Is there anything in your
past that you would like to change? How would you change it if you could?
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I have thought before
about what thing I would like to change in my life, but my philosophy about
this is always to be happy with I have achieved, because to see to the past
and think about this and to try change it, maybe it can to be become in
frustration.
However, I would like to
talk about important thing in my past that I would like to change.
I would have liked to
stay more time with my father because I have been a lot of time without my
family, especially I would like to stay more time with my mom.
On the other hand, I
wanted to be doctor as well, but I am engineer, it is well too. Always I have
been busy in different activities, but I feel that I could have done more
things my time. However, I see to my past, maybe I didn't have had time for
that.
But you always can do
better your life, maybe the first time when you do it, you are doing it the
best that you can. Sometimes you can do it better, especially when you are in
hard moments or when you aren't putting your heart in your actions.
I try to live in the
present and to see to future and forget what happened in my past. My past is
my amazing school and I carry with me all my beautiful experiences in my
life.
Maybe, I have a question
about my present. Was the best place to learn English in USA? And I think
about, how could have been to me studying elsewhere? …
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Saturday, May 24, 2014
6. Sixth Week
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Crop Circles
Crop Circles
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This is a mystery since
1970s, “crop circles” began showing up randomly all over the U.K. They were
circles found in a field of grain or other crops. The designs of those circles
varied. Sometimes, they were simple. But other times, they were rather
complicated.
First theory is: They
are made by aliens, because those pictures are perfect geometric figures and
they have a big extension.There are two theories about who are the actors of Crop Circles. Second theory is: They are made by human, because there is profession called Cereologists who make it. In addition, cereologists use simple tools to do it such as rope, sighting wire and stake. |
Cooks Plantation, Near Yatesbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom (Nr. 31)
CropWheat
Size140 metres
PatternCircular
Photo ©Monique Klinkenbergh
West Kennet Long Barrow, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Reported13 August 2013
CropWheat
Size100 metres
PatternCircular
Photo ©Steve Alexander
Hackpen Hill, Near Broad Hinton, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Reported31 August 2013
Photo ©Steve Alexander
Saturday, May 17, 2014
5. Fifth Week
Have you ever been involved in some serious wrongdoing? What lesson
did you learn from the experience?
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If you like to travel around the world you
need to have in your mind that you need to follow the rules of these new
places that you visit. I think that if you want to feel freedom you must meet
with law.
I have never ever been involved in some
serious wrongdoing. I feel peace about this.
Sometimes you can have situations where you
can be involved in wrongdoing such as traffic accident or attack from bad
people or so on. But the most import thing is do always that better you can.
The first rule when you have a travel is:
where you go, do as the Romans do, of course you must follow your principles.
I have learnt in my life about this because
I have traveled for different countries and I have never had a problem with
wrongdoing.
Only you have to be careful because others
may do wrongdoing and you could be a victim.
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Sunday, May 11, 2014
4. Fourth Week
When I was a child,
every year when the school was finished, we were going to visit to
grandmother and my uncles.
That was amazing!, because
every end years my sisters and me were ready to set out. We had our suitcases close to door. This was
a tradition in my home.
My parents are teachers,
then they always have had their vacations as us, it has been great to plan
our vacation together.
The first stop was in
grandmother’s home. She had a store and when we came at her home, she gave us
candies. We played with her in her big home. That was one of better memories
that I have in my childhood. We visited her in order to know how she was. She was my father’s mom.
The second stop was in
the town close to grandmother’s town. We needed about 45 minutes more to
arrive there. There, we visited to my
uncles; they were my mother’s uncles in reality.
This town is called
Quetzaltepeque, it is a small and quiet town, at less it was a few years
before.
In this home, there was
a tree 100 year old, its trunk was really big, and we played with it.
That journey was too
excited for us.
It was necessary for my
parents to know how their family, our family was, and It was important for my
sisters and me that journey.
Now, all that
environment not exist, because my grandmother and my uncles are died, but
this will have in my memory all my life.
I learned of this
experience that keep the family together can help you growing up like that
tree with 100 years old and with big trunk. You will have more stability in
your life.
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Saturday, May 10, 2014
AMELIA EARHART
AMELIA EARHART
WEBQUEST WORKSHEET
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1. When was Amelia Earhart born?
July 24, 1897 in
Atchison, Kansas.
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2. Why was the year 1915 a difficult year for
Amelia?
Because she left the school in the
middle of her second year to work as a nurse’s aide in military hospital in
Canada during WW1.
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3. When and where Amelia take off in an airplane
for the first time?
At a long Beach air show in 1920, after moving to
California, Amelia Earhart took her first flight in an airplane.
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4. What else happened in that same year in the
United States?
The economic grew.
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5. When and where did Amelia first see an
airplane?
When she was 10-year-old. In Des Moines, Iowa
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6. What else happened in that same year?
Amelia moved to Des Moines, Iowa
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7. When did Amelia start flying lesson and with
whom?
On January 3 ,1921 Amelia Earhart began flying lessons, from Anita "Neta" Snook
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8. What else did Amelia do later in that same
year?
Amelia Earhart bought her first plane.
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9. How old was Amelia when she was admitted into the
Aeronautical Hall of Fame?
When she is only 26 years
old, in 1923, Amelia is inducted into the Aeronautical Hall of Fame for her
contribution to the aeronautical field.
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10. When did Amelia set her first flying record
and what was it?
Amelia Earhart set an unofficial altitude record for women, 14,000 feet
-- the first of her records.
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11. When does Amelia marry and to whom is she
married to?
February 7, 1931 - Amelia Earhart married George Palmer Putnam.
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12. What association for women pilots did Amelia
Earhart help to organize and in what year?
On November 2, 1929, she helped found
the Ninety-Nines, an organization for women pilots.
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13. What else happened in our country in that same
year?
In 1929 California to Cleveland were
the start and end for the first Women's Air Derby, which developed into the
All Women's Transcontinental Air Race, nicknamed Powder Puff Derby, that
featured well-known female pilots such as Amelia Earhart, Pancho Barnes,
Bobbi Trout, and Louise Thaden. The 1929 winner was Louise Thaden.
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14. What year did Amelia become the 1st
woman to cross the Atlantic in a plane?
June 17-18, 1928 - Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly across
the Atlantic (she was a passenger on this flight with pilot Wilmer Stultz and
co-pilot/mechanic Louis Gordon). She met George Putnam, one of the sponsors
of the flight, a member of the Putnam publishing family, and himself a
publicist.
May 29 - June 22, 1931: Amelia Earhart became the first person to fly
across the content in an autogiro.
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15. When did Amelia go to the White House and meet
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt?
In 1933, she was a guest at the White House of Franklin D. and Eleanor
Roosevelt
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16. What did Amelia receive as a gift on her 39th
birthday and when?
1936 (July) - Amelia Earhart received a new Lockhead twin engine plane,
an Electra 10E, financed by Purdue University.
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17. What else happened in that same year?
Amelia Earhart began planning for a flight around the world along the
equator, using her new (and unfamiliar) Electra.
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18. What year did Amelia fly solo across the Atlantic
Ocean?
1932 (May 20-21) - Amelia Earhart flew solo across Atlantic from
Newfoundland to Ireland, in 14 hours 56 minutes.
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19. When did Amelia take off for her flight around
the world?
1937 (March) - Amelia Earhart, with navigator Fred Noonan, began her
flight around the world along the equator from east to west, flying from
Oakland, California, to Hawaii in 15 hours, 47 minutes, a new speed record
for that route.
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20. Near what island in the Pacific was Amelia’s
final voice transmission received from?
July 2, 1937 - Amelia Earhart was in radio contact with New Guinea for about seven hours.
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Monday, May 5, 2014
Mystery History
The Woman Of The High Road.
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The mystery woman with gold teeth who appears in the high road at night.
She is a mystery woman
who appears in a point specific of the high road near coastal of the Atlantic
in Guatemala. She wears a white dress and she is asking hitch-hiking of the
cars that they pass for this point.
My best friend told me his experience…
One time, when he was
coming back at home from Atlantic coast, he passed for this point. That
moment was a dark night and he was going with his friends in his car.
Suddenly, a woman asked
them hitch-hiking, they didn't remember exactly the time, but they had
forgotten that place was haunting. Then, they stopped!. They parked beside
the high road…
In that moment, they
felt chills in their bodies and then that strange woman was talking towards
them… The moon was behind the clouds and the night looked dark.
They were four men in
the car, but they had scare. That moment was spine-chilling!.
They asked themselves, What
does she alone in middle the high road? Who was she? What did she happen?
The woman was with them!.
She stood beside the window of the car. Their chill was growing up and
suddenly she showed her gold teeth! That woman was the strange woman who a
lot of people talked…
She told them, excuse
me, ”Do you can help me? I need to come
back at my home”… then, she started to walk at the original place where
she stood.
They didn't believe that
they were happening! They were paralyzed!. After the one moment, they could continue
their journey.
People say that, this
woman died in traffic accident in this place, and every night she appears in
the same place and she asks hitch-hiking cars passing by this place and she
asks for help.
That woman is a mystery,
anyone knows What happens with her…
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Sunday, May 4, 2014
GHOST DISCUSSION
Ghost Discussion
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1. Do you believe in ghost?
Perhaps,
this is the most mystery example, because a lot of people claim to have seen
ghost. I think that it could be true.
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2. Do you believe that dead
people come back to life as ghosts?
I
think that sometimes they cannot leave, but it’s only a matter of time, they
will be able to do it and they never return.
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3. Would you talk to a ghost?
No,
I would not it.
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4. Do you know any good
stories about ghosts?
Yes,
I know a lot of histories of people claim to know any ghost.
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5. Do you know anyone who has
said that they have seen a ghost?
Yes,
I know a friend. She told me about her experience.
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6. Have you ever come in
contact with a ghost?
No,
I have never been in contact with anyone.
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7. If one of your friends
told you they had seen a ghost, would you believe him/her?
a. Why/Why
not?
I prefer to keep a
neutral position, because it’s a mystery and it can be true or not. Maybe it’s
true for my friend.
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8. What is the scariest ghost
story you know?
My
friend’s history, it is about a ghost who was inside of her aunt, and she
lived this situation.
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9. Is there an area where you
live (park, house, etc.) that is known to be haunted?
If so, what is the story
or legend that makes people believe this area is haunted? Have you ever
visited this place?
Yes,
my older school. In this place can hear horrible sounds in at night. But I
didn’t hear anything. But I have never visited this place at night.
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10. Do you believe that houses
can be haunted? Have you ever been to one?
I
think that there are mystery things and that they are difficult to explain.
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