Friday, April 24, 2009

Make up post

Make Up post

Word: Indulge
Word: Reflect
Word: Insist

Source Sentence: Health and Fitness "People induldge themselves in food to make them selves feel better about them selves"

Source Sentence: TV Technology " Reflecting back on the many advances in TV technology brings hope and excitment for the futer."

Source Sentence: TV Technology "There is no way that Tvs can get any better than they already are, insisted ted."

Deffinition Indulge: To completely surround ones self with something, enjoy redelly
Deffinition Reflect: To look back on to previous times and make assumtions on those facts.
Deffinition Insist: To push that something is right

Reflection Post:
The results of the test i took i dont belive to a accurate assessment of my self. Some of the ways i think arent nessisarrly right or left brain but more of an assessment of the situation and acting as such requires.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Weekly- Calender



To Do List
1.School
2.Work
3.Eat

Insightful

In-sight-ful

Source: True Notebooks written by Mark Salzman. "Insightful, comic, honest, and tragic, True Note books is an object lesson in the redemptive power of writing.

Context Clues:
Syn:Alert
Ant:Slow

Deffintion: characterized by or displaying insight; perceptive.

Original Sentence: The story told by one of the inmates was very insightful on to what goes on in jail.

Astonished

A-ston-ished

Source: "True Notebooks" written by Mark Salzman. "What he found so moved and astonished him that he began to teach there regularly."

Context Clues
Syn:Amazed
Ant:unsurprised

Deffintion: To fill with sudden wonder or amazement.

Original Sentence: I was astonished to see the bus hiting a stop sign.

Indelible

In-del-i-ble

Source: "True NoteBooks" written by Mark Salzman. "In voices of indelible emotional presence, the boys write about what led them to crime and about the lives that strech ahead of them behind bars.

Contex Clues:
Syn:enduring
Ant:fast

Deffenition: making marks that cannot be erased, removed, or the like

Original Sentence: He spilt all the indelible ink staining his pants.

Friday, March 6, 2009

Malfunctions

Malfunctions
mal-func-tion

Source: "Firsthand America" It is not clear whether the attack actually took place or whether the Americans imagined it in the intense darkness, amid possible malfunctions of sonar or radar equipment.

Contex Clues:
Syn:glitch
Ant:perfection

Deffenition: To fail to funtion.To function improperly.

Original Sentence: The ship seemed to malfunction as it came to a slowing stop.

Cynical

Cynical
cyn-i-cal

Source: " Firsthand America" Diem's Roman Catholic sister-in-law, Madame Nhu, gained notoriety for her cynical dismissal of Budhist "barbecues".

Context Clues:
Syn:contemptuous
Ant:believing

Deffenition:nonbelieving; doubtful

Original Sentence: a cynical dismissal of the politician's promise to reform the campaign finance system.

Representative

Representative
rep-re-sent-a-tive

Source Sentence: "Firsthand America" After six weeks the representatives reached agreeement.

Context Clues:
Syn:Agent
Ant:Enemy

Deffintion: A person who represents a constituency or community in a legislative body, esp. A member of the U.S. House of Representatives or a lower house in certain state legislatures

Original Sentence: The representatives all met at the City hall.

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To Do List:
1.Go to class
2.Call Work for schedule
3. Go to sleep

Friday, February 20, 2009

Gerent

Gerent
ge-rent

Source Sentence: No Source Sentence. Online Web site.

Context Clues:
Syn:Follower
Ant:Leader

Deffinition: One that rules or manages

Original Sentence: You now control the crew you are the new gerent.

Superstious

Superstious
su-per-sti-tious

Source Sentence: "Unbeliveable Criminal Acts" The man was so superstious to belive that his wife was possest by the devil.

Context Clues:
Syn:Fearful/Gullible
Ant:Joyes and unbeliveing

Deffintion:Inclined to believe in Myths and Ledgends.

Original Sentence: People who are superstious are said to be gullible.

Extadite

Extradite

The Source: "Unbelivable Criminal Acts" The refusal of a country to extradite suspects or criminals to another may lead to international relations being strained.

Context Clues

Syn: to extract
Ant: to hold

Definition: To give up (an alleged fugitive or criminal) to another state, nation, or authority

Original Sentence: The murderer was extradited back to his country to be placed on trial.

Friday, February 6, 2009

Calendar





To Do List
1. Go To Class
2. Get Parking Permit
3. Go Home and Sleep

Friday, January 30, 2009

Devistating

Devistating
Source: Efficeint & Flexible Reading " Stem-Cell Therapy : Promise and Reality"
The potential of stem cell to treat devistating dieseases has been hailed as one of the greatest medical break thoughs of all time.

Deffinition: Satirical, ironic, or caustic in an effective way.

Syn: Distructive
Ant: Peaceful

The affects of the war were devistating.

Potential

Potential

Source: Efficient & Flexible Reading "Stem-Cell Therapy: Promice and Reality
The combination of high hopes and contention has left many people confused about where the potential treatments stands today.

Syn: Ability
Ant: Limitaion

Deffintion: The possiblity or the cappablity of action.

Original Sentence: The ball flying through the air has the potential to break a window.

Incredulity

Incredulity

Source: Efficient & Flexible reading "My Black Skin Makes My White Coat Vanish" pg. 105



Their incredulity persists even now that I am a seniour doctor, working in one of the worlds bussiest hospital emergancy room.



In-not

Cred-Belife



Deffinition: The inability for one to belive



Original Sentence: The indcredulity in older people still exsists even though times have changed