brought my little brother then i did my homeworks
and then i went to sleep
february 22
Today, I will write twice because i havnt write yesterday. Writing here is so BORING. i DONT HAVBE ANYTHING TO DO. lOR IS LOOKING TO MY WRITING AND i DONT LIKE IT. aFTER FINISHING WRITING i WILL KILL LORD AND KIRBY. ESTE, THE SR. ARCIA IS LOOKING FOR WHAT IM WRITINGM, HE IS DIEGO MEYERS COUSIN. HE LIKE GIFTING. I LIKE TO WRITE ABOUT ARCIA BECAUSE HE IS SO AMAZING. I LOVE ALL MY CLASSMATES THEY ARE ALL BEUTIFUL I WILL LIKE TO SATY WITH THEM ALL THE DAY JUST PLAYIN. i DONT KNOW WHAT I WILL DO IF THERE WERENT WITH ME :D
I KNOW THAT ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL MMY CLASSMATES ILIKE TO BE WITH ME AND THEY ARE WRITE KNOW LOOKING TO WHAT IM POSTING.
THIS IS COPIA CHAFA OF CESARS POST. I DONT LIKE THEM HE WRITE SO MUCH AND THAT IS BROTING HE DOSENT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO. ALVARO, STOP MAKING THAT )(/%$(/$&/($(/%& COMMENTS OK????????????????????????????? I SAID OK?????????
I KNOW THAT ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL MMY CLASSMATES ILIKE TO BE WITH ME AND THEY ARE WRITE KNOW LOOKING TO WHAT IM POSTING.
THIS IS COPIA CHAFA OF CESARS POST. I DONT LIKE THEM HE WRITE SO MUCH AND THAT IS BROTING HE DOSENT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO. ALVARO, STOP MAKING THAT )(/%$(/$&/($(/%& COMMENTS OK????????????????????????????? I SAID OK?????????
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Journal
Today I went to shool I was very buring we only play basketball that was very fun then in club delta I didn't bring my uniform of volleyball then I went to my house to eat and go to my music class of guitar then I. Wen to my house to do homework after that I went to sleep I was very with out energy .
STUDENTS WHO DIDNT POST ANYTHING ON MONDAY 21ST
- What happened??
I don´t think you want to lose points.
Journal
02/22/2011
Today was another normal day at school. I had all the normal clases and it was very tired. In the las t period I had soccer practice and it was very tired. After te soccer practice I went on the vus and I went to my golf class. Afterwards I came to my house and watched some tv and after that I satrted making my homeworks. Finally I had dinner and I came to write on the blog.
Today was another normal day at school. I had all the normal clases and it was very tired. In the las t period I had soccer practice and it was very tired. After te soccer practice I went on the vus and I went to my golf class. Afterwards I came to my house and watched some tv and after that I satrted making my homeworks. Finally I had dinner and I came to write on the blog.
Zanahorios (02.22.2011)
Today I was very happy for no reason. I went to Mass, and when I left I felt happier. Luis and DIego are next to me in the classroom, so we talk, and laugh a lot; we talk about everything. When school over I revised my Facebook profile, chat a little bit, and then made homeworks. at 7:00 I went to the Church Group called the Zanahorios group. It is called like that because in Peru that's how the peruanos say to the persons that are very catholic, jajajaja. Although I don't consider me as a zanahorio, I don't mind if people say me like that. We talk there about the Original Sin and all of the effects that caused in the humanity. The speaker talked us about his testimonial, I identify very lot with him. We had similar stories and crashes, I think that if I wouldn't get close with God like I did, I would be committing almost the same mistakes that he made.
journal
today i woke up at 6:00 am i go to eat some breakfast then i take a shawer and i ready to go to school. When i go to school i recieve the periods and the last one is club delta in club delta i recieve volley bol. When i left the school my mom piked me up and i go to my house to do the homeworks when i finsh my homeworks i eat in the dinner when i finish to eat i go to sleep.
Today i woke up more tired then usual. I had a very small breakfast well actually it is normal but for me it is small becouse i eat a lot. I went in the bus next to rafa as usual and heard some music. When i made it to school i started to fool around with Grazioso singing this mcdonalds rap from youtube. I rap and he makes the beat. In the first recess i ate a tuna sandwitch. Then in study period i used my phone to send a message to my mom and in lunch period i got introuble for it becouse he found out i did that but we called my mom.s o i came home and went to sleep for a while.
Monday and Tuesday Journal
Monday: first I woke up and then I go to breakfast then I go to school and I recieve the classes of monday. Then in the lunch I play basketball. Afetr that I go to club delta and I play basketball. Then I go to my home and I eat something after that I do my homeworks and then I go to play tennis. Then I go to my house and I dinner then I use the computer and then I go to sleep.
Tuesday: firts I woke up and then I go to breakfast then I go to school and I receive the classes of Tuesday. Then in lunch I play basketball. After that I go to club delta and I play volleyball. Then I go to my home and I eat something after that I do my homeworks adn then I go to Futeca. Then I go to my house and I dinner then I play WII and then I go to sleep.
Tuesday: firts I woke up and then I go to breakfast then I go to school and I receive the classes of Tuesday. Then in lunch I play basketball. After that I go to club delta and I play volleyball. Then I go to my home and I eat something after that I do my homeworks adn then I go to Futeca. Then I go to my house and I dinner then I play WII and then I go to sleep.
Tuesday
Today I woke up and went to school. Then at school it was very funny. I wrote this in computer class becausse I had finished my class work. Then I will go to lunch and then I will recieve science class. Then at my house I will make homework and then play ipod and listen music. Then I will have dinner and then I will sleep.
journal
Yesterday I went to school, I was sick, I received
the same classes with the same teachers Im good
in some classes I have all complete in some classes
yesterday I went to gurkhas I received my "circulo"
and then my father brought me then I ate and then I
went to sleep.
the same classes with the same teachers Im good
in some classes I have all complete in some classes
yesterday I went to gurkhas I received my "circulo"
and then my father brought me then I ate and then I
went to sleep.
Monday, February 21, 2011
journal
today i woke up at 6:00 am i go to eat breakfast i take a shawer and i redy to go to school. when i left the school my mom picked up then we when to the bank to make my mom business. later i take an x rays from my right shoulder because that hurts, everythin was ok. when we get out i had a snak in san martin restaurant it was delitious, then i come home to make my homework when i finished i went to the gym.
02.21.2011 (Monday)
Today I spent all afternoon doing Science and Math homework, then I played basketball. Now I'm hearing music, and writing on the blog. I feel happy and satisfied because I made ALL the homeworks that the teachers left us. At dinner we ate a delicious melted-cheese-sandwich. A girl called Titis Mejicanos had appendicitis, but she is well now. Thank God it didn't happen like Pullin, he is now coming back to school. He is very funny and friendly. I'm planing to order my bedroom becauase I think is a mess there; you can't find anything because all the trash and useless things. I'm very sleepy now, I will sleep early today.
Journal
Today i wake up and had nothing to do!!!! After that i ate 3 paltes of zucaritas and a piece of cake! , after eating i went to school and it was preety boring, after that i went to my home and did longboard and in the night i talked in skype with my friends !
Today i ate for breakfast a ham and cheese omelet and bread, it was so delicious. In the bus i sat with Rafa like always but i was very hipper this morning. Today was my first complete day since i came from the hospital and it felt like if it where a very very long day. I still was not able to do P.E. but it was still fun in that class. The next period was club delta and i went down to see the basketball team because i am in it. I mean it was mostly to go and fool a round with my friends. When i came home i went to talk to my cousin and that was when my neighbor came and said he dos not want hes switch anymore so i made a solid deal with him. After i came in and ate i had this really delicious spageti and meat balls and some bread. So i told Jauregui about the deal i made with that guy and i also told him i have a back up plan if that deal dos not work out which is just buy it from him.
Journal
Today , it is monday and today I went to school . This will be the first day of this new week. I am verry happy because we will go to the museum and also it will be Solaltos Family Day . I wanted to go to Gurkas but I coudent find a ride home maybe next monday.
Monday
Today I woke up and went to school. There I sleeped in reli because I was very tired, last night I slept at 11:30pm. Then in fisica I ran a lot and then I had delta club of football. Then I returned to my house and I wrote this. Then I think I will research for some things, listen music, maybe make the rubiks cube, eat and sleep
journal
today i wake up and i go to school in it i recieve all my periods of the day then i play bascketball on club delta then i come to my house and do my homework and then i go to sleep.
VOCABULARY 2
1. beautiful,
2. built,
3. building,
4. balance,
5. balanced,
6. beauty,
7. beau,
8. blend,
9. barrage,
10. bard,
11. big,
12. brutish,
13. blow,
14. belittle,
15. brute,
16. belong
17. bin,
18. been,
19. bean,
20. bintang,
1. behave,
2. best,
3. beast,
4. baby,
5. befriend,
6. balancing,
7. being,
8. business,
9. band,
10. bank,
11. bandit,
12. bugger,
13. banksia,
14. bend,
15. bed,
16. bedroom,
17. biased,
18. basically,
19. basic,
20. bee,
1. bub,
2. boring,
3. bored,
4. bash,
5. bashful,
6. bent,
7. brash,
8. Bully
9. bass,
10. bamboo,
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