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even though driverless cars big part technolgy evolving major dream future elaborate argument quotes word choice proven data think driverless cars road reading article 100 driverless cars although give drivers break gets people go cars truly driverless cars still require human stay awake alert case emergency emergencies everyday car able maneuver around traffic need called driverless car driver still needed driver werent would disagree letting car full control ludicrous dont think good solution problem though problemsolution writing mode appropriate case feel solution end driverless cars problems occur dont want drive anymore driverless cars also need smart roads article says smart road systems worked surprisingly well required massive upgrades existing roads something simply expensive practical statement saying roads helped cars run better due money couldnt replace regular roads think big strike would like using apple headphones android phone although would still work could hear music wont loud higher chance breaking quality poorer shows lack realism smart roads work well mandatory put two together realistically roads around long time cant put new technology expect great results even hope works thats surrealist lastly laws would changed would mean accidents depending case either car company driver would liable cars supposed driverless human involved article states presently traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver control times meaning definition safe car would change would compliacte things states wont able beacuse illegal laws changed long period time people would relocate use cars politically would big deal safety citizens roads arent even driving already enough going drunk driving texting driving driver preoccupied exact thing driverless car cause many questions pop quick easy process relate blooms taxonomy analyazing evaluating government evaualte situation data order fully informed analyze situation form strong opinion discuss thouroughly come conclusion conclusion driverless cars need road opinion correctly named bad outweigh good although good idea dont feel like worked full potential flaws end cars need go back drawing board need given

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story challenge exploring venus multiple dangers containing earths study three ways hard study venus atmosphere surface technology first reason hard study venus atmosphere text statesa thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venusthis quote means hard walk surface high atmosphere text also stateson planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experience planet means person nasa could never extand weather would hard study second reason hard study venus surface text stateslong ago venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth means tried predict venus like still hard study text also statesfurthermore recall venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit crucial consideration givin long time frames space travel quote means venus would still hard study even took trip third reason hard study venus technology used study text statessome simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface lasted three weeks conditions means earths technology would work studying used lot text also statesthe thought computers existing days may sound shocking devices make calculations using gears lever require electronics quote means using technology studying would still hard know venus size density sill hard study little things make venus

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program good experiance luke said got learn feed animals keep watch even better since think seagoing cowboy great program since great progam convince people join many reasons people join us people join seagoing cowboys first reason could people feeding animalswater two three times day could make sure thet hay animals also people watchmen two people could also night watchman could help others people could go ship jobs animals pen person care could jobs first ship another ship deliver animals get done able deliver rate asked people come help would huge opportuinity take would get experiance serve ship done said luke everyone took chance job would huge help could many ships go could get job done explorers would like adventure job may want try people realize aware people countries needs group effort people make difference job would good job isnt hard work fun things would get meet people well

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well lets talk cons first since first cost driverless cars going rageous people able get one problem taxi drivers would fired wants someone pay driveing people around could pay never pay thing laws mass law change would cuase problems one thing brought true driverless car truely driverless would pay one got wreak accident ended kill injuring someone lets talk pros driverless cars less fuel wasted great becuase know petrolium rather expensive since world much would could figure way use solar energy cars could truly revolutionizing make diffrence like artical would truly flexability bus would revolutionize transportation even help thos people know little need go would also majorly decrease amount crashes likly works like say itll work could almost swear would crashes think idea facinating intersting problems look view people opinions change think never change believe would great extent im saying terrible instead less fuel make cars solar powered make sure toxins released air remmeber reading use billions gigawatts power sun makes amount power one second could use solar power could truly gas free would main think good idea

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article driverless cars coming driverless cars far imagination dreams cars could help us safer road going work driving school driving far distinses smart cars could help us carles drivers help number crashes year go driverless cars long way go cars shouldent controlled 90 percent time 10 percent human would dangerous controlled tinny percent man rest semiautonomous cars driver gets bored tired falls aslep car needed take need 100 percent driverless car would safer driverless cars would really come handy high schollers starting learn drive high schollers carless drivers care showing trying fun safety everyone elses safety smart cars new drivers safe couldent able show maybe even try go speed limite smart cars could also uesful drunk drivers comming home party driverless cars long way go really help us saffer could help crime go

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passage challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit scientists author includes many advantages disadvantages passage author good explaing acheive goal also explains stance clearly offering advice explaining sides venus much alike earth yet scientists yet truly understand planet challenges idea presents benefits advantages exploring continuing study venus would benefit us greatly present future author says studying venus would beneficial many reasons one venus much alike earth author states astronomers fascinated venus may well earthlike planet solar system says planets share many important qualities humans need survival states venus probably covered largely oceans could supported various forms like like earth today venus still features analogous earth information shows venus earth similar knowledge planet could possibly visit venus future another reason venus explored knowledge basis understanding author says passage human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors also says travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation true struggles obstacles way obtaining knowledge prevent us continuing forever motivate us find another way acheive goal although may obstacles seem impossible overcome scientists overcome continuing study venus acheive concept going visit venus without getting injured elements simple although venus many obstacles make hard us come contact learn nasa great solution author says creating type vehicle could hover venusian landscapes scientists would able study venus safely certain height planet would prevent unsurvivable conditions make bearable humans author say however high vision would limited idea favorable definetly acheivable near future conclusion studying venus worthy pursuit author gives many benefits continuation studying venus also gives reasoning supports idea well immense amoun evidence back claim universe hugely immeasurable venus next door neighbor earth scientists access improving technology resources take action towards studying venus

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author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents dangers venus occuring article temperature venus 170 fehrenheit second danger venus lot storms venus difficult us stand still author paragraph 4 states venus would problems could live venus article author talking study venus disaventages author continues add text venus surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters continued saying venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit paragraph 5 author starts saying disaventages visiting venus disaventages listed venus many storms venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions another disaventage temperature 170 degrees fehrenheit conclusion think author great job supported idea studying venus worthy pursuit included things need know venus paragraph 6 added many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus

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many advantages limiting usage cars many countrys around world example united states paris even small areas like german suburbs usage cars starting get lot pollution lots tax money going towrds roads according source 1 german suburb life goes without cars says previous bills 80 percent appropriations law gone highway 20 20 percent transport beaucse many expect public transport serving suburbs play largerrole sixyear federal transportation bill approved sometime year also found paragraph 5 passenger cars responsible 12 pecent greenhouse gas emissions europe anfd 50 percent carintensive areas united states causing problrms invierment paris also problems pollution reading paris bans diving due smog robert duffer tells us reads days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air city congestion 60 persent capital france five days smog reading paragraph 17 paris typically smog european capitals last week pairs 147 micrograms particulate matter pm per cubic meter compared 114 brussels 797 london reuters found reading tell pairs high level polloution foud source 4 changes people stopped car commuting result habit meaning everyone walked biked instead using cars would use depend source paragraph 36 infer new york many people starting use bikes insted cars found new yorks new bikesharing program skyrocketing brige tunnels tools reflect new priorities proliferation car sharing programs across nation paragraph 38 tells us population suggest trend demographic shifts driving may accelerate reading sources adding information vary easy infer would lot advantages didnt use cars would less polloution would paying less roadways

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topic keeping changing electoral college beeen around quite time may argue unfair way vote presidency although may think otherwise electoral college provides different opportunities political members well common people voting method able trust member running people wants express himslef politically balances political weight throughout electoral college requires candidates trustworthy others everyone said excerpt slate magazine party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee basicaly means get choose candidate trust big political problems shows heard electors know trust although different cases might become democratic problem able speak personally atleast know manage work elections properly different people different perspectives several thingsespecially comes politics political places need different views people able make non biased decision want see others feel think different situations keeping electoral college able express different political references defense electoral college stated voters presidential elections people want express political reference defense electoral college people vote people wants express feel one thing people vote might feel strongly political situation others stated paragraph fifteen may become problem democratic way although argue people living country city equal amount chance heared represented talented intelligentand trustworthy people process electoral college provides even political balance throughout nation stated posner cponducting process electoral college create homogeneous region throughout country get equal rights chances well people across nation political balance hard keep withing big state although large states simmered electoral college large states also help even smaller states electoral college efiicient way around years select reperesentatives state may bigger chance politics future people one country able get voices heard throughtout world electoral college contains people able trust people express political views clearly provides political balance throughout

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article making mona lisa smile author explains new technology called facial action coding system enables computes know human sad happy confused angry fearful disgusted also author describes would help teacher classes identify students bored tired making eassier teachers find another way get students attention opinion would good idea schools use make eficient way teaching students teachers differents ways teach learn making fun less tireding everyone although may expensive students like computer read emotions would weird also may unconterfull students computer say feelings front class facial action coding system facs great idea schools said earlier see could help things article describes new technology identify human emotions explains would work society help people understand one another better facs tell emotions way muscles face move making easier computer identify emotion human felling use video imagery create new emotion recognition software tracks facial movemets also new technology identify mixed emotions article also describes making expression make feel slighty expresion used according facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even help produce may happen weunconsciously imitate another persons facial expressions conclution article demostrates new technology hal understand peoples emotions even trying hide also helps people understan really feeling emotions work express

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conditions venus far extreme anything expereinced earth thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon also clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid atmosphere paragraph 3 says planets surface temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmosphereic pressure 90 times greater expreience planet despite dangers venus seems present self author still thinks worthy pursuit studying venus venus closest planet earth terms density size said paragraph 2 astronmers think might earthlike planet solar system say probably covered large oceans could supported various forms life also features similar earth like surface rocky sediment valleys mountains craters nasa possible solution sending humans study venus thatll help dangerous circumstances paragpah 5 says nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientists float fray nasa working ways study venus well like simpilar technology made silicon carbide going back using old techngoly venus might dangerous risky planet explore could possibly done research done author claims insight gained planet also travels earth beyond limited dangers doubts expanded meet edges imagination innovation said paragraph 8 author

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venus often referred earths twin astouding planet humanitys solar system venus measures nealry density mass earth sometimes even nearest planet earth well humans find studying venus neccessity human survival advanced intel nasa humans aorund world could contain society earth came numerous ways explore challenging dangers venus envokes venus worth exploration things soicety learn takeaway help earth way earth functions venus without doubt worthy pursuit despite dangers venus earth extemely similar yet different time many years ago paragraph four venus covered largely oceans could supported various forms life like earth thus implying similarities earth venus share also planet surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters description venus earth qualities well contrast venuss surface today temperatures average 800 degrees fahrenheit atmospheric pressure 90 times greater experince planet thus explaining temperature atmosheric pressure extremly different earth today make dense hazards venus portrays nasa many sister companies earth came thorough plans match dangers venus depicts example harsh temperatures venus nasa envisioned blimplike structure would hover close 30 miles venus decreasing temperature 630 degress far enough orbit decrease atmospheric pressure equal submerged submarine ocean thus nasa could get closer venus despite dangers extreme temperature pressure unveil intel knowledge venus help expand know venus another idea nasa working study electronics made silicon carbide materials withstand venus conditions go along ideas people came computer systems pre post world war ii era computers cn operate calculate without using technology sensitive materials like today got heated easily computers well withstand harsh temperatures pressures venus envokes furthermore old new elctronics bolstering ideas different materials nasa society earth safely study venus despite dnagers add pursuing venus society learn neccessary intel help earth way earth functions example making trip venus scientists earth could study soon figure analogous similarites earth venus could also help find societys world earth operates functions geology weather things like way volcanoes erupt earthquakes earth lightining strikes happen earth therefore travel venus society expand knowledge earth venus works studies scientists perform conclusion taking initiative take challenges venus society gian intel venus well answer unanswered questions society forever thus societys lapse stopped dangerous challenges envokes stopped societys dense imagination

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mars red planet call many things us people beleive life planet mars nasa discovered something far anything weve seen face stone may possibly weather created planet artical states picture actually shows martian equivalent buttle mesa means face looked like landforms juist like earth found american west paragraph 11 man states rule thumb tells us discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size explains us face real shouldve things see around lastly paragraph 7 artical says april 1998 sent cydonia mars take pictures cloudy weather perfectly fine took photos face people home waiting picture released find natural landform people beleive real face however wrong becauase pictue taken cydonia looks like normal natural landform also image wouldve zoomed 3 times shouldve seen oher things also say face looks like mesa like west america beleive nothing nrmal landform caused red planets natural enviorment

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driverless cars appear future road many sides computer controlled cars glitches many technical problems used futures transportation computer giltch whos fault injury death person could go either way man contolled cars one two people blame accident may happen todays driverless cars steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills quote said paragraph 7 shows cars everything misleading user user sit car tell car go user likely fall asleep get tired waiting turn said paragraph 8 car comes across situation solve self many things could go wrong whos fault would accident car would cause rules road us taught child would changed lot also would develop new way giving tickets break driving laws new driverless cars new driver safety laws would give many police officials confusion giving driving tickets people driverless car sounds like bad news needs keep people safe road near future dreverless cars would useful addition road need time idea driverless cars potential change driving know

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article driverless cars coming author presents posotive negative aspects driverless cars personally driverless cars one reason driverless cars drivers could get distracted pay attention road secondly accident take blame driver manufactioner also many saftey concerns driverless cars firstly driverless cars cause drivers get distracted one way cause drivers become distracted drivers could think car driving self pay attention road shouuld secondly driverless cars may cause drivers tempted text driving although cars come built saftey alerts driver notice article paragraph eight states psychological aspects automation really challenge admits dr wener huber bmw project manager driver also says would find away keep drivers focused make driving fun secondly would happen accident driverless car someone injured would take blame driver manufactioner car would want take risk paragraph nine says new laws needed order cover liability case accident finally saftey concerns come driverless cars extra technology put car wonder still room standard safter requirements also happen one sensors controling car fails alert driver time move way possible accident paragraph four states driverless car mimic skills human wheel however human response time could faster effective machine people may even use driverless cars reason drive get behind wheel influince drugs alchol majopr concern yhemselves drivers road conclusion although driverless cars maybe amazing thing imagine dream think way head thr future driverless cars may cause drivers become distracted behind wheel also toi take blame accident driverless car people may become reliable dependent car drive prepared stop accident happening finally driverless cars could huge saftey concern drivers driverless cars may also help excuse people drive influence text even sleep behind wheel driverless cars think main source traansportation years come

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might someone choose seagoing cowboy became seagoing cowboy opportunity lifetime great adventurebut also exploration help people need things made worth dangers sea first knew adventure trips held would great like took gondola ride venice italy got meet new people places traveled even learned new cultures every trip something different new alsoon journey volunteers traveled became closest friends next became seagoing cowboy exploration experienced many new places example theres excavated caslte crete panama canal way china nights ocean seemed black endless void clear days looked like beautiful blue mass also saw great foriegn marvels never imagined able see person finally joined program help people taking care animals would bring livestock back nations supplying food people always grateful see us arrive going help rebuild home country nation repairing wartorn countries every reason including adventure exploration helping people need joined seagoing cowboys program although never would thought friend hadnt asked come europe cattle boat played big part changing life forever however wasnt always natural job took practice tell would ask come adventure

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challenge exploring venus author suggests studying venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents article states due harrsh environment venus anything earth likely able explore twin planet earth venus theyll need create vehicle able maintain venus hovering venus would avoid unfriendly ground conditions staying way thirtyplus miles surface temperatures would still toasty around 170 degrees fahrenheit air pressure would close sea level earth solar power would plentiful radiation would exceed earth levels easy conditions survivable humans however peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere rendering standard forms photography videography researchers take samples rock gas anything else giving chance making something strong enough sustain venus longshot

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think use technology good idea cause get understanding students feel technology could used lot different ways feel like technology valuable students classroom stated facial expressions emotion universal dr huang even though individuals often showing varying degrees expressiona classroom computer could recoginze student becoming confused bored technology indeed used offen cause theres much could use type technology could figure lot one people use know people use informion find different emotional expressions make techonology even better think use technology class rooms even work space

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electoral college abolished vote candidate actually voting candidates elector source 1 voters cant always control electors vote source 2 hand electoral college great thing dispute outcome electoral college vote possibe less likely dispute popular vote source 3 vote candidate actually voting candidates elector source 1 people including would like vote president candidate might even vote person want president states smaller others makes feel like votes arent important bigger states like california texas electoral college consists 538 electors compared many people actually us greater chance wrong president might elected many people vote voters cant always control electors vote source 2 everyone wants take chance voting wrong person elected president voters might get confused electors vote wrong candidate says source 2 states small people states dont think little states matter arent important election actually hand electoral college great thing dispute outcome electoral college vote possibe less likely dispute popular vote source 3 better thing electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal meaning vote come one two regions ones voters presidential elections people want express political preference rather people woh tihnk single vote dicide election student want best coming generations including going able part presidential elections confused vote electoral college works every year new generation becomes legal vote part election dont know vote works wont able people dont know anything poitics still want able vote easy vote want president rather long process voting canidates elector time dont vote want vote wrong person

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reading article facial action coding system believe use technology could valuable help computer identifying wether persons emotion shows sadness confusion etc help technology educate students different ways example computer recognizes student confused bored could modify lesson like effective human instructor invention could completely change way teachers teach help understand student feels topic looking advanced computer improve skills help better understand topic using new invention impact way students learning determine slower learner others technology easily modify lesson recognizes confused emotion face students may tend find educated use facial recognition showing single emotion way facial features moved conclusion believe use technology schools change way teachers educating students also notify teachers student struggling certain topic teachers view lesson modified students laptop believe help technology students become informed school topics

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artical making mona lisa smile talks new form technology read human emotions used read emotions mona lisa could used read human emotions dr huang beckman institute worked computer scientis computer programed read expresions humans first making 3d model face along 44 major muscels face would valuable classroom well argues ther artical technology available classrooms would ba able help students learn way computer would able recognize emotions student expressing would able change modify lesson sudent sort technology available would change whole outlook learn change whole outlook classroom would give students better chance learning help learnit would make lesson personal student form technology made available major impact would schools students would grand would cahnge face learning therefor belive use technology valuable classroom

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technology make mona lisa smile facial action coding system enables computers identify human emotions able read person emotional state technology useful many classrooms technology improve learning facial action coding system improve childs learning could recognize student becoming confused bored help modify lesson student stay forcesed lesson would help lot student work best speed facial action coding would work watching muscles persons face tell mood even computer couldnt handle complex algorithms used weite simple instructions encode different emotions could really help keep student key learning technology useful many classrooms technology improve learning would valuable technology students classroom many ways could befit students around could use help

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bet wondering electoral college head well electoral college somewhere go like regular college process established constitution compromise vote presidents vice president including electoral votes congress electoral college consists 538 electors majority 270 electoral votes elect president begin every candidate running president state electors every four years presidential election held tuesday first monday fun part states gets winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential candidate also governer prepares certificate ascertainment listing wonderful candidates ran president state along names respective electors year voters expecting another close election population vote winners could lose presidency electoral college system voters dont vote presidents vote state electors lived texas example wanted vote someone named john kerry would vote slate 34 democratic electors pledged kerry winnertakeall method award electoral votes induces candidates like 2012 election obama vote got 29 electoral votes large state gets attention presidential candidates campaign nixton 1968 clinton 1992 43 pecent plurality popular votes hopefully learned electoral college really electors go president

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driverless cars going amazing released public intelligent machines make better faster decisions humans road even though testing still havent caused accidents think everyone drives driverless car option steer choice whether life risk driverless cars havent caused caroncar accidents text states driverless cars driven half million miles without crash cases driverless cars involved accidents people wrecked usually dont make road errors people mess bad driving habits drivers still option take wheel feel car feels like something wrong text states driverless cars require human skill would take wheel point rest driving optional text also states driverless cars also programmed warn driver need take control drawback drivers still alert times incase car needs help may take time fully safe text states situations humans would take control car like pulling driveways moving around construction zones implies cars cant deal humans well still manage get accidents pedestrians people arent dong supposed like jwalking take awhile driverless cars upgraded reliable sensors detect pedestrians even animals driverless cars going huge innovation changes way everyone travels driverless cars safe fast decision makers help people get place place without driving whole time wouldnt turn trip something great qualities driverless cars truely amazing released

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use new technology name facial action coding system valuable classroom tell emotions others facial recognition device created prof thomas huang colleague prof nicu sebe reads emotions identifying facial muscles used flexed even someone trying pretend look like another emotion technology still tell feelng process technology first begins computer creates 3d model face model shows distinguishes 44 major facial muscles one muscles moves called action unit dr paul eckman uses facial action coding system facs depict emotion presented main six 44 major muscles facial part human body helping describe emotion based flexed action muscles show six main emotions happiness surprise anger disgust fear sadness muscle called frontalis pars lateralis flexes causes eyebrow raise motion shows emotion surprise orbicularis flexes causes lips tighten shows anger help facial feedback theory emotion moving facial muscles express emotion actually produces emotion well using device classroom would extremely valuable device would detect emotion send results back teacher counselor information teacher counselor could help student emotional problems especially highschool students stress pressure endure throughout years giving results back students may even better emotion knowing someone makes face happiness actually start feel piece technology indeed used classroom would benefit students many ways would solve emotional problems students increase happiness putting everyone else better mood decreasing stress levels facial action coding system vital impressive work technological art definitely used classroom

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think good idea develop driverless cars drives get distracted easliy pay anettion times road also next generation come know drive soon forgotten skill also make unemployment rate go roof bad idea hurt nation others finacualy cultrally driverless car would wreck waiting happen teens days short tension spand would get easily distracted phones even fall asleep pay attention road called smarte cars still need drivers alert pay attention case drive construction zone driver take well driver fell asleep would easy get car crash companys really worried drivers well would put situation putting lives risk others granted even know driving still dangerous one thing full control car rather put faith programed even make way work zone threat running lisonce importante part growing teaches resposibiltity gives feeling liberation freedom generation startes us driverless cars future generation stop gettting drivers lisonces driving become lost art important people learn drive sence freedom google companys car manufactures able take away driverless cars break nations back unemployment rates yougth time high many people big cities make money either cab drivers bus driver driverless car put hard workers jobs making unempolment rates country even higher ready driverless cars lead destruction unemployment rates shoot high great depression round two accidents happening left right generations attention spaned shorter gould fishs putting use metal box tell us really drive car need pay attention case good way cut popullation half even mention fact soon driving lost art freedom never stripped us driverless cars good idea leave trail misery behind

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believe support development driveless cars time evolves surrounding evolves well clothings cultural beliefs advancements technologies education many could make changes things cant cars believe risk willing take first author article mentioned cars would use half fuel todays means killing less trees plays major role saving planet using abundant amount fuels extremely bad future well using less fuel less likely experience tragical conditions global warming natural disasters also mentioned driveless cars offer far flexibility second reason support developemnt driverless cars due lesser risk getting car accidents article mentioned although google cars arent truly driverless driven half million miles without crash indicate advancments made cars less likely wed face car crashs tragical accidents wouldnt face problems much facing last reason relates car accidents human risks advancements made onto cars suggest lower risk everything headsup displays use multiple sensors lidar advancements bmv states 70 90 times get car accidents due human risks human risks include drunk driving disobeying traffic laws underage unpermitted driver texting driving driveless cars advancements lowering risk facing kind problems see believe support developments driveless cars multiple reasons using half fuel use today saving planet resources eventually lead lower risks global warming next driveless cars assure face less car accidents due high technologies advancments lastly driverless cars decrease risk human risks lead higher advancements technologies

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position driverless cars feel driverless cars work rename driverless cars 2driver cars theres never going moment time car driving always normal job youll extra help time never feel like dont pay attention road car driving driving also never feel like focus something else car driving always alert also always know car back anything else cant see example car warn traffic ahead crashes road blocks ect alot states illegal even test computerdriven cars example california nevada florida district columbia led country allowing limited use semiautonomous cars manufacturers believe states follow soon cars proved reliably safe wich makes sense people want safe car keeps familys life danger lots people want conclusion feel like manufactorers driverlesscars proves people safe become big alot countrys fast

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mysterious face hiding mars acticle unmasking face mars states many different thoughts different people nasa expiremented face mars belive another martin mesa although conspiracy theorists like think otherwise really proof beliefs many people follow upon scienetists believed face alein artifact nasa photographed face soon could get good shot 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia able snap picture ten times sharper original viking photos gave everybody pretty good idea picture clear enough could prove life mars anxcious people waiting picture discovered face nothing natural landform alough picture proven face show life mars believe photo couldnt right time face photographed camera peer wispy clouds camera may gotten clear shot people argued sam monotnous story didnt get good enough picture clouds could covering markings question comes back really face ground mars garvin nasa researcher states hard target face located one day cloudless summer day 2001 mars global surveyor went take second look face held thousands people speechless belive malins team managed capture picture using cameras absolute resolution discovered picture actually shows martian equivalent buttle mesa landforms common around american west fuss face proven landform would find mars uniqe landform kept people wondering years really many trips space passing face scientists finally got proof needed prove really uncommon feature left conspiracy theriosts jaws dropped mouths closed think mysterious face hiding mars

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ever dream future cars driven well dream coming faster think advances technology getting closer closer achieving driveless car driveless cars could change world much thus good idea made possible driveless cars could help make world better would longer worry would get certain ares would call driveless car get would take us destinantion another thing make driveless car great would use half fuel use today would also cause less accidents due sensors thus alearting driver accident might possible type cars might great lot flaws flaws 100 driveless yet need passanger alert time soutition rises take control example article statesnotify driver road ahead requires human skills navigationg work zones around accidents another thing worry would blame technology fails someone injuried even killed would driver manufacture gets blame thing thinking put invention sale flaws might give wrong impression driveless cars find soulution constraints might 100 driveless yet getting advances technology accomplish every day growing rapidly every year creating making technology beter example article stats thatmercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive 2020 companies also developing driver seats vibrate vehicle danger another sensor might good want today imagine much better advance might 510 years improvement sensors computer hardware software making driving safer leading driveless cars able handle driving tasks currently might contraints holding us back time able get rid improvements software senors made every day closer achieving 100 workable car advances technology help us create time make realitiy driveless cars made

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meaning democracy people vote leader president electoral college denys right state senator change popular votes barley make difference electoral college play representatives vote president us popular vote way president elected elections would fair start live democracy people pick president representatives suposadly chose alowed choose president could least feel right chose representatives according bradford plumer electoral college unfair due winner take method basically states big state many representatives majority say comes voting people vote every single vote would count towards winning president towards representatives electoral college would keep even popular vote went one representatives electoral vote would decide actual winner also acorrding office federal register total 270 electoral votes needed elect president total amount votes consists 538 electors meaning could tie elections implys system fool proof errors however popular votes counted electoral votes would chance tie president always elected americans know voting representatives turn vote president making unfair thats another reason electoral college outdated needed although popular vote system little bias favors president citizens like also prove effected fact always winner matter popular votes system cant represented states like electoral college vote entire country opposed states representatives conclusion senator change voting system many reasons first popular vote reliable always winner second electoral college even number votes meaning could tie therefore ruining election finally people would like personaly vote theyre president rather someone else simple reason suggest senate change system

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article would like technology computer read 44 major muscles also facs come facial action coding system tells person feeling oppain would want know emotions friend also would racomened school consulers consuler help person emotional prabablem yes see person feeling looking face people fake smile hide whats going inside people scared let feeling worried someone going hurt funny things people laughing really contagest dirt friend sees youre upset anything mke happy smile make joke see smile sometimes looking someone always workout people would like way would agree technolgy see emotions

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world driverless cars would simple world newer advanced technology invented everyday gets safer well although driverless cars completely driverless yet still great start amazing future new driver meaning learning drive admit easy looks think would wonderful live time period driverless cars least able witness made majority cars already operated computer systems even though humans majority work required control car human kind whole isnt always keenest comes aware surroundings able car allows us pay attention without actually anything could take away lot pressure drivers especially teen drivers fuel consumption always probably always one top issues associated cars driving creation new driverless cars amount fuel consumption go according google cofounder sergey brin health planet major concern millions maybe even billions cars letting gas making better create car requires less fuel means itll produce less gas air one thing check list things destroying earth sensors lasers also great contributions completion driverless cars although would course still require driver standby 98 energy opererate drive car would done car technogly continuously advancing even faster pace getting hard keep time well driving cars dont actually require us drive sebastian thrun seems idea considering time frame 2000s weve created gps computers laptops touchscreen cellphones paragraph eight asks us would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive think great questions know new driver would totally miss able drive create car gives option deciding want car drive want drive course one likes traffic likes 16 hour car rides florida could times car would drive driverless cars could one many successes man kind safety still issue great thing able come idea create things driverless cars even better know youre one perfected idea turned reality living reality innovative generation thats getting started cant wait see happens next maybe car flying

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sayin detect people feeling people feel software new computer recognize emotions like calculate emotions like math homework think calculate emotions like math homework frontalis pars lateralis muscle eyes raises eyebrows youre surpised orbicularis oris around mouth tightens lip show anger facial expressions emotion universal would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy worried etc computers know happy sad smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different human communication nonverbal inculding emotional communication computers need know probably tell friend feeling simply look face computer animated faces expressive video games video surgery according facial feedback theory emotion moving facial emotions also may even help produce putting happy face actually works renowned drama coach actors carefully reproduce smiling frowning way creating emotions stage whoever thought making faces could reveal much science emotions

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perspective situation positive negitive ideas bouth positive negitive side good thay bad think pull story wrighting example positive side think seat vibrating ready back car amazing idea drivers need help parking negitive side outher hand yes cars dirve without human control fecinated idea cars driveing themselvas say section says television idea brought television always right especially comes safety safety nouthing play around toy prevention lot lives injeries human driver hands plure weel times unless thay finished driveing route destination positive idea camera feed rearveiw mirror place driveing parking help anouther lastly positive side 3d model cars surroundings better less reckless driveing lastly finishing selection text says thay need human instruction get around construction reck safer driveing need alert drivers times thay handel thay allowed permition machines people lives need kept done keep less injeries conclution self driveing cars parts car used help us driveing prevent reck sertain situation huge rode blocking little bump parked car pedestrians could prevented harm well finished conclution shall leave would want keep youre life parts cars lost self driveing car gone controll messed bad constructionmatinance

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imagine able detect exactly people feeling even trying hide emotion know moving facial muscles expresses emotions also may even produce mona lisa demonstration really intended bring smile face show much computer really also making someone day make hisher smile smile feels great give back people understand leonardo da vinci made gotten tired seeing people sad faces making mona lisa brought cheer smiles world renowned drama coach constantin stanislavsky actors carefully reproduce smiling frowning way creating theses emotin stage overall facial actin coding system great idea put action get world know nick dalto made better

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advantages limitng car use benefit us matter days much drive type car driving limiting car use great impact planet protect enviorments enviorments currently falling apart another adavantage limting car use relieve stress person actually make person happier last people wont worry getting late school work even accidents dont know limiting car use great benefit advantages earths enviorments falling apart everyday damage polution carbon emissions huge impediment current efforts drastically reduce green house gas emissions tailpipespassenger car responsible 12 percent green house gas emissions europeand 50 percent carintensive areas united states many cities forced banned car amount smog wellming expamle paris days near record pollution paris enforce partial driving ban clear air harmful chemicals congestion 60 percent capital france five days intesifying smog smog rivaled beijing china os known one populated cities world limting car use advantages protect enviorments dont worry smogs things doesnt want stress free thats another advantage limting car use always see mom stresses shes driving cause accidents people always rush car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter woulld safer dont worry much crossing street swish bicycles chatter wandering children drowns occasional distant motor many alternative transportation hiking biking skates busues cab helpful body mind good opportunity take away stress lower air polluttion rates car owernship gone continues go downif pattern persists many sociolgists belive benefecial implcatiions carbon emmisions nd enviorment since transportation second largest source americans emissions behind power plants negavtive impact car industries companies ike ford audi limiting car usgae prevent trafiic jams even accidents conclusion limiting car usgae advantages protect earths envioremnts relive stress make person happier result less traffic jams accidents think things important anything else great way take away stress lower air pollution limiting car usage wonderful benefits advantages

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dear senator personally think electoral college abolished yes things unfair example voters dont vote president directly fact voters cant always control electors vote thats life though life unfair everyone instead shutting whole electoral college try improve voters satisfied electoral college plays big part voting process although many unfair things electoral college helps president elected electors know amount people voted could elect president believe voting process simple looks complicated might seem simple us complicated others voting process would harder without electoral college citizens wont anyone anything guide lot us dont really know politics real side candidate shows become president electors already start see real side candidate even though hes president citizens need group people guide right direction wont regret choices made yes electoral college negative things best opinion electoral college continue overall process helps lot instead stating wrong facts electoral college try make better process people think unfair think otherwise genuinely think process best hope think everything said try improve good process sincerely propername

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jouneys seagoing cowboy arent always easy waves toss boat animals easy handle joy feel help people need rough times worth sea able help people loading boat cattle horses many animals people need animals deliver animals places greece europe china crete italy many exotic countries able see amazing artifacts located places sailing atlanic ocean encounter different oceanic animals able see beauty person ot helps appreciate different life forms also appreciate life becuase realize people less fortunate blessed able help see uneducated want help continuing journey seagoing cowboy become aware problems world served time seagoing cowboy awareness stayed lead family host number international students exchange visitors many years share knowledge sea students become aware problems want make difference learn cherish people around given moment something bad good happen one rainy night serving watchman made hourly report captain slid ladder landed back heart racing slipped toward opening ship small strip metal caught relieved alive pain time cracked ribs rhe crew friends cared one else could dangersof sea rush get see less fortunate people smile dangers shrink size pencil shaving appreciate helping people oceanic life friendship learning teaching become seagoing cowboy always appreciate traits

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author supports hs idea saying venus planet solar system venus second planet son proved challenging place examine closely venus closet planet earth terms density size closest distance venus sometimes right around corner numerous factors conrubute venuss reputation challenging planet humans study also notable venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun nasas possible solution hostile conditions venus would allow scientist float fray however nasa working another approaches studying venus concusion challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also becaue human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors

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12715 dear state senator electoral college system electors vote people states votes eletors may stera beeten paath reason change system people understand elecoral college system defense elector college five reasons keep despised method choosing th ppesident richard posner points electors elect president people vote presidential candidate ypure actually voting slate electors meaning group people state vote presidnt importent know lets peopple know vote narow choeses although electoral college system givesthe eletion electon winer takes feel people may believe vote doesnt matter electoral college system electoral collge bay office federal register points states winnertakeall system awards electors winning presidential candidate says states electors vote whomever majoratiy state voted suggnifucnt shows peoples vote matter hand elector college system perfict eventhough states winnertakeall system may fathless electros occaionally refused vote partys candidate cast deciding vote whomever please informed indefensibel electoral collegewhy even bestiaid defense system wrong bradford plamer showing though electors asspost vote states vote electors follow personal oppion shows systom good gold electoral college electors vote people vot moajoraty system fladed little changing electoral college would like changing constatosion

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may 191950 930 wow dreamed started become seagoing cowboy man doy days well time breakfast said like went downstairs ate bread went outside went store buy food went familys house talk visitors may 20 1950 1100 next day got thing yesterday today bit different today friend trying find able find ice shop said need go seagoing cowboys program today teach people signed 134 pm got place held program different becaue one sign said experienced seagoing boyboys come ok said inside old seagoing cowboy remenber 140 pm 1950 old man got said thank coming tell need help kind help asked seagoing cowboy well need go little trip back europe help people becuase students needs adive jobs back 1945 ok sure thing said seagoing cowboys rest asked well ship leaves next day pack things well need may 21 1950 noon got ship bunk room well like old times said yup said back well going explore ship come asked unpack things said ok said june 2 1950 900 thunder storm side wonder lighing going hit ship asked odds booom alarm came one said everyone get life boats tried pack thing pack hlaf things fell board got life boats june 1950 woke one beach nearby city seagoing cowboys asked dont know said

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article driveless cars coming author gives positive negative aspects driveless cars feel though driveless car positive negative feel development driveless cars benefit humanity well development continue bring new form public transportation article says driveless cars steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills makes driveless cars safe drive get passenger need go alert skills needed makes safer also relxing drive destination also states article driveless cars four automotive radar sensors gps receiver inertial motion sensor dubbed lidar helps update car surroundings driveless cars provide even safety passengers knowing surroundings places passenger car probably wouldnt aware heshe driving believe driveles cars future cars reasons driveless cars provide safety relaxing trip passengers regular cars cant continously developed better safety human like driving skills driveless cars great form automotive transportation safety cant matched

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face mars nothing martian equivalent butte mesa martian mesas common enough around cydonia wouldnt surprising ordinary mesa in1976 viking 1 saw mesa thought looked like face scientists found martian mesa april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time michael malin orbiter camera took picture mesa looked like face picture ten times better picture viking 1 took found natural landform wasnt alien monument yet proof people believe wasnt regular mars mesa due cloudy year mars april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia global mars surveyor got second chance look butte surveyor took photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution picture showed martian equivalent butte messa nevertheless found ordinary martian mesa looked like face due shadows never alien monument ordinary mesa face mars never alien monument nutural landform

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computers technology evolving every year matter fact like everyday went basic analog phones smart phones touch screen even cars advanced electric cars wifi point technology way life keep advancing long humans keep advancing hav developed technology computers read emotions technology read emotional expressions make learning better process computer reading emotions starts making 3d strcture model faceusing video imagery thenew software reconize treacts facial movements uses 44 major muscles face reads movement muscles detect weather happy sad scared angry suprised disgusted takes emotions apply movements facial muscles example text frontalis pars laterails muscles raise eyebrows suprised orbicularis oris tightens lips show anger facial expressions universal also used computer give intresting things would like example text classroom computer could reconize student becoming confused bored could modify lesson like effective human technology make computer antimated faces expressive video games video sugery smiling web ad appears screen similr ad might follow show unhappy face ad appear next time human communicationg non verbal something hard computer understand humans preform calculation computer trying day day basis intances says humans tell friend feeling would trouble describing facial something drhuang made algorithm algorithm cnstructed read muscular movemnets facial structure create respons suited expression feelings essay inform different ways computers advanced technology shaped many different ways modern way reading facial expression made person computer technology used world wide help education entertainment best test subjects show sucessful technology famous painting mona lisa human anatomy painting 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry

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