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 * On March 11th, 1888 a great blizzard, one of the biggest in history hit the Northeast coast. It killed 400 people and it snowed 55 inches in some areas. Approximately one in every four Americans who lived in the between Washington D.C. and Maine were affected by the Great Blizzard. By midnight on March 11, winds were recorded at 85 miles per hour in New York City and with heavy snow, there was a complete whiteout in the city when the people who lived there woke up the next morning.**


 * Up to 15,000 people were stranded on the elevated trains on their way to work from the heavy snow that blocked them! Wall Street was forced to close for three days straight because of this monster of a blizzard. Lot’s of New Yorkers camped out in Hotel Lobbies waiting for the worse part of the storm to pass. This is definitely one of the worst Blizzards in history!**

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Shooting the Moon is about a 12 year old girl who moves around the world often because having a Dad who is a cornel in the war. Now Now her brother is joing the wa also. Her brother loves to take pictures and sends his pictutes to his sisteer to develope. She developes them every time he sends them to her and he also likes to send her pictures of the moon.

Shooting the Moon is a great book. I recommend it for anyone who likes war books and realilistic fiction. It is very interesting and once you start reading it you can't stop! It is a kind of long book but you will be so in love with it you won't even tell. So read it people…read it!!!




 * In 1947 there was a mysterious craft found near Roswell, New Mexico. Conveniently New Mexico is known for seeing UFO's. The government was questioned immediately about this but they claim to say it was just a weather balloon. This all started when a violent electrical storm swept over the plains of South Central New Mexico. A man by the name of "Mac" Brazel was patiently waiting out the lightning and thunder when he heard a strange thunder clap come from outside his remote ranch house.

When the storm was over Brazel finally went outside only to discover that something had crashed in one of his fields. When Brazel got closer he discovered that whatever crashed had some metal pieces that appeared to have strange qualities and unusual tensile properties...these pieces could not be cut or burned! The following Monday Mac Brazel told the Sheriff who told the nearby Roswell Army Air Base. That afternoon, Mac Brazel led two Army officers to the crash site. One of the officers was Major Jesse Marcel, Sr., whose primary duty was to investigate air accidents. Even with his experience, Marcel was unable to identify the craft.

The Roswell story is still not completely figured out about what the craft was but most people believe that the craft really was a UFO. **

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Space shuttle Atlantis returned from its final voyage Wednesday, closing out a quarter-century flying career and safely bringing back six astronauts from a successful space station mission. Here are some stats about the Shuttle: It has been used for twenty-five years, 32 flights and more than 120 million miles traveled. About 1,200 geust lined the Kennedy Space Center runway for theending to NASA 's third-to-last shuttle flight. Everyone was s greatful for this shuttle that the employes wore white ribbons with the name Atlantis and its picture engraved in gold. Even the lead flight directors flew in from Houston to honor the shuutle and be there for the event.

Commander Kenneth Ham said that he was ready to turn Atlantis over to the ground teams and get the ship "back in the barn for a little bit." But we all know it is probaly not going to be used ever again. Now that Atlantis has retired jonly two shuttle missions remain by NASA's two other spaceships.



Sparta like other states are going through bad Budget Cuts. As we all know Sparta has had some very bad cuts. Chris Christie is taking money away from our schooling system to give to schools in like Newark and so on. Our Sparta High School now has no freshman sports starting next year. Also, parents and have to pay for their child or child's sports equipment and uniforms and pay for the bbussing.

Chris Christie has put Sparta at an unfair advantage against other towns. It is time for people in Sparta to take a stand. Get things back to the way they use to be when our town first started out. SO TAKE A STAND!!!

NTDs stands for neglected tropical diseases. NTDs are a group of 13 parasitic and bacterial infections that affect over 1.4 billion people and most of these people live on less than $1.25 per day. NTDs stigmatize, disable, and inhibit individuals from being able to care for themselves or their families. Because of the effects from NTDs this also causes poverty for people and even countries. This disease is found in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Children, women and those living in remote areas with limited access to effective health care are most vulnerable to NTDs and their consequences can be malnutrition, anemia, serious or permanent disability (including blindness), illness, and death.

http://globalnetwork.org/about-ntds




 * The game of soccer is for both boys and girls. It is a basic sport. All you need to play is a soccer ball, two goals, and two teams. If you are playing an official game you need a referee. There are two half’s that usually are about 30 to 35 minutes with about a 5 minute break in-between. Each team should have matching uniforms and needs to wear shin guards with socks over them and cleats on their feet. No type of metal or jewelry is allowed to be worn while you are playing. **


 * The positions of soccer go like this. There is 1 goalie who is allowed to use their hands, (that is the only player on the field who can use their hands when not doing a throw in) 4 defensive players, 3 mid field players, and 2 or 3 offensive or attack players. Each team usually has an average of 2 to 3 coaches including a hired trainer. That is how the game of soccer works! **


 * Math Problems: **

**(2 x 9) + 6 - 4 =**


 * 9,782**


 * 8,343**


 * 8.5 ft= in **

Arizona is one of the funnest places to go for a vacation! I have been there and it is one of the best vacations ever. There are all fun things for people to do there from ages 1 day to the age infinity! They have great Kid camps there at almost every hotel and spas for all adults too! The weather there is always nice and hot. I recommend everyone to go there for their next vacation.



Here is a famous poem:

i carry your heart with me by E. E. Cummings  i carry your heart with me(i carry it in my heart)i am never without it(anywhere i go you go,my dear; and whatever is done by only me is your doing,my darling) i fear no fate(for you are my fate,my sweet)i want no world(for beautiful you are my world,my true) and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant and whatever a sun will always sing is you

here is the deepest secret nobody knows (here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky of a tree called life;which grows higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide) and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart

i carry your heart(i carry it in my heart)

** This is a pretty funny maze...hope you get it! **



If I were President I would... **If I were president I would help the environment. Our environment needs help and people don’t see it and that is the sad part. People are abusing our environment. I would make a law saying that it is illegal to not recycle. Also, that all people have to use the back and fronts of parer. Those are some things I would do if I was president. **

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