Thursday, October 28, 2010
Somewhere Someone…
Somewhere someone…
Is walking 5 miles for
Water from a well.
You are lucky my friend.
Oh
Yes you are.
Somewhere Someone…
Is harvesting all their food
They planted themselves
Hoping
It’s enough
You are lucky my friend.
Oh
Yes you are.
Somewhere Someone…
Is building their house out of mud
And all sorts
At midday
You are lucky my friend.
Oh
Yes you are.
Somewhere Someone…
Is just about your age
Younger than 10
Cooking dinner and lunch
If they have enough food for that today
You are lucky my friend.
Oh
Yes you are.
Harvesting, Getting water
Building their houses and more.
Yet so different
Yet so same
We are equal
Hand in hand
And for the last time
I will say
You are lucky my friend.
Oh
Yes you are.
-anonymous
Isn't this great?
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Questions for our student teacher blog post
HERE ARE THE QUESTIONS:
What class are you in?
What grade is this?
Who is your teacher?
What are you working on?
Why are you doing this?
What do you want to tell the universe?
What class are you in?
What grade is this?
Who is your teacher?
What are you working on?
Why are you doing this?
What do you want to tell the universe?
Most cruel costume EVAR!
This costume is easily the most cruel I've ever seen, but at the same time its almost funny.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Halloween Cookies
Here is a link to allrecipes.com on a page about Halloween Cookies. If I could I would make many cookies and Halloween treats this year and here are some good recipies.
http://allrecipes.com//HowTo/halloween-cookies/Detail.aspx
Halloween
This video is so adorable!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxKgdnkZ61c
And this site has really cool costumes http://www.extremehalloween.com/tophalloween.htm
Halloween Costumes For Dogs
These are links to websites were you can buy Halloween costumes for dogs. They are not exactly scarry but they are Halloween realated.
Monday, October 18, 2010
do you think people go too far with halloween decorations?
this is a picture of a house covered in halloween
decorations:
I think that people spend too much money on stupid decorations on your front yard that will only stay there for a few days.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
POEM
every place has death
but the death in this place
is alive
and when people die
they don’t just
die
they only
become
not alive
-lucy
Monday, October 11, 2010
is facebook too addicting?
http://models.king.net/video/Addicted-To-Facebook
I think this is relevant to people our age because about everyone in the journalism class has a facebook and its starting to get really addictive
I think this is relevant to people our age because about everyone in the journalism class has a facebook and its starting to get really addictive
Thursday, October 7, 2010
For the Love of Mathematics
This is an article that my "papa" wrote for the news paper of which he is editor Las Noticias. I know that you wont read it but this is the only thing I could think of to post as a link. Thank you Sammy for helping me put it as a link.
http://www.lasnoticiasny.com/articles/2010/10/06/comunidad/doc4cacee4f1d7bd487053172.txt
For the love of mathematics
Compiled by Antonio Flores-Lobos News
OK, OK it is understood that not many are fans of mathematics, and some even fear they have. For some students, the kind of "mate" is the one that gives them headaches. But that has to be, because the math teacher at Bard College, Japheth Wood (arrives) and a team of future teachers of mathematics at the university mentioned, have brought "The Math Circle" in Kingston, to transform mathematics in a fun activity for everyone, especially for students in 5th through 8th graders. The meetings of the Circle are the second Saturday of the month, from 1 to 3 pm, at the Kingston Library, located at 55 Franklin Street. The next meetings of the "Circle" are on Saturday October 9, 1913 December and 11 December.
The Math Circle Bard College is an educational program of enrichment to promote interest in mathematics among students in elementary, middle and high schools. Wood Master, and his team work with interesting problems and issues not typical, Puzzles, games, math problems, and activities! So you know, do not let your child have anxiety with mathematics, do not let it fail the exams at one of the most important kinds of education. More information by contacting the Master Wood via e-mail: jwood@bard.edu>.
http://www.lasnoticiasny.com/articles/2010/10/06/comunidad/doc4cacee4f1d7bd487053172.txt
For the love of mathematics
Compiled by Antonio Flores-Lobos News
OK, OK it is understood that not many are fans of mathematics, and some even fear they have. For some students, the kind of "mate" is the one that gives them headaches. But that has to be, because the math teacher at Bard College, Japheth Wood (arrives) and a team of future teachers of mathematics at the university mentioned, have brought "The Math Circle" in Kingston, to transform mathematics in a fun activity for everyone, especially for students in 5th through 8th graders. The meetings of the Circle are the second Saturday of the month, from 1 to 3 pm, at the Kingston Library, located at 55 Franklin Street. The next meetings of the "Circle" are on Saturday October 9, 1913 December and 11 December.
The Math Circle Bard College is an educational program of enrichment to promote interest in mathematics among students in elementary, middle and high schools. Wood Master, and his team work with interesting problems and issues not typical, Puzzles, games, math problems, and activities! So you know, do not let your child have anxiety with mathematics, do not let it fail the exams at one of the most important kinds of education. More information by contacting the Master Wood via e-mail: jwood@bard.edu>.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Article
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Relevant Artical
I think that this article is relevant to kids our age because we are in to technology and most of us have had or has a iPod, which is from the company apple, and there company is expanding and with the new iPod touch, you can have games, video chat a camera and internet all in one! It's pretty cool!
Friday, October 1, 2010
Here is the link I found for homework. It has to do with kids our age because if you really want a cell phone and you're our age but the bills are too high then you can change you i pod touch into a phone in wi-fi. It saves you a lot of money and it has a good service. We are also the new generation with all the technology and a lot of us have phones or i pods.
La Opinion
By Antonio Flores-Lobos
News Editor
The massacres, wars between Jews and Muslims by the piece of land called Palestine and Israel, surely will continue for generations, thanks in large part to the intransigence of Israel and the weakness of the United States to say no to state Jewish.
The Israelis can not understand that in signing a long and genuine peace, the "Holy Land", especially Jeruzalem, must be shared between Muslims and Jews. It's that simple! Not to recognize the undeniable right of the parties, Israelis, Palestinians and Americans will be plowing in the sea.
The latest negotiations are on track to fail because Israel continues to build Jewish settlements on land that belongs to the Palestinians.
The policy of the United States government with regard to Israeli-Palestinian conflict, is kidnapped by the "Lobby" Jew in this country. And therefore, the United States keeps sending billions of dollars in loans that, in most cases, Israel did not have to pay. This money is used, directly or indirectly to finance the settlements themselves which are boycotting the "negotiations" for peace.
For illusions that there will be peace in Israel and Palestine, or the Middle East, if you are not negotiating in good faith, is not negotiating with any Palestinian. The Palestinian Authority is not the government of the Palestinians. To negotiate seriously, you have to include the Hamas government which was elected in the polls, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Peace is negotiated with enemies, not friends.
It is a shame to lose let opportunity after opportunity, because the common people of both sides of the Israeli wall crying out for peace. Nobody wants their children grow up in a state of war and uncertainty.
The Jews have been persecuted and for many centuries and the Palestinians have seen their land occupied and for several decades. Where are the thought-leaders that are indexed to display a real peace.
The Middle East is a powder keg that can explode if politicians do not solve the conflict. In recent days the Atomic Energy Agency, the UN approved of (reluctantly) a resolution that Israel did not have that cliff to the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which would have forced the Jewish state to reveal the nuclear arsenal that the community International thinks he has.
United States, by tradition, (or because it is forced) supports keeping secret Israeli nuclear weapons, while invading countries (read Iraq) in search of "weapons of mass destruction, or threat to Iran, saying it has all cards on the table, including bombing and invasion if the country persists not desist from continuing its nuclear program ... which, according to the "ayatollahs" is for peaceful purposes.
Not be amiss to say that negotiations with Iran, including negotiations with the Palestinians, are not being conducted in earnest, or goodwill.
A negotiation should include something for every part of the conflict. But if the Palestinians do not get their independent state, free of Jewish settlements will be very difficult to reach peace.
In the case of Iran, which is surrounded by Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kuwait, Iraq, Turkey and the Persian Gulf, areas where the United States has countless military bases, where their ships and aircraft walk around with the most sophisticated arsenal (nuclear or no), there is a legitimate safety concern pore.
2-sided policy of the United States, to tell Iran not manufacturing a nuclear bomb, while helping to finance (or conceal) the Israeli nuclear arsenal does not work now, nor work in the future.
It's time to create a realistic, neutral and without government interference or "lobby" of Israel. Otherwise, continue on the same, or rather worse, because no one eternindad occupation lasts, no one who's staying power. Amen!
Antonio Flores-Lobos is the editor of "The News." Contact him at (845) 331-5000, Extension 412 / 79 Hurley Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 / Aflores-Lobos@Freemanonline.com
News Editor
The massacres, wars between Jews and Muslims by the piece of land called Palestine and Israel, surely will continue for generations, thanks in large part to the intransigence of Israel and the weakness of the United States to say no to state Jewish.
The Israelis can not understand that in signing a long and genuine peace, the "Holy Land", especially Jeruzalem, must be shared between Muslims and Jews. It's that simple! Not to recognize the undeniable right of the parties, Israelis, Palestinians and Americans will be plowing in the sea.
The latest negotiations are on track to fail because Israel continues to build Jewish settlements on land that belongs to the Palestinians.
The policy of the United States government with regard to Israeli-Palestinian conflict, is kidnapped by the "Lobby" Jew in this country. And therefore, the United States keeps sending billions of dollars in loans that, in most cases, Israel did not have to pay. This money is used, directly or indirectly to finance the settlements themselves which are boycotting the "negotiations" for peace.
For illusions that there will be peace in Israel and Palestine, or the Middle East, if you are not negotiating in good faith, is not negotiating with any Palestinian. The Palestinian Authority is not the government of the Palestinians. To negotiate seriously, you have to include the Hamas government which was elected in the polls, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Peace is negotiated with enemies, not friends.
It is a shame to lose let opportunity after opportunity, because the common people of both sides of the Israeli wall crying out for peace. Nobody wants their children grow up in a state of war and uncertainty.
The Jews have been persecuted and for many centuries and the Palestinians have seen their land occupied and for several decades. Where are the thought-leaders that are indexed to display a real peace.
The Middle East is a powder keg that can explode if politicians do not solve the conflict. In recent days the Atomic Energy Agency, the UN approved of (reluctantly) a resolution that Israel did not have that cliff to the Treaty on the Nonproliferation of Nuclear Weapons, which would have forced the Jewish state to reveal the nuclear arsenal that the community International thinks he has.
United States, by tradition, (or because it is forced) supports keeping secret Israeli nuclear weapons, while invading countries (read Iraq) in search of "weapons of mass destruction, or threat to Iran, saying it has all cards on the table, including bombing and invasion if the country persists not desist from continuing its nuclear program ... which, according to the "ayatollahs" is for peaceful purposes.
Not be amiss to say that negotiations with Iran, including negotiations with the Palestinians, are not being conducted in earnest, or goodwill.
A negotiation should include something for every part of the conflict. But if the Palestinians do not get their independent state, free of Jewish settlements will be very difficult to reach peace.
In the case of Iran, which is surrounded by Afghanistan, Pakistan, Kuwait, Iraq, Turkey and the Persian Gulf, areas where the United States has countless military bases, where their ships and aircraft walk around with the most sophisticated arsenal (nuclear or no), there is a legitimate safety concern pore.
2-sided policy of the United States, to tell Iran not manufacturing a nuclear bomb, while helping to finance (or conceal) the Israeli nuclear arsenal does not work now, nor work in the future.
It's time to create a realistic, neutral and without government interference or "lobby" of Israel. Otherwise, continue on the same, or rather worse, because no one eternindad occupation lasts, no one who's staying power. Amen!
Antonio Flores-Lobos is the editor of "The News." Contact him at (845) 331-5000, Extension 412 / 79 Hurley Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 / Aflores-Lobos@Freemanonline.com
cool music vido for kids our age
here is a cool music video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1uUQmAynP0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1uUQmAynP0
Paz en Israel... Medio Oriente, que va?
Paz en Israel ... Medio Oriente, que va?
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Las matanzas, guerras entre judíos y musulmanes por el pedacito de tierra, llamado Palestina e Israel, con seguridad van a continuar por generaciones, gracias, en gran parte, a la intransigencia de Israel y la debilidad de los Estados Unidos para decir NO al estado judío.
Los israelies no pueden comprender que para firmar una paz larga y verdadera, la llamada “Tierra Santa”, sobre todo Jeruzalem, debe de ser compartida entre musulmanes y judíos. Asi de sencillo! De no reconocer ese inegable derecho de ambas partes, israelies, palestinos y estadounidenses estarán arando en el mar.
Las últimas negociaciones van rumbo al fracaso porque Israel sigue construyendo asentamientos judios en la tierra que le corresponde a los Palestinos.
La política del gobierno de los Estados Unidos, con respecto al conflicto israelí-palestino, sigue secuestrada por el “Lobby” judío de este país. Y por lo tanto, Estados Unidos se mantiene enviando billones de dólares en prestamos que, en la mayoría de los casos, Israel no tiene que pagar. Este dinero se usa, directa o indirectamente para financiar los mismos asentamientos que están boicoteando las “negociaciones” de paz.
Para que ilusionarse de que va a haber paz en Israel y Palestina, o en el Medio Oriente, si no se está negociando de buena fe, no se está negociando con toda Palestina. La Autoridad Palestina no es el gobierno de todos los palestinos. Para negociar con seriedad, se tienen que incluír al gobierno de Hamas, el cual fue electo en las urnas, por los palestinos de la Franja de Gaza. La paz se negocia con los enemigos, no con los amigos.
Es una lástima que se deje perder oportunidad, tras oportunidad, porque la gente común de ambos lado del muro israelí claman por la paz. Nadie quiere crecer a sus hijos en un estado de guerra, de incertidumbre.
Los judíos han sido perseguidos ya por muchos siglos y los palestinos han visto su tierra ocupada ya por varias décadas. En donde están los líderes pensantes que puden visualizar una paz verdadera.
El Medio Oriente es un polvorín que puede explotar si los políticos no solucionan el conflicto. En días recientes las Agencia de la Energía Atómica de la ONU aprovó (a regañadientes) una resolución para que Israel no tuviera que aderirse al Tratado de No Proliferacíon de Armas Nucleares, cosa que hubiera forzado al estado judío a revelar el arsenal nuclear que la comunidad internacional cree que tiene.
Estados Unidos, por tradición, (o porque es forzado) apoya el mantener en secreto las armas nucleares de Israel, mientras invade paises (léase Irak) en busca de las “armas de destrucción masiva”, o amenaza a Irán, argumentando que tiene todas las cartas sobre la mesa, incluyendo bombardeo e invasion, si el país pérsa no desiste de continuar con su programa nuclear ... el cual, según los los “ayatolas”, es para fines pacíficos.
No está por demás decir que las negociaciones con Irán, como las negociaciones con los palestinos, no están siendo conducidas con seriedad, ni buena voluntad.
Una negociación debe de incluir algo para cada parte del conflicto. Pero si los Palestinos no obtienen su estado independiente, libre de asentamientos judíos, va a ser muy dificil que se llegue a la paz.
En el caso de Irán, que está rodeado por Afganistán, Paquistán, Kuwait, Irak, Turquia y el Golfo Pérsico, áreas en donde los Estados Unidos tiene inumerables bases militares y donde sus barcos y aviones se pasean con el más sofisticados arsenal (nuclear o no), hay una legítima preocupación poro su seguridad.
La política de 2 caras de Estados Unidos, de decirle a Irán que que no fabrique su bomba nuclear, mientras ayuda a financiar (o encubrir) el arsenal nuclear israelí, no funciona ahora, ni funcionará en el futuro.
Es hora de crear una política realista, neutral y sin interferencias del gobierno o “lobby” israelí. De otra manera, seguiremos en las mismas, o mejor dicho peor, porque no hay ocupación que dure una eternindad, ni nadie quién la aguante. Amén!
Antonio Flores-Lobos es el editor de “Las Noticias”. Contáctelo al (845) 331-5000, Extensión 412 / 79 Hurley Avenue, Kingston, NY 12401 / Aflores-Lobos@Freemanonline.com
Flooding in the Hudson Valley,
This is taking place near where we live or where we live. The Onteora schools were closed because of flooding.
http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?regionId=6&articleId=262553&position=1&news_type=news
http://www.lohud.com/article/20101001/NEWS01/10010370/-1/newsfront/Worst-is-over--but-floods-on-Hutch--Saw-Mill--Bronx-River--Taconic-I-87--8-000-without-power
http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?regionId=6&articleId=262553&position=1&news_type=news
http://www.lohud.com/article/20101001/NEWS01/10010370/-1/newsfront/Worst-is-over--but-floods-on-Hutch--Saw-Mill--Bronx-River--Taconic-I-87--8-000-without-power
This is me when i was 8 in NYC at a fashion show in the lower east side!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRyF2G5iRvo
and this was from last year at my school's lip sync
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eljFqqE9usg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRyF2G5iRvo
and this was from last year at my school's lip sync
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eljFqqE9usg
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