MOBILE TRANSLATOR FOR BLIND

 They have no name yet, but they are alredy patented. A lenses  created by Google in partnership with the Company Norvatis that measure the excess of glucose in the body through the tears thanks to a tiny sensor and a chip with WI-FI technology that sends that information to the user. The first tests of this tecnhology are expected to begin in this year (2017).

homework

,maths:90, 91,92,93 y 94 (solo leer) pagina 127 y las dos fichas que nos dio.

HOMEWORK

geography: study
 spanish: study
maths: 80-85 of page 83

HOMEWORK

Tecnology: ej 5 page 68
Maths: 31 and 32
Music: DON'T FORGET THE POWER POINT PRESENTATION!

homework

FQ: do the two exercises that the teacher dicted and study at the state change
Maths: pg 125 exercises 25,29,30

Homework

Tecnology:page 67 exercises 1-4

Laser helps unlock antimatter secrets

In a major technological advance, physicists shone a laser on trapped anti-atoms to detect whether they behaved any differently to atoms.

The work could shed light on one of the enduring mysteries about antimatter.

Although the Big Bang produced matter and antimatter in equal amounts, today, the Universe overwhelmingly consists of matter - and current theories cannot explain why.

Here more information: http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-38366963

homework 24 of may

english:study
😃😃

new

New health scan uses artificial intelligence

California company Forward is launching a medical body and health scan using artificial intelligence and connected tools.
It is set up by one of the founders of Wavii and will charge you $149 (£115) a month for the plan. But how much can it really tell you about your health and how secure is the data it collects about you?


here is the videoo


http://www.bbc.com/news/av/technology-39870910/new-health-scan-uses-artificial-intelligence 

HOMEWORK OF TUESDAY

MUSIC:Study for wednesday.
SPANISH:do the phrases

Homework!

Chemistry: Page 200 exercises 14 and 15
Maths: Study for tomorrow's exam
English: Page 88 exercises 1 to 8

Homework!

Spanish:  Copy pg 282 (the yellow squares) exercises 1, 2, 4 and 7
Maths: Pg 123  exercise 19

Homework!

English: Page 85 exercises 2, 3 and 4

Homework!

English: Page 123 exercises 1 and 2
Maths: Page 121 exercise 1
Social Science: Study for tomorrow´s exam

NEW

http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2017/05/16/lowes-is-building-exoskeleton-that-gives-warehouse-workers-superhuman-strength.html

Homework!

Technology: Complete the table of the signs of an electric circuit.
Maths: Copy page 120.
Music: Page 45 all, page 46 exercise 2, page 47, 48,49, 50, 52, 53 and 55 all.

Code of the exam

The code of the exam:
YT25DBLH

New code for trial tests for next Tuesday

Below you will find a new code to try before the exam.
FG7ASDY6

Below you will find the codes given last week to prepare the exam:

PY4FQPW6
BJNPPP8W

An invention that may change the way we see the world

Are you tired of going to an other country and not understanding what people are trying to tell you? This is an amazing invention that will prevent this type of situations wherever you go INSTANTLY. Only with a single click you'll be able to understand whatever language you're willing to listen to and in a matter of seconds these magical earbuds will basically translate all of the information that the person has told you and translate it into your native language!

Press here to learn more about the pilot translator earbuds.

Homework for the weekend

 English: page 84 exercises 1,2,3 & 5 and page 87  3,4,5 & 7
 Physics and chemistry:  esquema de la página 184 y estudiárselo

Homework 11th May

Spanish: Page 261 exercise 17

Study for maths test TOMORROW

Homework 10th May

There is no homework for tomorrow!!!

Test coming up: French and Chemistry tomorrow and Maths on friday

Homework 9th May

Spanish: copy all of the yellow rectangles of page 258 and do exercises 1 & 3 of page 259

Maths: page 110 exercises 69, 70 and 71

English: do a 200 word essay about a character of Shakespeare's test

The Atlantis-style myths that turned out to be true

Local legends often tell of cities or islands that have been lost to the waves. Nowadays we are sceptical of these tales, but some of them really happened


Read the BBC article to find out more about it:

Here is the article

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THURSDAY'S HOMEWORK

ENGLISH: exercises 1-10 page 78    
SPANISH: make a summary of page 231
PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY: exercises 8, 9 and 10 page 142        

NEW voting system

NEW PUSH TO CHANGE VOTING TECHNOLOGY IN MINESOTA 

More states are adopting touch-screen voting systems that can be used easily by voters. Some lawmakers would like to bring this technology to Minnesota. Others are reluctant to embrace the new technology.

Minnesota often leads the nation in voter turnout, but isn't always on the cutting edge of voting technology. One company wants to change that by convincing lawmakers touch screen voting is the wave of the future.

"The Express Vote (machine) is an assisted voting device that can also be used by other voters as well," said Mike Hoversten of Election Systems and Software. He points out that one machine can be used by voters of all abilities.

The Express Vote machine eventually produces a paper ballot, but it's smaller than the size of the ballot required by state law that is commonly used now. A change in state law would be required for counties to consider using the machine.

Minnesota uses paper ballots where voters fill in ovals and then put them in an optical scanning machine. Kiffmeyer said that system has worked well for a long time and has become a national model.

Express Vote gets the vote of the National Federation of the Blind as an easy-to-use system for visually impaired people because it can be used with a touch pad and headphones.

"There are lots of us in the National Federation of the Blind who've been testing these out, and they are easy to use," Judy Sanders of the federation's Minnesota office

The makers of Express Vote say their machines are in use in 28 states, including four counties in Minnesota. An effort will be made to offer an amendment to a state government or elections bill legalizing the smaller ballots before the end of the 2017 session.


 LOOK FOR THE VIDEO HERE:

http://kstp.com/news/minnesota-new-voting-touch-screen-technology-express-vote-machine-state-legislature/4469557/

Homework of Friday 28-4-17

Maths: exercise 67 pag 109   -     exercise 32 pag 103      -  read exercise 31 pag 133

homework of thursday 27-4-17

Technology: exercise dictated in class if you dont know the heading go to Raquels blog

Fisic and Chemistry: exercise 4-5-6 and 7 pag 140 and 141

Codes to prepare recovery exam

Below you will find he codes to prepare the recovery exam:

557MDD7Y - 2-Exercises Pulleys and gears

DL6I1WO8 - 2-Name of mechanisms 2 º ESO

PMWZ8IQO - 2-Formulas of basic mechanism

MPRT9OYK - 2-Levers 2º ESO

Before the television,typewriter they already spied on you:

The CIA spies through Samsung televisions, but the USSR already knew how to punch typewriters to transmit the typed by radio It was the first electromechanical hack registered by the NSA, back in 1983.

Homework                                      (16/3/17)
-physics and chemistry :those that didn´t finished the ```DINAMÓMETRO´´ for Thursday.
-spanish :finished the cardboard of Father´s Day.

Homework:      (15/3/17)
-physics and chemistry :bring all the material we need to do the ¨DINAMÓMETRO¨
  The materials are:
  1.un corcho             2.un vasito de yogur o similar           3.un palito de pincho moruno
  4.monedas iguales o pilas desechables         5.dos presillas              6.goma elástica
-spanish :bring for tomorrow the cardboard and the worksheet of orthography.
-mathematics :finish the excercises we were doing in class page-52 ex-6,7,8 and 9
  and also from page-44 ex-67
-social science :for those that failed the 2nd evaluation they need to do the retake exam the 21/3/17
-visual arts :do for Wednesday the drawings of the 4 scences.

Homework:     (14/3/17)
-Spanish:bring a cardboard for thursday.

NEW CODES FOR WBE TESTS ON MECHANISMS

FIND BELOW THE LIST OF CODES TO DO TESTS FOR REVIEWING MECHANISMS:

Order	Code	Name
1	K7L7CTM5	Levers 2º ESO
2	AU4YCBLW	Name of mechanisms 2 º ESO
3	S5EM9FT9	Formulas of basic mechanism 2º ESO
4	1PB5RQUI	Exercises Pulleys and gears - 2º ESO
5	MPRT9OYK	2-Levers 2º ESO
6	DL6I1WO8	2-Name of mechanisms 2 º ESO
7	PMWZ8IQO	2-Formulas of basic mechanism 2º ESO
8	7OKFL1RW	2-Exercises Pulleys and gears - 2º ESO

Breaking news

MWC 2017: Virtual rockets shoot toy drones from sky

1 March 2017 Last updated at 12:02 GMT

A mixed-reality mobile game that lets players shoot real drones out of the air is on show at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona.

The BBC's Chris Foxx asked Slovakian developer Robert Schochmann how combining  games with rvideoeal drones enhanced the experience.

Here is an example of this new

We have to finish the exercise of the codes of technology and also stusy

Today there are no homeworks!!

But we have to study for the exams that we have.

Homework 1st March

Maths:
We have to do to friday the exercise 1 of the fotocopie the sections:  I  J  K  AND  L
And from the exercise two of the same fofocopie the sections:  A  B  C  D
English:
Page 48 : exercises 2-5

   
Interesting facts about nokia
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-39095127  
In this link you can find the information of this famous model of Nokia and some opinions.
Hope you enjoy it

Homework
Maths: page 39 exercises 31, 32, 33, 37, 38
Arts: make the photocopy of class

STUDY!!!
English, Physics and chemistry, Geography and History, Physical Education, Spanish, Technology.

Homework
F y Q: do the phtocopy of graphics and do again the project of cleaning copper or silver.
Maths: exercise 25 page 37
Study for exams!!!

Homework:
FyQ: exercises 8,9,10 page 99
French: finish the exercise of class

EXAMS:
7 of March (07-03-2017) exam of technology.
9 of March(09-03-2017) exam of geography and history unit 3
10 of March (10-03-2017) exam of lenguage (evaluación continua)
6 of March (06-03-2017) exam os P.E

Homework 

English: page 48 exercises 2-5 (2,3,4,5) 

Exam of geography and history unit 3 the 9 of march

Homework

Spanish: do a conceptual map of prepositions (mapa conceptual) for tomorrow.

Technology: exercise 8 (there is only one exercise 8) for tusday of next week.

Music: study for tomorrow and bring the notebook.

Rainbow laces for sport shoes

    The sports teams will wear rainbow shoelaces in support of the fight against homophobia.

                             


   

http://www.abc.es/espana/madrid/abci-cordones-arcoiris-para-equipos-deportivos-apoyo-lucha-contra-homofobia-201702180026_noticia.html

Homework of Monday 20 of February

Lengua: Hacer mapa conceptual sobre la preposición(*definición,*función,*lista de preposiciones,*locuciones prepositivas.)

         Fisica y Quimica: Traer firmada la nota de la agenda.

Homework of Thursday 16 of February

Spanish: Copy the rules of the diary (page 130) and look for adjetives,verbs..etc.

Fisica y Quimica: Do the problem that we copy.

Technology:Do the photocopy(For Tuesday).

Homework of Wednesday 15 of february

Maths: finish all the exercises of the problems paper.(For next week).

Homework of Tuesday 14 of February

Maths: Problems 9,10, and 1,2,3 from the other page.

          Music: Workbook pages 23-26( ex 9 and 13),pages 27-28-29-30.

Homework of Thursday 2 of February

The homework for today is:
Language: Make a summary, information of the characters and the time and place of text on page 148.
Technology: The 2 excercises that we copy in class.

Homework 1 of february 2017

Maths: page 24 exercises 103, 108, 109, 110 and 111

Geography and History: (optional work) Padlet abaut vikings

Da Vinci Surgical System

Is a robotic surgical system made by the American company Intuitive Surgical. It was created to facilitate a coomplex surgery. This machine could be used remotly. Is handled by a doctor who controls the machine from a console that manages seeing through a camera, is better since being a machine prevents tremors. Has several arms in whitch it has material that can be used by doctors such as a scalpet or scissores.There are almost 3000 operating machines.

This is a website were you could find more information

Homework 31 of janury 2017

Maths: Repeat exercises 66, 67, 68 and 69 from the page 21 in a new paper whith your name and last name ( the teacher will collect the exercises)

Tecnology: the first five exercises from the page 17 of the teachers blogg unit 3

new of technology

Meet Gordon, your gleaming white robot barista

 

Startup Cafe X opens its first machine-operated cafe in San Francisco. Human baristas may shudder(estremecerse), but tech has been replacing humans for decades.

Robots welding cars in factories are a familiar sight. And now robots in the mall making coffee might become equally ordinary.
Startup Café X opens its first robotic cafe Monday in San Francisco's Metreon shopping center, a highly visible example of the increasing technological automation in our lives.

 

this is Gordon the machine.
Gordon can operate a pair of standard professional coffee machines to serve you premium-grade $2.25 espressos and $2.95 caffe lattes.

People say that Gordon, the robot barista is a novelty today, but smart machinery just like it will become downright ordinary as robots and artificial intelligence elbow in on human jobs.
"It requires fewer people to operate, but it doesn't mean we will have fewer people," Hu said. Still, his robots help with downsides of humans that cafe owners have told him about. "They have a difficult time hiring, training and maintaining their barista staff. It's actually a problem," he said

there is no video about Gordon through internet, but there are actually some robots that can give you the cup of coffee and so here is one of them: https://youtu.be/B2CNTV1QEEg

hope you all enjoied my presentation and thanks for you attention
by Alaia Serrulla Visentín 2·F

homework from monday 30 january 2017

physics and chemistry- the proyect that she explained and study for thrusday test
spanish- make an announcment for the unviolent day tittle:
 "30 de enero dia escolar de la no violencia"
 pages that are for studiying for the exam(3/1/17):
 unit5; 110-111-114-115-116-117-118-120&121
 unit6; 134-138-140-141-142-144&145
english- 3rd of february irregular verbs exam

homework from friday 27th january

french- for thursday study the lexic part
maths- page 21 exercises 68; 69 & 72
and read the book of english i guess

homework from thursday 26th january
technology- read pages 38 and half of 39 and the 2 exercises that Rachel dictated
geography and history- padlet of the taqueado jaques in the jacobean route for monday
english- page 38 ex. 1-6

New of Technology

The First Robot Garage

This page is in Spanish so I`m going to tell you the most important information.

This is the first robot garage of the world. Consist that when you open the garage and you go inside with the car you can go out and the garage does the following the car goes down to a platform where they turn it and place it in your place. This robot is composed of a single operator, it takes between 2 and 3 minutes. This invention was invented in China.

Homework of 25 of January 2017

Spanish: Finish the story using the h.

English: page 39 activities 1 from 6 for friday.

The Homework of 24 of January 2017

Technology: One exercise of pulleys I led you the heading of the exersice:

Calculate the force to be done in order to lift a load of son suspended on:

a) Fixed Pulley.
b) Moveable pulley
c) Block and tackle 1
d) Block and tackle 2

Spanish:

To search for homphone words.
Practise to the ortography quiz , you have to practise in internet, and the quiz is on this friday.

Music: Bring the papper of the activity of music.

Nieves Hidalgo

Nieves Hidalgo

La música corre por sus venas, tanto que cuando su madre la escuchó cantar por primera vez pensó que tenía un don. No ha estudiando canto, ni música, pero asegura que las tablas de un escenario son la mejor escuela. Ha trabajado en Japón y Suiza como cantaora de flamenco, además de colaborar en discos y recitales del género. Creativa, inquieta y apasionada de la música, creó su propio espectáculo musical por el que ha sido varias veces galardonada.“La música siempre ha sido el bálsamo que me ha servido como vía de escape para poder tirar”. “En mi vida he pasado muchos momentos difíciles. Tengo una hermana que falleció con 26 años; hace 3 años perdí a mi niña y ese es el golpe más duro que vivido. No hay palabra para definir la muerte de un hijo.  He llorado de pena más de lo que yo quisiera pero bueno, también he llorado mucho de alegría. La música siempre ha sido mi y estar aquí para mí ya es un logro”.Aqui está una de noticia sobre la primera ganadora de La Voz.Nieves Hidalgo.

This is our scratch, we hope you like it :-)

Here is our scratch.

2016 warmest year ever

Globally, 2016 edged out 1998 by 0.02ºC to become the warmest year in the 38-year satellite temperature record,

According to scientists the margin of error is about 0.10 C, this would technically be a statistical tie, with a higher probability that 2016 was warmer than 1998. The main difference was the extra warmth in the Northern Hemisphere in 2016 compared to 1998.

Link of the Web

Polar bears

The toll, as a response to melting sea ice, would result in 8,600 less individuals from an estimated population of 26,000

An extensive study by the US Fish and Wildlife Service has predicted that in the next 35 to 41 years, polar bear populations across the Arctic could reduce by almost a third.

Such a toll has a 71 per cent likelihood of occurring, the study states, a prediction determined by averaging three possible scenarios of polar bear reactions to melting sea ice. Three were needed because polar bears are divided into 19 subpopulations across the region and are not all reacting to ice melt in the same way. Some subpopulations have shown declines, some show nutritional stress while others have been observed as being either productive or simply stable.

‘The data used in our study were obtained from long-term research programs on polar bears across their range,’ explains Kristin Laidre, a principal scientist at the Polar Science Center, University of Washington who contributed to the report. One of the three scenarios projected a proportional decline of bears with sea ice. The other two projected losses out of already observed changes to 11 of the 19 subpopulations. ‘Finally, we also used satellite data from NASA to look at the sea ice trends in each subpopulation,’ she says.

Polar bears use platforms of sea ice to hunt for seals. Because they hunt little else, reductions in sea ice can seriously impact their nutrition and the survival rate of cubs. The satellite data revealed that ice cover has declined in all 19 of these subpopulation ranges over the last 35 years. ‘Anthropogenic climate change is the primary threat to the species because, over the long-term, global temperatures will increase and Arctic sea ice will decrease as long as atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations continue to rise,’ the report states.
It concludes that its results are consistent with the polar bear having an IUCN listing of ‘vulnerable’.

Link of the Web

Instagram screenshots

Instagram will notify users if you take a screenshot of their private temporary message

This story is slightly true but also incredibly misleading. As our own Casey Newton noted in his update on Instagram stories, the photography platform will indeed alert users when someone has taken a screenshot but only when the photo or video is part of a temporary direct message sent through Instagram Direct. So if you’re deep into someone’s grid and screenshot a photo of them taking a shot of turkey fat, they won’t know. I promise. If, however, you screenshot a temporary photo your friend sent you directly, then yes, they will know. I promise.

As a reminder, stories are Instagram’s version of Snapchat. Videos, photos, and boomerangs can be added to temporary stories that disappear after 24 hours. The app now lets users send private temporary messages that disappear after they’ve been viewed.

Snapchat also sends screenshot alerts. Both platforms don’t want you capturing what are supposed to be ephemeral moments. Now just resist the urge to double tap on an ancient photo your secret internet obsession posted, and you’re good to go.

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