New Website

Hello everyone I am proud to present to you my new website that I made and I would love it if you would view it. This masterpiece that I made this week in Online Exp B is about my career choices and what I want to do after high school.
Here is the link to my website. Please view it, you might find it helpful for you to choose what to do with your life after high school!
http://madalins2016.weebly.com/

The Story of Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt; probably the most loved president in the United States President history. He was a very popular Republican President, until his worst night mare came true.

He was ready to be the president for his third term everyone wanted him to win. He was very confident in himself; he was 5 feet and 8 inches tall and had a voice like he swallowed a whole balloon of helium. He was an inspiration, idol, hero, and leader to many Americans. His opponent was Woodrow Wilson and in 1912 they made their speeches in the Madison Square Gardens and that was one of Roosevelt’s most famous speech he has every said. But unfortunately there was a major surprise for who won the election and that was Wilson (he won the election).

Almost a year later after Roosevelt suffering major depression and getting lots of hate from Republicans, he got offered a trip to the Amazon River and to explore the River of Doubt, where his son lived. He went on the trip and didn’t expect to be living the hardest 6 months ever.  He got cut in the rainforest and that cut got very infected he thought he was going to die. He couldn’t even sit up there was too much pain.

He eventually went back to the United States a few months of pain later. After he got back a few years later the World War 1 broke out in Europe and he helped Wilson with the hard decisions to make. When the United States finally entered the war in 1917, he offered to organize a volunteer division but the War Department turned him down. All four of his sons fought in the War and when his youngest son, Quentin, was shot down and killed while flying a mission in Germany, Roosevelt became despondent. Roosevelt became very depressed and but he agreed to tour and make speeches all around the U.S. but they weren’t as good as they used to be. Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep on January 6, 1919, in his beloved house at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay, New York.

Online Saftey

On October 8th on Facebook a bomb threat was posted by Anthony E. Caputo, 17, of Ypsilanti. “You don’t know what it’s like,” the teen’s post read. “I constantly fantasize of blowing up the wing as I walk away with the explosions behind me … .” He posted multiple other post like this one to give clues that he was going to bomb that wing in the school. The school didn't get notifed until sunday, and when they knew they took amediate action, and brought it to the court. The court then took that situtation and as of Monday afternoon, he could not post a $5,000 bond and remained in the Monroe County jail. He was arraigned before First District Judge Terrence Bronson, who set the bond.
I think that they did the right thing and gave him the right punishment. These things should be taken seriously because anybody can see what you posat on Facebook and you could get into deep trouble, and you never know if they were kidding around or being serious.The fair part is the $5,000 bonds and the punishment is the jail part.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1208147/First-cyberbully-jailed-Facebook-death-threats.html

Google Reader Vs. Technorati

Google reader is much easier to use rather than Technorati. So there fore I pick Google reader against Technorati. Technorati isn't as cool and organized as Google reader is. Lastly I think that Google reader is also much user friendly than Technorati is.

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