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Science After School
Today in science after school we had fun we were studying worms we put n worm on a wet paper towel and see what it would do.

Learning Something New

SciJourn
Today I went to Walgreens to interview the person who gives the H1N1 it went good.The nusre I talked and she told me that she would be more then happy to talk to me about it. But She told me that I should call her head supervisor so when that happen then I will actually start moving along wit my story cant wait til its done.

WORMS!!!!

YES
In Science after school component we messed with worms and got into groups and did testable expierements. My group did "Do worms eat bagels and/or onions?" That was very weird it was fun but I did not want to touch it most of the time because it was scared and I didn't want to scare it any ferther and also because it's waste was everywhere.This whole worm topic will be our topic for a while.

TODAYinSciJourner

SciJourn
Today, i did research on what im going to write about next. I will explain with reliable sources, how GPS works and how onstar works. Most people think that if you get a GPS reciever, that since you can see your location, you can also be tracked down from satellite. But that is not true, GPS recievers only work passively and do not send out information but only recieve it. therefore if someone steals your GPS you wont be able to track it. OnStar has both GPS and Cellular Communication. The GPS gets the location of the car, then uses cellular communications to send the location to the company. More will be explained when i post an article out soon on scijourner.org 

Work Today

SciJourn
Hello world, this is Nathan Bodlen coming to you live from the youth exploring science website. Today at work i finally pitched my story, it got turned down though. However on the bright side they gave me a new topic, and I really llike it! Today was a good day..

Whoes squirming in SAS

Science After School
today in SAS we had an Worm Inquiry. now i don't know why girls are afraid of worms they are. now we had a number of questions and my group had the question how fast does a worm move. we changed it to how long does it take a worm to move 1ft. on our first trail the worm was doing okay but moving fairly slowly but it completed the whole foot. the time was 2.45.25. we didn't not complete the other two tries because the worm started to turn back on us so we couldn't complete it.

Today at work...

SciJourn
Well today at work i edited some articles, for the first time i got overwhelmed with some, I have to figure out how to edit a personal article. In the past i've only edited articles about certain facts and figures that i could look up. KiOntey is known for her ride alongs and this is my first time attempting to edit hers, Alan did it before. I'll be fine i hope. I revised Alex's article, it was well written i liked it, it was nice. He emailed it back to be to be checked again but i'm sure this time around it will be perfect and ready to go. I helped Nathan figure out something to write about for his article, it's going to be a good one. Things are coming along good so far.  
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