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tylerw
11/6/2011 10:54:14 pm
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BooneM
11/6/2011 10:59:50 pm
This week i am doing the article Mystery of The Disappearing Puffins, By: Meera Dolasia. The amzing puffins in the remote Farne islands of the United Kingdom are disappearing. There population has decreased almost one third in the past five years. The birds aren't coming back from warmer areas when they migrate.
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Jessica Hammond
11/6/2011 11:53:25 pm
When the Bengal Tiger Cub triplets were born on the Christmas of 2008, there was much rejoicing at the Cango Wildlife Resort near Cape Town until the staff discovered something that made them do a double- check. Fareeda is 1 out of the possible 10,000 to one odds to be a White Bengal tiger, unlike her mother and father and siblings who are the normal black tiger stripes.
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JustinS
11/6/2011 11:58:56 pm
The article that I chose this week was “The World’s Deepest Laboratory” by Meera Dolasia. This article is about a mystery that that hasn’t been solved about something known as Dark Mater whitch some scientist believes that it makes up almost of our entire universe, almost about 85%.There have been many debates over the years about if these scientists are right or even exist. Now scientists think that they will find the answer by building a very huge underground libratory which they will study this and will prove the theory or not.
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AustinC
11/7/2011 12:05:11 am
The Amazing Creatures That Inhabit The Bottom Of Our Oceans
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AustinD
11/7/2011 04:17:17 am
This article review I am doing Look Ma - No Stripes!
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Malorie Asher
11/7/2011 10:12:26 pm
ERUPTING VOLCANO FROM PICS CAUGHT FROM SPACE
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AshtonV
11/8/2011 04:29:57 am
Hi, my name is Ashton and I’m doing the article “Liam-The Three-Year Old Superkid” by Meera Dolasia. This article is about Liam Hoekstra who at five months could lift his entire body up. His mom would hold him by the arms and he would simply lift himself up. This is when his parents relized he was so special. Also at eighteen months he was doing pull-ups and at nineteen months inverted sit-ups.
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KaseyD
11/10/2011 12:35:16 am
The article I am doing this week is called, “Would You Pay $7000 USD For This Egg?” By: Meera Dolasia on March 36th, 2009. Can you imagine paying $7,000 USD for one egg? If paleontologist and antique dealer, John Shepherd from Ashford in Kent, London, is right, that is exactly what someone will end up doing soon.
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Haley P
11/10/2011 05:29:37 am
The article I am summarizing is Hey- I can see my house from here!
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KrystalT
11/13/2011 11:22:30 am
The artical I am summerizing is "Lucky The Box Turtle Cruises On His Coasters!" The author of this article is Meera Dolasia. The main idea would be that even when animals get hurt they still need to be healed and that maybe it wasn't a good idea to keep your box turtle outside during the night.
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AustinR
11/13/2011 07:10:57 pm
Phew We Dodged Another Satellite!
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cheyenneb
11/13/2011 10:12:00 pm
Happy Spider
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Brookr
11/13/2011 10:21:33 pm
I’m doing my article over “Endangered Frogs Flown to Safety” by Meera Dolasia. I chose this article because when I think of an endangered animal, I think “Oh Great another animal is on the list.” And it kind of makes me sad to think that a little animal may become extinct. These frogs are normally called Giant Ditch Frogs, or Mountain Chicken Frogs.
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Delennb
11/14/2011 02:07:43 am
The article that I am doing is By Meera Dolasia. My article is The Mystery Of The Disappearing Puffin. I wanted to do this article because I thought that it would be cool to see what happened to the Puffins. Over the years the people think that most of the birds have been killed. And there used to be 55,674 puffins but there are now 35,500 puffins left. They also think that most of the birds are also might be disappearing because they are going extended. They live near the Atlantic Ocean, and they feed largely by diving for fish, using their brightly colored beaks. They can also be found in Northern Europe and Newfoundland; over 60 percent of the seabirds live in Iceland. I like this article because I think that it was a nice thing to read about the puffins.
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shaneh
11/14/2011 10:11:53 pm
Article Review
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AllisonK
11/15/2011 02:07:32 am
The article that I am summarizing is Liam - The Three-Year Old Superkid. The writer of this article is
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