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Website for "Le Petit Prince"!!

This Is a great article giving tips on how to build a inexpensive log home. The people who built the one in the article is a cute cozy little cabin.

This is a site to make-your-own jeopardy games. I have used it to make review materials for the Brain Bee club I am in when I am leader of the day. It does not provide information, but if you write the questions and answers it will format your information into an interactive game that can record points for any number of teams. This site is a little different from others in that it is not necessarily reliable or unreliable because that depends on the information you put in it. It is not a source of information, but a way for you to communicate information you already have. I have found this simple site to be very helpful. I imagined myself doing a boring powerpoint when I was leader of the day, but this site gave me another option. It made sharing my expertise an activity that could involve the whole group in a fun way.

This website gives a general interview on how to prep for your college interview and what to expect. It gives you suggestions of what to bring, what questions to ask, and things to avoid. Any little bit of college interview advice is helpful!

I found this book very informative, however I would suggest at least a little experience in the field of engine repair before delving into it. The title is not decieving, basically the book goes over how both 4-stroke and 2-stroke engines run, and how to fix various problems. This book prepaired me for just about every problem I can forsee running into while working on my project. I would suggest this book for anyone who would like to expand their knowledge on small engines.

This Wikipedia brief right up of Harold Stratton. it has a little on what he did before Stephen Briggs and himself created BASCO (Briggs And Stratton CO)

Can you use this research for the local influence part of your paper?

I watched the video produced by Daniel Snyder on how to safely do the Coleman Slide which is a slide to reduce speed. The video had sections made in slow motion so that I could specifically understand what to do during the slide. I know a little bit about the Coleman Slide and I thought that this video clearly explained the steps. This video would be helpful for beginner longboarders because it is taped step by step. This was a useful resource because it taught me how to do the Coleman Slide. I have seen the Coleman Slide in videos but I have never practiced the move. I searched out this video because I wanted to learn how to do the slide. I liked the way this video explained the steps and I would search for other videos by this person in the future.I would recommend this site to other people because the video was very clear.

I went to this exhibit and it explained the process and multiple drafts, the author, Antoine De Saint-Exupery went through to accomplish the final draft.

I like this site because anyone could read it, understand what it it means, and begin composing. It's geared towards people with only a little experience in music. If you would like to write songs, but haven't done much with actual instruments, I would recommend this site for you.

A site dedicated to compiling tutorials on DIY metalcasting, This has been a great resource as it shows how to do many things concerning foundries for little to no cost. It also has very good documentation, with typically 30+ pictures on every page (each with a caption).

This website has to be the most useful if not second most useful website I used in my project. It tells you the skills needed to become a pharmacist and it also tells you everything you want to know about it! Even their little side projects and it even gives you writing prompts. I would recommend this website to anyone who has even the slightest thought that they may want to become a pharmacist.

This book is very much a wildlife handbook. It is short and succinct. The section that was beneficial to my research about pack structure held very little new information, but one thing stood out. A paragraph talked about the size of a wolf pack, and how it is limited because if the pack is too large wolves can become distant from each other emotionally. Without strong emotional closeness among all wolves in the pack, a pack does not function properly. This was very helpful as it answered an important question I have been thinking about: why don't wolves just run in large herds and maximize the amount of food that they can hunt. A very good resource if even for that small amount of information.

I used this site to find scholarships to apply for. They have a huge PDF file full of potential scholarships to apply for. I found 11 scholarships that I am going to apply for. It also gives you a list of deadlines for the scholarships as well as requirements. The site also helped my family and I understand the financial aid and FAFSA process a little better.

Great description of how the Author of "Le Petit Prince" came to write the book.

An article from Forbes that states that the current government shutdown (even a potentially prolonged one) will probably have little to no affect on the stock market.

But it also talks about the debt ceiling... Did you apply this information to the thinking contributing to your collaboration on investments?

this article talks about the agencies that got a little bit of money to stay operating but are running out of money for real and will end up closing until the shutdown is off most of them are running out of money at the end of this week.

Can we govern by crisis or piecemeal?

great little soucre full of load of info about modle ic engines

Out final project of the year for Science was to make a presentation on a moon or a planet in our solar system. I choose Triton. Before this project I knew absolutely nothing about Triton. Then I found this site. This site has the basic information that you would need to know to learn a little bit about Triton. This site was very helpful to me because it was just the information I needed to start off this project.