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           This is the first book I've read in awhile. Bob Green talks of the life of Michael Jordan, who is considered the greatest player of all time when it comes to basketball. He is also one of my favorite athletes. However, the book focuses more on Michael's life outside basketball, starting off by mentioning how his father was murdered. The trials Jordan had to face were written in this book. Jordan temporarily retired his NBA career, and followed his Dad's dream of him becoming a Major League Baseball player. That didn't go too well after 2 years of hard work at the diamond in the Minor Leagues. Despite being a stint in his baseball career, Jordan had determination throughout. He let no one influence him in any of his decisions. Jordan showed us all that we should not care what other people think if you like what you're doing.             This book was 275 pages. It took a while to finish, and I have to ...

As a grade 11 physics student at Notre Dame, I am required to build a bridge made entirely out of balsa wood with a minimum span of 40cm, height of 5cm, maximum weight of 100g, and other numerous restrictions. The competition is to sustain the most weight pulling down on the bridge. My partner, Niko, and I hope that our bridge does well and beats the precious record of sustaining 220kg.

I work well with computers. :)

86% GPA! A student :)

Yeah I'm one of the best readers in grade 11 ;)

Jan 31        It's been awhile since I last wrote in my blog. I thought I would talk of my history as a reader. I could consider myself a good reader.. when I want to be one. Every kid is "forced" to start reading at about grade one. At first I didn't enjoy reading at all, not even the simplest books. I feel as if I didn't get a kick out of it. I also read very very slow and barely understood what I was reading. Compared to the other kids, I felt like I wasn't going anywhere. Then my mom put me in a reading program at school. It really helped me and got me to enjoy reading. The instructors would read along with us and make sure we're all on the right track as to where the stories were going. It even made me read on my spare time!        When I hit about grade 3, we were required to write reading logs for every time we read. As my reading capabilities increased, so did the level of books I was reading. I was awarded and recognized for my outstan...