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electorian collage popular thing amonst states well states one law others lot strict laws one ways win winner take vote way popular vote people vote winners voting vote agenst eachother thoes two states nebraska maine electorial collage might ask well happends voters vote president state electors turn elect president lived texas voted john kerry vote state 34 democratic electors pledged kerry chance thoes electors statewide electon would get 34 electoral votes kerry would get 34 electoral votes

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luke trying get peoplefriends join seagoing cowboys program asks brother john join lot fun said get explore go around world see places youve never seen best part get go help others dont lot supplies dont know says john quietly dont want away home something bad could happen mom dad im sure one says john youre right said youre willing enough help others need kidding would never want actually go exploring brother would never want leave job awhile juat cant handle hey said couldnt handle dont want something bad happen im gone never know could happen mom dad getting older know dont know whats best hey luke johnsays mom kids fighting could asked wanted instead fighting time nothing mom says john handle one come john tell give answer john silent ok fine says quietly know seagoing cowboys program luke goes ya ive heard wonderful program replies mom well luke wants go next trip im ready leave guys yet need help around house youll probably miss john 18 leave dad promise okay eachother wonderful neighbors help us task replies mom told john trip lifetime exclaimed never forget moments together come make feel stronger ill side whole time help others need together john please agree come join one never forget experience well suppose said john trying hide grin mom clapped hands together ive never seen two actually come agreement im proud john im also proud luke thanks mom said unison gave big hug im going miss mom said john im going miss said mom reply

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venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author supports idea stateing earth like even thought mass co2 clouds highly corosive sulfuric acid tht planted average 800 degrees fahrenheit still belive live ther nearest planet earth could onew point backup planet also want study land feature valleys mountains crater nasa found send humans study surface venus venus would allow scientist float fray nasa imagine blimplike vehicle hovoring 30 miles roiling venusian landscape wont work due fact still tosty 179 degrees farenheit could still air preasure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels survivable humans alothough venus may seam like best planet live one day might planet live keep poluting planet take helping planet situation nasa say human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imaginationand innovation life know one day end exploring new planets may somewhere else go earth decides regect us humans due events life destruction done time may leavecomputers may advanced scientist may figure make humnas live without oxygen meantime need take care earth species others come may use beautiful planet treat better venus known twin earth due closeness tho earth terms density size earth venus mars planetary neighbo orbit sun different speeds differences speed mean times lcoser mars times venus mars another planet plan look moving mars beter living conditions lot plaants dies ice water inside mars large nebula large huricane gasses quite dangerous human life thank reading studentname

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everyone emotion sad happy scared maybe even disgusted different take one look someone time tell specific day talking students classroom really valuable know emotions feel certain things knowlage read someone really good thing everyone emotions lot times always best classroom says article computers able analyze majority class felt something teacher would able change lesson make engaging students also fact someone okay computers could pick maybe teacher would able talk student concluson use technology valuable classroom setting helping education helping teachers learn engage students better

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idea venus worthy pursuit despite dangers beucase venus like closest planet earth density size even occasionally closest distance even though plantes orbit sun differnt speed speed changing sometimes closer mars venus depending speed earths spacecraft would go try land venus mission unmanned missions unmanned becuase spacecraft survied landing house thats knew could send spacecraft venus would able survie thier three decades sapceship go sent aging venus also sometimes called evening star one brightest planets venus also second planet sun even though able see sun able see venus distant poin earth trying go examine venus closely like dangerous able survie long spacecraft really wants know morw venus try fo research also trying take risk going even though cant really go venus many reashers trying make machines last venus reashers trying make innovation allow machiens last long engough knowledge venus send electorns made silicon carbide got test surfeace venus got last three weeks nasa one working approaches studying venus nasa looking another project old technology called chanical computers technlogy made 1800s used 1940s world war ii sounds little weird technlogy old sounds werid alredy computers computers really powerful flexible quick computers really pwerful flexible quick could really help computers could really help studying venus need something technology spacecraft really survie venus need like good technology able go venus also becuase technology venus could expoled something happen venus able get good reachers venus really good technology study venus venus able people study see whats around everything go venus would changllening something able go without somethig happing traving earth stuff limited dangerous stuff might might chanllenging venus might doubts also expanded meet imaginatio ivvovation venus

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ever wonder student classroom actually get teacher teaching well thanks new technology called facial action coding system detects facial emotions feel need technology schools help students actually get taught new technology detect weather child learning bored change subject depending emotion every student intrests example kid might love football bestfriend loves horseback riding thing school subjects students learn way different need new technology schools help kids learn way want learn possible facial action coding system article making mona lisa smile facical action coding system able detect emotions mona lisa painting mona lisa 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry know 3d structure face model face 44 muscles face must move like human muscles information paragraph 3 computer scanned model rely psychologist figure rest based expression face alot things detected facial expressions help us understand people act way feel way like said students detect wether happy bored lesson also change question doesnt make bored actually like learning think schools need facial action coding system help students learn classroom without learn stuff arent really technology also gives chance learn subjects way understand learning hopefully one day new technology facial action coding system schools helping students learn way need technology might well take advantage

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people believe face mars alien artifact although people believe true face discovered surface mars really mesa proven scientists used special camera capture really seeing camera used showed everything captured clear matter taken picture youd able tell exactly huge attraction everyone topic bacame popular truth revealed huge attraction face mars landform things like commonly found around cydonia thus proving things like somewhat common area picture taken showed butte mesa said commonly found american west even compared middle butte snake river plain idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa conclusion disception face mars misunderstanding truth unfolded world knows face mars really mesa

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way think articale dont think good idea use puting face put technology computers would mess people look like struguling person boted want would wast time would go throw deminstration even thing computer would fun fact mite mess trying one part people puting face smiling acutually sad fact many times see picture may look like heshe acting like actualy could mabey get confused way hand could help like one thinking thing could help dont know somthing mabey could make something small like app phone people would use fun walking try make game among friends around see tell one anothers expreshons

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choice join event would would like helping people program program able travel world help people countries example war going need medical food help go help people need things going travel ship luke found time fun board maybe ship feed give bed sleepin luke saidit made aware people contries thier needsthere lots reasons part program also jobs ship like cleaning ship getting food ready people board eat also ship may run storm crew determan bad storm storm bad go inside till storm clears arive country need need like getting water suply getting food people getting medical care people need need dont believe ask luke contry needs get back inon ship waggon came leave return home wait next country needs really join program im going force decistion

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vauban germany residents upscale communitiy suburban pioneers people like call home street parking driveways home garages generally forbidden experimental new district also advantage two places park large garage buy home 40000 u get parking spot result 70 percent vaubans families cars 57 percent sold car could move good thing people really tense car happier new enviorment 2006 example growning trend europe unied states elsewhere seperate suburban life auto use component movment called smart planning good news also parks centers also bloomed throughout citiy new yourks new bike sharing program skyrocketing bridge tunnel tolls changes people stopped car commuting result reccesion may find less reason resume habit also pedestian bycicyle private cars commercial public transportation traffic woven connected network

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fell computer program counldnt well becase teatch studens say 4 months standing person fell faces make mad happy upest angry program works could open lot programs world help every day life work example say going ask boss rase could walk make look like texting frinds find boss upset mad know good time ask rase houres hand program could work till gets something wrong lose job say something hurt person eve programing whos money go buy software program whatever else need schools spend money need makes happy simpily school wouldnt want prodct like example apples vs samsung make phones run diffrent software mostly apps made places many people paying apple simply famouse people thing samsung 100 honest dont see famouse peopel haveing classroom computer recognize student becoming confused bored think world becomes would become even scumbags already would make us lazy loss ourselfs tech personly think programing could good could bad comes schools buy peolpe feel would something highher class privet schools

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article driverless cars coming author presents negative positive aspects driverless cars future course people driverless cars certainly support development driverless cars cars benetificial itll reduce car accidents relax driver simply easy use first driverless cars benefit everyone google cofounder sergey brin explained paragraph 1 envisions future public transportation system fleets driverless cars publictransport taxi system going benefit gas future also surgery stated forsees driverless car would use half fuel todays taxis transportations amazing cars change world tremendously secondly cars reduse amount car accidents due driver paying attention road know everyone knows amount deaths takes place texting driving drinking driving cars control driving wont far many accidents reasons driverless cars many sensors car control amount accidents many sensor put cars nowadays things starters rotating system roof video camera rearview mirror gpss inertial motion sensor sensors put together necessary develop driverless car finally idea simple safe easy use comes hand today many car manufacturs hope add features car make ideal smarter car reality causing confusion driver making difficult imagine car way somewhere without control knowing safe sounds relaxing chill right way future passage also states driver get bored sitting way nest destionation thats idea dr werner huber came stated interpret driving fun way driver able control aware people agree disagree idea driverless cars agree develpment benefit future reduce car accidents make future relaxed driving scenarios safe cars positive attribute future future certainly look forward driver cool driverless cars think everyone else

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heard face mars really isnt face mars either natural information alien artifacted im going tell scientist think another mission got pictures scientist figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusal shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh although scientist believe face alien artifact photographing cydonia became priority nasa mars gobal surveyor arrived red planet sept 1997 eighteen long years viking mission eneded michael malin mars orbiter camera team snappped picture ten times sharper origianl viking photos thousnad anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west really isnt face mars either natural information alien artifacted information article believe landform

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student high school think new facial action coding system used reason saying teachers could use lesson see kids getting bored lesson liking teacher could use new technology help change lesson keep depending students facial expressions using new technology example paragraph 4 dr huang tells us even though individuals often show varying degrees expression like smiling using video imagery new emotion recongnition software tracks facial movements mona lisa painting new software technology even tell thats shes 83 happy 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry opinion amazing would guested could tell fealing painting couple hundred years later computer contructs 3d model face uses 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles six basic emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness movement muscles tell emotion feeling tell us paragraph 7 home pc cant handle complex algorithism used dicode mona lisa looking mirror raising lips corner mouth 2 quinting eye slighty produce wrinkling corner eye 3 holding raise outer parts cheeks towards eyes describe emotion happy introduction new technology great idea teacher anyone use students change way teachers teach also change world

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author makes valaid point passage said venus may earthlike planet solar system often referred sa earths twin closest planet earth terms density size venus might largely covered oceans could supported various forms life day venus features analogous earth venus surface rocky sediment valleys mountains craters dangers traveling venus extreme unlike earth venus average temperature 800 degrees atmospheric pressure 90 times greater earth clouds surround venus highly corrosive sulfuric acid nasa one compelling way battle harsh conditions would send astronauts scientists float 30 miles surface blimplike vechicle scientists would fray easy conditions surviable humans however would limited surface least could study planet author states travels limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation author stated pros cons exploration venus implies could learn alot venus even earth studying venus support idea well

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dear state senator believe electoral college works problem solver since electoral college established founding fathers according article electoral college since electoral college consists 538 possible electoral votes believe majority 270 electoral votes enough able decide united states president best thing electoral votes certanty outcome according article defense electoral college five reasons keep method choosing president richard posner also states another thing thats good electoral college avoids runoff elections said aricle means avoids problem elections canidate receives majority votes cast many things electoral college right thats beleve stay hand also things electoral college wrong example us voters dont vote president slate electors later vote president accordingto article indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defences system wrong another thing wrong electoral college disaster waiting happen disaster waiting happen year 2000 likely biggest election crisis century stated aritcle indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defences system wrong last final reason electoral college isnt beat thing choosing president united states electoral college unfair voters example winnertakeall system senators focus care whtas important conclusion senator still belive elcetoral college stay becuase worked way suddent stop propername

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idea teacher changes lesson student nodding class intiment think student learning 1 piece technology university illinois history made prof thomas huang inovated facs facial action coding system litterally read peoples faces tell theyre feeling cool able know people feeling teachers able change lesson one kid shows theyre confused bored help whole class right says articleaccording facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles express emotions also may even help produce themparagraph 9 making mona lisa smile dalto slap happy face makes look like youre happy good time itll eventually make feel alot better

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everybodys got car right car many either required convenience even status symbol told cars becoming becoming burden rest world negative aspects everybody owning car taken physical position amongst worlds issues everybody realized yet several cities countries choosing take issues head let tell bit couple found taken drastic steps end intend chosen side stand issues lie ahead first vauban germany according source 1 city made outright difficult car would hardpressed find anywhere park city made street parking driveways home garages illegal able automobile must go way drive garage edge district pay 40000 parking space city trying make citizens less dependent automobiles designing whole district easily accesible alternative means transport foot example must getting attention environmental protection agency also promoting car reduced communities looking future suburban environments next paris france recently according source 2 city france put restriction amount cars driving streets reduce monstrous smog levels plan cars even numbered license plates drive particular day cars odd numbered license plates drive another day plan worked decision smog levels leveled near ones present beijing china said one polluted world gone reasonable level longer living toxic conditions maybe rest world adopt similar plan need arises lastly bogota capital columbia according source 3 bogota program place banned motor transportation except public transit taxis day city seven milion need transportation pretty high citizens participated managed without hitch using means tranportation bicycle event part long campaign designed promote smog reduction alternative means transport campaign also seen construction 118 miles bicycle paths throughout city citys culture major trouble adapting change places commerce recreation begun crop facilitate change pace change beginning affect country government taking notes success campaigns happening countries according source four studies show seeing reduction ammount people buying automobiles earning drivers licences choice americans access enough money buy new cars according author article elisabeth rosenthal seeing end car culture thought mind side stand time decide future

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artical challenge exploring venus author suggets studying venus worthy question would would like study explore planet venus solar system planet venus second planet sun venus simple see distant safe vantag point earth venus clostest planet earth studyng another planet really bad espically facts information learn certian planet like example situtaion talking planet venus planet venus bad think learn alot text probably didnt know author provides alot information probably suprised example know tmpatures 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric prssure 90 times greater earth experience meaning way hot earth unlike planet mecury closer sun venus likely experince impediments example erupting volcanoes earthquakesand mostly lightning strikes land surface venus still surface rocky sediment also include familiar features earth like valleys moutains craters imporantly researchers take swamples rock gas anything distance therefore scienctist seek mission understand venus venus tend delicate comes physical conditions example author uses imagin exposing cell phone tablet heat melting tin author trying get attention make think wondering would happen wer expose someting like heat conclusion studying planet bad dangered anyone unless going pshically therefore author telling good idea study venus andf meet new information planet

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driverless cars future feel coolest inventions since invention smartphone think hopping car telling go anything along way sounds like ultimate luxury lots people feel way passage shows driverless cars amazing increasing flexibility average persons day ability entertained drivers seat car simply wait machines become mainstream become one first purchase one driverless cars would increase flexibility average persons day simple typing want go im sure children would able operate cars also would allow kids get afterschool activities easier school easier would widen opportunities parents able things everyday driverless cars became truly driverless imagine multitasking opportunities would available car heck could work homework drivers seat dad could make business calls paperwork driving parents could interact kids anyone everyone could get work done could also entertained car doesnt like entertainment last least driverless cars super cool mean come theyre driverless cars concept world think totally amazing technology days look forward inventions along lines inventions make life easier fun whole lot productive best knowledge good things conclusion driverless cars bomb make life easier fun productive entertaining whole concept spectacular something right scfi novel tv show look forward breach mainstream waiting waiting purchase driverless car

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would seem like good idea known student struggling confused able change lesson understanding lesson dont like idea dont think would give students privacy freaks think someone watching camera smartphone laptop knew someone using camera smartphone watch wouldnt use smartphone much wouldnt feel safe facial reconition interesting facinating normal scary technology used new smartphones phone use facial reconition unlock phone yes cool also little odd never done technology could good goverment help dont think software put student laptops student gets confused lost switch lesson administrators could like idea student stuggling something could ask teacher arent near teacher teachers would reply email help student email personally student dont like idea software put student laptops think idea software put smartphones bad idea juust people privacy identity secure someone got hold software used bad reasons identity theft reason dont like idea software put smartphones laptops however like idea software able read emotion especially non human emotion think facinating software could tell emotion world famous mona lisa able replicate human muscles facial structures computer able get kind technology absolutely amazing emotion sometimes complicated understand see someones facial expression nearly eight billion people earth able use technology figure someone emotional state nearly ground breaking break technology outstandind extremely impresive arent many people could make piece sowtware something like doubt da vinci painted world renoun panting future someone would looking emotion da vinci put mona lisa painting many conspiracies done dont think anyone world seen ever went wonder emotion feeling right end like software used find emotion humans paiinting dont like idea used phones laptops

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making computers understand human emotions feelings sounds like great thing personally thinnk could computer phone basically know like really make things easier comes looking things shopping online like article school work understanding lessions resouce valuable students classroom feel useful like reading states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored meaning computer automatically change way teaching find way fit something like schools could completely change way school together great way easy teaching might think wise alot problems could possibly go wrong cost software software makes mistakes weather software would work every student also see kids becoming lazy big problem still feel great idea actually school also think fight parent choose weather would want kids experiment overall software every child use please

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author driverless cars coming pretty good job weighing positives negatives driverless cars seemed leaning towards development driverless cars position similar authors driverless cars could useful near future compiling list pros cons seen ratio two one one first positive driverless cars fact one spend money buy car anymore text states future public transportation system fleets driverless cars form publictransport taxi system publictransport system occurr one would spend ridiculous amount money takes buy car people could put money saved buying car towards expenses persons lifetime would likely spend less money taxi fees would buying car putting gas overall expense gas persons driving lifetime adds hefty amounts topic gasoline talked world wide countries producing using quickly soon world dried oil resort means power cars one way could slow consumption gasoline developing driverless cars publictransport system set less people cars fill gas therefore less oil used annually text states carswould use half fuel todays taxis united states made switch driverless cars would use half oil use today would good sense saving precious fossil fuels also sense saving environment people would use publictransport system meaning would less cars road would reduce amount carbon emmissions help save environment mass publictransport system would come existance would different publictransport systems today people use publictransport ride bus busses stick schedules change according specific persons schedule pose many issues people driverless cars used form publictransport would flexibility schedules driverless car service would function almost identically taxi service stated earlier would environmentally friendly text states carsoffer far flexibility bus many people forsee populations becoming environentally friendly hopping board driverless car idea positives driverless cars also negatives driverless cars human driver still alert order take certain traffic conditions text states fact none cars developed far completely driverless steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navigating work zones around accidents call driverless cars arent entirely driverless even though human drivers occasionally put small amounts work car work text states steer accelerate brake left car needs little assistance every everyone formed different opinions whether driverless cars used widespread weighing pros cons seems like positive aspects outweigh negative ones driverless cars widely used would see improvement environment less fossil fuels used less money put towards cars put towards expenses

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face mars created aliens however natural landform created rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size added objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see land form known face mars mesa earth mesas picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west even though may look like artifact formed like mesa nothing hide becaus eour satelights take many pictures mesa evidence alien presence mars sybols kind near face shacks anything could lead conclousion aleins built face evidence face mars common landform misconceived face sorts built aliens even though may common landform hard belive artifact anceint civilization lived mars

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would author ignore dangers venus author believes studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers hot dangerous author says astronomers fascinated venus may well earth like planet solar system author believed conditions arent easy humans survive venus author wants explore matter dangerous venus like earth want see people living venus like us since humans could live reseachers cant take gas rock samples venus matter dangerous venus interesting author astronomers planning visit see different things venus earth like things venus dangers venus arent dangerous astronomers challeneges venus called evening star well know one brightest points light twin earth venus earth like density size closest distance could humans living planets author believes studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents

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author states venus may like earth one point venus may evidence surface could happened cause inhospitable also point humans probably going run challenges like venus claims reasons author thinks venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents according scientists venus may like earth one point really like earth could much learn could find atmosphere like got extreme may evidence life planet paragraph two suthor states venus closest planet earth terms density reason many people believe venus could even twin earth surface could evidence need know life forms venus paragraph five said planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains statement makes seem venus really like earth one point may proof could land long something venus long enough study land future humans continue explore solar system likely run planet like venus humans learn study planets like venus land would knowledge needed next planet experince planets extreme conditions finding another planet also extreme conditons could get information plant lot faster rate conclusion author makes multiple points support idea wanting venus studied venus possibly like earth one point giving us experince planets like important author

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article driveless cars coming many opinions procced thought dream driverless cars article supports sides argument makes vailed points sides although postive points brought article negative article paragraph nine many reasonable questions brought article regarding safety drivers pedestrians happen technology glithes someone ends dying would blame accidents happening people may argue made many advances technology day still everyday household items blowing one negative feature driverless cars brought article emergency road car supposed although negativies driverless cars also postivies like paragraph seven article brings postivies situtation car features making driving safer less diffcult another postive thing mentioned article driverless cars thought us using less fuel use less fuel saving enviroment pollution rate going well another postive thing driverless cars safety person driving car may increase seat belt put put correctly car start article driverless cars coming shows sides argument although negative aspects car also positive aspects wil increase safety drivers

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author shown venus planet worthy exploration different points essay however author also uses many different examples venus ishas dangerous humans venture essay lean towards necessary humans curious journey author using examples overall author uses large amount evidence nasa mainly describe certain ways trying solve problems started already author introduce con aspect essay first explaining humans able journey onto venus surface yet start saying previous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decadesparagraph 2 reassuring phrases goal get humans surface venus adding author placing understanding dangers dangers plainly spacecraft survive surface neighbor planet human possibly adding scare factor author switches tone describes certain parts venus scientists need get close order study need close enough see clearly author tells us different features similar earth similarities scientists learn discover much planet venus author names similarities astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system surface rocky sedimet includes familiar features valleys mountians cratersparagraph 4 author says leading reader want know venus like say venus earthlike planet solar system making reader wonder venus must like also making readers curious humans learn planet well major benifit risk management scale next author also introduced possible solution problem venus surface found nasa research land safely venus able withstand longer duration time well author said nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray jet airplanes travel higher altitude fly many storms vehicle hovering venus woud avoid unfriendly groung conditions staying wayparagraph 5 major point nasa already finding different ways ships venus step closer ship survive surface well also important discovering different materials lasting venuslike condition learning could work humans create ship would float fray would able scientist observe learn venus problem scientists wouldnt able collect samples surface yet furthermore author explained different points throughout entire essay consisting cons situation like spacecraft unable last longer hours planet parts essay important people go search earths sister planet similar landscape two share author also added different solutions nasa trying decypher perfect example plan ship floating fray scientists close enough make observations far away enough unable take samples author portrayed venus highly worthy planet explore many different factors important

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ever since invention car people driven walking biking cause gas emissions well forms pollution smog better way get point point b every day life henry ford revolutionized world produced model ever since driving huge part life world makes life easy almost become coming age ceremony finally get lisence lisence freedom become societies piece plastic showing drive used id used show age allowed whether buy alcohol getting lisence almost necessity entire world like vauban individual suburbs wide sidewalks restaraunts grocery stores reasonable biking distance sure im ditching car every day life car necessity im speaking ive seen little town coast florida agree car new york carries less value need live people still streets still always full taxi cabs still cars itd different took subway big eat coast cities cable cars west coast ones taking taxi still burning precious fuel harmful air car free utopias sound good may even success main thing lack practicality nothing practical places reduce fuel use smog air polution sure use car truck replaced lets say apractical emergency wifes water broke going able get nearest hospital bike time calling ambulance may take long well lets say need evacuate threat happens often still pliable scenairo im saying cities arent amazing bashing find progressive excellent think really make mark replacement automobile cites grow sprout world prosper get phenomenal feedback support however never replace automobile least lifetime probably even childrens lifetime perhaps even childrens life time every sinc mr ford produced first model automobile stay long time

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dear senator florida think change electoral college election popular votes president united states people united states elect president vice president want white house electoral college 538 electors 270 538 electors required elect president people united states thats fair cause 269 electors pick one president 269 pick president wins lets forget us presidential race 2000 bush election 271 electoral vote al gore 266 gore individual votes bush didnt el ectoral college thats richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce afl cio agree abolish electoral college reason electoral college wrong voters vote voting president really voting slate electors might might vote president voted lived texas instance wanted vote john kerry youd vote slate electors pledged kerry nationwide election would go congress kerry would get 34 electors votes reasons think electoral college changed

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dear senator meaning ask please leave electoral college way many people grateful kind art education many ways people use place long know many scarefices many people choose area got diffrent reason come mind stop idea elimanating fine place construct years hard work long many people still would like choose college great example success letter senator refuse dont know would dobut know choose came mind stop picking good bad choices help pick right choice well making election area happens four years really worth anything many would disagree nonsense build forget came mind pick right choice

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development driverless cars pursued respective manner taken consideration technology upgraded evolve better suit cater human needs people progress throughout time lot people oppurtunity drivers license allowed retain one even one license may access car live large populated city leaves hail taxi catch bus trainsubway reliable sources transportation taxi alternative transportation drivers run late get lost unfortunately get accident subway bus could also running late involved accident smart selfdriving care could cut navigational problems well time managment though driverless car still infancy many developments advances made concept worthy thought investment speculation car would still need human driver alert take wheel sophisticated compromising situation car yet know deal car remains safe advanced way articulate advanced driving would also help developments make car drive effeciently even car accident roadwork performed financial state smart cars would much less expensive smarter road would equipped magnets another energy source would send signals car course roads would upgraded upgrade would come taxpayers pockets government well one thing holding back tests advancements futurisic riding service would law still assumed states america safe kind car car driver considered humans still must trust behind wheel instead driver beside behind front since everyones judgement wavelength others fact already car market safety feature allows car stop hint danger even drivers reflexes fast enough simply stop car possibility safe selfdriving car far leap may seem america put man moon working thing mars already two rovers red planet satellites spacecrafts leave solar system without help human hand hubble space telescope sends pictures headquarters accord achievments done driverless car thought impossible send human space much less moon said done time time thing keeping project efficient cars driving tethered chain doubt second thought concept development driverless car purusued achieved tehcnology continue advance course car would improve time things given chance let car chance showcasing potential

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remeber sixteenth birthday woke bright early went stright bmv get best gift could given teenager gift freedomtrustand responsbility going get lisence excited begin driveing loved driverless cars would take joy driving away dont think continue spend bunch money devolping driverless cars always need human alertness vehicle happens crash responsble manufacture owner smart car driverless cars would longer excitment getting lisence driverless cars expenseive practical one googles driverless car radar system one car cost two hundred million dollers realisticly two hundred million dollers spend prius cost like cars mor televison fantisy practicality buy driver less car would expect relax car ride actually driveless cars still always require human assitance driverless cars designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills navagating work zones around accidents means human driver must remain alert ready take situation requires driverless cars arnt really driverless always require human alertness asitance vihicle happen smart car crash would take breack computer home spill grape soda happen technolgy fails hit pedestrian anothier car would responsible accident owner car manufacturer new laws needed order cover lialbility case accident driving laws focus keeping drivers pasengers pedestrians safe lawmakers know saftey best achieved alert driver devolpment driverless cars waste time money cars always somewhat dependent humans never truly driverless many liability issuse accedent takes place fun getting lisence sit car drivers want children feel way turned sixteen want able give gift dads gave gift reponsbility trust freedom

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imagine world completely pollution free world worry greenhouse gases global warming highly unlikely get point still try reach perfectly healthy world many advantages tolimiting car use advantages would reducing stress reducing amount pollution saving money stress feeling everyone relate whether work school money home life stressing things healthy several studies showing getting proper exercise tremendous health benefits problem one ever seems time work go walk however walk get wherever youre going would easily recieve enough exercise help lower stress plus driving extremely stressful without sit traffic deal bad drivers average persons stress levels would plummet first passage contains quote suburban mom two car always tense im much happier way recently feel hear news greenhouse gases pollution honestly hearing global warming frightening experience almost like glass cold water thrown face 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europe caused passenger cars parts united states 50 percent car companies helping rolling hybrid electric cars cars expensive everyone willing shell kind money reducing car use harmful gases polluting air greatly decrease places like parisfrance beijing china ver heavily polluted places clearer air money money seems like rules world really enjoy throwing moeny away course dont well drive car everywhere go might well gas prices high takes upwards 50 dollars fill tank average car mention price car pay gas car insurance maintence bill car paid yet people walk work store dont car saving thousands dollars year conclude reduce use cars reduce stress reduce amount pollution save money want leave planet earth healthy livable future generations seriously consider ditching car buying nice pair walking shoes

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voting always something special almost everyone african americans fighting civil war right vote women nineteenthcentury also fighting voting rights voting always controversial topic privilege changed many times beginning united states since birth primary way vote president electoral college electoral college process electors voting president almost always onesided battle whoever agrees disagrees electoral colloge someone usually neutral favor keeping electoral college united states choose president begin even though electoral college critisized democratic still allows peoples voices heard expessed trust people electors rarely betrayed however entirely possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote electoral college almost always gurantee outcome another way ties balancing happen article stated almost states award electoral votes winnertakeall basis even slight plurality state creates landslide electoralvote victory state richard posner electoral college always let peoples voices heard even indirect way furthermore electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal single region united states ave enough electoral votes president get elected regional favorites romney south plenty problems regional favorite instead country system caused presidents diversed country able spread hierachical diffusion idea geting elected source number three also states candidate regional appeal unlikely successful president richard posner people get experience president instead jst voting one biased upon lastly electoral college method selecting president avoids problem elections candidates recieves majority votes cast also dissovles problem potential voters wanting vote pressure candidates win majority votethere runoff election would greatly complicate presidential election process wasting time money however process reduced electoral college method invariably produces clear winner electoral college system also argued turn potential voters candidate hope carrying thier state knowing vote effect less incentive pay attention campaign would president picked popular vote richard posner one quotes source number three course single vote change outcome presidential election since voters presidential elections mpstly people want express opinion thinking single vote change election conclusion current way electoral college system best way vote presidential elections even though people could argue undemocratic way elect electors president promote certain way make system every one bit democratic remind senator electoral collage system stay still allows peoples voices heard expessed requires presidential candidate transregional appeal avoids problem elections candidates recieves majority votes cast also dissovles problem potential voters wanting vote truly believe electoral collage stay

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wat think abou drivless cars dont think think beacause fun someone drive around time much would ahve tp pay eldery could ude advantge would fewer recks less people road would dangerous wat storm comes wat would google cares keep driving wat kids getting offf abus would cars stop last week google car got wreck safe cars really thhey say around since 1950 getting wreacks im tenneanger dont want someone driving around want car say havee best car motion ssee whole road doessnt add wat traffic cops gon na due put people jobs peoplw wolund job would people pay wealthy yeah even poor cars pay taxis rally coul ddo dont think cars like eldery thats dont want eldery ride ethier way get ouround hard sekf driving car thtas postive negative

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ever wonder planet like earth studying venus wortthy pursit despit dangers venus simlair features earht fact text referred earth twin becaus e size density sometimes distance sun venus long agoprobably oceans spme type forms life living venus moment time look picture captured venus would see rocky sediment features valleysmountains craters weve understand good aspects venus dangerous cons veunes thirty plus miles surface temperature rises 170 degrees farenheit sounds nice toasty air pressure would close sea level earthsolar power would plentifull radiation would exceed earth survuable humans many spaceships landed venus many didnt make back due conditions tempature closing much want disciver new things find somewhere earth must look terms conditions

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argument favor changing election popular vote president usa electoral college unfair citizens voting candidates electors electoral college process consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes needed elect president presidential election held every four years tuesday first monday november help choose states electors vote president presidential election governor prepares certificate ascertainment lists candidates ran president state along names electors sent congress national archives part official records presidetial election richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio agreed abolishing electoral college alone according gallup poll 2000 60 voters would prefer direct election electoral collegen system voters vote slate elctors turn elect president sometimes voters vote wrong candidate single best argument electoral college might call disaster factor biggest election crisis 2000 official electoral college unfair outdated irrational electoral college depends big states small states argument favor abolishing electoral college fair vote someone else president

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new technology actually valuable story talk making smile still make happy technology could really help tell someone really unhappy people want people know feeling helps people around technology tell like percent happy digusted fearful angry like mona lisas percentages 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 2 percent angry people able know people paintings feeling put together might happening trying point technology actually helpful tell everything using computer using painting see emotions computers detect 44 muscles someone face muscles move like human muscles say article movement one muscles called action unit eckman classified six basic emotions emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness example used telling frontalis pars laterials muscle eyes raises eyebrows surprised way tell angery orbicularis oris around mouth tightens lips many different things technology tell could really help could let people around know feeling instead answer say fine like kind tell friend feeling looking face everyone trouble describing like reasons feel like atleast tell feeling even know feeling way try change feeling like people want explain feel way want friend help boost mood computers unstanding peoples emotions still trying figure nonverbal communicate someone article gives instructions looking mirror first instruction raise lips corners mouth next one squint eyes slightly produce wrinkling corners eyes last one holding raise outer parts cheeks toward eyes ask express mirror suggest emotion happy emotion experts even tell looking celebrity tell truthful happy sad technology could help many people sit sometimes think feeling sad happy well tell easy things like use computer recognize feeling even sitting something computer still tell even learn ways look someones face tell feeling muscles face help friends able tell best friend feeling try change mood even seem helpful really telling someones emotions looking actually change lot things

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seagoing cowboy honor would great opportunity seagoing cowboy wonderful job get go seas help take care animals small town boy thought would never able go see sites like panama canal take gondola ride venice italy since became seagoing cowboy got wonderful job also get see beautiful world natral wonders seagoing cowboy learned job helping others seagoing cowboy best job world opportunities help people get help peoplei belive made difference life also fun sea got bond people begin new friendships mostly fun theway back since animals picked andwe didnt water feed watch liked play fun games like volleyball baseball games empty rooms animals used stay also fun tabletennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling games fun seagoing cowboy adventure helps come aware people truly need help seagoing cowboy also opens eyes well heart people around

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sea going cowboy may interest many people may wonder lots people around world suffering world war 2 may want help program let many different counteries join program would sail ship may contain animalsfoodand helpful items many things destroyed world war 2 including homesanimalsand people stuff change save countless lives chinaeuropeand many places destoryed world war 2 luke deffinetley hero bravery even got ribs hurt ship many people would quit accident like thathe didnt kept best help people suffering conclusioni think luke hero know many people would say helping people danger others may heartbeat donti understand big hero like luke

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transportation used everywhere whether planes bikes motorcycles cars cars main source theyve gotten better smarter years theres ton new ones every year according article google cars developed since 2009 google cars smart cars drive independently without person function certain conditions personal opinion driverless cars smart idea many people drive every single day probably get tired break transportation like may expensive also think worth amount money article explained cars completely aware everything may want sit way back car take nap ride article gave brief description cars may need navigation difficult situations situations could finding way around car accident road thats getting worked article talked 2013 bmw announced development traffic jam assistant another car thats getting developed drive without human guidance car handle driving functions 25 mph steer accelerate brake special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel explains humans must alert incase serious situation may come take google car actually made situatiion car planned ahead possible situations function simply annouce time driver shoud take handle whatever going thats problem functions get drivers attention flashing lights windshields noises examples indications feel cars came long way theyre getting nothing better also feel years everyone going driving cars whether google apple toyota bmw smart cars going make major impact easy transportation luxury theyre going keep improving people look back classic cars ones drive today

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think facial action coding system benefitial classroom parts day spend computpers reading articles typing papers searching information think computer could read facial expression would help teachers know way learning works best students teacher cant always tell dont understand something rough day computer think would help teachers help students read article online project usually get bored computer tell face bored could change lession plan play game vistit different website might hands computer would able reconize main 44 muscles face determine persons emotion would know next computer tool constantly using help benefit us would help benefit teachers example ad popped screen laugh smile computer know enjoyed show things like frown look discust know needs chnage plan study path conclustion think facial action coding system would good idea school think good way learning could also help teachers able know kids understand also think good perspective teachers students people read emotion computer us would easier know needs help learn best

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someone working hard 16 greuling hours work drive home two hours long boring quiet back roads supposed stay awake drive conditions driverless cars could solution driverless cars could whisk person house safely securely driverless cars made would provide extra safety cars give unqualfied drivers transportation make driving enteraining driverless cars would provide extra safety cars technology advanced today driverles car would several sensors keep car crashing swerving disasters would sensors almost aspects car 3d camera vision speed sensors wheels motion sensors would strong motion sensors track moving objects around car within wide radius car detect slow stop traffic also frame car would bigger stronger accidident occured driver would less affected driverless cars would give unqualified drivers transportation elderly people trouble seeing problems body pose serious threat drivers instead kicking road could placed driverless cars drive would able sit back relax car takes care driving also could help people temporary conditions people tiredhave broken limbs certain disabilities diseases possibly operate vehicle properly sleepy driver takes nap car would drive home safely get home would wake alarm driverless cars could help mostly anyone driverless cars would make driving much entertaining car could drive would already cool makes even better person multitask car drives important matters needed dealt peron could get done car person eat eat drive time make business call could right spot drivers would bored distracted driving anymore driverless cars made would provide extra safety cars give unqualified drivers transportation make driving entertaining many accidents happen drivers careless oblivious driverless cars would problem ther car would drive would work unison cars nearby avoid accidents driverless cars next step safer place road indefinitely

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dear state senator even though youre likely aware united stateswe currently using electoral college system voting process system abolished due factors could go wrong electoral college multiprocess system confuse voters exapmle could case like robert peterson thats elector jacqueline smith peter robertson uncertainty like cant sure leader intentional accident confusion occur within electors might say theyre going vote jacqueline smith reality planning choosing henry harrison another negative often visit swing states rule large state isnt fair smaller states may need candidates motivation last luckly least possible number total electors even number hopefully doesnt get point tie possibility long os electoral college standing tall alternative process current system would popular vote would solve problems listed election process done popular vote confusion done individually aditional plus direct voting straight forward voters wont worry whether elector vote candidate want popular vote candidates visit many states order reach potential voters see poeple party spread united states also less chance tie becuase voting based per person bigger number theres less chance votes split evenly hopefully read change current voting system america greatly concerned fellow floridian

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use facial reading computer class seems bit useless use computer think lessons student purely bored sad school isnt ment fun yes happy greatest feeling world classroom students shouldnt always get want need near future technology shouldnt always used lessons homework time sometimes neccsscary create online lessons either snowdays 2 hour delays quote classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored drhuang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor quote states facial reading computer could change lessons like effective human instuctior student learning yes lesson could changed something easier give student something hard first explain thats waste valuable time type lessons student bored taking school seriously school isnt playground students fun could fun specials like art gym etc classroom students take time work like life depends paragraph states human communication nonverbal including emotional communications nostes drhuang computers need understand bring face reading computer classroom teacher gon na fired use face reading computer inside classroom still useless bring 10 thousand dollar computer classroom used read faces change lessons student bored thats schools actually teachers cause theyre already end expensive face reading computer still useless less valuable already actual human could lessyes happy greatest feeling world classroom students always get want need near future

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agree article knowing technologly use see people emotions pretty cool someone know another person feeling resson agree passage mean sorts context emotions people important thats ask somwthing looks wring always ask say whats wrong tell emotions people lie say fine know deep picture see mona lisa smile real many peoole love stuff amd keep back head leave alone deep know thinking movement one miscoes called action unit eckman classified six basic emotions happiness surprie anger disgust fear sadness movement facial muscles mone lisa feels look really close picture see 83 perecent happy 9 peecent disgusted 6 perecent fearful amd 2 perecent angry artists make picture look like whats person feeling mone lisa know strong independent woman kmow going tuff times feel like everyone asked okay everyone went conclusion lets make system peoples emtions everyone believed gon na thsi system figure peoole gon na react tried mona lisa knew technology gon na work mone lisa cery hard working last never would show emtion anyone technology imvented nicu sebe university amsterdam memrion feom text expert deveopling better ways humans computers communicate people really know people feel real feelings shown think better anyways reason know people felt mean would able stop people would harm selfs think techology good way start world better way asking peoole feel making think people find different ways makes somene else feel better mone lisa never speaked would always say fine wiukd always bave smile back head knew one would ever understand never told anyone never spoke like feeling always felt

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yes idea face creation intellectual life outside planet certainly quite intriguing however idea isnt entirely ethical agree theory product martian life however uncanny face aidmittedly quite detailed could see one would think constructed intellegent life forms isnt logical yet recieve signs current life mars would way reaching far found although would love incorrect currently life mars intellectual otherwise one around construct obviously fingers point twards natural land form many examples images resembeling human faces showing throughout space although face mars quite detailed compaired others one common example would man moon likley formed either asteroids natural happenings occur moon obviously face mars product asteroid impacting surface planet asteroid would imprint face raised show sometime things look human simply product caused nature first picture ever captured face taken 1976 ship viking 1 know technology cameras photo quality included wasnt best article tells us resoloution limited says 43 meters per pixel best 76 viking photo theory face avid could well ahve partially due limited resoloution quality photo however 2001 photos face used conclude simply mesa alien artifact quality much higher would obviously enable reach far sound conclusion based 76 photos like said idea face could alien artifact entirely unfounded idea nasa would cover discovery like entirely lewdacris discovery nature pretty much entire point th eprogram would aso attract attention taxdollars

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become seagoing cowboy like never see world travle places like greecevenicecretechina panama canal places beutifull get try new foods meet new people wander away explore free time even see famous buildings landmarks helping people feel better making world better place every day giving people food water also helping animals learn take care cattle horses feedcleanand make shure enough drink may sound hard fun friends sometimes work jobs ships like watchman ship free time play games like baseball volleyball emptey holds animals kept play games like tabletennis fencingand boxing readingwhittiling games like checkers chess also helped pass time seagoing cowboy somthing adventure got see many new places im gratefull friend reist invited go europe ono cattle boat couldnt pass becase opportunity would never get offerd agian crossed atlantic ocean sixteen times pacific ocean twice help people recover world war ii aware people ther needs faimly hosted international students number years really hope consider becoming seagoing cowboy reading

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driverless cars might sound awesome time dangerous say dangerous even car nice details might still fail car driverless cars shouldnt exsist article says cars smarter real question really work well smart driverless cars real expensive also take long time create driverless cars used everyone wont good everyone offord might sound cool also dangerous cars wont smart want driver always needed conduct car article aslo says laws driving change cars come exsist much would like drive anymore let car work without help great idea cars around cant always trust roads wont sameas driverless cars make huge change driving also streets overall opinion get cars like said first sound cool cant always trust car much would like get cause sounds cool get driverless car id rather ugly looking car know wont much trouble get smart car dont know anything go wrong exsist say shouldnt make everyone get driverless car unless want one

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dear state senator great leaders died theyre visions didnt die wanted people charge runs country happens happening way founders wanted electoral college bad idea great one demolishing electoral college fair way article defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president although mention good electoral college also mentions electoral college method selectin president may turn potential voters candidate hope carry stateknowing vote effect popular vote dont seem matter peoples vote dont seem matter others may argue electoral college helps break tie happened one time ever issue like could enforce electoral college people say leads us one nation god article indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer states voters vote president slate electors turn elect president furthermore goes say state legislatures technically responsible picking electors electors could always defy people cant enforce electoral college need tie breaker electoral college consist fivehundred thirtyeight electors happens even number even slight chance couldnt electoral college voting happen tie population doesnt even odds case every year new people getting age vote article electoral college office federal register states founding fathers establish constitution compromise election presidentby vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens see says comprimise total dictatorship everybody rights voters rights tampered freedom vote doesnt seem neccessary may freedom vote votes isnt making difference plumer said chance tie election would thrown house representatives state delegations vote presidentbecause state cast one vote single reprsentative wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say 55 representative california represent 35 million voters future voter waiting change

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driverless cars useful near future recive one alot safe us get computer programed safety helpful protectiong lives driverless cars soon get save lives help free bussy scheduals get driverless cars everyone one work best oppinin driverless cars roads normal cars bring danger us trafic cant move smoothly wanted driverless car would worry normal car consily deal driving decitions end slowing trafic possible making human take goal everyone driverless cars chances cars crash programed comunication cars relaying information back forth going lanes needs cars let never hurt car crash driverless car free get much needed free time get last minite work done car driving sit back relax even sit look window see things would missed driving eyes always 100 percent focest road consitly worring person ahead one comes nowhere hits causing death computers everyone driving meaning get desination fast safe driverless car safest smartest idea think comes future driving cars many advatages couldnt cover safety body getting needs done taking away driving resonable thing think driverless cars smart way go

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cars great getting around efficiently ther sides driving motor vehicles reasons way affects atmosphere decreases phisical activity need cut back driving motor vehicles first reason way driving affects atmosphere paris government enforced rules stating motorists evennumbered license plates ordered leave cars home suffer 22euro fine cars emitting smog gas lingers air polluting smog getting worse bejing china one polluted cities world second reason need cut back driving motor vehicles limiting phisical activity bogota colombia started movement day without cars fining everybody exceptions buses taxis day lot colombians hiked biked skated took buses work day municipal authorities countries came bogota see event enthusiastic effects movement straight paved sidewalks sports centers people enjoy conclusion cut back driving motor vehicles cleaner air smog get phisical activity using methods getting around instead using motor vehicle

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back day getting car right passage adult world seems silly get car biking walking trains buses seem taking place cars seems big question car companies asking answers new towns constructed world car unnessacery also new programs show ways transportaion also less population europeans seem taking ton idea carfree life vaubangermany created community street parking driveways home garages geberally forbidden 5500 residents live within rectangular sqaure mile making compact accessible public transportantion makes stores walk away main street rather distant high way vauban example growing trend europe united states elsewhere separting suburban life auto use start movenment called smart planning bogota colombia starting program spreading countries millions colombians hiked biked skated took bus yesterday third year cars banned using buses taxis trasportantion permitted day without cars captial city goal promote alternative transportation reduce smog turnout large even rain showers rain hasnt stopped people participating said bogoto mayor antanas first time two cities joining event day without cars part improvement campaign constructed 118 miles bicycle paths latin america paris started enforce partial driving ban clear air smog mondays motorists even numbered license plates leave cares home tuesdays odd numbered licenses plates must well use car get fined 400 people fined monday new plan action due intensifying smog paris monday 60 smog untied states less people starting use cars fined change culture many sociologist believe decrease car usage beneficial implications carbon emissions enviroment conclude limiting car usuage seems trend around whole world advangtages less car usuage building communties cars arent nessacery making programs show ways trasportant less cars means less smog whole world starting new trend less cars never know cars might thing 50 years seem heading towards new age seems increasing throughout world

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image day without cars pollution high rate smog began cover roads sky capital city 7 million possibewell goal promote alternitive transportation reduce smog violators faced 25 fines people cars began become tease stress driving especillay crazies behind wheel cars free day stop traffic provide day away stress lower air pollution car free day started bogtoacolombia mid 1900s plan spread car free day countries encourage millions colonbians hikebikedskated took buses work car free day create 118 mile bicyle path even side walk uneven pittedand replace broad smooth sidewalk rush hour restrictions cut traffic new restaurants upscale shopping disricts cropped parks sports centerts also bloomed throughout city first time two colombian citiescali valleduparjoined event turnout largedespite gray clouds dumped occasional rain showers bogota rain hasnt stopped people participating car free day

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driverless cars shouldnt option even car use technology fail isnt worth risking lives even though google car driven half million miles without crash something fail cars use post estimating sensors control vehicle imagine one sensors got damaged caused car go control cars seats also vibrate car danger backing object give enough time driver realize going danger drive car entertainment also distract driver driver take anyting happen trust technology lives people also get blamed car gets accident person technically driving car would liable car get crash logical think car better reacion time real human human see going gets crash car isresponsible always aware cars tested different terrains people drive anywhere different place signal would drive car im sure car would need signal drive places could shut wouldnt able drive car

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im going tell sould participate seagoing cowboys programi hoing include animals traviling fun seagoing cowboy first im going talk animals us cowboys love animals program thing taking care tha animals people would really apretriate work well would happy helping take care animals may hard work worth thats one reason join second thing traviling get go deffirent places see new things dont always get see could go london china russia lots joining wonderful program might never go see wonderful places life dont join think best part apart program finly im going talk fun could program free time crew play baseball volleyball much fun passes time wont bored make lots new cool friends well see program something worth joining may dangorous pros cons situation really think enjoy well reasons im place great join could great time

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autonomous cars thing future point time technology match real life situations many conditions many saftey standards virtually impossible accomplish creating driverless car subtitle sensing world explains driverless cars act truely work many first productions meant run specific track rigged wires magnets etc technology would far expensive must rely sensors features connected directly car problem sensors video cameras laser systems malfunction last thing anyone wants rely something may indeed malfunction put danger even say sensors technology working top shape still limits poor lighting bad weather conditions even animals overall human rely technology perform one worlds dangerous daily functions instead progressing ai control focus car would react humans lost control come far manual control switch accidents occur road drunk driving distraction un safe conditions built technology would able counter driving influence distractions

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1976 nasas viking 1 spacecraft circling mars spotted appeared likeness human face region called cydonia years speculation face created aliens years new equiptment revealed face mesa three key points evidence disprove alien theory equiptment first used photograph face mars rudimentary compared equiptment used 2001 image sky clear mars 2001 image taken earth similar landforms surface example pixel 2001 image spams 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo technology advanced much since 1976 2001 image clear example 2001 image also another detail cant left taken cloudless martian day last piece evidence sure disprove alien theory fact earth similar landforms surface face mars martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west conclude face mars created aliens image 1976 photographed equiptment rudimentary compared equiptment used 2001 image martian sky cloudless 2001 image taken 2001 image proved face mars martian equivalent mesa something commonly found earth

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ever wonder world becoming much warmer minute many people stop realize whats real problem us humans major problem situation dont see taking advantage factories cars even trash main one causing greenhouse gases rise power plants following behind power plants vehicles cars become major impact lives hurting one another hurting place live carfree cities going help make big helpful change peoples lives city vauban germany 70 percent families car vauban called carfree place cars arent allowed streets vauban many people sold cars live vauban around vauban wants healthy way living vauban allows car ownership cars parked two places garages car always tense im much happier way heidrun walter said much healthier less stressful way living new ideas always come handy united states enviromental protection agency promoting car reduced communities hopefully get someone tag along promotion get supporters enforce bogota colombia going third straight year car free city wanting reduce smog buses taxis permitted good oppurtunity take away stress lower air pollution carlos arturo claimed consequence ones didnt follow rules 25 fine pay time eventually two cities colombia cali valledupar latched idea car reduction see many people walking running riding bikes skateboarding lot people like new idea people going great way step foward save earth problems time americans havent buying cars driving less years less people get license america hitting driving peak number miles driven peaked 2005 decreased signifigantly since many afford brand new car insurance people unemployed dont work cars around long time time period caused major life impacting issues different things converging suggest witnessing longterm cultural shift said mimi sheller many people arent aware car free idea disadvantage idea spread televison newspapers even social media many people pick take consideration overall sum better live car free wouldnt stress gas prices fixing cars world becoming big ball heat transportation power plants two major impacts lives need knock one get second options power plants best choice forbid cars many options get around city running walking riding bikes etc car free idea creative many people would take inisuative help make world better safer place exception buses taxis long distance trips cars caused huge impact lives hurting us home call earth business plan pedestrian bicycle private cars commercial public transportation traffic woven connected network save time conserve resources lower emissions improve saftey think advantages cars given think disadvantages cars showed one weighs cars arent always help us life choices time make

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ever wanted explore learn planets challenge exploring venus author suggest studying venus worthy persuit despite dangers presents venus near planet much intel need understand data research could get mysterious planet worth risk research get venus well worth risk may take retrieve data needed never planet person unmanned ships come venus outstanding temperatures 800 degrees fehrenhiet thick atmosphere last planet near hours planet atmosphere 97 carbon dioxide highly acidic corrosive sulfuric acid atmosphere big challenge even landing ship day may ask would even keep atempting go cant even ship even day could get lot things may help understand planet space travel long ago scientist believe like earth holding bodies water oceans lakes trees life forms planet holds features planet habbitablem planet surface rocky sediment includes features valleys mountains craters even need people around world wanted go may thinking could since planet seems destroy everything send better technology using computer sytems 1800s early 1900s may able updated sytems computers consist systems use gears calculate everything meaning arent fragile newer faster computers scientist believe may able use reinforced materials make ship stronger tested chamber conditions like venus far materials laster long three weeks point worth taking risk get venus improved even may get safely risk dont present much rish challenges benefits traveling overway risk venus worthy pursuit get anwsers understandings need know venus life

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earth plant humans stand talkwalk breath self help haves 800 degree farenheit lading space perssure 90 times greater atmopheric peoole want know plants save vist mars venus close earth neigboor speed time mars closer earth others venues closer earth veuns hottest landing point temperture solar system veunes try living car woul floating 30 20 feet floor venus features like earth rocky mountains valleys craters say may vist plant soon nasa one particularly compeliing study whats beyond people dont see dont know hummans travel plants earth best keep living goods things poeple creachers alive thats good people studdy thinks would know getting earth right never sound back earing learing differnt plants maybe might able vist years aswome learn hear one plant could live

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electoral college used years agree must keep way yes possible outcome popular vote people chosen agreement best way selecting president highly unlikely people vote certain selection candidates group electors change mind happened rare suggest electoral college stay change election used years also citizens may make mistake vote atleast electoral college make sure right president candidate electors take 270 electoral votes choose president since group wouldnt choose someone else happened 2000 says excerpt system used years change electoral collge worked way years founding fathers came good process completely fair people get select candidate electors know responsibilities citizens arent completely able control electors ideas might bit knowledge subject citizens may get confused electors vote wrong candidate excerpt passge refers fact may chaos let people decide directly president need insider review peoples choices make sure correct one better way electoral college depends state candiddates political party chose people get asked times always case electors usually make decision people asked said passage defense electoral collage party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee trust rarely betrayed system best one yet people well informed always take electoral college leaving country hands people make mistakes sometimes electoral college various people making right decision like author writes book dont get published right away people make sure spelling correct make many different corrections electoral college way president selected state senator suggest keep system

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driverless cars trying become thing know drivers even thing okay law think okay driverless care serious would reduces wrecks forsure people wasnt wreckless roads today wouldnt wrecks drivers dont care anymore would let someone hit money people told drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object would reduce cause alot wrecks says cars driven half million miles without crash million miles alot brain driving human far human car respond needed told take wheel cause danger around driver falls asleep waiting drive waiting danger come says gm developed drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object google car simply announces driver prepared take options condideration flashing lights windshield headsup displays also says would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive would someone respond dead body would drivers family knew driverless car trying sleep car wrecked asleep didnt hear see feel warnings drivers family would want sew car manufactures says manufacturers also considering using cameras watch drivers remaining focused raod driver watches roas car watches driver driverless car shouldnt aloud become thing even tho good things also alot bad things much stuff goes behind car humans humans take responsiblity cause death dont leave car

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since remotely times man look way make life easier since primitive hunting weapons carriages carriages pulled horses mostly times animals could contamination pooping owners people clean well someone took care times change transportation media well cars actually result doble sided blade contaminating smog paris government banned driving due smog smog caused huge impact city giving cooler nights warmer days many habitants blame diesel fuel matter fuel would use would burn produce smog anyways hand vauban germany offering new life style many people decided adopt suburbian comunity cars streets people car need public transportation works well primary need live perfectly without cars necesary many people even sell cars order move vauban said lifes much less stressful car mothers let childrens play streets without thinking car going kill kids let go technology moms want play outside kids attached technology way parents keep away streets maybe changes like germany radicals start day year like bogotá colombia year people take carfree day buses taxis ones allowed produce smog violators charged 25 dollars fines even us 2003 2009 young people driving decreased 23 young people considered dangerous driving people much young people focused driving could beginning new era april 2013 number miles per person equal 1995 cars less right even program new york promoting carpooling example florida public transportation good actually need car drives bus station take bus bus let train station train station offer ride hour another bus takes half hour get job live homestead work miami three hours arriving job every day five days row thirty hours week get job car three hours one hour seems reasonable still lot someone lives homestead needs something generally downtown miami doral would dedicate whole day going car distance cities ridiculous imagine something would take two days parts wake morning still dark complete everything afternoon defenetly car primary need analyzing life style people vauban less stressed average person owns car people starts social neighbors walk everywhere faces actually get know also got benefit cleaner enviroment daily doses smog someone living city would cars cause 12 contamination europe 50 united states problem paris maybe would facing right payed attention contamination levels since world war ii science centered developing new better cars imagine would right would center science medicicne something else united states 80 budget goes highways 20 goes public transportation people bogotá vauben survive without cars distance comercial suburban areas close enough bus could take one bus defenetly making change would hard due attachment cars little little change life style

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base read venus important planet second sun nickname evening star one brightest points light night also passage found venus also dangerous referred earths twin venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth venus closest planet earth terms density size occasionally closest distance however planet venus surfacetemperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit also atmospheric pressure 90 times greater waht experience planet long time ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth nasa working approaches studying venus passage helpful learning venus like hot big nasa study dont think could live venus wouldnt safe pressureheat bad forces

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challenge exploring venus author suggest studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents could become new home venus often referred earths twin similar density size closest distance earth humans sent numerous spacecrafts land venus unmaned good reason spacecrafts survive hours landing planet venus challenging study humans want learn venus earth like planet nearest option planetary visit studied new ideas venus earth like planet solar system venus probably covered largely oceans long ago planet venus would likely able support life today venus still analogous feature like valleys mountains craters though venus earth like planet longers supports life still planet scientist want study knowledge planet unknown venus first planetary visit near future nasa compelling idea sending scientist study venus nasa thinking scientist float fray thinking blimplike vehicle hover 30 miles roiling venusian vehicle hovering venus would avoid dangerous ground conditions staying way although option would difficult study venus light penetrate dense atmosphere scientist cant go get rock samples venus interesting planet study difficult even see surface nasa trying study venus using simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulates chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks another project allow study venus looking back old technology called mechanical computers devices envisioned 1800s used world war ii computers uses gears levers make calculations dont require electronics mechanical parts resistent pressure heat forces ideas used study planet venus venus worthy studied resembles earth many ways closest us venus similar density size similarities earth humans sent numerous unmanned spacecrafts lasted hours landing humans want study planet venus come ideas study although venus closest knowledge little know earth like planet could supported life

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would want live venus choice would stay earth leave go live venus well even want live venus come many challenges exploring venus challenging enough dangers look venus hottest suface tempature planet solor systemhigh pressure heaterupting volcanoespowerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface author artice makes detailed explanations challlenging explore let alone live venus referred twin planet earth venus inhospitable scientists making plans people visit yes many astronomers amussed fascinated venus make fact venus dangerous may well earthlike planet solar sytemif true dangerous people live venus earth venus stil features like earth examplesurface rocky sediment includes familar features valleysmoutainsand cratersrecall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit researchers take samples rockgasor anything else distancewould need yo get close personal despite risks maybe think challengesif reacherers cant take samples real life object reallt test right way ger correct information get information wonr ever know som say would able life another planet could imagine another taking picture remember exactaly things well keep using imagination like scientistsmodern computures enormously powerfulflexibleand quickbut tend delicate comems extreme physical conditons imagine exposing cel phone tablet acid heat capable melting tinwould pictures even make back earth due th high pressure heaterupting volcanoespowerful earthquakes frequent lightning strikes probes seeking land surface things wouldnt survie venus could bake death everything would melt dangeous explore venus hope one day would safe enough good research planet earths twin

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people united states even world drive cars get need go work school mall normal thing increasing number greenhouse gas emissions normal imagine world crumbling air supply alltime minimum exeding amout smog forming around us families friends ill breath cars along many advantages limit car usage worldwide article paris bans driving due smog explains drastic change smog formation leading paris officials temporarily ban driving though small percentage cictizens citywide ignored ban pollution lessened enough end law day adding different source written andrew selsky bogota started revolution carfree day year promotes alternative transportation reducing smog productivity event caused countries lessen vehicle usage although small number cities countries reduced car usage people hold reliance multiple thousands responsible citizens said end car culture elisabeth rosenthal americans buying fewer cars driving less getting fewer licenses year goes without putting effort like vurban vurban small city germany little cars stores purposley placed walkway main street eliminates excruciatingly long car rides needed get specific place telecommunication sociologists believe sooner later people america take iniciative vehilces internet form connection therefore eliminating threat greenhouse gasses times panic frustration one tempted blame beautifully lush world live goes crashing ones blame ones use productivity wisley know part limit usage cars

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todays day age technology absolutely mind blowing many make food search internet make future plans many technology gives away many diffrent emotions though technology sometimes makes people happy mad sad upset frustrated technology could read emotions imagine wow factor technology well tested else test instead students school studets best test subject couple reason really 1 good reason becasue teenagers young adults facial reconization technology would great society great example would presidental election article states technology would able poiliticans lieing us watches election wouldnt nice know politican would actualy telling truth citizens america told one thing canidate would office country vote never fufill promise people never know trust anymore point many people decide vote becuase one belive politican article says tech read face mona lisa shes painting imagine child doesnt understand whats going need help dont know tell anyone scanned given help value using new equimepnt students would tremondus would give scientists need build machine could eventuallly produces medicines could end changing world many people think studenttesting would horrible thing harmful possibly thinking could harm thembut future could technology would greater thanks device

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introduction venus sometimes called evening star nickname night one brigest light sky however nickname could possibly called evening star venus second planet sun venus often refferred earth twin venus closest plant earth different speeds earth sometimes closest mars times venus body human become curious venus plan visit venus like one could survived hours text says venus sometimes right around corner spcae terms human sent numerous mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours maybe issue explains single spaceship touched venus three decades numerous factors contribute venuss repuation challenging planet humans study despite proximity us body scientist discuss venus venus probaly covered largely oceans could supported various life like earth text also says long ago venus porbably covered largely ocenas could supported various like like earth today venus still features analogous includes familiar features valleys mountains craters body national aeronautics space administration also known nasa come idea sending huamn study venus example nasa one particularly compelling idea sending humans study venus nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray conclusion striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human couriosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors travels earth beyond shouls limited dangers doubts shouls expanded meet edges imagination innovation

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believe driverless cars best answer drving another reason make america whole world lazier yes would nice taxi service doesnt driver people drove cars living would put buisness making new car safety key order make car sure everything optimal consumors buy one car goes malfuntioning would bad company although idea defeats point driverless car people stuck traffic dont want sit behind wheel moving inch inch car drive conditions close traffic consrtuction sites around accidents one reasons people want auto driving car dont sit driverless cars need improvement safety manuverbility theyre going get many sales product produced many people complain probably end lawsuits refunds hand though idea possibility safety driver needed company perfects production first rich indeed

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article unmasking face mars nasa finds rock mars looks like human face people first see go crazy jump conclusions saying alien say going crazy mean put rock face kinds movies magazines people later find alien finding people still find way believe face isnt landform april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time snapped picture ten times sharper original photo photo revealed natural landform camera peer wispy clouds see face people said alien markings hidden haze april 82001 got even better picture rock picture shows martian equaivalent butte mesa landform common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho says garvin middle butte snake river plain idaho lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars conclusion last picture taken face mars taken cloudless day objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could seen first two pictures may great last picture taken evidence points face mars landform artifact aliens also face martian equaivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west middle butte snake river plain idaho takes form isolated mesa height face mars real evidence leads us conclusion face mars landform

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technology used classroom environment way telling emotions telling facial expressions judging emotions inside pronblem technology cant tell emotions sometimes people look mad sad really happy computer looking expression face really anything empathy feeling someone elses emtional state may happen unconsciously imitate another persons facial expressionph9 author states shows humanliy facial expressions give emotions tried still frame pricture emotions expressions face also feeling inside computer actually feel way someone feeling sort technology could work course us would trouble actually describing facial traitph5 troubles notfeeling feeling would good idea results would accurate emotions like feelings cant 100 told computer pricing must tremendous school want technology would consider aspect deal

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dear florida senator understand every 4 years first tuesday november united states undergoes change presidency change decided properly manner people citizens country explains purpose letter abolish electoral college opinion unfair people sometimes electors tend provoke system however way keep use tie presidency voting best argument towards action plain simple unfair voting going poll excitment knowing vote change next 4 years life including americas life include electors house people office democracy country therefore people decide president electoral college process citizens votes 100 necassity winner take voting established floating around first step voting next step electoral college congress makes next decison wrong people need final say voting effected another important reason electoral college needs voted electors congress tend provoke voting according source 1 electroal college actually choosing candidates electors actual president trust candidates hands point time probably think safe right people know chances dont goes many things stress one point candidates even vote correct president stab back voters trust issues voting besides negativity youve hearing throughout letter possibility compromise first people want vote vote electoral college needed tie people presidency vote people decide without electroal college present smaller states equality strength larger states source 3 defense electroal college five reasons keep despised method choosing president says source clearly implies voters tend pay much attention campaign everyone including people congress see really makes difference voting without electroal college voting would indecisive sum electoral college unnecassary back plan one needed unfair citizens candidates electors unreliable way keep electoral college would ties wouldnt needed vote clean win president election comes next 3 years hope consider thoughts plenty people perspective

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face mars created aliens passage states nasas mars global survey spaceraft revealed face mars really mesa although scientists believed face alien artifact photographing cydonia became priority nasa mars gobal surveyor mgs arrived red planet september 1997 eigteen long years vikings missions ended passage says april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time micheal malin mars orbiter camera moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform alien monument pasage also states every one satisfied camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien marking hidden haze therfore researchers sent spacecraft back cydonia coudless day took pictures face malins team captured extraordinary photos using cameras absolute maximum resolution picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west proving face created aliens

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im hear tell oposing opinion use using technology determine someones emotions whether agree disagree authors statements think use technology determine peoples emotions wouldnt help us advancing soceity also everyone makes facial expression emotion feeling going based generalized facial expressions wont accurate also kind information would collected way people feeling would help us old daily lives also camera watch whole time online doesnt seem like enjoyable experience everyone dr haung predicted would help video surgery dont see helping much knowing someones emotions wont effect way surgeon go operation opsing thoughts usuing technology determine someones emotional state

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could ever imagine class actually genuinely interested entertained know couldnt however might possible teacher read emotions adjust lesson going give two reasons believe using technology read emotional expression students classroom highly valuable one reason valuable students get bored one things makes school fun kinds uniteresting lesson paragraph 6 article tited making mona lisa smile dr huangs says classroom computer could recongnize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor technology would never worry another super boring lesson another reason valueable technology classroom use teachers see student feeling lesson paragraph 6 also states imagine computer knows youre happy sad example smile web appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different could also applied teacher teacher sees lesson making students happy go teaching way teaching given two reasons using technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable technology definetly bring grades students throuroughly intertained interested happy learning

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venus sometimes called evening star venus planet life exist life surviving high temperature conditions solar system venus second plannet close sun author suggests studying venus worthy pusuit despite th dager presents lot danger planet life cant found planet extreme temperature sun could go 800 degrees fahrenheit 90 times pressure earth would author think studyng venus would good idea according text astronomers facinated venus may well earthlike show author studying venus worthy another reason author suggest studying venus would worthy pusuit despite danger venus probably covered oceans could nerest option planetary visit according text planet surface rocky sediment includes famliar feature sych valleysmountainsand creaters furthermore recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit crusial consideration given long time frames space travel supports author suggets author suggests something thst really worthy pusuit danger presents venus could even become next earth near future

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thats incorrect sara shouted colligue theorys unbelieveable myths especially one aliens many believe research true others still believe theorys research always correct proven correct trial error following agrument concluding whether believe theory research truthful scenario face mars theory false many ways based assumption belief something irrelivant happened example believing aliens big bang theory quite inaccurate proof existance records happenings believe face bona fide evidence life mars proved wrong nasa scientist michael malin flew cydonia first time mars orbiter camera moc team snapped picture ten times sharper original viking photos malins major accomplishment thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform spread news people research fact correct face mars alien monument natural landform theorists still refused believe keep hopes one day see alien forms life although face mars proven alien monument specified public assumption believe formation might possibly jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program concluded martian equivalent butte mesa yes type theory relevant theory based previous discovery events previous statements prove research truthful way belive scenario face mars scientists michael malin jim garvin proved believed alien monument actually landform common around american west thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa conclusion face earth proven research alien monument american west resembled mesa

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think use technology read emotional expressions students classroom good idea olny paragraph 3 explains computer recognize subtle facial movements humans use express feel dr paul eckman classified six basic emotions explains really good six basic emotions express feel dr paul eckman explains paragraph 3 says example frontalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows youre surprised thats dr huang comes says facial expressions emotion universal dr huang uses things like video imagery emotionrecognition tracks facial movements track facial movements real face painted face mona lisa dr huang explain weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions paragraph 5 says fact humans perform impressive calculation every day also says paragraph 5 probably tell friend feeling simply look face 910 times thats ture friend heshe mad going know ask heshe whts wrong paragraph 6 says classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored thats something never knew heard dr huang drs stating things never knew artitcle artitcle well explained said good idea becaue explained really good facts good reason think artitcle make think good idea thats said good idea

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think luke get back seagoing cowboys programbecause see sea likes take care animals gets different types jobs hes problem craked ribs wont able get back program wasnt friend wouldnt program think luke really likes job gets see world going around world seagoing cowboys program would want stay would fun able visit new types places time would want help animals would check like every hour like luke didnt know going program told unitl gets back got done high school deal seas seems like wants go back home finsh two jobs could go collage either way tink good guy seagoing cowboys progarm

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reading challenge exploreing venus belive interesting idea scientists want exlpore futherer learn mysterious planet ways similar earth many problems though venuses voilet trechorous weather many probes send dont last days due harsh conditions venus strange planet similar earth also different belived one point covered noting vast oceans may held aquatic life like ones earth venus also contains valleysmountians canyons much like earth send humans explore venus would impossible due fact atmoussphere made nothing charbon monoxide lots sulfhric acid would burn humans best way exploration probe go places humans conclusion exploreing venus would great scientific discovery would make history risks really worth thats everyone else travels space shouldnt limited sometimes ned

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face mars alien message natural landform would say landform give several reasons think landform latter argumentative essay typing istep one reason think landform world could aliens bulid good looking face looks lot like real human dont get would even know human even looks like sort device going around earth taking pictures us would nasa already know national goverment second reason face mars natursl landorm could make made rock go find rock start carving human face want know things like mars cant used could nasa would traveled mars plus would move heavy equipment mve rock nasa seeing several microscopes going around different places space looking different plants could seen thrid reason face mars natural landform text stats sigh alien sighs symbols made us think aliens made creppy looking face people say sense 1998 trip mars cloudy toke picture face go back third time 2001 final prove natural landform shot amazing photo provide alien sighs symbols face around 3 reasons gave today reasons face natural landform anilen made thing would creepy right eyes maybe peoples eyes people think alien made face makes crazy definently natural landform made form high winds strong storms

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planet called earth twin called venus venus alike planet earth density size another name venus evening star closest look liike eath density ans size also closest planet earth night look see venus venus even space craft send planet noe survived landing planet three decades planet surface atomspher extream conditons atomspher venus 97 percent carbor doxide clouds rain corrosive surface acid surface 800 degrees fahreheit peressure 90 time earth even thought mercury closter sun venus hottest surface thats weather patters voclanos powerful earth quakes lighting strike nasa want still try send thing planet lear thing cant touch know probly solve really send anything people 1800s trying figur venus mistorys people even going see miss anything alot researchers trying past challenge didnt know heat planet messing upthe rocket sending tryinh fiuger problem

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use technology read emotional expressions student classroom valuable help teachers even students know someone struggling certian topic able tell someone struggling important teachers would able get student extra help understand topic fully letting technology average classroom would helpful everyone students would able see lesson needs slowed lesson go quicker best learning experience dr huang states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused boredparagraph 6 one big problem classroom teacher knowing student fully understands topic dont ask quetiosn confused facial action coding would remove barrier let teachers know students feeling tells teacher confused also lesson keeping attention students lesson boring adjust lesson information future teacher might change lesson dr huang predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructorparagraph 6 new technology facial action coding potential adjust lesson student future sensing emotion start new technology people might debate opposite saying knowing emotion students important learn many generations knowing someone happy school also transfers life outside school article statesaccording facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce themparagraph 9 able put smile students face classroom even fake smile helps real happiness come continue stay throughout day long enjoying lesson technology students teachers would able see students sad classroom see personal problems need help schools care well students students scared ask help facial action coding teachers would able inform students parents guardians something wrong student sad expression majority time able technology identify probelm would help get student help need outside classroom conclusion good weigh bad comes facial action coding classrooms becomes valuable tool many use great tool teachers help create happier enjoyable learning enviroment students

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technology amazing nowadays imagine technology could tell emotionwell thing technology see detect emotion called facial action coding system technology could useful situations professer thomas huang inventer behind magnificent technology also help professer nicu sebe professer thomas colleague brilliant coming better ways computers even smart technology may even useful classrooms facial action coding system tell emotions starts computer comes 3d model face indentifying emotion look 44 biggest useful muscles face movemnt muscle show feeling emotion muscle called frontalis pars lateralis muscle moves excited suprised emotion muscle called orbicularis oris muscle around mouth tightens angered facial action coding system detect emotions happy sad angry suprised disgusted state fear facial action coding system detect emotion image may always show singe emotion model shown could happy still could fear something technology detect technology detect single emotion yet detect weather image mixed emotion mona lisa picture good example use explaining technology professer thomas huang used technology picture mona lisa said emotion mona lisas face calculated percent image showing facial action coding system calculated image mona lisa 83 perecnt happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry technology could buffer sometimes could downfall technology never rely technology always working properly facial action coding system may great invention may calculate model perfectly everytime facial action coding system could great oppurtunity students classrooms could see emotion model image feeling know percent exact emotions image showing students could learn face muscles play big part emotion image feeling would valuable facial action coding system classrooms students get use

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know wasnt created aliens could seen every picture took instead could see picture 1976 also would thought actually atrifact aliens wouldnt made public right away would went go get information public wasnt satisfied went back got information wanted last least went back april 8 2001 cloudless day took picture clearly showed built alien lifeforms pictures took taked different time periods picture different first picture face clearly shown didnt get clear enough picture went back second time see take another one second picture slightly hard determened face course still werent satisfied yet april 8 2001 sent another ship take another picture need remind cloudless day multiple pictures taken old hill nothing special days recieving picture nasa made public truly thought acient artifact would kept secret relised publicly knew created aliens shows always knew wasnt alien artifact see people thought acient alien artifact though mean people dedicate life finding lifeforms people hope sake chose life april 8 2001 nasa went back snap another photo day remind cloudless day knew would perfect day snap finishing photo photo would settle everything long photo snapped nasa recieved satisfying find wasnt acient alien artifact others th hand devistated reason paragraph 3 debate official wasnt acient alien artifact understand finaly conviced isnt never alien life form facts found article pretty spot happened hope finaly conviced nothing special natural landform

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mona lisas 83 percent happy 9 parcent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry process begins computer constructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles facial expressions emotion universal observes dr huang even though individuals often show varying degrees expression real face painted face mona lisa fact humans perform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face dr huang observes artists da vinchi studied human anatomy help paint facial muscles precisely enough convery specific emotions new computer software stores smilar anatomical information electronic code perhaps dr huangs emotion algorithms different sort da vinci code mona lisa demonstation really intended bring smile face shows much computer imagine computer knows youre happy sad muscles called orbicularis oculi pars palpabraeus make crowsfeet around eyes muscles make lie mona lisa wonder parts human empathy may happen unconsciously imitate another persons facial expressions whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions essay know dr hung vinci good person smart summary shows thought mona lisa alive time picuture find good art better mona lisa colud get informatin science knowlende understood art world little

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electoral college process place electoral college work selection electors vote president vice president couting voter congress large populations states lose virtue malapportionment senate decreed constitution popular votes mostly florida year 2012 obama beginning president got 29 eectoral votes success margin wyoming would net winner 3 electoral votes things alot large states get attention presidential candidates campaign small states electoral college supossed procces electors vote president vice president every 4 years theres gon na someone new thats facing president voted new president united states electors come vote president still stay president hell become another 4 years guy facing way new president mr obama stay vice president columbia district allocated 3 electors something like state purposes electoral college reason following discussion word state also refered district columbia person running president state group electors generally chosen candidates political party state laws vary electors get selected

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face natural landform environment cant look unusual figure automatically assume something totally different without even observing details around object scientists believe face alien artifact though mesa takes lot time money correct equipment take judge whether face people taken many missions explorations mars snapping photographs soon could get good shot todays generation people better chance prove somebody wrong right getting evidence luckily technology advance accessible evidence clear approving target though hard spot target outerspace mars global surveyor mapping spacecraft normally looks straight scans planet like fax machine mars global surveyor close enough get another view roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face firld view captured photo using cameras maximum resolution picture better phone taken 30 years past picture actually shown martian equivalent mesa

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facial action coding system created dr paul eckman manmade computer constructs 3d computer model face many would say new break technology useless meets eye comes facial action coding system coding system read emotional expressions student classroom extreamly useful recognize student becoming confused bored modify lesson fit needs student human communication nonverbal therfore computers trained react like human situation child sitting classroom many students teacher explaining lesson plan might fall boredom simply confused many students could say one point another felt overwhelmed certain lesson classroom action coding system said dr huang recognize student becoming confused bored imagine computer would allow read emotion student device could greatest asset teacher many students subside emotion thought cast peers understanding lesson action coding system created student feel pressure discriminated teachers reliable source technology make sure classrooms used best ability well action coding system scan students emotions finds student confused bored modify lesson child said dr huang could modify lesson like effective human instructor piece technology even modify lesson plan child struggeling understand curriculum student struggles adhd teacher device could always know happeing class hisher students feeling sense teacher weight lifted soldiers heshe knows students taken care finally action coding system wired run like actual human therefore since humans mostly nonverbal system produce way dr huang said human communication nonverbal including emotional communication computers need understand toothe computers work sense actual human classroom students teacher feel cared actual human piece metal plastic key attribute foundation product better new technology acts like human rather robot tries contol conclusion action coding system must classroom recogzine student becoming confused bored modify lesson runs functionally like human piece technology universal vivid array uses

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ching ching sound might hear world starts rely less outomobles advantages less air polution less fossil fuels burned less accidents everything always two sides arguement first less polution less automobles creating cars contribute 12 percent earths greenhouse gasses countries begun setting days people cant drive becasue polution gas gotten substantial another reason would helpful use automobles less majority burn fossil fuels make run devistating worlds fuel supply fossil fuels nonrenewable burn never agin last less accident result less people getting injured worse many automobile accident every year cut society accident rate would decreassed substansally conclusion many different reasons getting rid cars would positive movement society would reduce pollution accidents burrning fossil fuels

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dear florida state senator citizen united states would like get rid electoral college replace voted canidate wins election electoral college system curropt fair states states lower population smaller voice callifornia texas florida new york voice heard state even visited canidates canidates want bigger fish right stand nonsense longer maine small state agree right compare maine much larger state population size maine 4 look big bad wolf state texas maine shadow many big states maine alone arizona marryland even north carolina pip squeeks compared states barrely even get say outcome really comes bigger states bigger population states big dont large amount people like california texas peopel vote even votin canidate voting person likley vote voting rarely vote canidate right waist time opinion would better nation would cut middle man let votes directly go twords want win election take risks electoral college goes still chance betrayal person voting vote oppisit person want win election cut middle man br risks person actually voting betray us vote canidate happen would probably chaos alot people outraged gave somone 1 dollar give another guy get candy bar guy dont one guy gave dollar might want tp keep dollar cut middle man get whats right want people get ask desreve say lets drop electoral college plan voting ourselfs lets take chance getting robbed vote take chance whats ever lets leave states smaller popualtion shadows texas florida ec make everyone equal lets say screw electoral college voting system bacause million others thaink unfair states us citizens

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author supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers call venus evening star one brightest points light sky misleading venus actually planet mission done umanned successful article says planets surface tempetures average 800 degrees fahrenniet means doesnt matter gets hot venus still willing study venus either ways saying article venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun good reasons scientists want explore venus another reason stuff similar earths surface saying article today venus still feautures analogus earth planet surface rocky sediment includes familar features valleys mountains craters conclusion author supports idea studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers nasa working approaches studying venus

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driverless cars good bad depending look personally believe use driverless cars time future car advanced made properly maybe point time think good idea passage author talks pros cons using diverless cars big point used cons unsafe paragraph 2 states cars driven half million miles without cars make sound like good thing really isnt google small amount cars driving road coarse number crashes smaller think everyone cars risk crash would go 0 many quick cars arent really driverless name says driver car still drive car ther time like staes paragraph 2 still alert driver take pulling driveways dealing complicated traffic issues navigating througj roadwork accidents think driverless car reallly isnt driverless even thogh car defults may say future article says paragraph 1 cars forsees would use half fuel todays taxis big statment many reasons one us cutting amopunt gas use wpuld preserve fossil fuels bit longer would also cut air pollution due car exhust point little bit would help earth pros cons driverless cars pretty endless one arent really driverless hand would help enviornment right dont think cars shoulfd used nevr know though could future

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first paragraph says luke bomberer idea life would change soon high school graduation working two prattime jobs grocery store bank friend reist invited go eurpe cattle boat luke couldnt say knew opportunity life time began paragraph 2 says 1945 world war 2 eurpe many countries left ruins help countries recover food supplies animals 44 nations joined together form unrra united nations relief rehabilitation abministration unrra hired seagoing cowboys take care horses young cows mules shipped overseas luke signed luke become seagoing cowboy paragraph 4 says luke turned 18 arriving greece meant could drafted military service draft board learned cattleboat trip told keep doin service time discharged 1947 luke made nine tripsthe seagoing cowboys

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cars producing smog causing problems countries therefor countries francegermanyand bogota making national days vehicles allowed driven reduce smog diesel engines produce international day countries enforced use caused 25 fine must users prices range also scientists us started notice decline vehicles boughtafter america maker first vehicle model france smog getting bad china beijing france one worst countries smog european capitals compared brussels london numbers toppled one hundred forty seven micrograms unlike brussels one hundred fourteen london seventy nine point seven delivery companies complaining lost revenue exceptions made plug cars capabilities carrying three passengers public transit free charge friday monday country columbia cities cali valledupar taken work event reduce smog people riding bikes even rained really didnt mind event reduced rushhour traffic sidewalks refurbished smoother ones new restaurantsand even new upscale shopping districts shifts car business america gotten car dealerships worry many people buying cars dealerships due fact theres hybrid vehicles coming lowers use gas pollution vehicles prius studies show young people drive decreased twenty three percent also another reason kids able carpool friends take local transport buses taxis limit needs car

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classroom many issues boredom like boring teacher boring subject well could possible fix article called making mona lisa smile nick dalto introduced concept idea facial action coding system system program read facial expressions muscles identify emotion person could help students lot applied right classroom could help focus topic could help learn better way could help get higher grades class many kids focusing problems theyre simply interested chemistry algebra taught way interest even little could help kids find focus class facs read emotions kids class detect boredom said article making mona lisa smile change bit needs online schooling could prove useful getting attention kids begin focus lesson hand maybe even begin learn better article making mona lisa smile author gives idea applying facs technology ourside world develpment completed author states many ideas include world including classroom attention class caught begin pay attention actually begin learn something dominos begin fall begin learn something understand better maybe even remember better begin better tests finals leads better grades gpas article explains facs technology works detail software creates 3d verson faces muscles determines emotion tracking muscle movement format determines emotional state someone classrooms begin grasp attention kids learn begin see higher scores tests thus higher grades classes like biology geometry chemistry algebra raises gpas though may seem like long shot could increase college application rates facs software prove useful society importantly schools large ammounts failing students article uses experiment using facs mona lisa determines ms lisa 83 percent happy ability could majorly help students need new methods lecturing homework could increase focus class learning rates result could push higher grades gpas across country help society whole become interested

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author suggest studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents resaon find things planet venus important know going planet planet could things could use need find certain things learn planet go also isnt safe trip going three decades sense someones went venus example thing could use resourecs planet venus could get sediments planet study also good know happening venus data evan tho risks know alot reasons many researcers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledgeof venus evidence author studying venus worthy pursuit studying venus alot positives one bad thing could die claim would worth trip data evidence studying venus things like simplified electrons planet hottest planet creat innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus

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