What+Do+I+Think?

In my opinion, it isn’t wrong to be celebrated, but it should also be respected. Why? Because that was a day that many loved ones lost their lives. It’s not wrong because it reminds us of the very rule that is ignored a lot: safety first. There was a reason that not many survived. Perhaps it has something to do with the safty. So when/if this happens, I ask one thing of you. It is to not repeat the tragic accident that happened 98 years ago.
 * Titanic 100th Anniversary Cruise: Good or Bad?**

I say no, but sometimes it does get us off track of our homework. It isn't making us stupid other than that, though. Even when we randomly search things, we usually find out something new. Not saying that it's important, but it is new. When my mom was my age, she said she spent hours upon hours going through card catalogs pulling books from shelves and skimming through them just to find the right resources when today you can find the information faster, which leads to you learning faster.
 * Is Google Making Us Stupid?**

I would say no. If we had it, then there would be no summer break. Summer break is the time when kids get to relax without having to worry about how soon school is coming up. It's a time when kids get to be free and careless and have the time of their life. In the article that I read about this, a teacher said that it took about 6 weeks to get their students up to date after summer break. That's how long that they think it takes. It really doesn't take long at all. In my math class at school, that's about how long my teacher goes over it, when I'm ready after the first two weeks. So that concludes my opinon.
 * Should We Have Year-Long School?**

I would say that cyberbullying is bad. Very bad. Cyberbullying is like bullying, except online. They do this by sending a hurtful or embarassing message. It can happen in chat rooms, an online game, and even on your facebook page. It's even worse because if it happens to you in any of the three places I just said, it would be there for everyone to see. Now you get why I say it's really bad, right?
 * Is Cyberbullying Bad?**

I would say yes to healthier school lunches. At my school I've noticed how there aren't that many healthy things for lunch. The things that are there alot of people don't really like. What they could do to improve this is they have the chefs to teach kids how to grow the food and make the healthy food. They make it fun for the kids. They could also put healthy food out that appeal to kids. For example, squash with straberries and Splenda. Or carrot souffle.
 * Should we have Healthier School Lunches**

I would consider bullying to be a crime. Why? Because lots of people are commiting suicide beacuse of bullying. When bullying is fatal, it is like an indirect murder. Even when it's not, it still causes great unhappiness. I've been bullied before, and it was horrible;homework helped greaten my sadness. Luckly, today I'm no longer bullied. Bullying is even indirectly against the law. Bullies also usually have been bullied, and they bully to get their anger and sadness out. Saying this, being a kid is no excuse for bullying. So yes, bullying should be a crime.
 * Is Bullying a Crime?**

Yes and no. In some places they earn enough money to contribute to the economy, but in a few others, they don't. Also, they're still here illegaly. Like it says in the article, they should go through a proccess that makes them be here legaly. I found out that that proccess is kinda long, though. I still think that they should make them legal, but just make the proccess shorter. There are problems even after that, though. The U.S's unemployment rate is not looking too good, and that's only for americans. So adding immigrants can make it worse. There isn't really a solution to this, but if it gets really bad, I guess we could put sort of a quota on the amount of people that can get in. The only other way is to get more land for the U.S, but to do that would probaly end up in a war, which would be bad since our economy is already dropping. The best way to solve this would be to find a way to increase jobs.
 * Are IIlegal Immigrants Good for the Economy?**

What I read is pretty cool. I agree with them about how if something illegal is being done, they report it. What they're doing is also kinda funny, in my opinion. Back to the point. I think that it would be approipriate to put the stuff that they put on this show on it. Why, when they have the parents making their child's eyebrows get waxed and in some cases the child crying for what the adult is doing to them? Well, I'm a little bit disturbed about the child crying, but the other stuff isn't bad in any way. And they're not causing things in the scene to happen; they're just seeing what people do to prepare for the pageant. It can be a little bit funny at times, too. So there's nothing wrong with what they're doing.
 * Toddlers and Tiaras**

Yes, and very much. Honey bees help pollenate plants, which allows them to grow. There are some plants that don't need pollination to grow, but most do. When the honey bee population goes down, the amount of pollen spread goes down, and the amount of eatable food harvested goes down. Everything that has honey in it will be gone. What Einstein said was right. It could take more or less then 4 years, though. If we don't stop it soon, it could get out of our hands, and then ... bye-bye human race. So we need to stop it now. What we could do is find the source of their dissapearance, and solve it. Even if you're a kid, like me, you could look online for organizations that support honey bees and help them by joining them or donating money. Nobody wants to go hungry. And we will prevent total starvation.
 * Are the Dissapearing Honey Bees Bad for Food Groth?**

The rarity of jaguars is increassing. Some people think that this would be a good thing, since there would be less deaths from tiger attacks. That is true, but the number of deaths from tiger attacks has always been very low. As is the tiger population. There used to be tigers from Mexico to the bottom of South America. Now, you're lucky to see any of them within that area. Alot of tiger hunting is done illeagly, so laws won't help much. What you could do is find a tiger, and if it dies, send a team out to the tiger's location, thereby either catching the poacher or finding another group of tigers.
 * Extinction of Jaguars**

Twitter's 5th anniversery is pretty cool. How Twitter evolved from what some people though was a joke to a nation wide concept. Some people today still think that it is a useles concept, but less than before. In 2007, only about 5,000 tweets per day went out. Today, ther are 1,600 tweets a second! Twitter has also made great achievments. An example is when a plane crash-landed into the Hudson River, Twitter produced the first peice of news about what had happened. Twitter has a problem, though. Twitter is currently a non-profit buisness, and that will need to change if twitter is going to survive much longer. All of the money that keeps Twitter running comes from investors as of right now. But hopefully Twitter will survive, and do other great deeds.
 * Twitter**

I think that they did the right thing, because they knew that the power plant's reactors had most likely been breached. There was nothing that they could do to help but shut it down and make time have a greater effect by installing a ventilation system. There is a major flaw in where they place their nuclear power plants, though, and that is they place most of their nuclear power plants near fault lines! Japan has at least 1 earthquake a day, big or small. If you put one near a fault line, chances are that it will get messed up eventually. So what I'm suggesting is that the power plants should at least be moved, before something else like this incident, like Chernobyl, happen all over again.
 * Japenese Nuclear Power Plant**

What happened there is just devastating. To think how devastating it is to look across the street and see your house and everything else you own torn apart is plain terrible. What is even sadder is that it would seem that most people there don't have home insurance, so what was lost will take longer to gain back and the people living there will have nowhere to go, either. 93,000 people. That's the population of Tuscaloosa. Now it's about 91,500. Also, most of the town's major buildings were hit, such as the chuch and the school building. For this, there is really nothing that I can suggest. There is no reason that this happened, so there's not really anything else that can done to protect it.
 * Ground Zero in Tuscaloosa**