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Onedayapoorboywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschoolfoundhehadonlyonethindimeleftandhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.Howeverhelosthisnervewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.HedrankitslowlyandthenaskedHowmuchdoIoweyouYoudon’towemeanythingshereplied.HesaidThenIthankyoufrommyheart.’Yearslaterthatyoungwomanbecamecriticallyiii.Thelocaldoctorssenthertothebigcitywheretheycalledinspecialiststostudyherraredisease.Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefromheroseimmediatelyand’wenttoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor’sgownhewentintoseeher.Herecognizedheratonce.Hewentbacktotheconsultationroomdeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayhegavespecialattentiontothecase.Afteralongstrugglethebattlewaswon.Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval.Helookedatitandthenwrotesomethingontheedge.Thebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenitforshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelookedandsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords:Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk./Amongotherthingsthestoryshowsthat______.
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TodaytheIndianapolis500oneoftheworld’smostfamouscarracestakesaboutfourhourstorun.IftheIndy500hadbeenheldin1895itwouldhavetakenalmostthreedays.Thehorselesscarriagehadjustbeeninventedashorttimebefore.Topspeedsbackthenweremuchlowerthantheyaretoday.Formostpeoplejustseeingacarmovewithoutahorsepullingitwasthrillingenough.Thedriver’smainconcernwasmakingsurethecardidn’tbreakdown.OneofthefirstcarraceswasheldinChicagoonThanksgivingDayin1895.Folkscrowdedthestreetstogawkatthenewmachines.Therouteoftheracewentthroughtheheartoftown.Thecarsweretogoouttoanearbysuburbandback.Theracecoveredadistanceofabout54miles.That’slessthanone-tenththedistanceatIndy.Thedriverscrankeduptheirenginesandprayedthattheywouldn’tbreakdown.Thentheywereoff.Theraceprovedtoomuchforsomeofthecars.Perhapstheycouldn’twithstandthehighspeeds.ThewinnerofthecontestwasJ.FrankDuryea.Hefinishedtheraceabitmorethansevenhoursafterhestarted.Hehadcoveredthegruelingdistanceatanaveragespeedof7.5milesperhour.Thatisslowerthanamodernmarathonercangoonfoot.EvensoasDuryeafinishedthecrowdwentwild.Somecarsdidn’tfinishtheraceinChicagobecause______.
Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 23
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Manypeoplearewonderingifitissafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving.Therehavebeenquiteafewaccidentswhiledriversweretalkingonthephone.Someresearchisbeingdonetofindoutifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous.Whenthereisacaraccidentpoliceofficerswillfindoutifanyofthedriverswereusingacellphone.Theywillwritethisinformationinareport.Theinformationwillbesavedandlaterstudied.Therehavebeensomeverybadcaraccidentscausedbydriversbeingdistractedbycellphones.Driverssometimesforgettowatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirphones.Notpayingattentiontotheroadcanbedangerousevendeadly.Itisimportantfordriverstofocusontheroad.Theyneedtopayattentiontowhatisgoingonaroundthem.Theymightneedtostoporswervequickly.Peoplewanttomakesurethattheroadsaresafeforeveryone.Studieswillbedoneusingtheinformationpoliceofficerscollectataccidents.Maybesomedaythisinformationwillleadtolawsaboutdrivingandusingcellphones.Drivingandtalkingonthephoneatthesametimecouldbe______researchsays.
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Onedayapoorboywhowassellinggoodsfromdoortodoortopayhiswaythroughschoolfoundhehadonlyonethindimeleftandhewashungry.Hedecidedhewouldaskforamealatthenexthouse.Howeverhelosthisnervewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.Insteadofamealheaskedforadrinkofwater.Shethoughthelookedhungrysoshebroughthimalargeglassofmilk.HedrankitslowlyandthenaskedHowmuchdoIoweyouYoudon’towemeanythingshereplied.HesaidThenIthankyoufrommyheart.’Yearslaterthatyoungwomanbecamecriticallyiii.Thelocaldoctorssenthertothebigcitywheretheycalledinspecialiststostudyherraredisease.Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation.Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefromheroseimmediatelyand’wenttoherroom.Dressedinhisdoctor’sgownhewentintoseeher.Herecognizedheratonce.Hewentbacktotheconsultationroomdeterminedtodohisbesttosaveherlife.Fromthatdayhegavespecialattentiontothecase.Afteralongstrugglethebattlewaswon.Dr.Kellyrequestedthebusinessofficetopassthefinalbilltohimforapproval.Helookedatitandthenwrotesomethingontheedge.Thebillwassenttoherroom.Shefearedtoopenitforshewassureitwouldtaketherestofherlifetopayforitall.Finallyshelookedandsomethingcaughtherattentiononthesideofthebill.Shereadthesewords:Paidinfullwithoneglassofmilk./Whentheboyandtheyoungwomanmetagainyearslater______.
Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 35
Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 25
Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 33
ImaginegoingtosleepinOctoberandwakingupinMay!Wellmarmotsandgroundsquirrelsstaywarmbysleepingallwinter.Allthistimetheydonotwakeuponce.Thisspecialkindofsleepiscalledhibernation.Duringthissleeptheheartslowsdownandtheanimalbreathesmoreslowlyitdoesn’tmovearoundsoituseslessenergy.Animalslikethemarmotandthegroundsquirrelinhabitthecoldestpartsoftheworld.Theyneedspecialtalentstosurviveinthesefrigidplaces.Theirfurrycoatskeepthemsnugwhenthetemperaturefallsbelowzero.ItoftengetsthiscoldintheArcticalandthatisjustbelowtheNorthPole.Beforethelongwintersomeanimalseatandeat.Afterawhiletheygrowveryfat.Whenthewintercomestheyliveonthefatsavedupintheirbodies.Layersoffatkeepananimalwarm.Arcticanimalsalsohaveotherwaystobeatthecold.RabbitsintheArcticforexamplehaveverysmallears.Smallearskeepheatinwhilebigearsletitout.Smallthingsusuallykeepheatin.Haveyoueversleptinaroomthatisverysmallandnoticedhowhotitcanget.’ItrarelygetswarmintheArctic.Butalthoughsummerseasonsthereareveryshortthesunshinesbrightly.Plantsseemtospringupbeforeyoureyes!Animalssuchascariboulookforwardallyeartosummerwhentheycaneatfreshgrassagain.Everyminuteofsunshineisimportanttotheirlives.Thewayformarmottokeepwarmis______.
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Manypeoplearewonderingifitissafetotalkonthephonewhiledriving.Therehavebeenquiteafewaccidentswhiledriversweretalkingonthephone.Someresearchisbeingdonetofindoutifdrivingwhiletalkingonthephoneisdangerous.Whenthereisacaraccidentpoliceofficerswillfindoutifanyofthedriverswereusingacellphone.Theywillwritethisinformationinareport.Theinformationwillbesavedandlaterstudied.Therehavebeensomeverybadcaraccidentscausedbydriversbeingdistractedbycellphones.Driverssometimesforgettowatchtheroadcarefullywhentheyareusingtheirphones.Notpayingattentiontotheroadcanbedangerousevendeadly.Itisimportantfordriverstofocusontheroad.Theyneedtopayattentiontowhatisgoingonaroundthem.Theymightneedtostoporswervequickly.Peoplewanttomakesurethattheroadsaresafeforeveryone.Studieswillbedoneusingtheinformationpoliceofficerscollectataccidents.Maybesomedaythisinformationwillleadtolawsaboutdrivingandusingcellphones.Thestudiesarebasedon______.
Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 31
TodaytheIndianapolis500oneoftheworld’smostfamouscarracestakesaboutfourhourstorun.IftheIndy500hadbeenheldin1895itwouldhavetakenalmostthreedays.Thehorselesscarriagehadjustbeeninventedashorttimebefore.Topspeedsbackthenweremuchlowerthantheyaretoday.Formostpeoplejustseeingacarmovewithoutahorsepullingitwasthrillingenough.Thedriver’smainconcernwasmakingsurethecardidn’tbreakdown.OneofthefirstcarraceswasheldinChicagoonThanksgivingDayin1895.Folkscrowdedthestreetstogawkatthenewmachines.Therouteoftheracewentthroughtheheartoftown.Thecarsweretogoouttoanearbysuburbandback.Theracecoveredadistanceofabout54miles.That’slessthanone-tenththedistanceatIndy.Thedriverscrankeduptheirenginesandprayedthattheywouldn’tbreakdown.Thentheywereoff.Theraceprovedtoomuchforsomeofthecars.Perhapstheycouldn’twithstandthehighspeeds.ThewinnerofthecontestwasJ.FrankDuryea.Hefinishedtheraceabitmorethansevenhoursafterhestarted.Hehadcoveredthegruelingdistanceatanaveragespeedof7.5milesperhour.Thatisslowerthanamodernmarathonercangoonfoot.EvensoasDuryeafinishedthecrowdwentwild.Inthispassagethewordgawkmeans______.
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Ishouldn’tletitbotherme.Itreallydoesn’tmatteranyway.Butitdoesbotherme!Allthosepeoplearepreparingto21anewcenturyanewmillennium千年aswell.Anditjustisn’t22! MostofusscheduleourlivesbytheGregorian23.Ouryearsaremeasuredfromthe24ofChrist.Thefirstyearofthefirstcenturyis1or1A.D.Thelastyearofthatcenturyistheyear100.SimpleYes!Acenturyis10025long.Amillenniumis1000yearslongwhichis26tencenturies. Sincethelastyearofthefirstcenturyistheyear100thefirstyearofthe27centuryis101.Followthatpatterncenturybycenturyandyou’llgetmy28.Theyear2000isthelastyearofthetwentiethcentury.Afterall29thousandmeanstwentyhundreds.Twentyhundredyearsmeanstwentycenturies.Theyear2000isthe30thefinaltheonethat’sstillhereyearofthetwentiethcentury!!!! IknowI’mgettingtoo31.Butitisn’tfairWhilemostpeoplewillreallybeenjoyingthiscoming32celebrationthoseofusintheknowwillbeyawning.Everyoneelsewillbe33forthenewmillenniumandwe’llbesaying"It’snotuntilnextyear." Idon’tagreewiththe34"Ignoranceisbliss."Butinthiscaseperhapsit’s35. 29
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