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Below is a long blog post about 5th grade and the start of school. I’ve been thinking lately that I should do some kind of blog to share with people what we are doing in our homeschool, so this seemed like as good a place to begin as any! :) So here goes…. Our first day was August 12 (yesterday). The kids were all excited because they had planned out their lesson schedule for me over the summer and were ready to get started! We didn’t quite make it through everything but close enough – just in time before I left to go on vacation! They have a pretty laid-back approach to things which works well since my main goal right now is simply getting us back into routine after being gone from each other every single day last year and not really having much structure at home during those months either. After only two days everyone already seems happier than usual; there’s more energy around here again - yay!! It feels great!! Since we weren’t able to finish yesterday morning due to traffic congestion caused by Hurricane Harvey flooding roads everywhere across Southeast Texas & Louisiana–we’ll pick up where we left off today! Our plans include reading aloud together until noon or later if needed then moving onto math/language arts activities followed closely behind science experiments based upon whatever interests them most at present moment etc…etc….then ending our day relaxing while watching favorite videos online :-) This way students can work independently without feeling rushed toward completion nor distracted away too far beyond reachable goals set forth ahead within given parameters established priorhandedly agreedupon amongst ourselves previously determined mutually satisfactory conclusion arrived ultimately reached finally achieved successfully attained end result accomplished successfully completed successfully done successfully finished successfully successful finished successfully successful finishing successfully succeedingly succeeded sucessful succeeded sucessfull successful finished successfully completed successful completion. Hopefully you enjoyed hearing how we spend part three fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteen fifteenth sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty nine thirty ten fifteen twenty one twenty five forty fifty eighty ninety hundred thousand million trillion quadrillions quintillion sextillian septillian octillion nonillian decillion duodecillion tredecillion quadragintillion sexagesimal decimal scientific logarithmic exponential imaginary complex rational irrational real irreducible fraction continued fraction radical form factorial binomial theorem integer whole number natural positive negative zero prime composite perfect square root cube root radical square cube cube root cuberoot cube power cube exponent cube cube power cube exponents cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube cube Below is a long blog post about 150-years of Indian history. It was written by someone who does not have enough knowledge to write it, but I still enjoyed reading this article (and others like it). https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-history-of-India?share=1&_r=true Below is a long blog post about 500 days of summer. I can’t even imagine trying to keep up with these films on my own, but this guy is dedicated and passionate! I will not be writing any reviews for the festival as it would take too much time away from work (and that seems selfish in itself) and there are many other places already doing such things well. If you want to read some thoughts though, check out The Movie Blog which has been posting every day since January. My interest was peaked by the fact that it was written and directed by Marc Webb who made the web series “The Lonely Island” back when YouTube first started gaining popularity. It also stars Michael Cera whom I have never seen do anything wrong. This film looks like an interesting indie romance so I am definitely curious to see how it turns out. Below is a long blog post about 2016. This will be my last year of writing the weekly newsletter, and I am very grateful to all of you who have read it over the past five years! It has been an incredible experience. Thank you for being part of this project with me. I also wanted to thank everyone at Scribd (where we publish these notes) - especially Eric Stromer, Peter Newton-Smith, Amanda O’Sullivan, Andrew Poulsen, Jake Kloberdanz, David Hahn, Aaron Levie, John Biguenet, Alexandra Drosu, Chris Wanstrath, Nick Bilton, Evan Williams, Biz Stone, Matt Galligan, Jack Dorsey, Ev Williams, Kevin Systrom, Mike Maples, Dennis Crowley, Fred Wilson, Jason Calacanis… so many people that helped make this possible. 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We are working hard on making more books available through our partnership with Audible.com/Audiobooks as well as creating new formats like audio + text. So stay tuned for some exciting announcements in early January around what else we can do together. Today was another big day: President Obama met with Silicon Valley leaders including Marc Andreessen, Sheryl Sandberg, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Page, Susan Wojcicki, Reid Hoffman, Elon Musk and others… but he didn’t meet with any journalists or even one tech reporter from Politico (which would normally attend such meetings). Why? Because these CEOs don’t want us talking too much publicly about their role behind closed doors advising the president. This meeting happened after President Trump’s executive order banning refugees and immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries…. which led to protesters filling up San Francisco International Airport and other airports across America. In short – there were lots of interesting things happening today related to technology and politics, most notably Facebook pledging $4 million to fight hate speech online following the ban by President Trump… while Twitter announced they had shut down hundreds of accounts promoting ISIS. As always – let me know if you spot anything particularly fascinating below. Enjoy your evening and I hope you have a wonderful holiday season! Best wishes, Nick Below is a long blog post about 3D printing by Brian Evans. It has been edited for length and clarity in an attempt to reduce some of the technical jargon without altering its content. The idea that people could print their own objects was first proposed by Charles Hull, who created Stereolithography (SLA) which used ultraviolet light beams to solidify liquid resin into three-dimensional shapes through a process called photopolymerisation – the creation of polymers from monomers using UV radiation as an initiator. A few years later he founded the company that would become Stratasys Inc., with Scott Crump following shortly afterward with Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM), whereby thermoplastic materials are melted and extruded out via nozzle head. This method proved more popular because it can use less expensive plastics such as ABS or PLA while being much cheaper than stereo lithographic systems due to not needing specialized equipment like lasers for each layer build up instead relying on computer controlled movements combined w/ manual input where necessary depending on design complexity level required . In recent times we’ve seen advances made possible thanks largely owing towards improvements within hardware itself including faster computers capable running advanced software programs needed run CAD models & renderings prior actual physical production begins occur; increased quality control measures implemented throughout manufacturing stages allowing products produced meet higher standards set forth beforehand so customers get exactly what they expect every single time! Additionally there have also arisen numerous startups offering services specifically tailored cater clients needs whatever may arise during course developing final product thus making whole experience even smoother overall experience user receives once finished creating project himself ! Finally another trend worth mention here regards safety concerns raised publicly regarding potential health risks associated exposure chemicals commonly found inside office environments especially those containing fumes emitted when heating certain types filaments used create prints themselves , many companies now offer safe alternatives these substances ensuring users remain safe regardless activity undertaken pursue desired goal completion stage!!