open that favorite picture in Adobe Photoshop and click on the image tab at the top, then "image size". You can only change the width and resolution...nothing else. If your picture starts out 2 inches or less, it won't make a good print. Choose another picture that starts out larger (maybe 4 to 6 inches in width). Try putting the resolution up to about 300 and take it back down if it gets fuzzy.

memory.loc.gov/ammem/browse/ListAll.php?title=0&description=1&fl=

here are some sites I found that sell rocket kits........

www.apogeerockets.com/rocket_kits.asp

www.rockets-2-go.com/rockets/ur112.htm

www.questaerospace.com/

www.hobbylinc.com/htm/est/est2187.htm

www.rebelrocketry.com/assets/s2dmain.htm?http://www.rebelrocketry.com/rocketkits/index_1.htm

www.homeworkhelp.com/index.php
on the left, choose "Self Evaluation Tests FREE".

Do all of Pre algebra and Algebra I.

Next, choose one of the topics in Biology and get tested over it.

Finally, choose English and do
A through E in Grammar and Style.

click on the following link:

www.smithsonianeducation.org/students/index.html

click on the link below:
randmcnally.com/
starting with your home town and then with destination as one of the places you've been to in the last few years, get directions and a map. Create a shortcut to it on your desktop.
Keep doing this until you've gotten directions, etc. to at least 5 places you've driven to in the united States in the last few years.
Next I want you to use Google Earth and find each of those 5 places.

What you can do in the National Atlas of the United States®
Customize your own map for printing or viewing. Map Maker
Investigate the layers that you can mix and match when making your own map. Map Layers
Print pre-formatted maps on a variety of topics. Printable Maps
Order larger maps suitable for the wall of your office, home, or classroom. Wall Maps
Play with interactive maps. Dynamic Maps
Learn about topics that interest you. Articles




click below to try each of the 6 things it will do
Find places you've traveled to when you're using this website

www-atlas.usgs.gov/

www.brainpop.com/technology/seeall/
user name is haskell
password is haskell
Click on technology, then on computer viruses, do "Just for Fun" and then Full Screen Movie...then take the Pop Quiz and email me the results...sfryrochester@yahoo.com

FOLLOW THE SAME ROUTINE WITH EACH OF THE FOLLOWING...always doing an activity of some sort, full screen movie and the pop quiz....which you'll email to me each time.....
the more things you can study before each pop quiz, the better your sccore.
Click on technology categories each time and it will take you back to the large number of choices. YOU MUST DO these below:
MP3, ANALOG AND DIGITAL RECORDING, BINARY, CAMERAS, CD, CELL PHONE, COMPUTER MOUSE, FAX MACHINE, FLOPPY, GPS, INTERNET, PRINTERS, RADIO, ROBOTS, SATELLITES, TV.



YOU NEED TO EMAIL ALL RESULTS FROM ALL TESTS TO ME:
that's where your grade will come from.

You can get a 14-day trial of brain pop at home also. Keep sending me scores from there also.

click below and choose the subject you have the most trouble with:

www.infoplease.com/homework/

www.ipl.org/

GO TO EITHER THE 7TH OR 8TH GRADE ASSIGNMENT PAGES AND CLICK THE DOWNLOAD BUTTON AT RESEARCH PAPER

Your Homework is a free site that lets you choose subjects by grade level. There's a great search engine that let's you choose the grade, the subject, then any specific word like "wars" or "presidents". The search results are perfect for reading about most any subject. The articles are specific and walk you through the subject at hand. Find this fabulous site, with hundreds of lessons

www.yourhomework.com/hhelp/

www.homeworkspot.com/

Check out fun pictures at my Dot show below:

www.dotphoto.com/go.asp?l=sfry&P=&AID=5138862&CID=2150494&Show=Y&E=Y&ILD=4187365

www.mensa.org/workout2.php