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=June 11, 2009 Severe Weather Event=

A bunch of harsh thunderstorms came to the northeastern Hill Country and moved south-southeastward into Llano and Burnet counties. But than kept going southeast into Williamson and Travis counties before loosing momentum as they crossed Interstate 35. The hail was the size of golf balls, and winds up to 60-80 mph. Tornadoes and funnel clouds were said to be seen in northwestern Austin, but looking at the evidence of photographs, video, and conducting a damage survey. It was decided that a tornado never actually happened. The funnel cloud/tornado was in fact a scud cloud.

It was a horrible and abrupt night in Texas that night! With plane crashes taking out trees and endangering people,and hail the size of golf balls that could knock you out! It was an unsafe place to be. That was a weather phenomenon to remember!

=**TANGERINE**=

Tangerine was a great book. If you like somewhat serious books, than this is the book for. It contains sibling rivalry's, lying, cruelty, and life lessons to last you a lifetime. It teaches you that you must pick your friends wisely, the truth will set you free, and that you should always do what YOU think is the best decision. Also, it shows you that you cant judge a book by its cover, because the main character has glasses and lives a hard life but still has a positive spirit! This book is not for people that cannot handle small portions of sadness, hatred, and intensity. This book is probably good for ages ten and up.

I personally liked the book. Though it was a bit sad, it taught me that a great person can come in any shape, size and way about them. Also, the book isn't to long, to me it is the perfect length. You aren't reading a dictionary, but not a kids book. I would recommend this book to all!

=Ghosts=

Ghosts:the soul or spirit of a deceased person, taken to be capable of appearing in visible form or otherwise manifesting itself to the living. people say that they see ghosts, but most of the time it is there imagination. Are there really ghosts? Or are they shadows? Are people just seeing what they want to see? These questions have been asked for years, but there have never been any legit answers.

I and many others believe that one day a person saw a shadow, named it a ghost and things got out of control from there. From that day on people who craved attention said they saw a ghost. There are said to be certain signs of a ghost. Some such as flickering lights, doors opening by themselves, whispers, and "mysterious things happening". But the questions still flow through the minds of many. But the one question that usually sticks in everyone's mind? Why do the ghosts choose us?

=The best seller, iPad!= On June 3rd, 2010, apple will have sold two million iPads! But the crazy part? It has only been out for about two months! It now sells the iPads in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland, and the U.K., and will begin shipping iPads to Austria, Belgium, Hong Kong, Ireland, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand. Also, it will be selling in Singapore in July.

The Apple iPad is capable of reading, sending, and receiving Emails. In the reading area it is much like a kindle, a similar product that allows you to download books and read from your kindle. Also, it much like the computer, letting you check, receive and send Emails. I think that the iPad was a good invention, for people who have books, Emails checkers, and internet sources, and want it all in one.

=What does Clinton think?=

Clinton says that the rich aren't paying there fair share of taxes. He thinks because they are rich the taxes that average people get aren't effecting them at all. She actually said that, "The rich are not paying their fair share in any nation that is facing the kind of employment issues (the United States is), whether it's individual, corporate, whatever the taxation forms are," exactly.
 * Clinton pointed to Brazil's high taxation as an example that other countries should strive toward. ** But here is how many people replied to her actions. "Oh, yes, I want my town to be just like the slums of São Paulo. Well, it is really, but that's not the point!

Hey Hilary, nobody is stopping you from donating to the Government if you think that the Rich, such as yourself, aren't paying enough. In the meantime, go promote theft somewhere else, OK?"

=U.S. Hunger=

Why is it that America, one of the wealthiest countries in the world, is going through poverty? 16.7 million children live in households that struggle putting food on the table. Some people think that the most direct way to reduce hunger in the U.S. is through national nutrition programs. Others think that they should get a better job than what they have or get a job if they dont have one, they shouldn't be lazy. What do you think?

Here are some facts that you could think about when determining where you stand on world hunger. Most Americans (51.4 percent) will live in poverty at some point before age 65. Nearly one in four children is at risk of hunger. With African-Americans and Latinos, one in three children is at risk of hunger. Thanks for reading.

=How a compass works=

No matter where you stand on Earth, you can hold a compass in your hand and it will point toward the North Pole.A ****magnetic compass**** consists of a small, lightweight magnet balanced on a nearly frictionless moving point. The magnet is generally called a ****needle****. One end of the needle is often marked "N," for north, or colored in some way to indicate that it points toward north. On the surface, that's all there is to a compass.

A compass can work anywhere. Even if you are in the woods, midle of the ocean or in the city. Some say it is like a old fashioned GPS.