Regina+Patterson

= My Reading Journal =  media type="youtube" key="kFpjskn3_Pc?fs=1" height="385" width="480" align="center"

I Honestly Chose This Book Because It Is A Book That I Need To Read In My English Class. I Want To Fully Understand This Book Hopefully I Can Learn How To See Past The Text And Learn More.

(= My Book Schedule =)

 * ==__Week #__== || ==__Chapter / Pages to Read__== ||
 * Week 1 (Sept. 21) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 1-3 ||
 * Week 2 (Sept. 28) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 4-7 ||
 * Week 3 (Oct. 5) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 8-9 ||
 * Week 4 (Oct. 12) || Omnivore’s Dilemma, Chapters 10-11 ||
 * Week 5 (Oct. 19) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 12-14 ||
 * Week 6 (Oct. 26) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 15-17 ||
 * Week 7 (Nov. 2) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 18-20 ||
 * Week 8 (Nov. 9) || Omnivore’s Dilemma chapters 21-22 ||
 * Week 9 (Nov. 16) || Omnivore’s Dilemma Afterword (pp. 277-290) ||

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What is a Queen Anne Salute? I will do an internet search for Queen Anne salute. I found out that the Queen Ann Salute is a complicated military drill used with bayonets. Similar to learning military drill & ceremony when you joun the army. ||
 * ===__**Quotes, lines, or sentences, with Page number**__=== || ===__**Thoughts, ideas, questions about the what I read**__=== ||
 * (Example) //GR,// : "Sentries in their idleness are practicing Queen Anne Salutes" (591). || (Example) What do //sentries// and //idleness// mean? I think a sentry is like a guard.

= ((= __My Vocab Journal__ =)) = My sentence: Because the teacher's lesson left too much time before the end of class, an idleness set in amongst the students and they began to get disruptive. ||
 * ===__**Word & Word in a sentence**__=== || ===__**My** **definition****, Root word, Part of Speech,, & New sentence using the word**__=== ||
 * (Example) //Idleness:// Sentries in their //idleness// are practicing Queen Anne Salutes || (Example) I think //idleness// might mean not doing or going anywhere because when a car idles, it does go anywhere. Root word is idle, which is a verb. However the suffix -//ness// makes the verb noun, an idea or state of being idle.

=Evaluate a Website (Due: 09/15/10) =
 * ~ Subject ||~ Author ||~ Replies ||~ Views ||~ Last Message ||
 * No Comments ||

1. What is the URL - [|Www.Youtube.Com]

2. Who owns or operates the website? Are they business (.com), non-profit (.org), or government (.gov), or other? Please describe. - Google owns YouTube and it is a business (.com)

3. Who is the intended audience for this website? -The website doesn't really have an "intended" audience its open to any and everyone =)

4. Do you think this is a reliable website? why or why not? -I personally feel as though [|Www.YouTube.Com] is a reliable website because it has a lot of reliable information and is updated periodically.