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COLLECTION OF ROCKS AND MINERALS     NOV 18, 2024
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COLLECTION OF ROCKS AND MINERALS NOV 18, 2024

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ROCKS INCLUDED: AZURITE LIMONITE PYRITE GARNET FELDSPAR ALABASTER GRANITE HALITE COPPER SPHALERITE GALENA LEPIDOLITE OBSIDIAN MARBLE PET. WOOD BARITE MANGANESE CHRYSOCOLLA RED SANDSTONE ONYX SILVER SCHIST OPALITE SATIN SPAR COMPOSITE ORE CALCITE SOAPSPAR FLUORITE HEMATITE TRAVERTINE TOURMALINE AMAZONITE ROSE QUARTZ AGATE CARNOTITE QUARTZITE
VOCABULARY 503     WHERE DID HITLER MAKE HIS PLANS?
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VOCABULARY 503 WHERE DID HITLER MAKE HIS PLANS?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: RATIONALE OMINOUS SPECIOUS IMPLEMENT OPAQUE THESIS IMMATERIAL DISMISS CONJECTURE LAVISH Many specious theories have been made about Hitler. What was his rationale for killing races? Why did be implement a massive military buildup? Many conjectures can be dismissed. What is know is that he lived in lavish surroundings from where he made his ominous plans. Many misleading theories have been made about Hitler. What was his motive for killing races? Why did be begin a massive military buildup? Many guesses can be tossed. What is know is that he lived in sumptuous surroundings from where he made his sinister plans.
VOCABULARY STORY 502     WHAT DID THOMAS EDISON DO?
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VOCABULARY STORY 502 WHAT DID THOMAS EDISON DO?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: REPROVE EXPEDIENT REPRIMAND MATERIALISM DEBUNK TERSE TREPIDATION RESTRAINT GRADUATED SUBSIDE Let’s debunk stories about Thomas Edison. It’s said he was reprimanded, repoved, hit in the ear and deafened for life. Maybe; what is known is that he graduated and his trepidation and restraints subsided. He was expedient in boosting the material well being of the world. It’s a tersely worded fact. Let’ clear up stories about Thomas Edison. It’s said he was scolded, punished, hit in the ear and deafened for life. Maybe; what is known is that he progressed and his fears and restrictions dropped away. He was useful in furthering the material well being of the world. It’s a briefly worded fact.
VOCABULARY STORY 501  WHAT CONFUSED SCIENTISTS ABOUT T REX?
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VOCABULARY STORY 501 WHAT CONFUSED SCIENTISTS ABOUT T REX?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: CONSTAINT CONFOUND DORMANT DISCLOSE ADVERSARY CLICHE INTRACTABLE TURMOIL CONCENTRATION ADROIT Fossil traces have disclosed facts about T Rex. The cliche is that he is the King of Dinosaurs. It has confounded scientists that he was dormant when fed. He showed constraint when near prey. However; when hungry, he fixed his concentration on his adversary. The turmoil was usually quick and violent. He was adroit and his bite intractable. Fossil traces have revealed facts about T Rex. The time tested saying is that he is the King of Dinosaurs. It has stumped scientists that he was inactive when fed. He showed restraint when near prey. However; when hungry, he fixed his attention on his foe. The disturbance was usually quick and violent. He was deterous and his bite was fatal.
VOCABULARY STORY 500    WHY DID THE USA ALMOST CEASE TO EXIST BY 1780?
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VOCABULARY STORY 500 WHY DID THE USA ALMOST CEASE TO EXIST BY 1780?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: RATIFY COHESION DUBIOUS INFERENCE CONSENSUS EXTRANEOUS CAPACITY ARTICULATE DIGRESSION DIMINUTION People were dubious that the USA could survive by 1780. The inference was that the North and South could not form a consensus to create a unified nation. A Constitutional Convention was held. The delegates had a high capacity for articulate thought. There was a diminution of extraneous digressions. They got down to business. In the end, they showed cohesion and a workable Constitution was ratified. People were doubtful that the USA could survive by 1780. The conclusion was made that the North and South could not agree to create a unified nation. A Constitutional Convention was held. The delegates had a high ability for connected thought. There was a lessening of out-of-place detours. They got down to business. In the end, they showed unity and a workable Constitution was passed.
VOCABULARY STORY 499   HOW WAR HITLER STOPPED?
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VOCABULARY STORY 499 HOW WAR HITLER STOPPED?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: FUTILE GENERALIZATION INGENIOUS LOFTY ECONOMY HYPOTHETICAL SYNTHESIS VERBOSE ROBUST UNPRECEDENTED Hitler made hypocritical verbose speeches threatening his neighbors. His generalizations were futile. An ingenious unprecedented response was made against him. A robust US economy soar to lofty heights. Natural and synthetic materials were used to crank out weapons to oppose him. Hitler made insincere wordy speeches threatening his neighbors. His broad statements were useless. A clever never-seen-before response was made against him. A bouning US economy climbed to towering heights. Natural and made-made materials were used to crank out weapons to counter him.
VOCABULARY STORY 498       WHERE DOES  HATE SPEECH GET YOU?
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VOCABULARY STORY 498 WHERE DOES HATE SPEECH GET YOU?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: METAPHOR FACULTY ARBITRARY DISTRACTION ILLICIT TRITE ANIMOSITY ANALOGOUS SUPERFICIAL DELINEATE He had the trite faculty of being able to make metaphors to express his animosity. He was analogous to a barking dog. When you delineated the sayings he used you could see they were arbitrary and superficial with little distinction to reality. The illicit use of name calling caught up with him. He had the over used ability of being able to make comparisons to express his hatred. He was similar to a barking dog. When you studied the sayings he used you could see they were random and shallow with little reference to reality. The wrong use of name calling caught up with him.
ABOUT MY THREE BINGO GAMES
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ABOUT MY THREE BINGO GAMES

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ABOUT MY THREE BINGO PROGRAMS I go to Atlantic City New Jersey USA, a resort town with gambling casinos. They have a free bingo game to attract people. I played and got interested in Bingo. Later, the bus I go to AC with, has a BINGO game and you can buy as many cards as you like. I wrote a program to keep track of ten cards and successfully played with it. I call this BUS BINGO. I wanted more than ten cards. I bought a set of 100 cards and wrote a similar program. You sell cards or keep track on paper. It picks the balls, marks the cards and announces a winner. I call this CLUB BINGO. Yet a bigger bingo game is CHURCH BINGO. It makes up 1000 cards. Everything occurs in the computer. This program gives a part of the winnings to the house (church). While I never used it; I assume you can sell cards, giving a raffle ticket as proof. You then enter the ticket number and the number of cards the person bought. It runs several games, figuring the prizes and keeping track. It announces the winner and keeps a running total of the prizes. THE VALUE OF BINGO: Bingo is a number game and subject to speculation about probability. (I ran 500 million games looking for the best cards. I made the conclusion that all cards win the same.) There are at least two theories claiming otherwise. By computerizing games, they can be done quicker, giving more data on probability. GAMBLING IS BAD: Playing games with play money or pennies teaches the folly of gambling. It gives an opportunity for parents to teach about the evils of gambling. Bingo should return exactly what you bet; if you play enough games. THE END
CLUB BINGO
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CLUB BINGO

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This program has 100 cards for a small club setting. It is a cover the whole card BINGO game. You sells cards and keep track of who has which cards… The computer picks the balls, marks the cards and announces a BINGO. The program has instructions.
BUS BINGO
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BUS BINGO

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I use this program to play bingo with ten cards on a bus. You can add your own cards and play too.
CHURCH BINGO
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CHURCH BINGO

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Bingo is often an entre to numbers, statistics and probability. Millions of people like bingo. This is a computerized version. With this program you can set up a charity bingo game. You sell cards. Enter the number of cards each person has. Enter the percent that will go to charity from the prizes. Automatically play a number of bingo games. After each, the computer gives prizes to the winner(s). and shows the cumulative totals. There is advice against gambling and you should use play money. Full instructions are included.
BINGO CARD MARKER PROGRAM 2.0
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BINGO CARD MARKER PROGRAM 2.0

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WHEN I USED MY CARD MARKER PROGRAM ON THE BUS, IT WORKED. HOWEVER; IT WAS TOO SLOW BECAUSE I PUT IN SAN UNNECESSARY PAUSE TO SHOW THE NUMBER OF HITS FOR A NUMBER CALLED. I HAVE REMOVED THE PAUSE IN THIS VERSION.
ULTRA BINGOLA      A MATHEMATICAL AMUSEMENT
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ULTRA BINGOLA A MATHEMATICAL AMUSEMENT

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THIS PROGRAM SETS UP A BINGO GAME FOR MULTIPLE PLAYERS. ADVICE AGAINST GAMBLING IS INCLUDED. IT ADVICES TO USE PLAY MONEY AND BE USED AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO TEACH AGAINST GAMBLING. THIS PROGRAM IS A MATHEMATICAL AMUSEMENT. NEWTON WOULD BE CAPTIVATED NO DOUBT. PLAYERS BUY CARDS WHICH ARE MADE BY THE COMPUTER INTERNALLY. EVERYTHING IS DONE IN THE COMPUTER. YOU PLAY GAMES WITH THESE CARDS AND THE COMPUTER CALCULATES PRIZES.
VOCABULARY STORY 497    WHAT MAKES FOR A VIABLE NATION?
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VOCABULARY STORY 497 WHAT MAKES FOR A VIABLE NATION?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: FABRICATE EGOTISM CONDONE DEFINITION DOCTRINE VIABLE ABRIDGE ILLUSORY PROFUSION INNATE The very definition of a viable country is one that fabricates a profusion of goods. It is illusory to have a doctrine that condones importing all your produces. We must abridge regulations and fire up the innate egotism of manufacturers to get Made in America. The picture of a living country is one that produces a lot of goods. It is false to have a guiding principle that allows importing all your produces. We must shorten regulations and fire up the native animal spirits of manufacturers to get Made in America.
VOCABULARY STORY  496    IMAGES FROM THE ENGLIDH CIVIL WAR
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VOCABULARY STORY 496 IMAGES FROM THE ENGLIDH CIVIL WAR

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: EXECUTE COMPLEMENT RESERVE APATHY ARCHAIC EPHEMERAL PREVALENT OPTIMIST GRATUITOUS LABYRINTH During the English Civil War, violence was prevalent with gratuitous murders. The King himself was put through the labyrinth of a court trial. He was sentences to beheading. He showed up on the day with reserve and apathy complimented by a priest. He was a optimist. Life is ephemeral and I am going to an everlasting crown he said. During the English Civil War, violence was commonplace with unwarranted murders. The King himself was put through the maze of a court trial. He was sentences to beheading. He showed up on the day with dignity and acceptance flanked by a priest. He was hopeful. Life is transitory and I am going to an everlasting crown he said.
VOCABULARY STORY 495     RAIN RAIN GO AWAY!
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VOCABULARY STORY 495 RAIN RAIN GO AWAY!

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: PHENOMENA REFRAIN INUNDATE ELICIT ABSTRUSE PERFUNCTORY ANTITHESIS FALTER RENOUNCE AMBIGUOUS Rain is an interesting abstruse phenomena. It inundates the ground. You renounce the outdoor activities for the antithesis. It brings ambiguous feelings. My mother never faltered. It elicited the perfunctory refain: “Rain, rain go away. Come back some other day.” Rain is an interesting hard to understand thing. It floods the ground. You forsake the outdoor activities for the opposite. It brings mixed feelings. My mother never failed. It elicited the obligatory verse: “Rain, rain go away. Come back somed other day.”
VOCABULARY STORY 494    HOW DID THE RELIGIOUS WARS END?
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VOCABULARY STORY 494 HOW DID THE RELIGIOUS WARS END?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: SKEPTIC QUIESCENT POLARIZE COERCION ENGAGE STEM LIKELIHOOD INVERT OBTUSE IRONIC Obtuse skeptics thought the likelihood was that religious wars would go on forever. People were polarized stemming from that both sides engaged in coercion to get converts. It is ironic that many people inverted their faiths to the other side by themselves in a quiescent way. Block-headed doubters thought the chance was that religious wars would go on forever. People were divided because both sides used force to get converts. It is strange that many people switched their faiths to the other side by themselves in a quiet way.
VOCABULARY STORY 493     HOW DID THE RICH IN MANHATTAN PROTECT THEMSELVES?
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VOCABULARY STORY 493 HOW DID THE RICH IN MANHATTAN PROTECT THEMSELVES?

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MAKE A STORY WITH THESE WORDS: KNOTTY PROLIFIC EXPLOIT NURTURE AFFORD RANT PITHY SUSCEPTIBLE ENMITY PRESUMPTUOUS Manhattan island was prolific in providing wealthy people who could afford it a rich people enclave. Some of these Robber Barons were disgustingly presumptuous. Their exploits nurtured enmity as they flaunt their billions. They were susceptible to ranting protests of the huddled masses. This presented a knotty problem, solved by a pithy solution. They lived protected by the own police force! Manhattan island was productive in providing wealthy people who could afford it a rich people place. Some of these Robber Barons were disgustingly arrogant. Their activities caused hatred as they waved around their billions. They were vulnerable to yelling protests of the packed in masses. This presented a difficult problem, solved by a to the point solution. They lived protected by the own police force!