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watch the ISS cross the sky. Get emails for when, where and for how long! Go to: http://spotthestation.nasa.gov/
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A great sense of accomplishment arises from hard successful work! Thanks for sharing!
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My Experience in Physics Class
jkane commented on physicsisawesome's blog entry in physicsisawesome's Blog
are you saying snow days helped develop learning independence ??? I guess snow days are good then!! -
nice blog. You are right, dedication is key in learning!
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great video and wonderful site. just got to make all lectures that quick and concise and clear and entertaining, yes?
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thanks for nice blog. Glad it is turning out better!! love your sign
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God Bless Physics
jkane commented on billnyethescienceguy's blog entry in billnyethescienceguy's Blog
super news. made my day! -
First blog assignment: reference to gymnastics
jkane commented on kkuhlman15's blog entry in Reflections on blogs
Great! there is so much physics in gymnastics, I'm glad you thought it was cool. It is all beautiful! -
oooh, I'm going to get one of those! thanks for sharing
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what a great view of history!! some of it is pretty speculative but still very thought provoking.
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nice blog. is there a url for that erasable highlighter explaination?
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yes, nice clip! thanks!
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nice reference blog. Wouldn't it be nice if all the thinking for a test counted as work?
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well explained and so helpful to say so others can read. Thanks for sharing.
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I hope the view from the mountain top makes the climb worthwhile. Thanks for sharing and so glad you have been sucessful!
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awesome!
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I will remember this blog and the importance of doing. Thanks for sharing
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What ever works will do! I think it is a good story!
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Thanks fo the thougths and perspective. Thanks for sharing that learning physics is valuable! Did you do that drawing? It is really cool.
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thanks for reading posts, posting and sharing!
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love the video. I used to have that watch! Method sounds familar yes? Thanks for finding the video
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Thanks for sharing. I think perhaps it is helpful to say these things because others have probably been there too and maybe some who are still in the fog may know that it might make more sense soon. jk
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Basically a Reflection About How Physics Rules the World
jkane commented on mma17's blog entry in A High Schooler's HP Blog
I like to think of it as explaining our lives. It answers those "I wonder" questions. nice blog! -
nice blog. love your name. I suspose the biologists would argue that life isn't physics but if not physics, it is ruled by physics! jk
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I'm happy to see kphysics commented. looks like the end of course review will not be dreaded! jk
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