Hi Mr. Mcartney ! 6 grade is going great I`m in maple house with Kade, Kenzie, Emma ,Lexus ,Noah I have Mr. Tolle he is a new 6 garde teacher  he is  really nice and yells a lot during class to make us laugh and have a good time.

what do you think will it help with electricity cost ? Yes or No

Science museum of Minnesota Tutankhamun and the golden age of the pharoh the same exibition but differet place.

Last night the leader of Al Quadia was killed in a expolsion in Pakistan His name was Osama Bin Ladan he was the leader who plotted 9/11 killing thousands of innocent people.

It started out with a wow factor: will.i.am, Taboo, Fergie and apl.de.ap descended from atop the stadium, outfits glittering, bedazzled outfits, singing (with the help of auto-tune) the party anthem "I Gotta Feeling" with hundreds of dancers grooving in step on the field.

But the Peas didn't match the energy of the song; they seemed tentative, and tense. It didn't help that Fergie's mic didn't kick in until she was midway through her first verse.

If the explanation for the Peas' flatness was nerves, those nerves never settled, as they plodded through such songs as "Pump It" and "Boom Boom Pow." Technically, they were fine -- Fergie's voice soared, the raps were performed right. They didn't excite. Even former Guns 'N Roses guitarist Slash seemed bored as he joined Fergie for a short snippet of "Sweet Child O' Mine," an unnecessary cameo that failed to add any sizzle to the set.

So it fell to Usher to breathe some life into the halftime show, and he didn't disappoint as he appeared in all white with a flank of dancers. Although Usher seemed to dance more of his No. 1 hit "OMG" with will.i.am than sing it, his syncopated moves and flips provided the energy jolt that the Peas lacked.

look at our history. What can you tell that can help with the present?

For the frst time ever speaking on live television.

Do you dare to watch?

They made this video at the Moa aka Mall of america asome job.

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Wow what a amazing sight =http://!

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Right now our class is trying to comment bloggers from all over the globe. Here are some Australia ,New Zeland ,Canada ,and Sweden comment if you are from all the globe. from keo

My goal for this quarter is to pass my division facts. So far i have been working on math facts 10 minutes each day but a comment if you have any suggestions. :) by EKO

NEW YORK — John Lennon's fans celebrated his life Wednesday by visiting Strawberry Fields, the Central Park garden dedicated in his honor, while a newly released interview he gave shortly before his death showed he was optimistic about his future.

On the 30th anniversary of Lennon's murder outside his Manhattan apartment building, admirers played his music nearby at Strawberry Fields and placed flowers on a mosaic named for his song "Imagine."

The steady stream of visitors represented the range of people who love Lennon, from those who watched his career unfold as it happened to those who know only his music.

Father-daughter pair Paul DeLuca, 50, and Marissa DeLuca, 17, came from Boston to mark the day.

"I grew up with his voice," said Marissa DeLuca.

"The Beatles are the soundtrack to my childhood," she said. "His voice is just kind of like home."

Her father said, "Nothing is timeless like the stuff John and Paul (McCartney) wrote."

In Liverpool, where Lennon was from, hundreds were expected to gather for a vigil Wednesday around the Peace and Harmony sculpture, recently unveiled by Lennon's former wife, Cynthia, and their son Julian in Chavasse Park.

In the newly released interview, conducted just three days before he was gunned down, John Lennon complained about his critics – saying they were just interested in "dead heroes" and mused that he had "plenty of time" to accomplish some of his life goals.

• Charlotte Doyle - Charlotte is the thirteen-year-old middle-class girl with a proper education. As such, she has grown accustomed to a refined style of living. Sheltered from the harsher sides of life, she has a narrow-minded view of things and places great value in propriety. She is returning to her family from a private girl's school in England.

• Captain Andrew Jaggery - Captain of the Seahawk. At first he seems to be a gentleman, but he is actually extremely cruel and reckless in his desire to have the ship reach America on time and is thus despised by the crew, who have felt his rage more than one time too many. By the end of the book his sanity is questionable.

• Zachariah - Chef, surgeon, carpenter, and preacher of the Seahawk. Although uneducated, he is a leader amongst the crew and becomes friends with Charlotte. Zachariah serves as a foil to Captain Jaggery.

• Samuel Hollybrass - First mate of the Seahawk. Since he was new to the ship, he is unaware of Jaggery's true nature and thus is very loyal as first-mate. After seeing many actions of the captain's cruelty, he argues with Jaggery for driving the Seahawk into the hurricane. Hollybrass is murdered with Charlotte's dirk by Jaggery.

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My expereince at Fort Snelling It was used for a soilder training base and where the minnesota river crosses into the Mississippi river where they had the fur trade.