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Laramie Boomerang article today about bullying in Albany County

BIO 301 Human Physiology Cell Structure & Function | Cell membranes Cells, cytoplasm, & organelles | DNA & protein synthesis | Cell environment | Movement across membranes | Cellular metabolism Evolution Human evolution Human prehistory Physiology - science that describes how organisms FUNCTION and survive in continually changing environments Levels of Organization: (Source: Hunter and Borg 2003).

Within cells there is an intricate network of organelles that all have unique functions. These organelles allow the cell to function properly. Arranged below according to location ( nucleus, cytoplasm, and surface) is a description of common organelles. You may click on the organelle's name in the list below to directly reach the feature on that structure.

Chapter 4: Cellular Reproduction: Multiplication by Division By Kirstie Saltsman Each of us began as a single cell. This cell couldn't move, think, see, or do things like laugh and talk. But the one thing it could do, and do very well, was divide-and divide it did.

government library, primary sources

Jaymes Talkington January 23, 2010 http://www.loc.gov/index.html Content This site is full of collections of books, newspapers, videos, and other documents on thousands of historical events and people that are kept in the Library of Congress. There are resources for kids, librarians, publishers, researchers, teachers, and visitors. All of the informational documents found on the site come with citations, and since the information is in the Library of Congress it is most likely creditable. There is also a link that allows you to ask some of the librarians specific question. Design The front page of the web site is pretty easy to use considering there are many specific areas to click on depending what your use of the site will be. Everything is clearly identified on the front page. It didn't take unusually long to load either, and all the other links I tried came up pretty fast as well. The "search" bar at the top of the front page makes it easy to find exactly what you are looking for. It may take some time to download copies of texts, but the videos don't take long at all. There is no advertising on any of the videos I observed so it gets right to the chosen subject. Overview This site's purpose is to make the Library of Congress's information available to anyone without leaving their home. Their audience can include kids, librarians, publishers, researchers, teachers, and visitors. The resources on this site include digital copies of books and journals, and also educational videos. Overall the cite seems like an accurate and easily accessible source of historical information.

This webstie allows students to research primary sources.

A website for students to learn about current events.

This website allows children in grades 1st on up to choose given words to create and complete a sentence. This game is a fun one to play but it does require audio so children can follow along.

This website contains a fun game to help children understand how to make a simple sentence. When you go to the home page, it provides many other educational games designated for different grades.

Overview of ancient rome

The intended purpose of this site is to provide information on a variety of materials, like an encyclopedia. This specific page gives information on the Black Death. This website contains tons of information, and the audience once more must be literate to understand the material. Teenagers should have no problem. The website gives a good impression despite being open to editing by anyone.

This website provides an educational game where children select and drop words in the correct spot to make a complete sentence.

This website is useful in social studies education. It provides information about famous Americans as well as many other aspects of American history and culture.