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Fotobabble is a free service that allows you to quickly turn a picture into an audio picture story. To use Fotoabble just upload an image to the site, and allow the site to access your computer's microphone, and start recording your voice. You can comment on your photo, explain what's happening in your photo, or tell a story related to your photo. When you've completed your recording you can save it in your Fotobabble account, contribute to a public gallery and or embed it into your blog. Have students upload images from lab experiments or field trips and then talk about them. Have student define vocabulary words and offer images. Have students describe an image of a painting or some other piece of art.

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Latest news, world news, sports, business, comment, analysis and reviews from the Guardian, the world's leading liberal voice

The Guardian is an old English newspaper and following this link I see it has updated well to our digital age. I followed the Gaza tab and found an excellent article on international justice in seeking to rebuild after the Israeli bombardment of Gaza.

This article is about the possible out comes that can happen when the crisis starts to come to a close. It also gives a great political history of Russia and the Ukraine.

I am glad you put this article on Diigo Clayton! Kissenger does a nice job of reminding people to have historical knowledge before reacting; Russian history and psychology of Ukraine can not be ignored. I was intrigued by his comment that villanizing Putin is a response to not having a clear policy. HK starts his essay well with the reference to how easy war begins and how challenging and daunting it is to end. Words of wisdom...

I have always been a lesser putter, and I can identify that as my main problem. This link shows how I can become a better putter and help me down the line.

A lot of this is stuff that I do naturally, but I can use this when I am teaching others how to play golf as a beginner.

Unigo is another great college research source. I particularly like this sight because its focus is on the opinions of students attending the college, with less insight from the college itself. The information I found on Unigo was honest, with both good and bad responses about my college. It was a great way to look at my "dream schools" from a different point of view through comments, photos, and videos. Unigo has a really great, straightforward college search that narrowed down my top colleges. Also, Unigo had great tips on college essay writing, and filling out applications.

EDIT: AO Glass is located on Pine St. in Burlington, and the owner is advising me concerning the creation of the burner for my foundry.

What is it known for? How is it a good resource? Please expand comment.

This website gave great information on schizophrenia. Explaining what it is, how someone with this illness may act, the treatments and so much more.

Can you comment on how the website is organized to give readers here a better idea of what type of information if offered? How do you know that it is great information - have you cross-referenced it with other sources? Explain how you know it contains quality information. How is this site supporting your project and helping you answer the questions you have?

Work with Nature. "How to Make a Geodesic Dome / Geo Dome / Bio Dome." YouTube. YouTube, 07 Aug. 2012. Web. 09 Oct. 2013. . This is a Youtube video sponsored by Work with Nature where a man shows on camera, step by step, his building geodesic domes (including his calculations and math). He made this video to help other people who are eager in building domes and to tell people about his business of selling these domes to people who don't want the excitement of building their own. The video uses metal piping and it covers cutting the metal, drilling holes, pressing it, attaching them, the math, the construction, what materials to use, and how to cover the dome. This video will be the most helpful tool I will use during my ILO, because as of October 7th, I have decided to use metal piping for a greenhouse and this video is the perfect step-by-step visual instructor. I will basically follow these steps exactly with maybe some background research and experiments from other websites. I have spent a lot of time on YouTube looking for other videos of this caliber, but this one is by far the best. I've read the reviews and comments for this video and it looks like other people have successfully made domes using this video. This video has already proven a huge help to me. Through this video I have made decisions like what materials to use, how to attach them, and how to do the math that is necessary in making a dome. This source is easy to use, and when you miss a step it is easy to go back and watch it until you have it down perfectly. This video has made me much more confident going ahead with my project now that I have such an easy, usable model to go off of. I highly recommend using this source if you need to make a geodesic dome.

This New York Times blog post comments on how oversexualized and inappropriate the american apparel ads are.

This literally connects to no "project" but it is a common product, so... This is part one of an amateur horror story. I am making a Prezi on it.

This article talks about how Snowden is facing a life on the run since he was denied asylum in Russia and the White House rejected clemency. He doesn't have many options left.

I thought the juxtaposition with CIA leaker Agee was interesting. I was under the impression Snowden was going to work in Russia. Good to have the follow up. Do you think he should be given clemency?

This is a great link to handling students who are being verbally aggressive. The site goes into detail about what to avoid, and how to react. The page has a great place to post questions and comments below, so you can see how others enjoyed the page as well.

DALLAS - Traffic still snarled local roads. Businesses filled with customers. And the State Fair of Texas, now in its second week and located four miles east of downtown, continued milling with visitors. The day after the death of Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, the first confirmed Ebola casualty in the USA, life appeared normal in Dallas.

Put quotes around quotes. This made your comment a little difficult to follow. I was happy to read in this article panic has not set in...