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I purchased this tanning mist because i wanted to see if the results were any better than using other tanning products im used to such as mousses or creams however the answer is no, they are no better, in fact in my opinion this tanning mist is one of the worst tanning products i have EVER used (and i have used a LOT of tanning products over the years).
First of all, the colour is actually really beautiful. It is a really natural looking shade and makes your skin look really beautifully bronzed. Another thing i really liked about the tanning mist is that it dries really quickly which for me personally is important in a tanning product because it speeds up the process by a lot of time.
However, this is as far as the positives regarding this product stretch to. Once the tan had dried and developed i first noticed its appearance was streaky on my legs so like with all other tanning products i went into the shower to wash the excess of the tan off. When i looked at my skin i realised the tan was still streaky and uneven all over my body - it looked ridiculous! I have tried so many different times to get the tan to look even and get rid of any streaks but i haven't been able to! In my case, it was good that the tan only lasts 2 days max as it meant the streakiness didn't last long but had it worked properly i would've been very disappointed with the tan fading so fast so i definitely will not be repurchasing this product.
When I purchased the L'Oreal Sublime Tanning Mist, I was expecting a good product, down to the brand name. Especially as it's priced over the £10 mark, for a fairly small sized can. I read the instructions before use, as I did not want to apply it incorrectly and for it to end up looking awful. Although I feel I may as well have not read them. I applied the tan in the way it was meant to be applied, and I found the aerosol easy to use, and the tan had a sweet, pleasant smell that wasn't too overpowering. One of the downsides was that the tan applied clear, so it was sometimes hard to make out where you had applied and whether I had missed any bits. The tan hadn't really developed by the time I got into bed, so I waited until the next morning. I was very disappointed to see that the tan hadn't applied evenly, and it had developed stripy and darker in the places where the spray had overlapped. It was a nice colour though, and that was about the only good point about it. I tried all sorts to try ad reduce the tan to a paler colour on my legs, as I was meant to be wearing a dress to a party the following evening. But unfortunately the tan wouldn't lift, I suppose that would be a good thing if it had applied perfectly and you were after a long lasting result. Needless to say I had to choose another outfit that covered up my atrocious tan. Overall, I would not recommend this product to a friend, I think it is over priced and didn't give out impressive results.
I love this.
L'oreal has done really well with this one. I do not usually use fake tan and this was my first ever self tanning experience.
With the ultra-wide micro diffusion sprayer it made it extremely easy to use. Getting ready on your own is a nightmare by itself but I never thought I could fake tan myself... with this you can.
It does take a couple of hours to work and it would be useful to do one the day before then top up a couple hours before you go out ( as it advises ). It leaves a fantastic natural looking tan and you don't get the darker bits in places like your elbows and knees and more importantly your hands stay free of it ,so no rusty looking nails.
If you don't go crazy this tin will last you a couple of tans and stays mess free whilst waitiing for your next application. Unlike other fake tan this has not left any marks on my outfits and I have never experienced a smear when water has got onto my tan. And it is defo streak free girls ( and boys).
The only thing I can fault ,it does still have that biscuity smell that other tans have , and it says on the tin it does not ,so that does disappoint a bit. But overall a fantastic fake tan.
I bought this on the advice of a friend. I had not used fake tan before, and was slightly worried I would end up looking un-natural and orange. I had used gradual self tan moisturiser such as holiday skin with good results that are not too extreme.
I purchased the light version of the Loreal self tanning spray as I am very fair skinned and fair haired and I wanted a natural looking result.
Firstly I tested it on my legs only (incase it went wrong I could cover them up!) The spray goes on clear so you cannot see where you have sprayed. It is also very light so you cannot feel it on your skin really. It says on the can that if you feel wet then you have held the can too close. The smell I found quite pleasant. The can says it has a citrus fragrance, but that is a strange smelling citrus fruit I must say. I would not say unpleasant though, it has a perfume smell, quite classy sort of perfume. Nice.
After waiting the 3-4 hour developing time I was however quite disappointed that my legs were still pale white.
So I called my friend and she said that maybe I didn't put enough on. I reapplied it the next day all over my body this time. This time the result was better. I had no streaks, but the tan was very faint. It literally just took the edge off my whiteness. I wouldn't say I looked tanned really. I might consider going for the medium if I was to get this again. I just didn't feel I was getting my moneys worth. I paid £12 in Boots for this can of spray, and to be honest, I got better results from the £4 Garnier Summer Body moisturiser. If I was to spend £12 I'd rather go the salon and get a proper spray tan for that.
I've been desperately trying various self tans in an attempt to have one for my sister's wedding in February. I had seen the advert for this L'Oreal product and decided to give it a go. It was quite expensive as self-tans go, costing £15 from Boots, but I thought perhaps this meant it would be good quality. The tv advert makes it look like you can spray this product any which way you need, but that isn't so, this is a standard spray can, which means doing the backs of your legs and other hard to reach areas is not that easy. In terms of smell, this product is better than most of the others that I have tried, that often have a biscuit smell to them. This product on the other hand has alovely citrus scent that I found very clean and fresh. However, you don't buy a self tan because it smells nice, and I have to say I wouldn't buy this product again for it's self-tanning properties. I had bought the product designed for fair skin and the result was a mixture of no tan and big blotchy dark patches. Now I'm no self-tanning virgin, so I know about all the prep work you have to do when using a self tan and dutifully did them. Unfortunately all that was for nothing, because the result was so disappointing. I attribute this to the way you apply the product, which involves just spraying and not rubbing it in, meaning you can easily end up with streaks.
Honestly I would never buy this product again and I wouldn't recommend that anyone else does either!
Product: L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Express Self-Tan Mist
Size: 150ml
From: Boots
Price: £15.51
After a recommendation from a friend and reading a few positive reviews rating L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Express Pro Self-Tan Mist highly, i decided to give it a try for myself as i was still yet to find my perfect self tanner product. I bought the Self-Tan Mist from Boots on a promotional offer, i paid £11 but it's normally priced at £15.51.
I was quite surprised at the price tag of £15.51, i feel this is a little steep for a drugstore product, especially as you can buy the higher end brands for just a few pounds difference.
I saw two options of the product for the different skin types in my local boots store, one was for fair skin and the other for medium skin. As i'm quite pale i opted for the fair skin option as i feel this suits my skin best and i always like to achieve a natural looking tan as possible.
The packaging is quite nice, a gold metal tin spray can with the L'Oreal logo at the front along with all other relevant information about the product. Attached to the top of the can is an ultra-wide micro-diffusion spray nozzle which is sealed to ensure the product hasn't been used.
Before applying the tan i ensured my body was well prepared so i could ensure to get the best results possible from the tan. I shaved at least 12 hours beforehand, and moisturised as well as paying extra attention to any dry bits and moisturising these particular areas more thoroughly. It is advised not to moisturise your body beforehand with this particular product so i always do it the day before. I did exfoliate my body the same day but ensured that this was done a few hours beforehand.
I always apply my self tan in the bathroom, ensuring that i'm standing on a towel, as this can be easily washed afterwards. Self tans can be quite messy, especially the spray variety so be careful where you're spraying.
The application is quite easy, you spray the mist continuously holding the can at least 40cm away from your skin, if your skin feels wet at all then this mean that you are spraying too close. You don't have to rub the mist in, just spray and leave to dry. I always start by spraying on my hands first, then my arms whilst working up towards my shoulders, i then apply in circular movements across my chest. When applying on my legs i start at my feet and then work my way upwards.
This isn't a instant develop tan, so you will have to wait a few hours until the tan fully develops. This is a downside for me as if i've made a mistake or the product doesn't suit me and i'm going out that evening, then i don't normally have time to do the whole self tanning routine once again.
If you're not entirely happy with your tan, L'Oreal Sublime Bronze is actually a gradual tan so you can top it up once again, just wait until the day after until you do so for best results.
It's also advised that you don't use this product on your face, i didn't and bought the exact same product but the one specially specified for your face.
The first thing i noticed about the product was the smell. Normally i can't stand the smell of self tanning products but this one was quite pleasant and didn't have that biscuit-y smell which i often find with the smell of a lot of other products. This one smelt of a clean, fresh, citrus-y fragrance which was a nice touch.
Sadly the L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Express Self-Tan mist done nothing for me at all, after the first application i couldn't even tell a noticeable difference to the colour of my skin. I tried again the next day and the only other visible difference i could see was that it was a little patchy and mis coloured in different areas on my skin, definitely not an attractive look.
I've also re-tried this a few times since my first experience but still no joy, the results were the exact same as the first time when i used the mist.
All in all i was very disappointed with the product and i certainly won't be purchasing again.
Rating: 1/5
I used this product on myself and my mother. It was a slight disaster to say the least. I normally use L'Oreal Subline Bonze Gel - Would recommend.
I got this because it was on offer.
I sprayed myself first with the help of my mother, you cannot see the spray or the colour going on and this is really quite difficult - I must admit we found the directions of how to use a bit pointless.
The spray is cold but you get used to it, there is a slight smell but this is ok and is quite nice.
If you spray to close it starts to drip, also I would recommend not spraying near a light coloured wall!
The finished product was that the tan was not very natural, it was orangey colour which I hate also it was very very patchy due to the fact it is difficult to see the spray. My mother only sprayed half of my nose, her legs were left very stripy after my efforts.
However it did stay on and came off really well.
Having used fake tan only once about 15 years ago and ending up looking like a satsuma I had sworn never to touch the stuff again, preferring to damage my skin on sunbeds! However, now I am older and hopefully wiser I reasoned that I would now be better at applying it and that fake tans had probably improved a lot now. So, in an attempt to save my skin I decided to splash out on a bottle.
My main concern was that it would have to be easy to apply to avoid streaks or orange hands etc so i was drawn to the spray type ones. I chose the L'Oreal one for a few reasons; firstly because it was cheaper than the Fake bake version and other professional brands (priced at around £30), secondly because I liked the look of the spray (and it stated there was no need to rub in) and thirdly because I have quite sensitive skin and know that I am always ok with L'Oreal products.
At £13.99 a bottle it wasn't exactly cheap, but like I say it was cheaper than other alternatives and its price reflects its convenience, when compared with the cheaper priced ones which you have to rub in. It syas on the bottle that it has a new citrus fragrance, rather than the usual annoying biscuit-type fragrance normally associated with fake tan. I wouldn't exactly say it smelled like citrus and I do believe there was still a slight hint of biscuit but nonetheless it was a pleasant smell and was so faint once applied that it wouldn't bother you either way.
I chose the 'fair skin' version, which was a mistake in retrospect as I have medium skin really, so I didn't get as deep a tan from this as I'd wanted, but I was trying to be safe rather than sorry and at least I'll know for next time! It was also available in 'medium', and I'm not sure if there is a 'dark' option as there wasn't one in the Boots store I bought this from, but then it is quite a small store.
The application was amazingly easy, simply hold the can 40cm away from your body and spray away! The can worked upside down as well which helped application to my back and the back of my legs etc. It goes on more or less dry (it states on the can that if it feels wet you are spraying it too close), which meant that in just a few minutes I could put my pjs on and get into bed without fear of discolouring the sheets and smearing my tan. I still wouldn't recommend you put on your new white frock straight after applying this, just to be on the safe side!
The next morning I rushed to the mirror to inspect my handiwork and was thrilled to see a lovely even glow. As I have said, I wasn't as bronzed as I would have liked, but this was my own fault for choosing 'fair'. The tan lasted a good couple of days and I then went out and bought the one for the face, which is just available in one colour it seems and is priced around £12 (not much cheaper considering it's a much smaller bottle but I suppose you don't use much of it at one). This again was easy to apply and gave a lovely glow.
I would say when using this not to expect to look like the bronzed goddess on the tv adverts when you have finished, I am quite sure that she has used more than just an application of this to get to that colour! However, you should expect to have a lovely, even glow which is streak free and not at all patchy. If even I can achieve this with it then so can you!
I can't actually find a thing wrong with this product, hence I'm giving it 5 stars!
When I was younger I used to go on the sun beds a fair amount; however, as I've got older I've realised the potential dangers of using them. So I decided to start using fake tan. Unfortunately, this often led to some disastrous results, such as obvious streaks on my arms, legs and body. I thought this maybe due to choosing lower brand products from the range of £5 to £8, so I decided to go for a slightly more expensive option.
My first experience of L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Self-Tan was quite impressive. I had good, even coverage and a deep bronze tan that suited my skin tone. I received compliments from friends regarding my skin colour and it gave me more confidence when wearing my party dress.
However, my second experience with the tan didn't really go to plan. Once the tan had dried on my arms and came out over a few hours, I found that I had several obvious streaks on my arms from the bits I'd missed.
As you cannot see exactly where you have sprayed the tan it can be hard to locate where you have or have not covered with the tan mist, and you won't know for sure until the colour starts to appear on your body.
Another downside to this product is that it is really hard to wash off, and it lead me to scrub and scrub until it started to fade. It also has a strong fake tan smell so I advise anyone uses this product to apply it within reason.
When using L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Self-Tan, I think when you get it right it works brilliantly, but when you get it wrong the results can be quite disastrous. Priced at approximately £11, it is a reasonably priced if it works for you, but it may pay to purchase a little more for a product which is more reliable.
Oh gosh, oh gosh, why do I always do it to myself. The sun comes out a bit and I start thinking that I need a bit of a tan to look better in my summer clothes, I see a television commercial with a beautifully tanned looking model and think oh, I could look just like that and then go and buy the product and end up with disastrous results.
I did have high hopes for this product as on the advert at least it looked really to use and not a product that you need to rub in in order for it to work. I have used the rub in ones before and they always come out streaky so I was thinking that a mist would just fall nicely over my body.
L'Oreal call this mist an innovative fake tan which gives skin an airbrushed golden glow finish. This airbrushed result is said to give skin a 100% natural look without streaks.
Now, I did find this tanner easy to use as compared to the rub in lotions. You basically just hold the can like you would a hairspray can but then you spray it over your body, in all the places that you want to get tanned. That made it quite easy to get the back of your arms etc that are usually hard places to get although you did have to hold the can in a certain way in order to spray it correctly. There is a wide angled diffusion spray which makes the spray come out quite nicely and it does spread over quite a bit of your skin when you spray it on. L'Oreal say that this dry mist contains micro-particles which are smaller than traditional fake tan formulas which makes application easy. What I did love about this mist was that you do not have to rub it in when you apply it, you just spray it on and let it do its own work. This means that you don't get any nasty colour build up on your hands as you don't have to rub it in which is really nice, it's always hard to get fake tan off your hands when you have been rubbing it all over your body. What I did miss with rubbing it in however, was the thought that I had perhaps not got it everywhere. When you rub it in you can really make sure you have covered every inch of your body but with the mist I was not sure I got everything evenly.
So, onto the results and was I pleased? Well, this did not come out as badly as they usually do on me. It was a bit dark for my liking but then I used a lot of the spray so I think next time I will just use a light amount. I did get some patches and some bits I had missed as I obviously had not spray there very well. It was not as obvious that I had used fake tan as some of the lotions are so overall I think I liked it but probably would just use it again if I needed a little top up before holiday and a bit of colour.
For a 150ml bottle it's about £11 which yes, is pricey but then all fake tan in my opinion is pricey but this is one of the better ones that I have used.
I bought this after seeing the advert with the beautifully tanned woman spraying herself in every which way direction and coming out looking nicely even and brown. With the product being called 'Pro Self Tan Mist' I imagined it would be like having a spray tan at home but cheaper. Unfortuantely this was not the case. Firstly the can does not spray in every direction as claimed in the advert, as with all spray cans, when turned upside down it decided not to work meaning as usual doing the back of the legs became a contortionist act. After spraying myself evenly at a set distance as the instructions suggested and not rubbing in as again the instructions suggested I waited to dry off. It did dry off very quickly as the advert said meaning I could get dressed quicker than usual. But when the tan started to develop it was blotchy, there were gaps where I had missed with the spray and it had gathered around the knee and elbow area. Overall I wouldnt use again, I will be sticking with the usual cream/foam self tans as you can make sure you cover all areas and have more control over where the tan is actually going.
Loreal claims that this after using this product you will never use another brand of spray tan ever again. After using this product, I highly doubt Loreals claims.
The product is supposed to provide an even all over golden tan. Golden, yes. Even, not by a longshot. The first time I applied this tan, I thought it was easy, just spray it all over and thats it, no need to rub in, just make sure you spray all areas. However, when the tan developed it was extremely patchy. In the areas where it had applied evenly, the colour was lovely and golden. Not too dark and yes it did look fairly natural.
The next time I applied the tan I took my time and tried hard to make sure I held the can equidistant from myself everytime I sprayed. However again by the time the tan developed it was extrememly patchy.
Loreal also claims that there is no fake tan smell associated with this product. I found this to be true, the tan had quite a pleasant smell compared with other products.
This tan also retails at around £10, which is quite a lot to pay when you can get better products for half the price.
If you want a tan which is quick to apply, dries almost instantly and has a nice golden colour then this could be for you, just be aware that you may have to practise before you perfect the art of this spray tan!
I bought this item from viewing it on the TV and also from a magazine article, it had such great hype about it and that it was the best thing since sliced bread!! However, I was very wrongly mistaken... at first it appears to be like it is going to give you an even tan all over, by the new nozzle it has on the can, however after waiting for the tan to come out over night, it has got to be the worst fake tan I have ever used!!I have used many before, so I know it wasn't me spraying it uneven, it just came out so patchy all over my body and this is obviously not a good thing! Therefore if I can provide any advise, it would be not to purchase this item any time soon, as it is definitely does not do what it says on the tin. This item is not worth the amount that they charge for, it as I know some people, like me, tend to think I will pay the extra for this as it has such great publicity, but please people, DO NOT get sucked into
I am a sucker for TV ads, and the L'Oreal Sublime Bronze advert showing a girl effortlessly spraying her legs as she walked out the door with a gorgeous glowing tan, really sucked me in, even though I knew deep down that this was far too good to be true! So off I went to Boots, gasped as I read the £13.99 price tag, then realised it was on special offer for £9.33 which is still insanely expensive, but I had alot of advantage card points saved up, so I tell myself I essentially got it for free.
The one real good point about this fake tan is that it is really fairly effortless in the sense that you do not have to spend ages getting all hot and flustered rubbing in fake tan, and then ending up with bright orange hands. You simply stand on a towel (although I didn't and the bathroom tiles didn't end up orange) and spray... it dries within seconds which is great as you can get dressed right away, but, with it being so fast drying, it is pretty hard to tell where has been sprayed!!
The results that this tan produced are easily better than any of the rub-in tans that I have used, but are all the same nowhere near perfect - this does take practice!! My first attempt my feet clearly got a blasting, as the next day they were bright orange. My second attempt the inside of my shins evaded the tanning mist, and were bright white compared with the rest of my legs... so there is some skill involved in getting an even coverage. I find that the first day my legs are always patchy, but after the second application that evening or the next day, I get a fairly acceptable even tan that doesn't make me cringe to get my legs out on display.
I bought the tanning mist for fair skin, and honestly, day one of application produces a fairly natural shade of tan, but is of course patchy, whereas the second application in my opinion creates a tan that is a tiny bit too orange to be natural for my skintone. So you really have to decide whether its more important to not be patchy, or to not be orangey. As I only use it on my legs I don't mind too much that it is a touch darker than would be natural for me, so I go for as many applications as it takes to leave it even and patch free!
With regards to the 'no self-tan smell' claim on the back of the bottle, that is a big fat lie. While this doesn't smell as baaaaad as many other self tans.... as the tan develops there is nonetheless a very definite biscuity self-tan odour to it - so I wouldn't ever apply this if I was going out - best kept to evening applications in my opinion, so you can shower off the smell in the morning!
Overall, this is an OK product. It doesn't make me choke as I spray it, it is fairly effortless to apply (although it does take some practice!), and it probably could produce a natural looking tan once you get the technique right. I have used my can 4 or 5 times so far and there is still some left, which is a relief considering how expensive it is! I think this product has potential but it really will take some practice to get it right. I would have personally preferred it to produce a dirty-tan rather than the orange-tan that all self-tans produce. If it was cheaper I would probably buy this product fairly regularly, as I think once I master the application I will be quite pleased with the results. However, at its usual price of £13.99... I'm not sure. I will be keeping my eyes open for this product on special offer!!
L'Oreal Sublime Bronze Express Pro Self-Tanning Dry Mist Spray For Body / Medium Skin; for a sublime natural looking tan without the self-tan smell / The ultra-wide micro-diffusion spray allows the product to dry instantly, for a radiant result with no need to rub in / Now you can enjoy a natural, golden-looking tan all year round, without the self-tan smell!


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Could you be royalty? Probably not. When kids think about royalty, kids usually think about Cinderella,Snow White or other fairy Princesses. On the other hand some kids think about real princesses like Princess Diana. Royalty
formed in medieval Europe centuries ago. What happened when a king died ? Well when a king dies his heirs would succeed him, usually according to the rules of inheritance of money and property. Other nobles would pass on their titles and positions to their heirs in a similar way. Not in every county people called a king a king. Here is a list of what kings are called in different countries.....
So could you be royalty? Probably not the odds are realy against you.
Wonder words :
hail- to bow and praise real enthusiastically
royalty- a person who has royal blood
territories- land separated in certain areas
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Can germs be good for you? Yes they can! If you don't really know what germs are don't worry! They're not aliens or cooties they are actually tiny living organisms. Even though some germs are bad and give you sicknesses, some are helpful to your body. some bacterial cells can keep you from getting sick. So they can be good!
Germs- bacteria cells
Orginisms- things
Cavities-holes eaten away at your teeth
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Immagrant- Someone who has come to the U.S for a better life.
Denim- A material to make pants out of.
Styling- Type of clothing that somenone has interest in.
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Have you ever wondered how many hot dogs you can eat in 10 minutes, who holds the record for how many hotdogs you can eat in 10 minutes or where the hot dog got its name , if so you will find out in this article. No food says summer like the hot dog. Maybe that's why July is national hot dog month. Althuogh nobody knows how hot dogs became such a popular symbol of summer, but there is a guess on why it's related to Fourth of July celebrations. There is a popular New York legend that says that four immigrants had a hot dog eating contest to see who was more patriotic, it took place at Nathan's Famous hot dog stand on July 4,1916. Since then Nathan's Famous hot dog stand on Coney Island has been the site of a hot dog eating competition every year July 4. Today it's the most famous hot dog eating competition in the world. During the contest 20 people compete to see who can eat the most hot dogs in 10 minutes. The winner in addition to bragging rights and maybe indegestion getsto wear a special jeweled mustard-yellow belt. Joey Chesnut of San Jose, California holds the world record for eating the most hot dogs in 10 minutes. On July 4, 2009 He ate 68 hot dogs in 10 minutes, with buns. But you know what's more incredible, how many hot dogs Americans eat each year. According to the National hot dog and sausage council, Americans eat more than 20 billion hot dogs each year. More than 155 million of those hot dogs are eaten on the Fourth of July weekend alone! What's your favorite hot dog topping? Most of the time adults get mustard and kids get ketchup, but I want to know your favorite. If you're wondering how the name hot dog came about then here's the answer, people believe sports cartoonist Tad Dorgan came up with the name. At a 1901 baseball game, a new food- hot dachshund sausages in buns- were being sold. Dorgan heard the people saying" Get your dachshund sausages while they're hot" He drew a cartoon of the seen but he didn't know how to spell " dachshund" so he just called them "hot dogs". The rest they say is history.
Immigrant- A person that traveled from another country to North America.
Average- The average american eats 60 hot dogs a year.
Cartoonist- Someone who draws cartoons.
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What foods bring luck in the New Year the six major categories are:greens, grapes, pork, fish,legumes and cake. Lets take a look at greens there many different kinds of greens like cabbage, kale, and more. Now lets look at grapes some believe that the grapes can predict treads in the coming year. And last i am going to tell you about pork.Pork is the main dish choice on New years Day in many countries around the world.
Tradition: Belief or custom passed from generation to generation
Progress: Improve
Reputation:One's character or public esteem
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They believe there are probably too many sharks to count, but estimate around 400 million species and over a billion sharks altogether. There are lots of different kinds, all but two kinds, the River Shark and the Bull Shark, stay in the ocean. These two species can also be found in fresh water. Sharks have been around as long as dinosaurs, some say longer, but around 450 million years. The largest kind of shark is a whale shark, about 60 feet long, and the smallest is a dwarf lantern shark, approximately 7 inches long. Sharks don't have skeletons. They have cartilage not bones, like people have in their ears and noses. Sharks are my favorite ocean creature but I'd rather read about them than swim with them. The new words I learned from reading this Wonderopolis report were Cartilage: the connective tissue that sharks are made of instead of bones. Mariners: Old time sailors. Recreational: Do something for fun.
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Why aren't hamburgers made of ham?
Sailors who traveled from Hamburg Germany to the United States often ate slabs of ground beef, and they named them " Hamburg Steak". People have so many opinions on who came up with the hamburger. People first started to put buns on hamburgers in the late 1800s. The hamburger Hall of Fame in Wiconsin thinks a guy named Charles Negreen. His customers said they would like his meatballs if they were more portable so he put ground beef in between 2 slices of bread. Here is one example that hamburgers are very liked by people. A man in Japan ate 10 hamburgers in three minutes. That is amazing!
Hamburg- A place in Germany
Ground Beef- What a hamburger is made of
Sailors- The people who first ate the hamburger but with out the buns
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Do you know what the lewis and clark expidition was? On May 14,1804 a small group of people were asked to go on an expidition to explore. The Loiusiana territory had just been bought from france. President jefferson asked lewis and clark to go explore this land. They had alot of important stuff to complete.
wonder words
journey- a expidition
explore- to discover or look
trade- barter
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have you ever wondered what makes flamingos pink.Baby flamingos are grey when they are born.But they only eat shrimp and alge.They are high in pigments called carotenoids, that is also the reason that shrimp turn from grey to pink when we boil them.If a flimingo stops eating shrimp it feathers colors will fade.
ornithology is the study of birds. I study omnithology
a habitat is a place where a kind of animal lives.this is a habitat.
balenced means even. I eat on a balaced diet
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Have you ever wondered Where is the coldest place on Earth? Like Antarctica, 98% of Antarctica is covered in ice.
Antarctica: A very cold contanent on Earth.
Precipitation: Anything that falls from a cloud like rain, sleet, snow, frozen rain, etc.
Climate: The weather in a city, county, or country.
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Most animals leave footprints.When animals touch solid ground, they usally leave a footprint. You can track people and animals by following their footprints. It's easiest to track animal and people in snow or mud.
Wonder words:
1. Footprint- an imprint left by a foot.
2. Tracking- following a trail of evidence.
3. Adventure- an exciting trip.
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I find it cool how they can just cut up ice and make it in to houses that they call igloo's! Igloos have been around for thousands of years. Igloos can come in diffrent shapes and sizes! Most igloos are made for one person. Igloos are mostly made when people in the wild.Igloo's walls block the icy wind that are in that area.
(Igloo) Lets go make a igloo to stay in why we are hunting.
(Environment) This place has a great environment.
(Arctic) The arctic is a verry cold place.
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I am doing what is a raptor. The word raptor comes from the latin word of rapere, witch means' to take by force. Birds of prey, the raptor, will hunt for food in the air. They have a curved beak and sharp talons to catch, kill and tear theflesh of off of their catch. Most raptors hunt vertabrates(animals with a backbone) or other birds.
My three wonder words are....
Raptor- Bird of prey
Nocturnal- Stay up at night
Sieze- To kill
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The first chocolate chip cookie was made by accident in 1937 by Ruth Wakefield. Ruth was the owner of the Toll House Inn and was in charge of cooking orders and making new recipes. Most guest didn't order desserts. One afternoon one of the guest ordered some Butter Drop Do Cookies but Ruth was out of baker's chocolate so she improvised and used a semisweet chocolate bar. When the cookies were done instead of the chocolate melting completely it was still in little pieces. Ruth named her new creation the Toll House Crunch and soon the cookies became very popular. While I was reading the article I found some fun facts! Did you know that 1/4 of the United States cookies are chocolate chip? People really have an appetite for cookies! Also in the United Kingdom cookies mean only chocolate chip any other kind are called biscuts! Lastly, Chocolate chip cookies are the state cookie for Pennslyvania and Massachusetts.
Vocabulary words
Creation- something new
Popular- widely known about
Appetite - to want to eat something
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How are Dolphins and Porpoises different
Most people are fascinated with dolphins and porpoises. Humans think they're the same.
Actually dolphins and porpoises are very different in many ways. It is very hard to tell they're difference if you haven't seen them up close. It's because Porpoises are part of the scientific family Phocoenidae, and dolphins are part of the Delphinidae family. Dolphins can be 10 feet long (or they can be longer!), porpoises are not so often longer than 7 feet. Dolphins also tend to be leaner and sleeker, while porpoises are more compact and often look chubby in comparison.
Dolphins usually have birdbeak-like pointed snouts, while porpoises have blunt, rounded noses like pigs. Porpoises have fins, like a shark. Unlike porpoises, dolphins have dorsal fins that are more curved like an ocean wave.
The teeth of the two animals is the easiest way to tell them apart. Porpoise teeth are flat and rectangular. Dolphin teeth are sharp and cone-shaped.
While the physical differences between dolphins and porpoises are small, the differences in the way they behave are more obvious. Dolphins travel in large groups and show little fear of humans. Dolphins are outgoing and will often interact with humans and even swim alongside boats.
Porpoises don't travel in big groups they travel in pods of two to four and are quite scared of humans. They almost never come up to boats of people. In fact, you barely see them at the top of the water unless they're coming up to breathe. If you have ever seen an animal at a marine show, it will most likely to be a dolphin, not a porpoise.
The life expectancy of both mammals are very different. While most porpoises only live 15 to 20 years, dolphins can live up to 50 years or more. Scientists believe this difference may be caused by the fact that porpoises reproduce faster than dolphins and it takes a toll on their bodies.
One last difference about these creatures are that dolphins produce sounds that humans can hear. They share many characteristics and they look very similar. For example, both sea creatures are mammals. Although both mammals live in the ocean, niether of them are fish. Like all mammals, they have lungs instead of gills, so they breathe air. They also give birth and nurse them after they're born.Porpoises and dolphins are both members of the same scientific order, Cetacea. Cetacea includes all whales, which are relatives of dolphins and porpoises. Dolphins and Porpoises are both beautiful creatures of the deep!
Dolphin-Aquatic mammal
Porpoises- Aquatic mammal
Characteristics- Genes that make up a noun
Family- A group of people that are related
Gills- Breathing lines that aquatic things need an order to survive.
Lungs- Organs that you to breath.
Similar- Almost the same but not excactly
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Watermellon are great fruits they are juicey and delishouse but they grow like a veggie. Some people think that they are a veggie. The Watermellon is not a veggie just related to cucombers and i little bite of pumpkin.People believe that watermelon were first developed in Africa and were first harvest about 5,000 years ago. Each bit of watermelon is 92% water and 6% suger. You can also have the watermelon rinds. Watermelons are a heathy snack and have lots of vitamin C.
contestant:always or all the time
juicy: lots of flavor and full of juice
hydrated: staying cool and drinking lots of water
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Some germs actually are good for you but that doesn`t mean they`re all good for you. The four main types of germs are bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa. In the article Can Germs Be Good For You? They focused on bacteria. Your body contains over 100 trillion bacterial cells. You have ten times the number of bacterial cells than human cells. One of your bacterial cells is one-thousandth the size of one of your human cells. Sometimes some of your bacterial cells can cause you to get sick every once in a while. But most of your bacterial cells keep your body balanced and healthy though. The good bacteria lives in your intestines and they help make the best use of the nutrients you eat in your food. Then whats leftover that your body doesnt need, you put it into the toilet. Some researchers think that good bacteria may help prevent diabestes and asthma. The good bacteria help make the immune system function correctly and may even hold off cancer, even bacteria living on your skin helps prevent infections. Scientists also found out that medicines and vaccines are made from bacteria.
Wonder Words To know and use:
~ Germ - Germs are are like a virus that cause you to get sick
~ Bacteria - Bacteria is a type of virus
~ Vaccines - Vaccines are a type of medicine
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It's not the sun, it's not the moon, it's not mount Everest either, well, we're not exactly sure on whats's the biggest thing we can see thouh a telescope, but the largest thing we can see with the bare eye is the Andromeda Galxy, which is comeing STRIGHT AT US. There is many larger galxies out there, but most can be only be seen though the largest telescopes, like the Hubble and Kech oberbatory. Now a new telescope is being added to the list. The Thirty Meter Telescope is due to be constructed in 2018. Thirty meters is nearly a hundred feet across! T.M.T will help us answer our original question.
Wonderful Wonder Words:
PEER: To look though something to look at another. TELESCOPE: An instrament that gathers light, makeing things look bigger. HUMONGOUS: of large size.
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I am doing wonder #473 "Who Invented Sticky Notes?" Did you know that the adhesive on the back of the sticky note lets you be able to reuse it a couple times? In 1968 Dr.Spencer Silver invented an adhesive ,he was trying to make a very strong adhesive, but instead he made a very weak one. In 1974 Art Fry was frustrated that all his bookmarks were falling out of his books. Then he remembered that Dr. Silver invented an adhesive and with that he invented sticky notes. They never ripped his pages or lost his place in the Hymnal.
Hymnal: A Book of Songs
Solution: An answer
Adhesive: A substance that is sticky allowing one thing to stick to another
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Salt Water Taffy does not actually have saitwater in it. But it has salt and water in it but not saltwater. The reason salt water taffy is called that is because Bradley's candy store became flooded during a major storm in 1883. All of his salt water taffy became soaked in salt water so he started calling it that as a joke.
Flavor: the taste something has
Souveneir: Something to get while you are on vacation
Taffy: A Chewy candy that people like to get at the beach
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Petter Cooper was the first to make a steam locomotive, but that is not what we are talking about today.He also made something called gelatin.Do you know what gelatin is. If you do cool dont spoil it. Gelatin is a processed protein called Collagen. The protein can be found in many animals and humans.It make things in your body flexible and strechy. Such as skin,ligaments and tendons. Cool right now you know. Some of it is also in your bones and fingernails. Here now you say something. Are you hungry? If you have ever had Jell-O you know it has a weird figure. We dont eat the gelatein from your bones but just collagen extracted. Gelatin is in more than you think. Like jellies, soups,marshmellows and gummy bears.
Woder words
Gelatin= A flopy and jiggley supstance
Appetizing= Something that looks good or yummy
Flexible= A thing that can bend far
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April fools day is not a actuall hoilday but on April first is a day of jokes from your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers and even teachers might come up wth a joke that tickles your funny bone. But the real quetion is how and who came up with this day? Some people believe that April fools day is a desire to celebrate the seasons they celebrate this around springtime. In fact some of the cultures celebrated this around april. Others believe April fools day got started because the adoption of the new calendar in 1582. Although nobody knows how or when April fools day started. We still celebrated it with glee year in and year out. More people do jokes to each other each year!
Prank- A joke that fools a something
Practical joke: A general sillyness or a very funny joke
Prank: to trick or to joke around with something
Elaborate: A big prank
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See gum naturally looses its flavor. It's not the scientists faults. Gum isn't ment to be swallowed. Plus our bodies can't even digest gum. To make chewing gum chewy you add the main ingredient which is gum base. Adding softeners is what keeps the gum from going hard and dry. A very long time ago chewing gum was made from different kinds of tree saps. Chewing gums flavors can come from different places. Some of the most popular flavors for gum are menthol, frut, spearment, and of course pepperment. Now to the part where you learn why these flavors don't last. The flavors don't last because the spit in your mouth digest the sweeteners and the flavoring. Gum base can not be broken down like the other ingredients.
Wonder Words:
Flavor: I think flavor is something you add to food or other edible things to make it taste good.
Ingredient: I think a ingredient is something you add in a mix to make the dish complete.
Saliva: I think saliva means spit from your mouth.
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Everyone loves jeans!!! Jeans are made from a material called "denim". In fact denim gets its name from the town "de' nimes". Denim pants were made in Italy and sold through the harbor of Genoa. Jeans are a very famous clothes styling now-a-days. I <3 JEANS! :D
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I'm doing #456, Can you be hypnotized? This is a very startling fact, but you can be hypnotized. But not like you think. Like you don't lose control, your fully awake, but not as aware of your surroundings as you usually are. Its just little things like quitting smoking or stop eatting meat. After New Year is usually the besiest time of year for a hypnotist because of the resolutions people make. They just don't want to hold onto it, so they go to the hypnotist to help them. The kind of hypnosis you do on stage is jest for fun, not like this at all. Some times, in the movies, the person hypnotizing is a magician, but I'm not sure that's true.
Hypnotized~to be in a trance
Hypnotist~someone that hypnotizes people
Magician~someone that does magic tricks
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Mmm! I'm doing #427 or "What is Your Favortie Holiday Cookie!" Some of the interesting things I've learned is that Historieans believe that baking cookies started a hundred years ago, and that they soon started selling them in stores with different shapes! English and Dutch immigrants brought cookie recipies in the 1600's. Gingerbread cookies were the most popular a long time ago. Today, people make many different cookies into many different shapes, and sizes. So what is your favorite cookie?
Three of The Wonder Words:
tradition-Something that you do constitantly over and over about each year.
exchange-Something that is similar to trading.
aroma-The smell of something (good or bad smell!)
Thanks for looking at my report! -Ava Heerick :)
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I call dibs on "What is Your Favorite Holiday Cookie!"
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I know all of you have that special someone who you think of as your "bff" and sometimes you wanna reward them? Well I have found a article on Wonderopolis on how to show them a sign of your friendship
How do you make friendship bracelets?:
Native Americans are given lots of credit because they know how to do all these patterns and knots and nooks and crrannies used with yarn. Most people even say they are the ones who developed Modern Friendship Bracelets. Friendship Bracelets are a form of macrame'. MArcrame is a type of fabric that uses knots. Traditionally friendship bracelets are used for a sign of friendship.
Yarn: type of fabric
Pastime: something to do
macrame: type of fabric
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I am doing: Can You Grow Candy Corn? Candy corn is popular around Halloween, but you can buy it year round in the store. There are a lot of different types of candy corn for some holidays, like reindeer corn for Christmas and bunny corn in the spring for Easter. There is also Indian corn around Thanksgiving and Cupid corn for Valentines Day. It was invented by George Renigger in the 1800s. A fun fact is that candy corn is fat free. And, if you haven't realized, you can't grow candy corn!
Kernel: The body of a seed within its husk or integument.
Stalk: The stem or main axis of a plant.
Texture: The visual and especially tactile quality of a surface.
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Sorry guys for the confusion... could you be royalty is now free for anyone who wants it. i am changing my article.
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For my blog I am doin Wonder #449 Can You Think Outside of the box? Over your holiday season do you think inside the box or outside? Thinking inside the box is great but try thinking outside the box. When people say, "think outside the box" they aren'texactly talking about a box. It is a phrase to encourage others to be creative. This phrase is pretty much a to say you shouldn't always do common things. It's okey to do things ordinary people don't do. Have you ever heard someone say, " think inside the box" Well if you have or not, it means the total opposite of "thinking outside the box" It means that you should probably do something more normal, or ordinary.
capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavor, etc.: a versatile writer.
The paper cover of corrugated board covering the medium, which is in the middle
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Have ever wondered how video games could be good for you? Because they can be! For one, playing on the computer or a normal video games with buttons are good for hand-coordination. ALso thanks to Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony there are video games that can be fun and give you exersice.
Awesome - Extremely cool.
Suffer - To take in something bad or unpleasent all at once.
Reaction - How you react to something.
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Did you know that there are animals that act like plants and look like them? One animal is a sea anemone (uh-NEM-uh-nee) that how you sound it out. I think it looks like a flower because it was named after a beautifully-colored anemone flower. Did you the oceans of the world contain over 1,000 different species of all kind of sea anemones. In the tropical waters, the largest sea anemones can usually be found there. Did you that sea anemones are close relives of coral and jellyfish. Sea anemones mostly live attached to rocks on the sea floor or on coral reefs. I think thats why Sea anemones are relatives to coral. What is your oppinons. My wonder of words are reef, coral and relationship. Reef means to lower or shorten. Coral means a hard substance made up of the skeletons of certain marine animals (called polyps). Relationship means a being related. .
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Do dogs really shop at flea markets, of corse not. But do flea markets actually sell fleas? Not a chanse! Then were did the name come from? Many people think the name flea market came form Paris. A popular market there was called Le Marché aux Puces which means the market of the fleas. Its name came from the fact that most people thought the old goods sold there often contained fleas.you might find books, clothes, phones, or even fruniture you never know. you can just browse, buy or even swap and trade items. Most items are inexpensive.
Flea: A tiny insect that makes dogs itch
swap: to trade a item without paying
inexpensive: a very cheap item
Browse: to look over somt
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Fool's gold is called Fool's Gold because it fools people! The fake gold looks like gold but is worthless! Many people mistake this mineral for gold because of its shininess and yellowish color. During the gold rush many people went west to find gold but found Pyrite, another name for Fool's Gold. People can tell that Fool's Gold is Pyrite because it can't be scratched by a fingernail, but gold can. Gold has no smell while Pyrite will smell like rotten eggs when hit by a hammer. Pyrite is named after the Greek word puritēs which means "on fire" because it will cause a spark when hit by something harder than it. So the next time you go looking for gold don't let Fool's Gold fool you!
Gold: A soft metal that is rare and valuable.
Pyrite:A hard mineral that is often mistaken for gold.
The Gold Rush: In the mid 1800s, thousands of people went west to find gold.
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im doing this one.
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Have you ever wonderd why we put candles on are cake or birthday treat. Here is a little information about this cool wonder!When we put candels on are birthday cake we usually dont think about why we do this and or who was the first person to start this tradition.It turns out that blowing out the birthday candles is something that Ancient greeks did.Also Germans began to do it but for a differnt reason,to them it ment "the light of life".Many people know do this because of spiritual reasons alot of people think that the smoke will get the bad spirits away. I really thought this was a cool wonder and I liked that I could share it with other people.
here are some cool wonder words about my blog
tradition- I think that a tradition is some thing that is passed down in your family or even the world.
superstitious- I think that superstitious means when some one has religus belives about bad things
offering- I think that offering means to offer some one or give away some thing to another person!
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i call how much water is in a watermellon
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Elegant = means beautiful
Plankton = are closely related to coral and sea anemones
Prey = food for predator
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My wonder of the day is # 256 or, What Is Gibberish? Gibberish is actually another saying for talking alot or saying things that dont really have a english meaning.For example, blah blah blah, that is gibberish or another word for it is Mumbo Jumbo. Some people call it blaber and others call it yammering. Also, to speak gibberish, you just add gibberish letters , numbers or signs , for example, cat is to - catdnfds in gibberish. see you add a lot of just random letters to the end of your word. it is actually really fun to talk gibberish. and this is a funny way to put gibberish in public...
Babbling- talk a lot about a lot of random things
Yammering- Talking a lot or continously
gibberish- adding random letters to the end of a word
below, there is a atachment to wonderopolis...check it out, its really cool!!!!!
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I'm doing" Why Are They Called "S'mores"? I Call it!
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I'm doing Why Are They Called "S'mores"? Have you ever thought who invented s'mores? We don't know! They were first published in a Traming And Trailing Girl Scouts cooking book. Loretta Scott Crew was given credit for making the recipe because she made them by a campfire for her Girl Scouts. They are called s'more because it's short for "some s'mores". This named was invented by the Girl Scouts in 1971. You make s'mores by getting two graham crackers and chocolate bars and don't forget the marshmallows!
Marshmallow- A round squishy and white tasty food.
Gooey- Near to melting substance that if touched will stick.
Varieties- Very many of one kind.
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I CALL DIBS ON How can Video Games be good for you?
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Spies need to be creative, and should be able to adapt to any situation. Lot's of spy's Work on surveillance. If you go to spynethq.com you can get a Watch tha records video surveillance.
undercover/very secret
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I am doing how many blocks make a igoo! :)
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Are Sea Anemones Plants or Animals? This is what I call dibs on.
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i am doing how did april fools day begin
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Why does Jell-O Jiggle?
Jello is made out of gelatin. This protein can be found in many animals and humans.Glelatin is a processed protein called collagen.Collagen is what makes skin,legaments and tendons stretchy and flexable.It also comes from bones and fingernails.The jello we eat comes from collagen extracted from the ground bones or from hooves and connective tissues of animals like pigs and cows. So vegans, who dont eat animal products,do not eat Jell-O,or any product containing glelatin.There are alot of foods contain Gelatin.Here are some foods that have gelatin in it they are jellies,soups,marshmallows and even gummy bears!So that is how jello jiggle.
.Gelatin- is processed protein called collagen
Appetizing-is something that taste really good
vegan-someone who does not eat animal products or any product containing gelatin
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What is a cannonball? A cannonball is something everybody loves doing even parents. I've always wondered how you make a splash. The answer is that your body plunges down under water then the water gets forced in every which way shooving water up in the air. Cannonballs are neat because of the concept. I enjoy cannonballs do you?
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Cats love catnip like dogs love bones. Catnip is actually part of the mint family. There is almost 250 speices of catnip in the world. Amazingly catnip can grow from two to three feet tall and it can have flowers from blue to pink. The leaves and stems contain an oil called nepetalactone cats rspond to this product fresh and ground up (which it usually is). Some cats are effected by this at all only 50 to 70 percent of cats respond to catnip. Even some bigcats go crazy over it.
feline- Cat including bigcat and domestic cat.
hallucinogenic- A drug or material that can make hallucinations.
pheromone- a chemical that is made by a speices that effects the animals behavior
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Today's wonder is one you will really sink your teeth or fangs into. What do vampires and snakes have in common? Well my wonder of the day is ''How do fangs work''. Snakes use their fangs in special ways like when they inject venom into their prey to immobilize them. Snake venom is a type of saliva produced by special glands. Venom contains a mixture of many different types of proteins and enzymes. Many of these proteins and enzymes are harmless to humans, but some are toxic. When the snakes are not using their fangs the fangs sort of fold up inside their mouth .Scientists sometimes catch venomous snakes and take the venom from their fangs by squeezing the venom sac in their heads to force the release of the venom into a container. They then use this venom to create a special medicine called "antivenin" that can be used to save the lives of people bitten by snakes. I have enjoyed learning about snakes and hope to come to wonderopolis in the future.
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I am doing Why are they called smores!
Smores are a fun and tasty snack. But why do people call them smores marsshweet, Soft, Gooey.This sweet, warm, gooey, delicious treat always leaves kids wanting more.
Toasty= Golden Brown.
Traditional= Do it ever year.
Marshmallow= Gooey and sweet.
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Dibs for what Makes a Pyramid?Did you know a pyrimad can be all shapes and sizes? Well I didn"t! It has three or more straight sides and a point at the top called the apex. No one knows how pyramads were formed but I think its just sand that got into a pile and rained on and dryed a lot!
Pyramad- A massive structur built esspecially in acient Egept that usualy has a square base and four triangular sides.
Apex- The top of a pyramad.
Egyption- A person born in Egypt or is living in Egypt.
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i call dibs for can you grow candy corn!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Which dessert takes the cake?
When something "takes the cake", it usually means it's the best example of something. This phrase was invented at cake-walk strutting competitions in the late 19th century. At these competitions, couples who won received an actual cake as their prize. We think cake really does "take the cake" when it comes to desserts. Cake has been around for thousands of years. The first "cakes" were probably fried bread or cheesecakes. The word "cake" originates from a Viking root. It comes from an Old Norse word "kaka". Today, cakes come in many different flavors. What is your favorite?
Vocab words:
Dessert- food that is usually sweet
Fondant- a gummy paste that tastes like sugar. Used to decorate cakes.
Lollipop- hard, flavored candy on a stick
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I am doing Who Invented Cotton Candy? Did you know that cotton candy was first made in 1867? Originally cotton candy is white but they use food coloring to dye it blue and pink. There is as much sugar in Cotton Candy as in a can of soda, but the only ingrediant in Cotton Candy is sugar! Also National Cotton Candy Day is November 7.
Dye: The dye in cotton candy is usally pink or blue.
Admission: You have to pay an admission to get into the fair.
Expensive: Cotton Candy machines can be expensive or cost alot of money.
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Hippies are a group of people who weant against conformity. Hippies got there name because they were hip and knew what was going on around them. Hippes also were different clothes lots of them had barefeet and wore bell-bottomed jeans and tye-dyed shirts.Did you know thatthe hippie movment just wasnt about being different from the public. Hippies protested the Vietnam War because thay felt it was too much fighting. They also put peace sybols on many thing to show their bad feelings of war. Also, hippies showed themselves through music like psychedelic rock 'n' roll. Some hippie protests were called sit-ins because they would sit down and not leave from that spot. Hippies are not just in Amrica thay were also in Mecixo, Great Briten, New Zealand and Chile. Now that you know this ask your self...are you a hippie?
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Proposed amendments to the Constitutional Review Act seeking to substitute district commissioners with Local Government Authority directors in coordinating public opinion gatherings when the exercise begins, took centre stage yesterday when MPs started debating the Constitutional Review Bill.
The debate ensued after the Attorney General, Fredrick Werema, tabled the bill seeking the House's blessings to amend the law that came into force on December 1, 2011.
Justice Werema said good spirit aimed at having a better Act still influence the amendments, adding that they have considered stakeholders' views in their course, including those from political parties.
Whereas the government's proposed amendments were widely backed by a large section of legislators from the opposition, majority of the lawmakers from the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi (CCM) opposed the changes as they wanted the present version, which permits District Commissioners to remain in charge of the whole coordination process at local government level, to remain.
The specific section disputed is 17 (5) (a) (b) as well as bringing new subsections 9 and 10 in the 2011 Constitutional Review Act.
Anna Kilango Malecela, (Same East, CCM) said the proposed amendment to has the DCs substituted by district director may not be suitable because the directors are responsible for development projects, adding that coordinating constitutional review exercise for them could be a far fetched matter.
District directors; even though act as returning officers during general elections.
"DCs have full administrative authority and act as chairpersons of defence and security committee at district levels, thus they should overseer the review exercise," Malecela said.
Kilango's views were echoed by Esther Bulaya (Special Seats, CCM) who cautioned that the amendments should also specify the time when civic education will be provided, adding that this would prevent people bent at misusing the public rallies from doing so.
Pindi Chana (Special Seats, CCM) disqualified the use of directors in the carrying out of the exercise saying under the present legal setting they do not have the machinery to do the job as opposed to district commissioners.
"Directors overseer departments such as agriculture, water and others, but the entire government machinery is under the DC. In my view, this amendment should not be passed," Chana said.
She also called for the politicians who would be appointed to the constitutional review commission to be patient so as to avoid conflicts driven by ideologies.
Said Arfi (Mapanda Central, Chadema) told the House that his party and other opposition parties would not have bothered to have DCs coordinating the constitutional review arrangements if they did not appear in the constitution of the ruling party.
"The problem here is that we are all aware of the duties of the DCs and how they execute them. Therefore let us have these amendments passed if really we are determined to have a constitution based on the interests of the public," he said.
For his part and former Attorney General Andrew Chenge (Bariadi West, CCM) looked opposed to Arfi's position, saying having the posts of DCs mentioned in CCM constitution was a non issue because that it does not hold water because even that of the President appears in the same document and there appears to be no conflict of interest.
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"Local Government Authority directors employ ward and village executives and they are spokespersons of the National Electoral Commission during elections. Why do we take away our trust on them in the constitution review process," Machali queried.
Earlier, presenting the Standing Committee on Constitution, Legal and Administration deputy chairperson Angela Kairuki supported the government's proposed amendments.
"The Committee believes that these proposals aim at having the constitutional review process under government executives and civil servants who are not tied to political ideology so as to ensure the commission's independence and transparency."
Spokesperson of the official opposition camp in Parliament, Tundu Lissu said the amendments would ensure that the process towards having a new constitution starts on correct footing.
"This Act is perhaps important than any law the tenth Parliament will have opportunity to debate. It is a historical bill because since the independence of Tanganyika 50 years ago and since Union was forged almost 48 now Tanzanians have never had an opportunity to discuss and decide on their national constitutional future as stipulated in this Act," Lissu said.
The proposed Bill for amendment stipulates tht sections to be amended include Section 6 (i) which would provide opportunity to political parties, civil societies, religious organisation and professional associations to propose names among whom President of the United Republic and that of Zanzibar would choose to be members of the commission.
The current Act, assented by President Kikwete in December gives absolute powers to the Union President in consultation with the Zanzibar President to appoint chairman as well as members of the commission.
It further proposes addition to Subsection 17 (9) and 17(10) to which allow individuals, religious institutions, and political parties to conduct civic education on the exercise. The present Act does not provide this aspect. These groups would be reporting to local government council directors instead of district commissioners.
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In spite of how blue our planet appears from space, it has a deceptively small amount of potable water, she said, because 97.5 percent of the earth's water is seawater. Freshwater accounts for a mere 2.5 percent, and, of this, 70 percent is locked in glacial forms. The remainder is groundwater, which comes in the form of surface water and aquifers, or deep, underground caverns of water.
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