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think face natural markingand proof created aliensin unmasking face mars looks nothing like face would still think created aliensscientists didnt even think faceeven though might think created aliens lot things earththat weird looking dont know came abouti dont think aliens would anything perfect lookingon jpl website revealed natural landfromthere alien monument aftereven though people werent satisfied picturethey probably still thinking created aliensthe face located 41 degrees north martin latitudewhere winter april 98 cloudy time year red planetthe camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face skeptics think alien markings hidden hazebut cloudy around timei say proven point dont think created aliens many artifacts earth may created aliens cloudntthe face palnt natural artifact
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passage german suburb life goes without cars really intresting passage text states vauban germanyresidents upscale community suburban pioneers going soccer moms commuting executives ever gone given cars shows go somewhere go walking also street parking driveways home garages generally forbiden experimental new district outskirts freiburg however vaubans streets completely carfreeexcept main thoroughfare tram downtown freiburg runs streets one edge community car ownership allowed two places park 40000 along house result 70 vaubans families onw cars 57 sold car move car always tense also cars causes lazyness stuff doesnt keep healthty example walk stregh body parts body moving use car sit sometimes cause back problem forthere development since world war ii centerd car change levittown scarsdale new york suburbs spreadout homes private garages drea towns 1950s still exert strong appel means back spreadout homes private garages dream towns united states enviromental protection agency promoting car reduced communities staring act caustiously indeed many experts escept public transporter serving suburbs play much larger role new six year federal transpotation bills approved year also previous bills 80 law gone highways 20 transport means car really waste money also important car
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people fact vote electoral college unfortuntley im favor change election popular vote president united states voting electoral college dosent make sense completly unfair people voting certainty outcomethe reason electoral college vote cause think voting president confusing dosent make sense example article electoral college work source 1 pharagrapgh 15 states electoral college method democratic modern sensewhen people vote voting slate electors vote actually voting electors get vote president people really unfair party selects slatetrusted vote partys nominee addition previous point second reason electoral college vote people voting states pharagraph 3 winnertake system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning example 2000 campaign seventeen states didnt see candidates including rhode island south carolina voters 25 largest media markets didnt get see single campaign ad dispute outcome electoral college vote possible happened 2000 less likely dispute popular vote pharagrapgh 18 states reason winning candidates share electoral collge invariably exceeds share popular vote conclude electoral college vote unfair confusing makes sense hard say bob dole right abolish electoral college
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software valuable simple fact ive seen alot photos knowing whats painting feelings help understand mona lisa diferent emotions going looking painting woudlnt think type emotion thats machine kicks mona llisa lacks big smile 83 happy thats case paintings need go thru machine also mona lisa 9 disgusted 6 fearful 2 angry looking painting would think dont even know thought expressions hard tell machine helped alot yes software vaulable every day hear machine calculates emotion machines school youd know whats wrong girlfreind friend reading makes question alot pictures think ask many paintings meaning
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authors claim venus worthy pursuit depite danger thinks able go come back example artical challenge exploring venus says striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet also human curiosity likely lead us many equally intimidating endeavors next said saying might able make thing great work way wanted still made things happen take time needed also think would good thing seen things go work like wanted also said travels earth beyond limmited danger douts expanded meet vary edges imagination innovation want things go planed want us see things never seen go places yet discover known aboutthe author also wants us know working think happpen later life see able things others done past nasa also wants people travle get see things seen author wants us know going daily life author also wants us see later life see make things work ashamed nasa wants able see live venus countine life life hard make things need end place live author also said nasa thinking sometime
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article provided called making mona lisa smile author describes us new technology developed identify human emotions technolofy called facial action coding system like us able make calculation tell friends happy sad mad etc computer software stores anatomical informationn electronic code many thought since technonology enables computers read human emotions put classroom setting teach whole group instuction modify lesson theres sign confussion childs facial expression personally beleive software included clasrooms various reasons starters facial action coding system valuable classroom setting like stated even slight sign confusion new technology able pick improve find way student coprehend material system uses video imagery emotionrecognition software tracks facial movements real time face image imagine computer able tell smile lesson plan easy coperhend futhermore system tr find similar lessons plans like one sown next timenow dislike frown computer take notice lesson plan diffrent next time another reason facial action coding system classrooms many children generation either shy ask questions instuctors scared e made fun since student scared simply shy ask question able understand topic however system computer student wouldnt even need raise hand doubt technology already detected confussion finding solution soon possible last least human communication nonverbal dont agree think time computers understand since computer detect emotions without hearing anything spoken able detect students happy lesson plan confused like one look students faces hencing adapting improving quickly students learn material suceed imagine long boring talks teachers give actually understanding trying get comperhend classroom problem solved facial action coding system help learn much faster efficently therefor setting path sucesses
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thechnology advances years go byand years go become human human emotions read technology able read article called making mona lisa smille scientist named dr huang developes technology able read human emotions simplify way students learn technology used classrooms read students emotions easier help students learn better technology put classrooms help learn better article tells us thatwhen technology installed computer students use identify emotional expressions understand theyre learning modify lesson students comprehend theyre learning help students understand work little easier get good grade also help project dont understand web talking another reason technology classrooms would make easier students understand whats going class example student ahs project researching finds website understand going computer recognize student understand written page find another website corresponds student looking little easier understand paragraph six article making mona lisa smile tells us something similiar saysif smile web ad appears screen similiar ad might follow frown next ad different paragraph says technology notices like somthing understand technology like really help students make progress education technology classrooms help students make progress classes technology would help increase students scores maybe students would go college technology would help students advance classes would easier teacher would make many things easier easier better
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face mars face mars huge rock formationwhich resembles human head nasa stated 1976 many know natural landform like earth believe face created aliens face nothing natural landform landforms like earth photographic evidence reveals natural landform evidence face built life outside earth face mars nothing natural landform like earth jim garvin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program knows face another landform reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho said thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars one piece evidence face anything natural landformbecause many characteristics landform earth second reason face mars nothing natural landform images taken 2001 mars global surveyor mgs twenty five years first photographs clearer higher resolution photos face came mgs 43 meters per pixel 1976 photograph versus 156 meters per pixel 2001 photograph clearly enough evidence face mars natural land formation similar mesa rises dips landform resemble shape eyes nose mouth human face nothing seen clearly cracks crevaces land prove face natural landform believe face mars built aliens nothing base beliefs fact landform resembles face evidence whatsoever suggests face built supernatural life hand photosand common sense itselfprove landform another landform like earth passage proves authenticity landform says thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealinga natural landform alien monument proving face landform conclude evidence suggests face mars anything natural landform face characteristics landform earth images 2001 reveal landform top believe alien activity responsible creation face little information base beliefs end though know little landform called face mars one universes great mysteries
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use technology everyday technology helps us get day work lot effeciently im actually using technology right thankfully computer isnt examining scanning face right far know dont think go far use software schools students need privacy wont change opinions school work plus also probably petyy expensive students entitled privacy artile said example smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow last thing need school bunch soap ads poppping someone made laugh computer thought laughing ads showing dont want computerscanning faces everytime using disturbing think machine studying every muscle movement face know feel course kids going bored theyre school work computer computer going change pretty useless really think get annoying youre confused could ask teacher instead exaggerating confused look computer recognizes software also probably pretty expensive would pay software also new better computers said paragraph 7your home pc cant handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile means would need really really nice computer run software schools dont enough money buy software reads peoples emotions conclusion dont think schools need pretty useless wont give us students privacy sitting scanning us whole time computers definitely wont help us boredom probably way expensive nobody wants baying bunch money know tim 40 percent happy wednesday lunch software waste money
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dear state senator propername think abolish electoral college electoral college used many years problem til opinion people getting upset nominees voted didnt get elected electoral college widely regarded anachroninsm nondemocratic method selecting president ought overruled declaring candidate receives popular votes winner paragraph 15 source 3 electors elect president people vote presidential candidate youre actually voting slate electors people dont know though party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee rarely betrayed possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote yet rarely happened electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal region enough electoral votes elect president anyways voters tossup states likely pay close attention campaign really listen competing candidates knowing going decide election likely thoughtful voters average reason received information attention candidate thoughtful voters ones decide election conclusion many people unaware election rules dont know talking comes political stuff therefore listen keep electoral college sincerely propername
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luke went trip europe wanted help luke took time work help city messed world war 2 passage says thatluke sign help europe shiping supply goods sea luke worked unrra helping supply luke known seagoing cowboys program opinion luke right thing hes helping people places passag says thatin china luke help took care animals luke went greece brought 335 horses plus enough hay oats feed luke helping peopleanimalsand helping supplys luke travling sea sea helping people working hard reasons think luke right thing also luke took trip help people also help countries left ruins passage says thatit 1945world war europeand many countries left ruins luke sign help people areas also luke needed help
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driverless cars pretty helpful although flaws doesnt stand away good points driverless cars invented idea cars function without driver anything whatsoever something dreamed since first invention cars next whole flying cars ideas cars operating barely human involvement touching steering wheel creative idea also lets driver able handle things without stop car plenty things would made easier driving world due invention cars like google car helpful stopping accidents accuring car warns driver vehicle trouble example backing object upcoming highways even car crash ahead speaking warnings car gives notifications driver need take tthe car excellent way prevent accidents may happen also less problems texting driving car driving thought selfdriving cars always around throw away chance becoming reality cars making since early 2000s even beforehand technology wasnt developed enough plan become reality years waiting create driverless cars finally created car could thought dreams existant reality car able function without need human unless emergency coming driver pretty much relax driver baby tak care baby car going driver less chances stress car dive even car get accident wont fault therefore worries pay accident fault manufacturers traveling made much easier help self driving cars travel hours wont worry getting tired constant wheel turning car adding traveling car wont pay hundreds dollars like would decided go plane train payment would use would refill gas tank conclusion creating driverless cars would big movement car driver world car could prevent car crashes would make driver spend hundreds dollars repairing vehicle traveling would made 100 easier faster self driving car car crash rate would also go quite bit selfdriving cars would amazing addition car industry
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less cars would better world people would emit much harmful gas distroy ozone two reasons world would better without cars people would walk means people would get exersice reason would better world less cars people would spend less money cars gas first reason would better world without cars people would walk people walk would get exersice healthier reason would better walk people anger stress problems would stuck traffic would get angry people stuff wen theyer traffic people get stressed would worry people running people cutting last reason would better people walk people would healthier would fumes cars thier face would inhaling lung problems futer breathing fumes second reason would better world cars people would spend less money gas means people wuld money things also people didnt spend money gas cars people would make car payments wouldnt stress enough money pay car payment car getting reposesed last reason would better spend money cars gas people didnt spend money stuff would able spend money running shoes walk work whereever going wear proper shoes world less cars people would much better things dont spend money also world would get damaged things cars emit
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computer driven cars future cars safe dangerous think dangerous three reasons first computer driven car malfunctions even hacked secondly make new driving laws computer driven cars last least safe illegal computer futurebut cars computer driven cars quiet dangerous car malfuntions feor example driving woods heading camping spot car dosent want turn heading tree cant pull stearing wheel happens next car bieng hacked unkown person would car company fix make new driving laws stated storynew laws order cover liability case accident held responsible driver manufature story states presntly traffic laws written assumption safe car human driver controlat times know already tired regular driving laws computer driving cars safe illegal story states result states illegaleven test computerdriven car dosent sound safe also states manufatures believe states follow soon cars proven mor reliably safe meaning safe still think computer driven cars still safe didnt three reasons car malfuntions get hacked make new laws safe illegal
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limiting car usage cars doubt become leading mode transportation world due amount exhaust give negative effect greenhouse gases many places world become polluted due pollution cars give know paris beautiful city know envision minds air polluted ban driving certain vehicles allowed road times eventually things cleard let people back road vauban germany little suburban town given automoblies altogether im much happier way car always tense said heidrun walter mother two bicycles become part daily lives result resteraunts clothing stores grocery shops sprung streets walking disatnce making everything easliy accesible town clean since dont use automoblies effect pollution drastically different bogota columbiathere program every year called carfree day car free day everyone bogotayou guessed doesnt drive people bogota care enviorment see need take day lives try improve slightest determination upholding tradition even brought someof neighboring countries partake car free event united states one leading countries world car pollution peaking miles driven 2005 president barack obama took stand president obama set high goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions recent studies shown yearly average miles driven decreasing believed trend continues benefit rest country cars majorform pollution world live today took time lives rode bike work one day walked park might able stall slow defeat planet people desrve live clean well taken careof enviorment first step making enviornment way desireis
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honestly think driverless cars smart idea mean kids know generation use manually drive around hands feet also enjoyment google cars made able drive make human lazy beacuse driver would effortless drive around could let car drive people talk drivers fall asleep manually driving google cars said article google car drive still alert driver take control car around complicated traffic navigating roadworks accidents google car meant driverless would alert driver take control situations built designed driver alerted thing think keep driving way today drivers focused driving instead lazy driver wants get accident theyre alert better drivning experience everyday drive certain destination also senors today enough alert us another car close us alerted drive think need better brakes worn broken instead people want make driverless cars making cars dont run gas costly indistructable tires car glass dont break airbags dont harm knock people harms worried establish driverless car car alert take control forget driving expirence get startled also would happen car alert driver alert driving tires need air pressur oil change think something conern making future drivers lazy drive around honestly think driverless cars future even dangerous cars use today
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development since world war ii centered car changesaid david goldberg official transportation americapara7theres many advantages limit care usage instence money savedmore spacepollution traffic start articlein german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthalit states car ownership allowed two places parklarge garages edge development carowner buys space 40000 along home para2 words expensive goes says car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter media trainer mother two walked verdant streets swish bicycles para3ms walter calm doesnt car paragraph 5 reasons come huge impediment current efforts drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipespassenger cars responsible 12 percent greenhouse gas emissions europeand 50 percent carintensive areas united states one many causes greeenhouse gas cars next previous bills 80 percent appropriations law gone highays 20 percent transportpara9which means expensive things money wasted things cars need continue author robert duffer paris bans driving due smog states days nearrecord pollution paris enforced partial driving ban clear air global citypara 10 tells us cars dameging air breath smog gets around fastcongestion 60 percent capital franceafter fivedays intensifying smogthe smog rivaled beijing china known one polluted cities worldpara 14 add andrew selsky wrotecarfree day spinning big hit bogota says leaving streets capital city eerily devoid traffic jamspara20 basically theres traffic paragraph 24 good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza rode twoseat bicycle wife selsky states parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks replaced broad smoth sidewalks rushhour restrictions dramatically cut trafficand new restaurants upscale shopping districts cropped get places faster traffic smoth trip good business furthermore elisabeth rosenthal writes article end car culture advantages president obamas ambitious goals curb united states greenhouse gas emissions unveiled last week get fortuitour assist incipient shift american behavior recent studies suggest americans buying fewer carsdriving less getting fewer licenses year goes bypara29 words many people driving anymore cool anymore dont drive youll fit summarizethere many advantages limit car use money savedmore space streetsand help keep air clean
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todays world many us see cars necesarry tool used get us need go shortest time possible however many realize much restricting usage personal automobile actually help society long run decreasing usage car cut greenhouse gas emissions also improve congestion see boost economy cities countries around world doubt cutting driving greatly reduce emission grennhouse gases detailed paris bans driving due smog robert duffer effect one day reduced driving played signifigant impact amount smog paris france smog covered city paris rivaled beijing china one polluted cities world cause intense fog thought diesel fuel commonly used type automobile fuel france paris high smog concentration compared western european capitals temporary ban driving drastically improved conditions paris ban lifted one day idea reducing use automobiles spreaded cardependent countries us telling much impact society emission greenhouse gasses reduce additionally increasingly popular idea favoring walking biking driving ones destination seemed signifigant impact around world passage carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky capital city bogota colombia participated day without cars program three straight years led increase creation bicycle paths cut congestion traffic jams normally common city addition uprising parks recreation centers also helped boost citys economy however program restricted bogota many people countries around world come see event potential become internationally phenomena greatly improve health wellbeing people world new bicycling opprotunities mean longer getting traffic jams reduce stress congestion long run conclusion limiting car usage would profound impact society pollution envorinment personal wellbeing limiting dependency cars great effect emission greenhouse gasses atmosphere smog potential removed modern cities together economy would also benefit fewer cars means fewer roads needing built increase bicycle trails parks shopping centers walking distance neighborhoods overall limiting car usage would fantastic impact society world whole
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feel use technology would good thing classroomthere many things would inprove students abilities classroom environment paragraph one article tells us measures emotions feeling percentages lets others know using technology would help teacher know students classroom taking understanding information put teacher expand thought explains clearly done students worry understanding afraid ask question many people scared ask question futher explaination fear made fun others thinking dumbyes good ask questions class trouble teacher already know pull aside later also ask understood new technology also help identify teacher work well enough giving old lecture paper work real reason therefore every student well understanding everything teachers jobs right students better grades better test scores class room tests even standardised tests big win students parentsand schoolsso said technology get bigger better help society people better even class room
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in1998 new high resolution images 3d altimetry nasas mars global survey spacecraft revealed face mars believe face created aliens others including nasa believe natural landform nasa research states article huge rock formation common landforms around american west also web surfers get dissapointed waiting really land formation nasa unveiled image see caption picture huge rock formation also stated human faceformed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth also state huge rock formation resembles human head shows nasa believes told public think created aliens really natural landform similar pictures found common around american west look like face mars article states picture actually shows martian equivalent butte mesalandforms common around american west garvin states reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho shows nasa compares face comman landforms already found explains similar thousand anxious web surers waiting image first appeared jpl web site reveal natural landform text states alien monument text also states web surfers waited long thought going great really land shows web surfers disapointed find hopes becoming realality however say created aliens disaprove fact face natural landforms text states everyone satisfied face mars located 41 degrees north martian latitude winte april 98a cloudy time year red planet camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face perhaps said skeptics alien markings hidden haze also text goes state people think face bona fide evidence life mars evidence nasa would rather hide examples text show help prove people belive created aliens isnt natural landform see nasa myslef belive face simply natural landform many reasons proven nasa states huge rock web surfers dissapointed findings similar landforms found match face little people know face actually natural landform alien creation like hoped find alien creation silly nonsence natural landform understandable
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cars used started rise since world war ii vehicles trended make fit life culture many tragic events taking place use cars people debates whether cars used great idea limit cars protect environment cut difficulties road improve safety business initially would great option limit cars protect environment cars used make easier transport places help protect world around cars cause damage whole atmosphere harm many instance paris people fined driving smog polluted air according passage paris bans driving due smog paris typically smog european capitals use driving vehicles make difficult live world furthermore limiting use cars big advantage world cut difficulties road less use cars lead better circumstances road easier buses delivery trucks tasks quicker efficient example bogota many parks sports centers replaced smooth sidewalks cut rush hour situations traffic roads wider smooth environment moreover would great idea limit use cars improve safety business instances cars werent used different regions world led improvement businesses also better safety vauban less placement cars created safety customers go desired place also accessible compact public transportation limiting less cars progresses world around conclusion huge advantage limit use cars protect enviormnent cut difficulties road improve businesses safety using less cars protect protect world live
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people get rid electoral college change popularity vote elect president people dont vote president instead vote state electors together electoral college fair voters people vote vote directly want president instead letting state electores vote want without vote counting electoral college system voters vote president slate electors turn elect th president bradford plumer mother jones stating vote representatives state vote want president state cast one vote single representative wyoming representing 500000 voters would much say 55 represatives california represent 35 million voters given many voters vote one party president another congress houses selection hardly expected reflect people bradford plumer mother jones voters really dont get vote want representatives vote president want official electoral college unfair outdated irrational hard say bob dole right abolish electoral college bradford plumer mother jones electoral college unfair voters taken voting process together people would agree say electoral college unfair voters vote really dosnt matter state represetative vote president thats electoral college exist
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cars cars cars might say cant even live without cars motors become serious problem globe passages like end car culture source 4 elisabeth rosenthal carfree day spinning big hit bogota source 3 andrew selsky explain show reader pollution caused engines become serious problem world need limit car usage source 4 explains actions president barack obama taking make world safer cleaned air place limiting car use help us tramendisly make happen key written studies show americans purchasing fewer cars licenses also driving years go might different opinion perspective say cars life way function others see appreciate advantages limiting car usage many things including less traffic less accidents safety better health come positive outtakes lessening automotive use one thing sup0risingly good health result cars cycling new yorks bike sharing program skyrocketing bridge tunnel tolls reflect new priorities see leaving car week home using bike get workout arrive destination quicker might even get habit leaving car home often doesnt hurt try plus also save thirty bucks fine wallet source 3 explains rules laws countries making prevent less auto use cleaner air andrew emphasizes progam bogotacolumbia makes mandatory carfree daytwo days throughout well populated city great turn know matter go always going hard headed people dont like whole concept course violators fined twentyfive dollars think great idea showing city care enviorment care peoples safety health good opportunity take away stress air pollution well cars much love damaging wont kill give rest try cycling walking benefit many ways might even save ecosystems lets try limit car usage wont hurt us
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1976 scientists surprised see rock formation somewhat resembling human face mars nasa showed picture interesting formation public caption describing huge rock formationwhich resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes nose mouth however many people considered definite sign life mars maybe even ancient civilization unhabited red planet true first skeptics conspirac theorists believe nasa would like hide evidence defenders nasa budget say wish ancient civilation nasa would logical reason inform public major discoveries discovering life another planet evidence prove explain would want hide important information secondly people consider formation sort alien structure nasa considers face nothing mesa logical thing think considering fact mesas arent uncommon earth either jim gavin chief scientist nasas mars exploration program even compared mesa mars one earth saying reminds middle butte ine hte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars conclusion face mars may interesting look fact consider look like human face mere coincidence nasa discover somethhing groundbreaking would probably inform public face mars nothing mesa could easily earth
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car usage people doesnt matter people say would rather walk drive car heidrun walter said car always tense im much happier way normal people would rather ride vehicle people good point make happier walk also better enviornment less air polution biggest thing smog smog big consern todays socity days near record pollution paris enforced partial ban clear air global city vehicles road means smog congestion 60 percent capital france 5 days intensifying smog cold nights warm days caused warmer layer air trap car emissions diesel fuel blamed since france tax policy favors diesel gasoline diesels make 67 percent vehicles france compared 533 percent average deiselengines rest western europe according reuters delivery companies complained lost revenue exceptions made plug cars hybrids cars carring three passengers public transit free charge friday monday according bbc vauban completed 2006 example growing trend europe united states elsewhere seperate suburban life auto use component movement called smart planningall development since world war ii centered car change said david goldberg official transportation america people would freak loose vehicles look way people wouldnt bad smog hurting world would less car accidents would less gas oil sources used helps world people said makes happeir arent usually sterssed mad ever sence got rid cars
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face mars natural landform made aliens know rock formation second reason nasa would want life mars would benefit finally shadows give appearance looking like face first reason rock formation artcle says global surveyor flew cydonia snap photos pictures 10 times sharper original also showed natural landform mar equivalent butte mesa know thinking nasa hiding something well next reason nasa would benefit finding aliens mars text said defenders nasa budget wish alien civillzation shows would embrace found aliens could make money nasa wouldnt hiding anything would missing text even said authors resoned would good way engage public attract attention mars finally face lookes like shadows article says face comes shadows gave illusion eyes mouth nose people traveled far could get best camera saw normal rock formation face many mesa butte earth face mars natural landform made aliens normal rock formation next reason nasa would want life mars would beneft finally face formed shadows mesa reasons face mars made aliens regular rock formation
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think technology valuable classroom easier way learn new stuff another way valuable technology popular advertisment everybody needs one even u kid plus teachers easly grade homework right computer access anything need help students look anything computer main thing technology anybody access anything anything want idont think valuable read emotional expressions students reason think cant able could teachers would know control listen able instuct whatever learning say need understand read emotional expressions students classroom
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use technology facs read emotional expressions students classroom valuable evidence works facial expression peoples emotions know text states example frontalis pars muscle raises eyebrows youre suprisedyour orbicularis oris tightens lips show anger also eckman classified six basic emotions hapiness surprised anger disgust fear sadness associated characteristic movements facial muscles valuable classroom prevent bullying showing teachers students feeling sad angry something prevent school shootings students emotional problems thoughts harming others basically prevent alot things happening school n help students cope think hoe feeling effect type day might facs valuable classroom
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author studies venus way people study science others study math english auhtor studies really hard wants needs know dangers persents would venus safe space safe either venus worthy planet man kind destroying usig venus place people go see outisde world see space really look like parargraph 1 talks venues sometimes called evening star one brightest points light night sky also known earths twin venus closest planet earth terms density size says paragraph 2 perious mission unmanned good reason since spacecraft survived landing hours thick atmosphere almost 97 percent carbon dioxide blankets venus conclusion states paragraph 8 striving meet challenge presented venus value insight gained planet itslef also human curiosity likely lead us mnay equally intimidationg endeavors thoes words came paragraph 8 would probabaly danger nit much
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classroom computer could recongnize student becoming confused bored said dr huang also predicts could modify lesson like effective human instructor would ground breaking children high schoolers even audlts coould use techonology would change everyone plant learns everything vauble computer able tell happy sad confused angry emothions computer could change lesson around programed like computers right everyone human earth learns differently students visual others get distracted program would help everyone equaily everyone planet learns differently program would helpful education future earth product would valuable society today need something like education everyone would able learn want learn everyone would given fare even learning expericne
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everybody knows future coming already happened us driverless cars however good idea future ever never one hundred percent trust technology matter case driverless cars fully finished truly driverless unsafe driverless cars even finished stated text smart road systems worked suprisingly well required massive upgrades existing roads something simply expensive practical expensive technology put cars actually steer accelerate brake also states mercedesbenz audi nissan plan cars drive year 2020 actually means 4 years away real thing unless release earlier later add driverless cars truly driverless car requires humans human skills case car difficulty quoted 7th paragraph steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills cars truly driverless require humans work although agree humans need 100 work type car matter condition driverless cars unsafe never completely trust technology matter long life many humans world text drive imagine bad driverless cars appear future driver texting car needs human skills navigate unknown unfamiliar terrain driver clue face stuck phone type handheld device driverless cars brightest idea unsafe truly driverless incomplete everyone needs focus driving road cell phones road dont person everyone cautious unsafe cautious safe dont get driverless car get normal car
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automobiles proved convenient modern day society allows people travel 20 miles ten fifteen minutes foot would take four hours travel distance although cars beneficial limitation car usage would outweigh benefits constantly relying decreasing amount time spend would improve public transportation improve air quality create less stress cutting amount car usage would encourage use public transportation according source 1 essentially carless suburban vanbaun made public transportation accessible increasing use would decrease time takes commute place place less cars roads mean less traffic small towns many people currently use system regular basis limiting car usage public transportation could become popular suburban areas metropolitan cities may want take form transportation may meet sanitary needs however popularity increases cities obligated improve conditions public transportation could new primary form transportation limit amount time cars allowed used additionally large problem world today air pollution globabl warming automobiles cause majority ongoing problem less time spent car would eventually lead better air quality source 2 states paris france smog city nearrecord pollution caused paris enforce partial driving ban clear air congestion cut 60 action taken vehicles release numerous harmful greenhouse gases trying reduce gases harm environment people well new popular alternatives common diesel cars hybrids electric cars less car usage would result reduction pollution also using car less decreases stress levels according source 3 bogota colombia citizens participate popular carfree day businessman colombia said good opportunity take away stress cars allow peoples mind stop rest drivers mind constantly thinking attempting get destination fast possible cars barely used people could take serene stroll destination allowing mind slow think relax parks recreation would expand improve well due smaller vicinity reach foot bike new improved public areas would become enjoyable making us less stressed stress levels decline car usage declines increased use public transportation improved air quality lower stress levels result limitations car usage beneficial car may people limiting use advantageous car companies still widely developing highways roads expanding society go direction find healthier sources transportation
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trust technology everyday rely thousands technologies perform thousands different tasks technology working could severly injure even kill technologies also malfuncition perform task set computers freeze phones crash happens time driverless car nice think first someone may argue could take pressure long car trips could even prevent drunk driving paragraph one says google cofounder sergey brin envisions future public transportation system fleets driverless cars form publictransport taxi system sounds nice idea sounds like would work people missing one thing technology fail small technologies fail little affect lives call doesnt go computer freezes end life wont hurt enlarge scale start talking cars technology big things go wrong paragraph eight says would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive think quote good arguement shouldnt driverless cars people waiting wheel drive would get bored start play thier phone look window car needs driver take wouldnt paying attention wouldnt able respond need car time would happen interstate going seventy miles per hour automatic steering car went cant rely technologies especially performs important role driving car paragraph four said starters need whole lot sensors googles modified toyota prius uses positionestimating sensors left rear wheel rotating sensor roof video camera mounted near rearview mirror four automotive radar sensors gps reciever inertial motion sensor chose use quote wanted show people much technology car much technology could go wrong one sensors didnt work could crash think whole idea driverless cars risky unrealiable im opposed idea driverless cars safety hazards could generate technology failing understand idea driverless car sounds amazing many pros amount cons outweighs pros think driverless cars one day would work safe dont see coming near future driverless cars sound great dont think ready yet
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although driverless cars may seem like neat idea believe taking us place place think would unsafe flat lazy one thing technology always realiable majority people use internet electronics everyday doesnt stop crashing giving misleading information said internet mapping devicethat would used cars would always supposed secondly say instant using driverless car rainy day need human skill dont believe someone luxury driveless car would take consideration would much rather phones scrolling social media wouldnt pay attention going outside car thats accidents happen thirdly much later anybody able afford car like mix smart cars regular drivers road even smart cars dont make mistakes regular drivers thus causing way accidents needs three reasons dont think smart cars able drive us around
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article making mona lisa smile auhor explains new peice technology calculate humans emotions called facial action codingbut really worth students time use technology learn feelings waste time technology one thing article shows show ones emotion article paragraph 5 states fact humans preform impressive calculation every day instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face cleary shows looking friends face tell okay dont need device us paragraph 6 states example smile web ad appears screen smilar appears screen similar ad might followbut frown next ad diffrent shows facial expression chnage ad really helpful many people watch ads skip paragraph 6 also states human communication nonverbal including emotional communication shows human communication nonverbal good part emotional communication need useful would results got test emotion device text friend show youre feeling quick second students maybe use first get tired shows emotions nothing else paragraph 7 states home pc cant handle complex algorithms used decode mona lisas smile states home computer cant show emotons means need certain device expensive would school spend lots lots money dveice shows emotions thta nobody enventually use also paragraph 7 states instructions face looks happy even indicate diffrence betweena genuine smile forced one shows indication forced smile real one people tell thier friends real fake smile conclusion need device tell us emotions tell emiotions freinds device waste time money students students use couple times wont use programmed one thing thats show emotions device valuable students show emotions
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dear florda state senator questioning electoral callege may already know wish give suport prasurving electoral callege futer reference letter alow set bait points letter im wanting go fact election favoring soon willthe talk facts college process many subjects cume letter pleas read points intrest voting process presedant realistic comes electoral way runner required atleast earn majority 270 votes electoral college consists 538 electors needed fact statment popular vote seas name popularity contest resonable way electoral way provides equill reasonable way win thought college brings idea runer ups edjicated workings government state popularity contest implys runers like football joceys college though electoral college falt winners obama 617 percent romney 513 percent acurince turn popularity contest settal winner problem becouse nuber votes 538 possible becouse total number votes even tere could nation wide tie electoral vue grait points voting bigger states senate dicreed constitution political weight large states population lose virtue malapportionment example 2012 obama scored 29 points florida 3 points wyoming larger state given points winner smaller state evened lead conclution brings last point though electoral college good eyes thousands never hafe change friends would say fix something isnt broke thank agean time nice day
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kidding actually think figure mars created aliens yeah isnt aliens made face mars dont know got im telling wasnt made aliens see three different photos showing figure mars misunderstanding 1976 photo looks blury 1998 2001 photos see cleary article states camera board mgs peer wispy clouds see face means clouds made look like face also 1976 pixels camera could bad couldt take clear pictures image 3 shows clearly means technology gotten better according article says pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo proves camera 2001 better camera 1976 nobody ever know aliens made figure mars looks like face could butte mesa example passage states must beem degree surprise among mission controllers back jet propulsion lab face appeared monitors scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian pharaoh proved face mars mesa dont care say im sticking opinion okay ever know im right youre wrong
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limiting car usage isnt bad idea starters helps keep friendly enviroment also saves money time people get know eachother talk little begin limiting car usage would help keep healthy clean enviroment article german suburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal states enviromental protection agency promoting car reduced communtities legislatures starting act cautiously shows less car usage would help protect enviroment enviromental agency government people agree also article paris bans driving due smog robert states smog cleared enough monday ruling french part rescined ban oddnumbered plates tuesday giving us fact th esmog cars hurting eviroment causing smog reckless driving secondly limiting car usage would would save money gas article paris bans driving due smog robert duffer says almost 4000 drivers fineddiesles make 67 percent vehicles france know diesles expensive gas half france pay get place place also proves reckless driving smog cars cause damage someones pockets fines lastly reduced driving help people within community get know eachother better either riding around bike walking giving chance associate neighborhood friends stated article carfree day spinning big hit bogota parks sports centers also bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks rush hour restrictions dramatically cut traffic new resteraunts upscale shopping districts cropped shows driving good aspects helped communty get along conclusion thats limiting car usage would good affect communities good affect th ewhole world general helps keep friendly enviroment saves money time family friends
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think join seagoing cowboy program program get help people travel world like animals get help animals horses cows mules feed bring water care cleaning animals stalls putting food bales might smelly least something help also fun many activities friends like baseball volleyball gmes also tabletennis fencing boxing readingand whittling would also get travel around world different places sight see examples could go greece seeing acopolis europe china take gondola ride italy trip make realize aware people counties needs helping people meet needs people helping less people struggleling make living world many people breakfast wake warm bed sleep even toys play need reasons join seagoing cowboy program much could really amazing opportinity help animals help people traveling learning different cutures making new friends fun
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development driverless cars allowed driverless cars would probably make driving safer throughout nation cars would probably also easier handle make driving enjoyable days technology help smarter cars prosper driverless cars may challenges like article states cars would change world driverless cars much safer convential cars used today many reckless drivers cause car accidents deaths every day according second paragraph article driverless cars created google driven half million miles without crash driverless cars would operate smoothly theoretically could eliminate possiblility human error specfic conditions cars able drive independly since 2009 could imply might long driverless cars start take driverless cars would make transportation much easier since attention would needed rare state emergency driver mostly sit back relax according eighth paragraph article manufactureres plan develop incar entertainment information systems use headsup displays displays aslo used alert driver necessary today drivers constantly vigilent harmful threats road driverless cars hand allow driver something fun relaxing automatically taken destination modern techonology allowed driverless cars fully developed less complications according fourth paragraph article google modified normal car adding many different sensors also video camera automotive radar sensors gps receiver motion sensors technology finally caught make driverless cars possibility driverless cars may still need modifications still faults dealing traffic roadwork despite challenges driverless cars still best option transportation nation cars driven century enhancing cars driverless would start revolution transportation driverless cars one safest easiest option traveling years manufacturers making modifications states modifying traffic laws driverless cars truly change world
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unmasking face mars big news nasas viking 1 spacecraft found something circling mars seem found face formed rocks new discovery actually face another rock formation believers nonbelievers face mars waiting anxiously find rock formation actual human face one knows moc finally released newest picture 10 times sharper picture viking spacecraft could taken jpl web seach revealed tht face mars actually another rock formation even though nasa put picture proves face mars acually face another land formation still skeptics think taht theory true skeptics said perhaps since day picture taken cloudy time year red planet alien marking hidden haze nasa come mars take picture face wrong time come another day might able see actual face rock formation around american west common landforms know butte mesa actually equivalent martian could butte mesa landforms know planets besides able get right size rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size comparing actual size butte mesa right size martian math land formation earth reminds people middle butte snake river plain idaho thats lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face mars conclusion face mars another regular plain old natural landform objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even shack
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people think face mars created aliens thats case research reasons another natural landform alien artifact first scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia plenty another one fact looks like egyptian pharaoh coinsidence second april 51998 michael malin mars orbiter camera team took pictures ten times sharper first showed face nothing natural landform wasnt alien artifact nevertheless april 82001 mars global surveyor took second picture using cameras absolute maximum resolution matter picture taken showed face martian equivalent butte mesa landforms common around american west overall face mars another landform cant really blame people thinking alien myths around years yearsbut fact garvin said reminds middle butte snake river plain idaho shows explains many natural landforms earth cant another planet especially mars thats planet almost everything humans need survive prosper
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facial acting coding system article making mona lisa smile nick dalto talls new technology named facial acting coding system type new technology identify students emotions tell studetns happy sad angry fear teachers aware students understanding class enjoying important shoould know students raugh times school school schools studetns half time understand lesson given teacher electronic students embearrased raise hand ask help students rather miss whole lesson understand raise hand ask help need new facial action coding system would help studetns grades would understand subject able homework test quizzes problem means better grades studenys get bored class get bored likely pay attention wont anything technology classrooms help teachers know focusing moe would help teachers better lesson benefit studetns paying attention many teachers know studetns know students going something look onlined suicide percent high bullying bullying happens every school technology stop familys loosing kids suicide teachers would aware studetns emotions get know thre studetns conclusion new technology help schools teachers stusdetns
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know automobile accidents one preventable causes death per year thousands people dying small mistakes need change surely way make roads safer secure environment googles driverless cars driven half million miles without individual crashes believe driverless cars safest path future roads unmanned automobiles way developing autonomous vehicles using advanced technologies keep us away harm 1980s automakers used speed sensors wheels creation antilock wheels driverless cars coming necessary sensors devolopment thirty years improvements along way preventing skids rollovers sensors make cars easier operate googles modified toyota prius plethra new sensors attached contains positionestimating sensor four radar sensors video camera gps reciever inertial motion sensor spinning sensor roof car make 3d models environments surrounding car upgrades made machine much safer vehicle exerts dominance untarnished history road cars may able drive humans still take control necessary ever environment car navigate properly like accident work zone car require human driver take rather taking regular plotted course steer accelerate brake designed notify driver road ahead requires human skills driverless cars coming notifications driver take control maximizing safety driver passengers unexpected changes path car traveling may require human assistance shows driver still control conclusion believe autonomous cars secure way travel roads show superior technology represent capabilities make roads safer place driverless cars way future transport safety
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would education change students lessons taught based emotions article making mona lisa smile nick dalto informs readers new technology called facial action coding system facs computor software essentially read recognize human emotions observing various facial expressions also explains many ways facs improve development human computer communication technology would great contribution using would keep many students happybetter moods could possibly improve students performance online school setting allowing software used many students could help maintain happy mood paragraph 6 dalto writes smile web ad appears screen similar ad might follow frown next ad different type feature result student better experience would susceptible smile face kind work could dreadful along better moods using technology could also make better student academically another reason technology adapted many student computers could improve students performance tests schoolworkthe authuor writes paragraph 6 could modify lesson like effective human instructor able modify lesson soley based whether software pick students emotion completely genuis students would able learn efficently maintaing focus lesson would alter depending lack growth emotion invention produce many positive outcomes potential keeping students happy working improving performance many scholars today arent looking forward walking school building would put work ethic low leading feeling like school isnt technolgy like facs could available every kind student outcome would mind boggling students would feel better better school
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limiting car use new idea around 10 years major spike car usage carbonbased emissions less less people using car car sales also gone downward spiral company chairman ford bill ford proposed buisness plan cities practical use mobile world congress spain since even recession less less people obtaining licenses increase major city populations driving severly discouraged changes like leading lower emisssions improved saftey conserved resources saved time according ford 2001 2009 23 percent drop young people getting license numbers inspiring cities world make change part make change world capital columbia bogata something known carfree day busses taxis permitted road drivers face 25 fine even rain people continued use car two columbian cities cali valledupar also joined first time year bogota population around seven million people even stop quarter driving could cut lot carbonbased emissions paris france drivers given 22euro fines even numbered license plates one day odd numbered license plates next congestion 60 percent five days paris emissions could rival major cities china frances tax policy makes diesel fuel viable gasoline partially blame according reuters diesel engines make 67 percent cars france much higher european counterparts compared captials paris much higher particulate matter well 30 micrograms next highest brussels mostly due cold nights warm days would trap carbon smog cleared paris released ban certain numbered license plates another advantage cars people walking riding bike obesity rates america turned around trending right direction always done get people active maybe try eat healthier energy walk going always obese people especially developed countries junk food sold around every corner help want change healthier giving alternative choices instead sitting commuting course would ridiculous somebody walk 10 miles get work everything perfect suburban towns would likely fade existance making large cities larger intemit cars never fully vanish part next time go store thats withing walking distance take bottle water head greenhouse gasses could stopped starts
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humans need get habit useing car much us many advabtages limiting car usage future hand study show car big part green house affect many countrys trying stop use automobiles citys towns around world rules stop useing automobiles many people like country around world trying stop use automobies like paris day nearrecord pollutionpairs enforced partial driving ban clear air global city people leave cars home fined 22euro advantages limiting car use dont get stuck traffic better erath u live save money german suburn forbidden use automobiles result 70 percent familys dont cars57percent sold cars move people live suburb say car always tense im much happier way citys towns starting development since world war ii centered car change said david goldberg dont stop useing automobilse going trouble many advantages limiting car usage time stop useing car
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seagoing cowboys amazing program waiting happen im luke first unsure becoming seagoing cowboy im sure ive made right choice many dont truely know seagoing cowboys world war ii many animals sick scarce supply food europe unrra decided needed special position horses cows seagoing cowboys people may wonder experience commitment seagoing cowboys outstanding experience anyone get daily benifit seeing sights europe china like acropolis greece ive also rode gondola venice italy else bucket list addition ive toured excavated castle crete saw panama canal way china sea lover animal lover become seagoing cowboy took weeks travel atlantic ocean east coast get china attended animals feed ships many people think seagoing cowboy fun work wrong play activites like baseball volleyball empty areas always enjoy competative nature tabletennis fencing boxing work readers would love join many seagoing cowboys love places story take games jolly part day team also experience even exciting bring friend sure seagoing cowboys family friend makes family even closer seagoing cowboy one rewarding things ever happened believe anyone seagoing cowboy want experience made get better grasp countries metion animals need hope ou seagoing cowboy hays days full fun
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limiting car use many cities switching become car free cities seeing decrease pollution less automobile related deaths per year resources conserved cities switch become car free pollution levels instantly decreasesd due smog carbon monoxide emmitions atmosphere cars hole ozone layer atmosphere people banning cars cities much heathy air breathe much safer environment also pollution air rained rain turned acid rain causing erosion killing several plantsanimals could ban cars cities usa around world would living much healthier lifestyle also car free idea makes people much safer far automobile accidents autombiles banned city accident rate go even already also heidrun walter said car alwyas tense car concern crashing relieve stresses scientifically proven people less stressed get sleep less angerment problems cities switched car free people could start living safer happier lastly car free saves vital resources fossil fuels takes millions years make oils gasses earths crust wasting everyday automobiles able save resources could perhaps use rockets space travel maybe find another planet sustain life able achieve goal saving resources could also save money imagine pay gas anymore could millionare stopped using fossil fuels world could become much better place point become car free could live safer happier wealthy lives community went mayor state officials could happen city could start revoulution start journey save humanity would get bennifets living safer happier wealthier whole world would living much better place please take consideration make effort become car free
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today luke think join progam joined called seagoing cowboys progam joined progam certain reson thats great friend mine invited join go europe cattle boat knew opportunity lifetime time 1945 europe world war ii ended ment many things ruined wanted help joined seagoing cowboys progam selfish care people take opportunity help persons life join cause want would good change someone loved lived country distruction happened would join people may love dont know still humans maybe even children still lives live children keep population growing im giveing great opportunity think consider trying
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dear mr senator names propername 14 years old born raised beautiful city locationname writing talk electoral college ive done research according article electoral college office federal register first established constitution compromise election president vote congress election president popular vote qualified citizens understood text made keep equality fairness government people people say believe election based popular vote people get people want constitution says people people people yet people limited power understand order form perfect union nations must laws rules people govern well enforce laws rules im asking bit freedom power citizen united states america im one thinks way according gallup poll 2000over 60 percent voters would prefer direct election kind several cases candidate popular vote lost presidency plumer instance election 2000 al gore opponent george w bush received 271 electoral votes received 266 eventhough gore popular vote instead voting group people vote us whats harm letting people choose nations leader indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradfor plumer section titled whats wrong electoral college questions voters control electors vote replies always people supposed ones freedom freedom least choose going president basic level electoral college unfair voters winnertakeall system state candidates dont spend time states know chance winning focusing tight races swing states plumer take mitt romney example ran president 2012 knowing campaigning south would already receiving votes would gain electoral votes didnt campain focus swing tossup states make states feel left like new president regard interests really isnt president posner prevent states feel left prevent injustice one end anachronism electoral college electoral college unfair outdated irrational best arguments favor mostly assertions without much basis reality arguments direct elections spurious best richard nixon jimmy carter bob dole us chamber commerce aflcio agreed one point time abolish electoral college plumer sincerely propername schoolname citystate
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driverless cars news time past years many advancements made order make new technology possible continued development driverless cars benefit world today car companies need keep making progress driverless cars wil eventually lead safer way transportation people many people die year car crashes due distracted drivers things like texting driving driverless cars would greatly reduce number accidents article gave details talking driverless cars could activated take driving driver needs something like send text message driverless car another hightech safety feature newer car could offer like air bags nearly car buyers influenced safe car expensive price car technology unknown right may drive many buyers away high pricetag many people though safety bigger concern price people would rather safer driving around even cost little would attracted driverless car could assist needed roads safety major concern cars new driverless cars could help improve road safety greatly well safety concers roads need improve also driverless car experience large amount progress still come order cars safe article refered roads need smarter well first way strides made toward driverless cars according article pratice tracks smart roads sending signals car worked perfectly problem idea amount money needed fund project companies already spending large sums money make cars newer better technology focus money making smart roads would help driverless cars run obviously reasonable install technology roads highways busy roads throughout cities would make difference would help prevent drivers take control cars due car avoiding tough situations altogether overall smarter roads would help cars make better people around lastly people always wanting newest best technology advances pout year millions people swarm get new version iphone driverless cars would iphone car industry cars changed much past one hundred years people put air bags seat belts navigation systems nothing major driverless car would something major one ever seen boat loads people would want first new technology even drive car many would see appel passanger car newer driverless cars would loved many buyers sell like hot cakes need manufactured conclusion driverless cars becoming reality loved many safety feature many drivers help reduce amount accidents newer technology created used cars roads need improved cars work well everyday world millions people around world flock car dealerships buy new technology though driverless cars change car industry better future transportation
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teen half year getting license getting car one thing benefits sixteen car really good idea many reasons car good idea possible cons one weigh pros first things first car efficient way get point point b travels fast cars days saftey features prevent serious injuries accident unless car missused way death possibility could possible people rethinking decision buying car well reasonable answer course money amount money spent car year insurance physical damage new parts outrageous much money could saved using bike bus get ever need doesnt like saving money year alone millins people unemployed cant afford car get job one one biggest reasons getting car could possibility another reason buying car could keep body enviroment healthy using car go everywhere would definitily leave possibility getting shape using bike skate board even walkingrunning obesity rate america time high cars fast food places junk foods possible keeping body shape great pro car also keeping enviroment healthy great factor cars seen source two smog developing threat enviroment due carbon diesel left cars hurts enviroment needs protected causes inconvieneince population due smell gas hte wat blocks light something needs stopped conclusion cars cause inconvieneince enviroment harm body well also saving money could factor buying car due insurances mechanics paid think right america could savior
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driving many perks easy gets faster driving also downsides driving benefits us driving also benfits well advantages driving high less pollution save money honest might end car cultures people upscale community vauben germany giving cars might ask street parking driveways home garages forbidden experimental new district car pay fee park outskirts town quite frankly many people afford natural way turns benefits get plenty exercise continuing paris enforced partial driving ban clear air city air foggy fuel used diesel fuel another perk limited driving use less pollution gets air driving puts smoke air makes unhealthy environment breathing really affects lungs forth smog cleared enough monday french party discard ban day next time many countries trying car free day bogotacolumbiamillions columbians hiked biked skated took buses work carfree day goal promote alternative transportation reduce smog good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said businessman carlos arturo plaza many countries excited say revolutionary change many people try see benefits know maybe maybe might best
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believe article challenge exploring venus author built exellent argument explore venus say throughout article author points many challenges would come durring exploration well potential solutions paragraph three author tells us previous spacecraft able survive hours author counters problem paragraph seven show us simplified electronics made silicon carbide last weeks simulations venuss conditions another time author shows us challenging problems exploring venus paragraph four talks clouds sulfiric acid 800 defree fahrenheit temperatures volcanoes earthquakes lightning strikes probes surface atmospheric pressure much greater earth go explain paragraph five solution problem would make vehicles would fly thirty miles landscape conditions nowhere near hostile temperature 170 degrees air pressure similar earth solution solves problems surface also comes advantage solar power paragraph six author states thirty mile height vehicle could easily photograph surface take samples planet debates paragraph tell us scientist currently working machinery could contribute meaningful knowlege venus conclusion trying explore venus cold potentially dangerous possible problems author shown us potential solutions exploration could contribute knowlege venus believe author made excellent argument explore venus
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scientist nasa discussing face someone thinks created aliens would tell created aliens thats formed formed way doesnt mean created aliens believe formed like theres nothing wrong formed like formed article says huge rock formation resembles human head formed shadows giving illusion eyes noseand mouth first may 242001 artcile says twenty five years ago something happened around mars viking 1 nasas spacecraft circling planet snapping photos possible landing sites sister ship viking 2 spotted shadowy likeness human face secondly also says article thousands anxious web surfers waiting images appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform thirdly alien monument everyone satisfied needed evidence believe aliens created face mars lastly mission controllers prepared look make sure aliens didnt create face mars hard work mission anyways scientist thats would discuss face mars feel like wasnt created aliens natural landform like article stated believe formed like god forms things aliens concludes would discuss scientist discussing face mars thinks created aliens
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face mars natural landform enough evidence prove face enough valid evidence prove wasnt first shadows shadows made illusion giving mouth nose text says shadows made look like egyptian pharoh text says martian mesas common around cydonia mesas common couldnt another one mars global surveyor flew moc took picture showing natural landform still people werent pleased people said alien markings hidden haze moc went back took one picture still showing natural landform landform showed equivalence buttle would say part government plan would waste time energy resources take multiple pictures garvin even said easy target cydonia said fact hard work text compared middle buttle snake river face fact gain popularity
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technology continues advance cars seeing advancements safety driving capabilities go driver cars sense car needs break driver distracted brakes antilock means distribute different amounts braking pressure wheels may traction prevent loss control things good cars keeping drivers safe close seeing driverless car cars features help completely park use sensors many helpful gadgets may help human error occurs even prevent collisions also consider technology fail glitches could dangerous know smart cars age update technology definitely possible create selfdriving car many different organizations succesfully done closed tracks tracks real world complications arise road work accidents cause car go alternate paths original one blocked human must take redirect car although talk car drive without human seen car reliable safe enough trusted without driver ready take needed driver sit ready time driverless car driver know capable feel best driving control would take whole lot trust turn car autopilot let take considering many things happen driving road many questions come car react time technology even know react car safely controllably avoid whatever obsticle thrown way things change driver sitting back driving car apparently eventually future possible see cars autopilot function selfdriving techniques long way cars driving without human help laws four states make illegal use car drives lawmakers know safety best achieved alert drivers paragraph 9 obvious ways go legal standpoint see cars driving american roads set aside advancements technology wonderful things safety category cars avoid collisions alert drivers make mistakes like going center double yellow lines helps prevent awful head collision two cars conclusion terribly far cars driving safety trust concern rather technology cars drive aid driver always capable taking time make selfdriving driver must present paying attention times keep attention letting driver know drive
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devleopment smart cars although development smart cars advanced greatly people relax driveless cars still would drive around work zones accidents also driveless cars laws dealing car accidents would revised technology smart cars fail people get injured killed law decide accident fault manufacturer driver drivers sit back relax driveless cars smart cars still require skills human hands navigate around work zones accidents means smart cars would require attention humans drivers relax smart cars wait turn drive smart cars would still require human skills drive laws would revised around accidents involving driveless cars although precautions made prevent smart cars accident sensors possibility people getting accidents smart cars entirely gone even driveless cars proved reliably safe future laws would revised new laws would created accidents involving driveless cars technology smart cars fails people injured killed laws would make decision manufacturer driver fault drivers relax driveless cars smart cars still require skills humans navigate around work zones accidents smart cars still need attention humans meaning people woudl need wait turn drive laws would also revised adn new laws woudl created order decide manufacturer driver fault accidents involving driveless cars smart driveless cars smart cars entirely safe reliable
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photo alien artifact natural landform natural landformfor one facial looking landforms planet cant planets also true nasa wouldnt hide discover ancient civilization would earn alot money start different looking landforms planet cant others first set pictures shows landform changedso face wasnt begin withit forming time also sometimes human mind told something would try shape together form said could natural landform mind changing also nasa would keep secret alien activity found areaif anything nasa would make alot money discovery aliens nasa wanted keep secret wouldnt took picture let media get ahold would kept pictures stashed away also media known blow things proportion conclusion argumentwe tried tried many years find something unatural indifferent another planeteventually would stumbled upon something landformno alien activity question reading argument couldnt massive piece history turn rock
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1976 strange humanlike face found mars nasas viking 1 giant face almost two miles long thought created aliens nasa scientists thought differently believe face natural ladform well nasa becsause nasa scientists proved mesa reason cover alien life face found one regions mars called cydonia scientists shock first stated martian mesa even though face like structure seen pictures couple days afterward formation unveiled public see went insane images conspiracy theroies piled stated pictures perfect evidence life mars nasas budget wished actual life mars knew well life mars handful nasa scientists thought alien artifact getting pictures top priority nasa april 5 1998 mars global surveyor flew cydonia first time mars orbiter camera team took picture ten times sharper original photos thousands web surfers waiting image appear jpl web site wasnt alien monument reveal natural landform thrillled read becuase proved hypothesis correct still people werent satisfied images people claimed haze kept alien markings hidden april 8 2001 cloudless summer day cydonia mars global surveyor got close enough second look using cameras highest resolution took picture face jim garvin chief scientist mars exploration program stated rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel also said objects picture like airplanes ground egyptianstyle pyramids even small shacks could see face mars captivated peoples imagination years wheather movie books magazines even gossip magazines aleins creating face doesnt seem logical enough nasa scientists throughout writing ive stated multiple facts come conclusion face mars natural landform alien made monument hope also come conclusion
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ever looked photo someone wonder feel yes well thomas huang form neckman institute advance science university amsterdam im facial action coding sytem could show us people long use felt getting picture painted picture taken people could know family member friends felt past away could know animals felt facs dont know people felt back didnt know going facs could get general idea felt time life say family member passed away never met want know happy sad mad person could use facs know dont hear someone else wouldnt cool know animals feeling facs could show us humans felt wouldnt like konw pets feeling pet sad didnt knowbut use facs would know something pet keep happy might asking facs work well ehrn computer constructs 3d computer modle face 44 major muscles model must move like human muscles examples frontalis pars lateralis muscles raise eyebrows suprised orbicular oris around mouth tightens lips show anger reasons listed support facs
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opinion feel like use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable think good idea technology reading emotions people hard time showing feelings either hurt scared others show feelings emotions kind people hurt still move lifes might take couple days weeks months maybe even years generation changed lot technology days us humans like work like express emotions hand using technology kind good idea people trouble showing feelings emotions kind people would us technology kind people scared show emotions would get could get little help try show emotions another reason people hard time showing emotions one would probably use technology example using technology show mone lisa painting emotions would 83 percent happy 9 percent disguste 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry doesnt sound right express feel emotions yourselfs hand another reason people scared show emotions feelings care people think one thing people care whatever makes happy making good decisions happy everyone needs live spend ones love make us happy
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citizens united states participate seagoing cowboys program first sending animals horses young cows mules coutries debistated world war 2 also get benfit seeing europe china last serving orginazation unrra people join seagoing cowboys program support reason get benifit seeing europe china see europe see china see ordinary people dont get shows people join seagoing cowboys program support reason serving orginazation unrra part unrra unrra stands united nations relief rehabilitation administration helping debistated countries europe china world war 2 last support reason helping others need animals debistation world war 2 giving people animals also giving people needs animals getting people products need see people want join program maybe want stay families get sea sick fact dont like animals conclusion people need join seagoing cowboys program like said sending animals countries debistated world war 2 also get benifet seeing europe china also serving orginazation unrra recomend join seagoing cowboys program
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driverless cars major form transportation hopefully arrive near future cars able drive roadways far cars semiautonomous driver still needs retain control driverless cars better impact drivers future increase advanced technology increase safety ability assist drivers one major aspect driverless cars would increased advanced technology technology able mimic human driver sensors play big role googles toyota prius includes sensors left rear wheel roof radar sensors inertial motion sensor video camera rearview mirror gps receiver also spinning sensor roof car allows laser beams create 3d model cars surroundings enable car control another benefit driverless cars would improvement safety sensors become advanced able detect avoid dangerous situations information sensors allow car apply brakes individual wheels reduce power engine provide control car even better response human technology increases becomes advanced sensors computer software hardware provide safety drivers passengers also allow cars handle tougher situations along improved technology driverless cars cars able assist drivers roadways drivers dont completely go handsoff driving car make driving easier safer far none developed cars completely driverless perform basic roadway tasks humans need take dangerous situations accident driving work zones cars able get drivers attention problem arises driver doesnt necessarily pay attention road whole time pay attention certain situations car handle driverless cars fully developed yet manufacturers working create fullyfunctioning driverless cars hopefully roadways sometime near future many benefits cars limitations make driving much easier safer drivers passengers future
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would good idea buy driverless car great way reduse accidents drivers get tired let car drive would less pollution wouldnt use much fuel mean well waste less fuel google made driverless cars since 2009 see reason stop aloud use driverless cars use technology make better smarter safer cars make general motors created concept car late 1950s could special trest tracks started concept car weve become smarter well theyll find ways creat perfect driverless car 2020 would anyone want driverless car still needs driver wouldnt drivers get bored waiting turn drive pargraph eight people still want car still control anygiven moment drivers might get bored least know save driver doesnt stare rode avery second things driverless car driving driverless car needs person drive notifly driver laws focus keeping drivers anyone car safe get laws made keep people safe shown driverless car safe make legal drive say let drive us technology fails someone injured faultthe driver manufacturer pargraph nine would fault fault driver buying maybe paying attention manufacture make car right depends happened accident also make person buys driverless car sign agreement says accident happen wouldnt manufacturers fault take responsiblity happens accident difficult argument go eithre way
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many advantages limiting car usage theres less pollution emitted atmosphere safety reassured time saved resources conserved people seem relief stress carfree read passage called german surburb life goes without cars elisabeth rosenthal passage elisabeth wrote residents vauban germany given cars 70 families vauban cars 57 families sold cars move car always tense im much happier way said heidrun walter walked verdant streets vauban completed 2006 movement seperating suburban life auto usage called smart planning movement help lot current efforts reduce greenhouse gas emissions tailpipes movement happening across europe united states europe responsible 12 greenhouse gases europe 50 united states vauban home 5500 people basic precepts adopted around world try reduce car usage make suburbs compact accessible public transportation theyre making stores walk away main street rather malls quite distance united states environmental protection agency promoting something new called car reduce communities second passage read called paris bans driving due smog robert duffer passage robert wrote happened paris enforced partial driving ban clear air smog motorists even numbered license plates ordered leave cars home get 22euro fine oddnumbered plated cars would next day effect 4000 drivers fined thats atleast 124000 american dollars congestion went 60 partial ban smog cleared enough monday ruling french party rescind ban oddnumbered plates tuesday third passage called carfree day spinning big hit bogota andrew selsky passage andrew wrote day bogota colombia carfree day impacted city bogota two cities probably another country carfree day colombia many colombians hiked biked skated took public transportation goal whole event promote alternative transportation reduce smog get 25 fine good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution said carlos arturo plaza rode twoseat bicycle wife event start chain reaction inspire countries nations take step reduce pollution emitted atmosphere first time three year spand event held two cities joined bogota cali valledupar joined carfree day bogota colombia people created revolutionary change crossing borders said enrique riera mayor asuncion paraguay last passage called end car culture elisabeth rosenthal passage elisabeth wrote america americans buying less cars driving less less people getting drivers licenses driving decreased 23 2001 2009 experts say trend buying driving less cars continue itll benefical implications crabon emissions environment reduced usage buyage cars negative positive effect positive thing less pollution air means less greenhouse gases less traffic safety negative effect car industry profits plumet quickly result issue car industry bill ford laid business plan world personal vehicle ownership impractical hes going partner telecommunications industry create cities pedestrian bicycle private cars commerical public transportation traffic connect network save time conserve resources lower emissions adn improve safety conclusion factors like creating communities access cars banning driving couple days carfree day coming ideas making selfsufficent cars lead less emissions air creating less smog reassuring safety pedestrians conserving resources factors advantages idea limiting car usage
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driveless cars becoming new idea experiment try make perfect driveless car many different people worked come flawless car doesnt need human behind wheel although idea intriguing driveless cars many pros cons drivelss car however cons way pros pros driveless car less human errors uses half fuel todays taxis far flexibility theyre cool less human errors would occur since wouldnt even touch wheel first place article discusses less fuel would used ulimately helps save budgets environment flexibility would occur wherever desire car would able tke pick driveless cars plain cool wouldnt want car make decisions relax meeet destination although pros cons great cons driveless car accidents totally drivelss disputes manufactuerer owner expensive many chnages need made car drive cool danger high name car deceptive day arent completely driveless still alert driver unable drivve throug hcertain condidtions roadblocks accidents accidents would occur humans would rely automobile drive fact human must still alert awake paragraph 9 discusses would disputes would responsible automobile system shut manufacturer human car man laws would instilled someone wants make new invention even cons list could go many people would love driveless car however wouldnt want risk cons come driveless car invention would cool unique however isnt practical opinion driveless cars stay movies streets dangerous would far many disputes brought owning driveless cars would indeed fundamentally change world like article implies change wouldnt good
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landform face everyones first question hear figure looks like face found mars 1976 nasa studied topic come conclusion simply landforms question kind land forms form nasa studying topic since 1976 2001 team nasa reshearching studying picturers come conclusion face landform highly certain butte messa butte mesa lava dome compared middle butte snake river plain idaho hieght face mars nasa studied pictures high tech small shacks planet could see reshearch fun team nasa part nasa team tell thorogh research absolutly certain created aliens created aliens would big step nasa world hope information helpful
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today talking story cowboy rode waves sit back chair prepare get lost mind veiwer beware might learn somthing new paragraph talking young man way eroup luke bomberger people say dangerous say heroic act bring cattle horses war torn countries think long wasent money fame even selfless act people nothing left war war 2 ask thats help women men children china germany italy sorts places left ruins paragraph talking lukes claims knew opprotunity life time supported parts story may work fun hard work like italy visits places like crete acropolis also bad times like fell slipery ladder broke ribs storm almost fell board wasent small metal bar holding second lets talk time spent overseas look fun nine adventures first visted greece went acropolis soon visited panama canal places got travel includeing venice crete even china end say luke bombriger tried help people selfless even broken ribs couldnt stop form whats right words discribe charachter selfless kind harted number one thing call simply human
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ever think computer tell humans emotions new facial action coding system developed improves accuracy perceiving emotions others dr huang colleague trying develop better ways humans computers communicate facial action coding system tell emotions sad happy suprised angry etc mona lisa leonardos painting found 83 percent happy 9 percent disgusted 6 percent fearful 2 percent angry facial action coding system used classroom read students emotional expressions yes used classroom used classroom help students learn better paragraph 6 says classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts confused bored something harder learn interested topic taught also paragraph 6 says could modify lesson like effective human instrustor bored something computer could modify make interested topic help pay attention also confused something facial action coding system help better understand stuff dr huang says paragraph 6 human communication nonverbal including emotional connection also good way humans computers communicate aslo student could hiding emotion system could find emotions try help facial action coding system every classroom facial action coding system every classroom tell students emotions better way humans computers communicate tell many things someones emotions could thought making faces could reveal much science emotions
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driving necessary skill society ever since ford made model since use cars become common within society people use cars go work well travel vacation chauffer people around driving people could much productive things preparing arrival destination homework fun activities legitamacy development driverless car confirmed actions people go day convenience car would provide laws passed make car reality days peoples lives filled stressful tasks work school extracurricular activities lot peoples time used drive time could directed towards productive things development sensor technology paragraph 5 allowed possibility car almost drive companies tesla audi mercedez benz nissan come closer objective car completely drive paragraph 10 people still presented difficult tasks fulfill driving development technology drive take work load driver free time driver would beneficial society arguement people might car could laws prohibit unattended vehicles road conflict driver manufacturer accident clearly stated passage paragraph 9 manufactureres belive states allow limited use semiautonomous cars roads soon cars proved reliably safe many automakers predicting problems ahead solved paragraph 10 also debate drivers fault manufacturers fault paragraph 9 easily settled waivers laws signed papers convenience safety driverless car becoming legitimate manufactureres continue produce develop capable cars laws driverless car assumed manufacturers less limiting even solvable time ahead work load car would take people convenience car would benefits would outweigh soon obsolete laws currently limiting cars capablilites also idea car basically drive simply fun conflict driver manufacturer solved likely laws waivers driver make personal choice allow car drive people pleasantly surprised amount free time
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think could used class rooms way teachers students know kind mood student way go talk someone dont talk somebody mad student mad say something rude person trying nice see day going also think usefule students sad school counseilers talk maybe see going student maybe bullied maybe personal things going home around think usefule mean im sure would times usefule maybe people dont want share emotions teachers teachers students maybe dont like people knowing busness know lot people thats like holds everything never talkes problems scared dont want people jude witch could understand cause thats almost anybody dose juge think better perfict think usefulle
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according passage use using cras less much saver healthier air essay imfomr felloe citizens advantages og limiting car usage stated passage residents upscale communtiy german hav e given cars street parking drive ways home garages geneally forbiddean experimental new district car ownership allowed two places park large garages end development2 car owners buy space 40000 alone home2 becaus 70 percent families dont cars 57 percent cars 3when car always tense much happier way said heidrun walter completed 2006 example growing trend europe also united states elsewhere separate suburban life auto life use componet movement called smart planning 4 passengers cars responsible 12 percent green house gas emissions europe 50 percent car intensive areas united states past decades efforts made make cities denser better walking planners nikw taking concept suburs home 5500 residents within rectangular square mile new appocah stores placed walk way main streest rather malls alone distant high ways developement since world war 2 centered car change 7 said david goldberg paris enforced partical ban unpon driving clear glabal city almost 4000 drivers fined according reuters 27 people cars impounded reaction fine congestion 60 percent captail france smog rivaled beijing china known one polluted citesbin world diseal fuel blamed diseal makes 67 percent vehicles france 533 percent diseal engines western europe smog cleared enough monday french party recined ban odd numbers plates tuesday colombia program set leaving streets capital city devoid traffic jams good opportunity take away stress lower air pollution day without cars improvenment campagin begun mid 1990s parks sports centers bloomed throughout city uneven pitted sidewalks hace replaced recent studies suggest americans buyiinh fewer cars etc left reserches poundering americs passed peak driving americans love affair vehicles seemse cooling adjusted population growth number miles driven peaked 2005 droopend many meaures decrease driving preced downturn persisitinbg recover way pattern persists benefical impliactiins carbon emissions environment changes people stopped car commutin result recession may find less reason resume habit
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car usage one biggest reasons much air pollution world buying make problem grow limit use cars start thinking ways get around walking riding bike one reasons limit car usage one main causes earth unhealthy using cars cause greenhouse gas emissions able reach community little car use people without car saving money also preventing greenhouse gas emission many people also able get excercise wont driving everywhere walking bicycling many people also stress due enough money finish paying car fill car gas problems go away limit stop car usage bogota colombia third straight year cars banned taxis buses allowed streets many people enthusiastic participating wouldnt even let rain stop arriving destination goal reduce smog far reaching goal another city recently car free days paris france paris enforced partial driving ban due days nearrecord pollution amount smog paris enough rival beijings known polluted city world couple days smog cleared enough cars allowed used reasons car usage limited many people dont realize dont something amount air pollution may late save planet earth
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believe face created aliens looking image think first believe immediately something wrong explain face created aliens though also explain someone may believe face image found 2001 taken viking 1 spacecraft circling mars face area land mars illusion face illusion face comes shadows making land look like nose eyes mouth resembles human face surprise people nasa didnt believe alien works immediately didnt real evidence happened patch land looked like face couldnt say made aliens needed proof havent studied mars enough prove aliens made face know mars similar earth still different planet solar system although hoped mightve alien civilization studied face simply landform similar mesa butte world even though know landform reasons could see people saying mightve made aliens know mars able sustain life conditions deposits water found never found actual living species planet humans still dont know aliens live mars aliens worlds exist many people believe aliens planets dont really care subject possible theres life planets havent figured mars life people believe strange convinient findings mars like face works alien beings although confirmed face work aliens still dont know aliens exist conclude face work aliens might unearthly beings neighboring planet mars confirm alien beings mars would need evidence explain exist conclude face made aliens
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ask youve got right mind let car drive never know could happen letting car take control resently multiple accidents occurring human gone sleep road smart car control smart ask first would never put trust car kinds malfunctions could occur paragraph 9 states states iilegal even test computerdriven cars also stated paragraph 9 technology fails someone injured fault driver ot manufacture statement even brung theres red flag already unless know smart cars 100 safe arent red flags tested proved safe never catch inside one think lets say family go trip 24 hour long drive decide instead going rest stop getting hotel youll take nap inside car let smart car take control come upon roadwork car cant read road signs would accident right car isnt smart feel one allowed drive smart car yet especially since problems still occurring ive already stated resently multiple accidents occurring human gone sleep road allowing car take control guess occurred accidents fact car take much duties humans able take stated paragraph 10 automakers continuing work assumption problems ahead solved opinion smart cars safe enough drive give 4 5 years maybe automakers figured anti smart car
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think facial action coding system good idea studetns classroom may good many different things example someone needs help danger could crying showing scared feel take little exstreme things like could also audio could really help peoples lives even bad emotions happy exicted sense something good could happen one reason believe would work much danger anything happen could use extra protection also feel could looking emotions even good emotions something say something light senseor feels happy test see goes turns people things go good move next step add audio see much makes impact peoples lifes another reason feel might work sensing peoples emotions great peoples emotions shows alot say much personality feel life could even gives signs person could get people aware put thst person safe place need also bounderies people arnt gon na want computer screen phone screen watching emotions even listening even fix could always could turn senseor people could feel surcure overall thought facial action coding system great take far keep even graphing shows people dont like still think good idea thinking saftey wise thats people life also take far paintings think idea million dollar hit tested
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position driverless cars im driverless cars paragraph 9 said waiting law talks laws focus keeping drivers passengers pedestrians safe technology fails someone injured driver manufacturer going take forever figure se fault 1 going driver didnt react fast enough didnt try stop becasue owners car going owner fault paragrpah 7 said manufacturers considering putting cameras watch drivers remaining focused road going people going agruement privary camera car manufacturer going fault checking technology see work something tht supreme court court doesnt go sounds like good idea help environment would less fossil fuel still risk happen technology introduction article driverless cars coming talks see future one buys cars well google cofounder sergey brin trying see future public transportation system driveless sensing world late 1950s general motors created car could run special test track going help open road electrical cable sent radio signals receiver front end car highway car would able run smart road systems worked need lot upgrades existing roads something much pay without smart road driverless car road driving assisting talks antilock brakes driver assistance still seem long way dream calling cab driverless article driverless cars coming 2013 bmw said devloped system called traffic jam assistant help car handle driving right speed 25 miles per hour system makes drive keeps hand steering wheel driverless car steer accelerate brake meet human skills like driving work zones around accidents
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sir belive u wrong u say mesa made extra terestrials believe tru mesas common land mass tharea face found sharper image mesa shows made aliens paragraph two article line two states scientist figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia one unusual shadows made look like egyptian evidence article backs state ment ar follows defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars paragraph 6 article line 2 state thousands anxious web surfers waiting image first appeared jpl web site revealing natural landform line 3 states alien monument hence way mesa could made ny aliens evidence every articles even article showed way scientific feild would support theory mesa made aliens see might thought first glance
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whats thing moon dad land form moon mars planet far away us landform mars natural even looks like face see things closeer digital image many equivilent landforms earth natural lots theories exagerated landform mars mesa many like earth text states remids middle buttein snake river plain idaho something known natural doesnt mean another planet made extra terrestial theories mesa mars lifeforms exagerated text says face mars become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines rado talk shows even haunted grocery stores 25 years time face mars probably got twisted like game telephone truth probably got mushed scifi digital image taken 2001 showed nothing rocks tools picture shap discerning text states malins team captured extrodinary photo using cameras absolute maximum resolution pixel photo covered 156 meters insteaf 43 meters per pixel rule thumb discern things digital image 3 times bigger pixel size means tools construction equipment anything extra terrestrials would visible picture nothing landforms rocks 1998 best picture taken mars foggy skeptics theorists said markings could hidden 2001 new picture taken showed landform markings rest planet red dust rocks landform mars natural even looks like face see things closeer digital image many equivilent landforms earth natural lots theories face exagerated speculate facts straight
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ever wondered people might feeling well aruthor store introducing us new technology called facial action coding system facs technology suppose detect anyones emotions time using 3d model face detects 44 major muscles must move like human muscles believe could good use future students school deals depression anxiety doesnt show students probably wontt like idea computer telling youre really feeling like probably doesnt like show emotions technology could help lot students dealing emotions would like us telling friend feelings like article says instance probably tell friend feelin simply look face need reminder smile every like article also says helps muscles helps preduce overall think technology could usefull express feelings also students adults anyone deals emotions helps make feel happy able show emotions intead keeping inside
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article challenge exploring venus author states exploring venus would immense challenge overcome due extremely harsh conditions venus also known evening star extremely dangerous planet explore even though scientists aware difficult factors people like author challenge exploring venus still think informed bright point light worth according astronomers venus may one point planet earthlike features venus said surface rocky sediment includes familiar features valleys mountains craters characteristics one reasons author states venus pursuit worth risking many things another reason paragraph 4 author states venus sometimes nearest option planetary visit although fair reasons want visit venus astronomers keep mind negative characteristics set exploration behind astronomers explorers well aware challenging conditions clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venuss atmosphere atmospheric pressure 90 times greater venus pressure earth challenging conditions another dangerous feature temperatures average 800 degrees farenheit venuss surface consequently author states paragraph six many scienstist searching technology able stand harsh conditions venus many researchers working innovations would allow machines last long enough contribute meaningfully knowledge venus previous paragraph author informs readers idea nasa thought plan sending people study venus would give necessary information properly informed volatile planet obstacles enough calm humans desire knowledge unearthly topics paragraph eight author says challenges enough mellow curiosity enough quit studying venus conclusion claim venus worthy pursuit despite dangers presents author challenges exploring venus states well supported facts perfectly thought ideas although venus extremely dangerous planet packed many reasons exploration currently held back nasa still looking ways able gain valuable insight evening star like author said learning travelling limited doubts scientists let doubts fears stop
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believe dirverless cars continue developing growing driverless cars opinion future driving nothing anyone change everything world today somepoint someone thought stuipd idea impossible example steve jobs created apple garage kicked company came back worked even harder prove everyone wrong created first smart device changed world self driving cars new tomorrow big dreamers make reality ready google first company sucessfully make self driving car works real roads google took prius fitted sensors cameras high tech gps motion sensors high tech gadgets googles car impressive rotationg sensor roof creates 3d display cars surrounding car react precisly changing road conditions act like real driver even gadgets people still think self driving cars danger people roads wrong cars driven half million miles without crash people life dont drive half million miles would least get one fender bender saying cars perfect machines go roads today still many things done ready closer ever although called driverless cars completely driverless someone need car case car comes upon situation requires human touch construction zones complicated traffic jams might thinking sitting car drove around would get boring bmw talking fitting heads entertainment display driver could use needed take wheel would keep accupied car drove leagal main problem self driving cars law illegal self driving cars even tested states self driving cars become advanced prevelent states likely start changing laws new laws also put place safety regulations laws able regualte used cars used one big issue accident drivers try sue manufactures faulty equipment manufactures really fault self driving cars becoming reality every day scares people trust proper safety precautions taken prevent injurines companies pedict self driving cars street ready 2020 ready
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imagine bad day one knows whats wrong mad friends family trying look figure whether mad frustrated worse youve hiding emotions day cant seem realize day finally realize mad based facial expressions youve acting lately using facial action coding system wouldve known hand believe facial action coding system brillant idea used everyday purposes read detect emotions also give result feeling occasinal day even hiding emotions using video imagery new emotionrecognition software tracks facial movementsin real face painted face mona lisa detail shows efficient many people students well aware feelings different people everyday facial action coding system accurate calculations determine whether person bad day calculations determine even find new information person well weighting different units software even identify mixed emotions da vincis masterpiece expression compared neutral face showing emotion detail shows even though computing sysytem might know persons feelings still needs perfrom calculations prove results without facial action coding system people could never excalty calculate tell exact mood feeling person could everyday computing systems best resources identify mixed emotions person could may computers could great tools teachers use classroom student bad day using computers help teacher identify whether help student based different expressions student instance probably tell friend feeling simply look face course us would trouble actually describing facial trait conveys happy worried etc last least truly believe facial action coding system valuable many ways help solve face problems people could everyday thanks facial action coding system
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think real face ask could life form could fell else would face moon sand like reason like conol sanders always says finger lickin good thats theres face moon ancient tribes could lived even discovered moon orbiting around planet earth first place many theroys moon exspected think reason could leggitimint kernal sanders made kfc didnt suspect thing made ton chicken reason stop think thats like way discribing way possible alive long ago didnt technology even try see anyone moon first place think saying mabe didnt even breath oxygen could breathe space seems imposible know mabe kind life moon didnt need food water air think every type answer juged way sounds many ways could happen like mabe moon planet life like earth water food resources stay alive point time long ago smashed earth compounits swichted impact burning every living thing moon making things earth reason god made life made life moon eventually died time leaving souless moon earth smash 23 billion years ago creating earth life humanity world found face moon finding moon may contained life long ago although might happened explained might another way life self moon think could rational way never know untill end time life created earth way little time ago face showed unbelible
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theres new trend developing years soon full throttle affect mass amount polution produced worldwide years terrifying levels last five ten years although first cause polution gases emitted transportation second largest contributer green house gas issue going according source 4 idea hinder growing issue potentially put polution levels decline effort limit personal car usage inhabitants world able help clear air reduce congestion streets live simpler cost efficient lifestyle polution know ongoing trend proving lethal environment factories power plants number one cause polution world almost inevitable since yet develop way produce mass amounts clean way however part limiting personal car usage promote cleaner air public transportation carpooling hybridelectric cars seen alternative owning personal cars options also seen solution considering contribution act since number miles driven per person nearly 9 percent peak 2005 source 4 reducing amout miles driven links amout dangerous gases emitted air therefor cleaner air rush hour traffic obnoxious least fun part driving encouraging people drive less either walk bike use public transportation help end long waits sitting bumpertobumper roads france study done fines placed people drove one passenger excluding hybrids plug cars according source congestion 60 percent week driving personal gasoline diesel cars proved extremely beneficial clearing streets making easier courses work concept truly simple use less cars theres less people street get fro much faster without hassle reducing number cars street also goodway inspire motor companies inventive losing business ultimately result extermination business unless corporation able come new products satisfy consumer mitsubishi automotive company also makes air conditioners according source 4 ford mercedes rebranding comply new trend almost everyone wants live clean healthy simple lifestyle participation limiting number cars driven daily easy way heidrun walter media trainer mother two saidwhen car always tense im much happier way source 1 refers successful suburban trial vauban germany longer cars parking street personal garages driveways general seen taboo living district near france switzerlands border source 1 people cars let alone drive lowering usage cars help environment make journey wherever youre going much less complicated also initiates restoration things considered important sidewalks parks public transport systems people using utilities cities fund make experience enjoyable bogata day without cars campaign led 118 miles bycle paths constructed source 3 chain events lead people utilizing bikes feet get around instead cars driving used considered popular way get around town point point b back push limit personal car usage positive switch happening people longer relying vehicles move aboutinstead bikes subways buses even two feet means transportation smart planning reduces green house gases along traffic congestion also promotes simpler healthier lifestyle
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anyone whould love vist venus risks comes example venus second planet sun venus highest temperature planet nasa idea sending humans study venus theres many things put someone danger risk first venus second plant away earth venus alot intresting things people could probably live one thought risks text says venus simple see distant safe vantage point earth dificult study venus knowing close us challenging examine since way closer planet second venus hightest temperatue planet text says venus hottest surface temperature planet solar system even though mercury closer sun planet isnt close sun earth hottest would humans ready really going get sent venus able go knowing hot temperature humans temperature 98 degress fehrenheit conditions extreme humans earth like high pressure heat weather different since hot likely present erupting volcanoes powerful earthquakes things like third nasa idea sending humans study venus would react someone said hey youre going venus like woah first pop head research cant go without knowing whats really going nasa think send humans study venus safe humans go text says simplified electronics made silicon carbide tested chamber simulating chaos venuss surface many ways nasa wants study venus forms photography videography cant also sample rock gas distance someone would really need get close risks come one knows could happen finally someone really wants study venus need lot research hard mission complete really want someone brave go venus dangours place actually study knowing cons pros
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think use technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable could useful teachers teaching new lesson also helpful using see emotions people actually showing tell technology valuable classrooms maybe firstly helpful teachers classroom technology identify emotions teachers students feeling lesson know article states classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored dr huang predicts help students either afraid ask help shy technology help teacher notice lesson either hard confusing students leads making lesson easier understand confused students know article stating could modify lesson like effective human instructor secondly used identify peoples emotions sometimes question politicians celebrities actually sincere truthful expression showing camera well technology help us know article stating even indicate difference genuine smile forced one faces cant lie according article states expert faces dont lie also states muscle clues sometimes used spot smiling polictician celebrity isnt truthful help us voting politics conclusion think technolgy read students emotional expressions vauble classroom help teachers understand clear things students also help students either confused lesson shy afraid asking help valuable politics like indicating whether expressions show us truthful think technology read emotional expressions valuable whether classroom
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hellomy name luke bomberger im going talk seagoing cowboys program first im going say fantastic seagoing cowboy even though go ship takes one month two months worth wait getting designated area think many people animals lives saving becoming seagoing cowboy imagine going places never imagined going like greece china also go see places like excaved castle crete even panam canel even animals fed watered two three times day still worth tired pulling bales hay bags oats even stalls clean good things seagoing cowboy like board especially return trips animals unloaded tabel tennis tournaments fencing boxing reading whittling games also helped pass time hoped liked said seagoing cowboy loved one hope sign become one thank
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think face mars natural landform created aliens almost completely positive face mars natural landform scientifically proven facts face natural landform face first spotted taken picture nasas spacecraft viking 1 1976 ever since people curious find discovery proven face mesa face looks like face shadows creates appearance facial features face proven nasa mesa article states scientists figured another martian mesa common enough around cydonia shows mesas known area face example face natural landform face doesnt even actual feautures human face also proof face structure human face article states nasa captioned image face stating huge rock formationwhich resembles human headformed shadows giving illusion eyesnoseand mouth proves shadows make appearance eyes nose mouth face structure facial features nasa proved showed many reasons face created aliens face created aliens nasa proved face shadows makes appeare like actual facial structure face another mesa common area believe people except fact believe face created aliens
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computers really tell emotions drhuang facial expression emotion observer caculating emotions like caculating mathso computers might code make work begins computer contructs 3d computer model face 44 major muscles face must move drhuang relies work psychologist like drpaul eckman creator facs facial action coding system helped find emotions mona lisa eckman classified six basic emotions happysurpriseangerdisgustfearand sadness associated characteristics movements facial muscles also using video imagery new emotionsrecognition software tracks facial movements real face painted face mona lisa home pc cant handle complex algorithmus used decode mona lisa smile simple instructions encode different emotions muscles encoding called orbicularis oculi pars palpabraeus make crows feet around eyes false smile mouth stretched side ways likely actor alot play movie computor many things come future
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think using technology read emotional expressions students classroom valuable valuable becuase show student losing interest becoming bored even confused would able show pace student learning comfortable teachers able use facial action coding system becuase help students stay focused instead sitting letting information go one ear help teachers able keep students task another reason technology might good idea teachers classrooms help showing student might get material might confused understand working help facial action coding system help student get help teachers grades might even go showing teachers truly feeling class last reason agree facial action coding system valuable show students ready ti move onto next thing comfortable enough material shows students ready next thing could also help tell class easy student might need advanced class things learning challenging facial action coding system valuable many ways may important thing classroom help putting students ready comfortable enough learn
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years changing many things society since technology making new electronic devices things government making new laws new things help people country mean change electoral college election popular vote presindet united states point view electoral college traditional way vote president congress qualified citizens founding fathers established constitution many evidence support keeping electoral college beneficial country according text defense electoral college five reasons keep despised method choosing president richard posner dispute outcome electoral college possible happened 2000 less likely dispute popular vote example 2012 obama received 617 electoral vote compared 513 romney almost states award electoral votes winnertakeall basis even slight plurality state creates landsalide electoral vote vistory satate demostrates people accept fact voting electors president vice president help people making easily hour vote candidate however se texts everybody things like example text indefensible electoral college even bestlaid defenses system wrong bradford plumer author says according gallup poll 2000 taken shortly al gore popular vote lost presidency 60 voters would prefer direct election kind party selects slate electors trusted vote partys nominee entirely possible winner electoral vote win national popular vote yet happened rarely posner paragraph 16 another evidence text defense electoral college five reasons keep despised mothod choosing president richard posner says electoral college requires presidential candidate transregional appeal posner paragraph 19 means region enough electoral votes elect president solid regional favorite incentive campaign heavely states gains electoral votes increasing huis plurality states knows win residents regions likely feel disenfranchised highlights electoral college trying helping people vote candidates feel safe comfortables conclude despite fact many people say electoral college widely regarded anachronism nondemocratic method selecting president electoral college traditional way vote president congress qualified citizens founding fathers established constitution helps community help people thir desicions make life comfortable easy
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article making mona lisa smile author described new technology called facial action coding systems enables computers identify human emotions technology could used read emotional expressions students classroom used classrooms one reason simple technology stated dr huang paragraph 6 classroom computer could recognize student becoming confused bored would eliminate struggle feedback teacher teachers know exactly student feels lesson human communication nonverbal computers would able tell teacher whether students understanding lesson another reason would valuable computers classes teachers would able eliminate struggle believe students even though humans perform impressive calculation every day reason hard teacher us would touble describing facial trait conveys happy worried etc example would student said able homework someone family died without computer teacher make decision whether let turn late hard small example technology teachers would able tell whether lying reason student could get away technology used would could sound serious could serious look face human communication nonverbal computers could tell person actually lying calculating muscle clues last reason safety students faculty schools classrooms technology im sure people depression serious issues would able get help need computers would able tell percentage someone severely sad angry would ensure people work study schools much safer without technology however technology still slightly new probably expensive schools may enough money purchase one computers even though seems work well still fooled reason according facial feedback theory emotions moving facial muscles expresses emotions may even help produce also technology six basic emotions may enough conclusion technology would valuable schools classrooms even setbacks even though may expensive maybe one day schools could use technology technology would save lifes minds students teachers
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autonomous cars making statement wouldnt want benefit selfdriving car autonomous cars really change way everyday transportation however also bad thing changing part daily lives could really hassle selfdriving car could help many different ways safety key issue autonomous cars built safety first thing mind techonology engineering key cars weve reached point time almost anything possible development autonomous cars however believe still require human skills driven technology fails times thats semiautonomous cars humans capable much intelligence modern day technology advancing semiautonomous cars really assist us day day lives autonomous cars success restrictions regarding safety safety others safety major concern cars normal cars times car company recall certain vehicles unnoticed longterm issues autonomous cars car crashes nonexistent according article googles cars driven half million miles without crash car crashes one awful experiences person could go life threatening killer car crashes could leave person fear driving simply sitting car one person go easy going one car crashes minimalized nothing autonomous cars roads safer everyone since technology improving autonomous cars looking better ever technology included driverless car possible however yet happened semiautonomous cars success allow easier driving much awareness semiautonomous autonomous cars ability save thousands lives every year maybe millions cars built persons safety road autonomous cars different conclusion autonomous cars without doubt trust idea semiautonomous cars autonomous cars however pros cons autonomous car enormous pro autonomous cars includes major concern safety according article one crash happened independently driving cars car crashes life threatening easy go autonomous cars lives saved everyday every month every year
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think develop driverless cars would something new likely safer normal driving people say car could malfunction go control think self drive airplanes auto pilot planes would make even bigger accident malfunction think driverless cars chance something happens car drivers fault heshe paying attention making sure nothing going wrong wouldnt manufacturers fault develop make sure everything order dont control customer buys uses one 2013 bmw announced development traffic jam assistant car handle driving functions speeds 25 mph special touch sensors make sure driver keeps hold wheel driver cooperating driverless car accident something worse could happen would drivers fault passage 7 says gm developed drivers seats vibrate vehicle danger backing object failed accident accur blamed driver paying attention conclusion driverless car developed accident accurs would drivers fault unless something goes wrong car
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venus also called evening star one brightest light night venus second planet sun simple see safety point earth proved bigger challenge examine closely also worthy venus one closet planet earth terms density size orbits sun planets completly different missions spacecraft survive challeging clouds highly corrosive sulfuric acid venus atmosphere surface planet arrive temperatures eight houndred degrees fahrenheit also many metals gases good different ways also curiosity take resources nasa working try study planet electronic made silicon tested chaos venus surface conclusion venus one bigger misterys innovation following study maybe day arrive planet also materials use new technology
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face mars interesting thing looks like human head way could two miles long people say made aliens nasa says rock formation happend naturaly many arguments sides im going tell arguments side says natural rock formation face mars natural rock formation made aliens got close would saw things would unatural another reason looks like buttes mesas united states lastly studying twenty five years never alien came said hi made first reason thin natural formation gotten realy close formation never seen aliens even buildings face april 82001 cloudless summer dday cydonia mars global surveyor drew close enough second look roll spacecraft 25 degrees center face field said garvin team captured extraordinary photo using absolute maximum pixel 2001 image spans 156 meters compared 43 meters per pixel best 1976 viking photo proves close got planet never anything happen see anything thust proving first point another reason formation natural formation united states naturlay occured buttes mesas look similar face mars nasa says picture actually shows martian equivalent butte common around american west reminds middle butte snake river plain says garvin lava dome takes form isolated mesa height face shows simmilar things face world today thus proving second point lastly studying thing twenty five years nasa taking pictures long time found signs life mars people would say nasa hiding stuff nasa would hide stuff like many reasons say since become pop icon starred hollywood film appeared books magazines radio talk haunted grocery store checkout lines 25 years people think face bona fide evidence life nasa would rather hide say conspiracy theorists meanwhile defenders nasa budget wish ancient civilization mars thus proving third point conclusion signs alien life planet nasa concluded point michael 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 proves even though several people think life mars life natural formation
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ever wanted go explore able see diiferent life would amazaing thing see many people want explore many things whether comes risk author challenge exploring venus believes study venus despite dangers snd feel like even though dont know going happen feel like still take risk explore could also problems come along article author believes still go explore venus despite risk could encounter article says conditions far extreme anything humans encounter earth astronomers know conditions like venus still continue want go explore also article says nasas possible solution hostile conditions surface venus would allow scientist float fray making solutions scientists go visit explore venus without deal extreme conditions scientists coming across challenges dealing venus atmospere article says however peering venus ship orbiting hovering safely far planet provide limited insight ground conditions forms light penetrate dense atmosphere making solution venus extreme conditions problems come across solution protects major conditions conclusion scientist go study venus disregaurding major conditions scientist careful aware risk venus came solution dont encounter many harads always go explore things want aware risk know challenge trying explore somthing new
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