Monthly Archives: January 2010
Solving a Math Problem with Time I
Marvin Mouseketeer was tired of being bullied by Kitty Catketeer. He wanted to buy a sharp sword to slice up the cat. A good sword costs €244. However, Mouseketeer had only €154 in his pocket. If he could save €6 … Continue reading
The 7 Characteristics of Life
What is life? This is what scientists have been asking themselves for years. Now, to determine if something is alive or not, characteristics of life have been developed. For something to be considered alive, that something must have all the … Continue reading
El Fantasma del Instituto Crítica
Leo este libro, ‘El fantasma del Instituto’ y no comprendo la historia. Primera, no hablo español bueno, soy una principiante. Una cosa que no comprendo es los diálogos. Hay muchos diálogos y al poco tiempo, no sabeo quien están hablar. También hay … Continue reading
Marie Curie
Marie Sklodowska was born in Warsaw, Poland on the 7 of November 1867. Known as a great scientist who discovered two new elements (Polonium, Radium), she was also the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize, as well as the first … Continue reading
The French National Anthem: La Marseillaise
La Marseillaise is the French national anthem although it wasn’t always so. This song wasn’t even composed to be a national anthem, but to be a war song. Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle wrote and composed it in Strasbourg on … Continue reading
The Eye / L’Oeil / El Ojo
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The Greenhouse Effect
The greenhouse effect is an effect that happens in the atmosphere with the sun’s heat radiations. The sun projects heat onto the earth and it tries to enter our atmosphere. When the heat comes into contact with the earth, the … Continue reading
Chopin – Funeral March (Simplified)
Chopin’s ‘Funeral March’ simplified music sheet plus me playing it. For more information on Chopin click here. Share on Facebook
Critique de La Folie des Grandeurs
Cette comédie, dirigée par Gérard Oury et avec Louis de Funès comme acteur principal, raconte l’histoire de Don Salluste (Louis de Funès). C’est un ministre au royaume d’Espagne, qui récupère les impôts pour le roi. Il profite des impôts pour … Continue reading
Morphology
ENGLISH: uneasy= [un [[eas N] y Adj] Adj] N/Adj/V + ‘y’ = Adj ‘un’ + V = V ‘un’ + N = N ‘un’ + Adj = Adj Motivation= [[[motiv N] ate V] tion N] N+’ate’=V V + ‘tion’= N … Continue reading