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Friday, September 3, 2010

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Recently 23 rescued turtles were released back into the Gulf of Mexico near Cedar Key, Florida. Why was that location chosen?
	right temperature and food sources
	protected area for turtles
	area not affected by the oil spill

Springville-Griffith Institute
Middle School, Springville, NY

Balloon rises, students soar
Jan. 6, 2010 - Eighth grade students at Springville-Griffith Institute Middle School, S-GI, in Springville, New York were aware that MIT students launched a balloon in September that reached the stratosphere.

Creekwood Middle School, Houston, Texas

School sparks WWI Memorial restoration effort
March 9, 2009 - On Nov. 11, 1918, the U.S. had 4,734,991 surviving World War I veterans. Today there is 1 - Mr. Frank Buckles.

	My Notes
	Did you ever lose your notebook that had all of your notes in it for the test tomorrow? My notes has been developed to solve that problem. Think of it as an online notebook with an unlimited number of dividers. Each time you take notes on a new page, save it on your computer and you'll eventually have a complete notebook that you can use to review for tests and final exams.