I’ve tagged students for the Omega Meme!
The rules are as follows:
Each player answers the six questions posted on this blog.
The rules of the game are posted at the beginning before those answers are listed.
At the end of the post, the player then tags 8 people and posts their blog names, then goes to their blogs and leaves them a comment, letting them know that they have been tagged and asking them to read your blog.
Then follow the instructions about adding a page element at omegascience.blogspot.com.
1. My favorite TV show is.......(explain why)-My favorite TV shows are The Office and The OC, because they are hilarious, and are filled with real life problems, well at least The OC is.
2. My favorite meal is...... (explain the meal in detail)-My favorite meal is Chinese food. This meal consists of three different things. First, I like chicken broccoli with rice. Second, I like chicken lo mein. Lastly, to finish everything off for a great meal, I enjoy a pork egg roll. My other favorite food is fried chicken.
3. My favorite nonschool activity is...... (explain why but do not give specific names that can identify you)-My favorite nonschool activity is theater because it allows me to have fun in being someone different for a while, also I love to perform. Lastly, I like water sports because I love being in the water.
4. Someone I look up to is....... (explain why)-Someone I look up to is John Legend because he is very successful, in everything he does, and his music is SPECTACULAR and inspirational. I also look up to him because cool personality. I also greatly look up to Barack Obama because he has worked very hard to get to the high point in government that he is in today. Also, if you imagine him about a year ago no one would recognize his name;now compare that today. Lastly, I think he can do great things for our country.
5. My goal for the future is.....-I have a few possible goals for the future. Firstly, I may pursue a career in acting. Second, I may pursue marine biology because I am fascinated by marine life. Lastly, I have an interest in politics because I love to argue and debate about serious issues.
6. In the first hour after school I usually do...... (explain why but do not give specific events or names that can identify you)-In the first hour after school, I usually watch TV for a half an hour while eating a snack, and then I do my homework. This all depends on if I have any after school activities such as piano, swimming, drama club, or math class.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Introduction
Hi, I'm xodeathcabox413. This is my blog for science class, and I will be posting things about current events in the science world, and things we are learning in class.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Is A Straight Line Really The Most Efficient Route?
Who: American and British researchers
What: These researchers have developed a mathematical model proving that a zigzag course is a more efficient way for humans to go up and down steep slopes, over a straight course. However as proven in previous researches, a straight course from point to point is more efficient.
Where: University of Washington
When: February 26, 2008
Why: This research was started because the researchers had questioned that even though as previously researched that a straight course is always shorter, that a zigzag course seemed more efficient.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
The Battle to Fight For Polar Bear Protection
Who: The Center for Biological Diversity, The Natural Resources Defense Council, Greenpeace, and the Federal Government
What: Three enviormental conservation groups informed the federal government that if polar bears were not listed as endangered species, they were ready to sue.
Where: Anchorage, Alaska
When: Wednesday, January 9th-The final decision as to whether or whether not the polar bears will be listed onto the endangered species list, will come out next year.
Why: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was supposed to issue a list of endangered species. Because of the difficulty of the polar bear issue, polar bears did not make it onto the list. The reason for that is because the agency has never stated an animal endangered because of global warming and climate change because the research has been very challenging and strenuous.
This is paying an extremely heavy toll on the polar bears. As it is, the U.S Geological Survey issued a report stating that two-thirds of the population of polar bears will be killed by 2050 because of the lack of sea ice. Sea ice is extremely important to the survival of polar bears because they spend most of their life on sea ice. This past summer, their has been a record low for sea ice in the Arctic. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, there was about 40% less ice than there had been between 1979 and 2000.
My Opinion: According to me, what the three organizations are doing are extremely important, because apparently, the federal government does not care for the lives of the very few polar bears that are left. Truly, I would like to ask them to imagine being a polar bear, only years away from extinction. Even though, the actual final decision for the polar bears to be listed on the endangered species is next year, I still think one entire year is too long; that leaves enough to time for another couple hundred miles of sea ice to melt, leaving polar bears dead.
What: Three enviormental conservation groups informed the federal government that if polar bears were not listed as endangered species, they were ready to sue.
Where: Anchorage, Alaska
When: Wednesday, January 9th-The final decision as to whether or whether not the polar bears will be listed onto the endangered species list, will come out next year.
Why: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service was supposed to issue a list of endangered species. Because of the difficulty of the polar bear issue, polar bears did not make it onto the list. The reason for that is because the agency has never stated an animal endangered because of global warming and climate change because the research has been very challenging and strenuous.
This is paying an extremely heavy toll on the polar bears. As it is, the U.S Geological Survey issued a report stating that two-thirds of the population of polar bears will be killed by 2050 because of the lack of sea ice. Sea ice is extremely important to the survival of polar bears because they spend most of their life on sea ice. This past summer, their has been a record low for sea ice in the Arctic. According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center at the University of Colorado, there was about 40% less ice than there had been between 1979 and 2000.
My Opinion: According to me, what the three organizations are doing are extremely important, because apparently, the federal government does not care for the lives of the very few polar bears that are left. Truly, I would like to ask them to imagine being a polar bear, only years away from extinction. Even though, the actual final decision for the polar bears to be listed on the endangered species is next year, I still think one entire year is too long; that leaves enough to time for another couple hundred miles of sea ice to melt, leaving polar bears dead.
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