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An Interview with Mrs. Moore Vol. 7 Issue.Meadowview 4 MomentsApril 2017 Mysteries of the Eyes and Brain Explained An Interview with Mrs. Moore By Mara Mihailoff work? I have and this is the ganglioneuralgia” is the sci- By Kyra English I don’t know why answer “The lens focuses entific term for brain freeze. I interviewed Mrs. Moore! but eyes and brains are in- light through the vitre- The brain treats rejection Favorite Color: Pink teresting to me, some people ous humor, a clear gel-like like physical pain, according Favorite Food: Mexican Food think they’re gross. Well the substance that fills the back to scientists. Favorite Hobby: Shopping or Arts truth is they are, but they are of the eye and supports the Wow, you have and Crafts also weird and cool. retina. The retina receives about 70,000 thoughts each Greatest Achievement in Life: Kids Eyes are a very im- the image that the cornea day. Half of our brain can Kids and Age: Rachel 34, Rob 30 portant part of humans, and focuses through the eye’s be removed by surgery, you How Long Have Been Working Here: they have lots of fun facts. internal lens and transforms would think you would get Since 2004 Your eyes stay the same size this image into electrical brain damage or worse but Favorite Animal: Dog forever. Also did you know impulses that are carried by actually there is no effect on the optic nerve to the brain.” memory or personality. Hu- Favorite Monstar: The doors in the that 80% of our memories fifth grade hall are determined through Also the definition man brains are 10% smaller what we see. Eyes are the “each of a pair of globular than they were years ago. That is all I have in this article second most complex organ organs in the head through Stunning, the Thanks Mrs.Moore for letting me other than our brain. Aw which people and vertebrate human brain has enough interviewed you!!!! poor Goldfish they don’t animals see, the visible part memory storage to hold have eyelids therefore they typically appearing almond- three million hours of can’t blink. shaped in animals with television. People plotting What Is Life? Wow, did you know eyelids.” revenge experience higher By Mara Mihailoff that an ostrich’s eye is big- Now moving on we activity in the brain’s reward I have picked multiple people to ask ger than its brain. Isabelle can talk about brains. center, according to a 2004 a hard question, What is life? Before Witsken loves ostriches she Did you know that study in the journal Science. we see school student’s answers lets is their Number 1 fan? Ew, your brain stops developing Your brain is about hear Google’s answer. What is life Albert Einstein’s eyes are at around the age 40. We 73% of water, even 2% of Google “The condition that distin- kept in a box in New York only use 10% of our brains. dehydration can affect your guishes animals and plants from inor- City. Also your brain takes up memory and other skills that ganic matter, including the capacity Well, this is weird, 20% of our body’s blood deal with the brain. for growth, reproduction, functional bees have five eyes. Blue and oxygen. OK, so here’s a When awake, our random question, what is a activity, and continual change pre- eyes tend to be more sensi- ceding death. ” tive to light. Also a Giant brain has enough electricity brain. Here is the definition Squid’s eye can be bigger to power a small light bulb. “An organ of soft nervous than a Volleyball. Hey, my The pathologist who made tissue contained in the skull Matt O’Donnell’s answer: “Life is a friend Keira Parrish joined a Einstein body’s autopsy of vertebrates, functioning continuous cycle of plants, animals Volleyball team. stole his brain, he kept it in as the coordinating center and humans, life also comes with a Anyway, did you a jar for 20 years. of sensation and intellectual lot of activity.” know dolphins sleep with Yuck, the human and nervous activity.” Maya McDonald’s answer: “Life is a one eye open. Also some brain has almost the exact OK, now that place of happiness because as you get cats have three eyelids. consistency of tofu. When you’re a brain and eye older you learn from mistakes” Eyes can get sunburned, you smell chocolate it expert go show everyone Landon Wisbey’s answer: ¨Life is a ouch. Ommatophobia is the increases the brain waves how smart you are! I hoep series of events that people experi- which triggers relaxation. you learned something new fear of eyes. Have you ever ence.” wondered how your eyes “Sphenopalatine about them! Newspaper Staff Poll Easter Celebration Catching Up with Ms. Myers By Kyra English By Mya Curran By Lily Robinson What is your favorite color? Everyone is getting excited be- Favorite Color: Pink Kyra English: Pink cause Easter is right around the corner! In Favorite Food: Chili Mara Mihailoff: Blue or Purple my household we hang up decorations for Favorite Animal: Dolphin Lily Robinson: Teal Easter but this year we have been struggling What Made You Want To Be A Alexandra LaBella: Purple to find decorations. All of the decor we have Teacher: I wanted to make kids feel Madison Kennedy: Purple bought hasn’t made us feel completely in like they can do something. Linley Gerard: Red Easter mode which made us think about Dream Job As A Child: Fashion De- Ashleigh Stout: Magenta all of the other fun Easter decorations. We Wyatt Engle: Pink decided to draw our own Easter eggs and signer Haylie Ernst: Purple Easter baskets, which gave us the idea to Favorite Sport: Football Mya Curran: Teal hang them up! Ever since then our house has Meadowview Moments Staff Grace Mangino: Aqua been full of Easter vibes Reporters: Mya Curran, Alonjana Davis , Daniel Powell: Blue or Black Wyatt Engle, Kyra English, Haylie Ernst, Nathan Robinson: Orange Would You Rather Jacob Feist, Jeremiah Feist, Mikayla Friend , By Lily Robinson Lynley Gerard, Madison Kennedy, Alexandra Mystery Teacher Would you rather spend the night in a LaBella, Grace Mangino, Maya McDonald, Mara Mihailoff, Magdalena Nies, Syndey By Abby Reupert & Peyton Rogers haunted house or in the woods? Parr, Daniel Powell, Lily Robinson, Nathan Her Favorite color is aqua blue. She likes Would you rather travel outer space or the Robinson, Peyton Rogers, Abby Reupert & Ashleigh Stout Physical Education (P.E.). Her favorite ani- ocean? mal is a panda bear. Also her favorite food is Would you rather have a pet sabertooth Logo By: Nick Thorman fried chicken with mashed potatoes. hamster or a pet T-Rex? Lead Advisor: Cody Schultz Would you rather never eat candy again or Meadowview Moments is sponsored The teacher is… Mrs. Nosille!!! never use electronics again? by the Pattison & Meadowview PTOs Meadowview Moments - April 2017 Page 2 Weird Phobias ‘Gilmore Girls’ - The Best Show Around By Lily Robinson By Sydney Parr Rory’s teacher at Chilton. When Lorelei Turophobia: Fear of cheese Gilmore Girls was and is the best breaks it off with Max she takes Rory on Xanthophobia: Fear of the color yellow a road trip to Harvard Rory’s dream col- Somniphobia: Fear of falling asleep show I have ever seen. No matter how old you are you can relate to some of their lege. Many months later, Rory is off at Yale Coulrophobia: Fear of clowns University the college that she chose over Hylophobia: Fear of trees problems. And even though some of the Gilmore Girls Harvard. Rory breaks up with Dean and Ombrophobia: Fear of rain story is sad, it is great and has changed my life for the better. And starts dating Jess. Paris Geller joins her at Pogonophobia: Fear of beards Yale because she did not get into Harvard Trypophobia: Fear of holes no matter, what if you’re a daughter or a mother you will wish that you had the type and, well, that is that only reason. Triskaidekaphobia: Fear of the number Luke, the owner of the dinner, is 13 of relationship that Lorelei and Rory have. Gilmore Girls is a show that takes married accidentally to Nicole even though Ablutophobia: Fear of washing or bath- he is in love with Lorelei. Jess moves away ing. place in Stars Hollow and Hartford, Con- necticut. The main characters are Rory and to live with his dad in California and didn't Quadraphobia: Fear of the number four. tell Rory. Yale is going good Rory and esquipedalophobia: Fear of long words. Lorelei Gilmore. Lorelei had Rory when she was 17 and moved away from her par- Paris are in the Yale daily news club hard Spacephobia: Fear of outer space. at work. Lorelei and Sookie her best friend Spectrophobia: Fear of specters or ents so that Rory didn't have to grow up the way that she had which was high society and business partner are opening up their ghosts. own inn. Zelophobia: Fear of jealousy. events and gowns all things that Lorelei hated but Emily her mother loved. Rory starts dating Logan her col- The whole show started when lege boyfriend who is in the life in death Fun Easter Arts and Crafts Rory applied for Chilton which is a private brigade. She met him while doing a piece By Haylie Ernst very expensive school. Lorelei didn't have on the life and death brigade for the Yale Here is a fun arts and crafts to do during enough money to pay for it, so she went to daily news.
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