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Technically me and you all are the same. Yes we may have different thoughts, feelings, and perspectives, but its what is inside of us that makes us so similar. It is what fuels us and gives us the energy to be unique that makes us so identical. I...
November 23
We learned that fat and carbs are actually a vital part of the human diet, but it is important to get just the right amount of all of these and not excess. Also you have to get an equal amount of the other stuff too. Diets like the atkins and sout...
November 1
This whole subject is so frustrating for me. I believe that women have a choice but yet i also believe that everyone should have a chance. I dont know were to stand on this subject. For me i dont know wether to believe that life starts as soon a...
October 28
http://www.colorado.edu/journalism/bylines/spring98/page16.3.gif When we were told to eliminate any species that we could by drawing one line i automatically thought that mosquitoes should go along with the tb bacterium and the aids virus. Th...
October 28
After watching todays video i was really surprised at how much diversity the desert really has. I never would have guessed how many different types of reptiles and bugs there were. I also forgot about the mamals in the forest too. I should have gu...
October 13
As far as wild life diversity goes in the desert i dont think that there will be much. The only thing that i can think of is reptiles and bugs, and plants. I can imagine a lot of cacti and little ferns. The big Arizona cactus i imagine would be th...
October 13
i found bugs crawling an inch deep through the mud. i even found a shrimp.... i only thought that shrimp were found in oceans and such but i never figured there wold be a shrimp in a little man made pond I
October 9
here is my first post!!!!! (sorry about the lateness) ANYWAYS>>>>>>>..... The other day in class i learned how the food pyramid was set up. before that i always had it backwards. i always thought that the arrow designates what eats what so if i wo...
October 7
I understand what your saying. now that we know we can reject our hypothesises it feels kind of wrong or bad to do. no im just kidding, but it will take some time to get used too
September 9
i like your statement " there is no proof in science" cause i have to agree with you that i thought science was to prove or "answer" also. but after last class i realized that science (or the scientific method) is never really answered and there i...
September 9
Today in class after looking at the book i found out that the scientific method really doesn't work like we've been taught. Instead of coming up with a conclusion i found out that an observation never really ends. there's always room to change or ...
September 9
in last class' discussion i learned that science isn't just the act of acquiring knowledgem, but, what i got from last class is science really isnt just one thing. I think science is the study of everything and the goal is to discover and solve pr...
September 9
i have to agree with shandis and marcee on this. i could tell by the video that the shots were set up to make it seem that the birds were intentionally using the cars as nutcrackers but i just didnt bye it. I know that you can get a shot then get ...
September 3
First let me say im sorry for posting so late, i was confused until the short one explained that i was doing things wrong. I would like to say that the experiment was interesting. i liked how it pitted both groups against each other and how we we...
September 3
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The fuel of Life


Technically I and you all are the same. Yes we may have different thoughts, feelings, and perspectives, but it’s what is inside of us that makes us so similar. It is what fuels us and gives us the energy to be unique that makes us so identical. It is the things like sugars, lipids, amino acids and nucleic acids that gives our bodies the power to live. Essentia… Continue

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Shandis, I like this site! The compare and contrast it gives between Eukaryotic and Prokaryotic cells is great! This is definitely a site I would want to refer back to for valuable information.
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Being nearly last, I'd say my 'quest' took just a tad bit longer, but I still found a good one! Click here to see! On this website, the reader/viewer can find accurate and relevant information to all the parts (structures) and functions of a cell....
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The site that I discovered at 11:00 P.M. last night was this one. I was attracted to it because of the different tabs that it has. One tab is with the information, the next tab has a quiz over the information given, and the third and final tab has...
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On my quest to find an awesome cell website I came across one that stood out to me! I am a visual learner so this site really helped me out. It not only showed the cell from a two-dimensional prospective, but also a three! I love that! It really h...
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I chose this site because it has a lot of information that i did not know about "the cell." The site has good photo descriptions and other links on the site that will tell you more about the cell and it's parts. http://web.jjay.cuny.edu/~acarpi/N...
9 hours ago
The whole "chalk talk" idea was AWESOME...at first i was in a massive brain fart then once my group stated to kick it in i like finally turned my brain on and it cam to me everything i knew... AND what i didn't know like the ATP produced and such....
10 hours ago
I found the video on You Tube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZZ3DD_tV9k&feature=related) which is pretty good. In eight minutes it will go through all life concepts of the cell. It shows the processes going on inside of cells. It is made by Harv...
11 hours ago
Okay. After looking at all those things posted those I searched for my site... Then, finally I found something interesting. What about a site that explains a lot of things very quick and summarized? That's what i found... Yes.. It has some multi-m...
11 hours ago
While researching I found this quiz. http://www.tvdsb.on.ca/westmin/science/Sbi3a1/cells/cellquiz.htm I focused more on the structure and function of a cell because I have forgotten everything. At least I thought I did. I honestly guessed on most ...
13 hours ago
Terra! I flipping love this site! I remember using this in freshman biology last year. I was going to take it, but then I saw you had it. It's a nice one (:
14 hours ago
I chose this site, because it contains a lot of videos and good, valid information. I think videos are a great and visual way to learn. I do have to say some of the videos on my website I linked are pretty weird, as in cheezy! But, for the most pa...
14 hours ago
The video you link to is a good example of a webpage that I would say lacks any true authority (or even accuracy in this case). I think keeping this on in here is a super example of one of the weaknesses of YouTube-based links. Remember, anyone ca...
15 hours ago
Cellsalive has been a resource for biology teachers for quite some time now. Though the overall look may be getting a wee bit dated, it was more than ahead of it's time when it launched. As far as the site not being credible... I am curious as to...
16 hours ago
I really like this website I found! It's freaking awesome! :) I choose this site for a number of different reasons. For one, I really liked the pictures it used, they used a good mixture of real photos and animated photos to give you a real sense...
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I liked the links you have. They really have a lot of good information and pictures to help guide you in your learning. nIce work!!!
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I choose this cite becasue it seemed to put all the puzzle peices into place. This one brushed of the cobb webs in the back of my brain from the lasrt time I studied cells and ther fuctions. Because Im a visual learner and it shows me the inside ...
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Ok! Just wanted to add this now before I forgot...WAY COOL...and only about thirty seconds of your time!
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