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Think, pair, share.. . Write a quick chapter summary of what happens. You do not have to include quotes. Bullet point the important aspects.. What events/facts/observations, which occur in this chapter, do you think we need to study during the course of this lesson? Why?. And I was there!.  . I played Kwik Cricket at a Test . Match,. The excitement was in the air.. Bell hit the ball in to outer space,. And I was there. !. Gracing turf of the test match ground,. With my classmates the moment I could share.. Welcome . & . Announcements. Preparation. Choral Introit: “. Tsmindao. . Ghmerto. ”. Collect of the Day. Song: . 1. “. Confitemini. Domino” . WORD. Scripture Readings. Song: . 2. “. Spiritus. AGENDA. Reading : Pompeii. Video : Pompeii – The Last Day. Activity : Pompeii Fact Hunt. VESUVIUS & POMPEII. The works of Roman writers and historians gave historians large amounts of information of Rome’s history, rulers, and other famous citizens. Much less, however, was known about the lives of ordinary Romans as few left any records of their lives. This changed following the rediscovery of the city of Pompeii during the 1700s.. Chapter 14 . Section 4. Church Divided. Pope and King Collide in 1300 (King wins). Pope Clement V. Moved from Rome to Avignon, France. Weakened the Church. The Great Schism. College of Cardinals. Chose an Italian pope. The Great Gatsby. Or when something is different . than what it seems. Color Symbols. Gray: death, lifelessness (people &land). Green: money (light at end of Daisy’s peer), Gatsby’s goal. Blue: dream (eyes of Dr. Eckleburg-rep’s. sightlessness). Abscond . (v.) to run off and hide. Synonyms: bolt, make off, skip town. The thief a. bsconded . with the money from the bank hoping to . skip town . before the police could capture him.. Access. (n) approach or admittance to places, persons, things; and increase, (v) to get at, obtain. What will I learn in this lesson?. Moral. People are known by their deeds, just as a tree is known by its leaves and fruit. People and animals will all be kind to us if we are kind to them, but being mean or wicked usually makes us less happy.. Nuclear energy was embraced across the globe at the height of the nuclear industry in the 1960s and 1970s today, there are 440 nuclear reactors operating throughout the world, with nuclear power providing 10 percent of world electricity. Yet as the world seeks to reduce carbon emissions to combat climate change, the question arises: Just how safe is nuclear energy?Atoms and Ashes recounts the dramatic history of nuclear accidents that have dogged the industry in its military and civil incarnations since the 1950s. Through the stories of six terrifying major incidents—Bikini Atoll, Kyshtym, Windscale, Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, and Fukushima—Cold War expert Serhii Plokhy explores the risks of nuclear power, both for military and peaceful purposes, while offering a vivid account of how individuals and governments make decisions under extraordinary circumstances. Atoms and Ashes provides a crucial perspective on the most dangerous nuclear disasters of the past, in order to safeguard our future. When a wildfire destroyed her home and worldly possessions in the hills above Los Angeles it didn8217t take Megan Edwards long to recognize an opportunity. It took her husband a little longer (8220Give me five minutes to grieve8221) but they were both soon planning to make the most of their sudden 8220stufflessness8221 and hit the road. They did so a few months later in a freshly built four-wheel-drive motorhome that was even more unusual because of the office in the back instead of a bedroom. This all happened back when 8220Internet8221 had not yet entered the lexicon but 8220email8221 had. The mobile office would allow Edwards to file stories with the newspapers she wrote for by cell phone. That was the idea at least. At the beginning of 1994 cell service was patchy unreliable and expensive.They also thought they8217d be traveling for six months or so when they believed they8217d settle down and get back to normal. But five years and thousands of miles later they were still on the road. In that time they8217d watched the Internet grow from a mysterious fad prized by people in remote locales into an unstoppable universal phenomenon. They started a website RoadTripAmerica.com to share road tripping tips and ideas. Slowly their dream of being 8220at work at home and on the road all at the same grand time8221 became a reality.This edition marks the twentieth anniversary of Edwards8217s memoir which was first released in 1999. At its heart a story of making lemonade when life gives you lemons this memoir is also a riveting and at times hilarious look at the early years of the World Wide Web. With a new introduction by the author and a foreword by Chris Epting enjoy an armchair adventure across North America when the Internet was young. This edition also includes 22 photos dating from when the author lived on the road.