What I liked about Google Docs was how you and a partner could work on a project at the same time. Another thing I liked about it was that you didnt have ti save it caus it would automatically save everytime you made a change. I liked just about everything about it. If my partner and I were not able to use Google Docs, it would take us a week to do a project. But thanks to Google Docs it took us two days.
             When asked "What did you not like about Google Docs?" I think. I think as hard as I can and I can't come up with anything. Google Docs is just such a great idea. The creator of Google Docs mine as well own the world with how wealthy he may be.
             I didn't like being able to work on the same document as my partner, I loved it! It makes things so much easier. Instead of two people working on one computer at the same time, which doesn't work very well, you can be on two seperate computers and get work done faster.
             I have no ideas for Google Docs because of all of the cool and neat things they already have.
          Overall I think that my project went great.

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Online A Exam Review

Over the past weeks we have been learning about cyberbullying and identity theft. We learned that they are both bad and that the internet can be dangerous. You dont want to talk to people online that you dont acutally know. When someone is talking to you about sex or anything innapropriate.

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New Technology

Have you ever dreamed of what it would be like to pilot a giant robot? If you have, you're not alone. A roboticist by the name of Hajime Sakamoto dreams of building his very own Gundam mobile suit, and he's making progress on a real 4 meter (13 feet) tall bipedal robot that can carry him around. So far the legs have been completed. Unlike the Kuratas, which was built by an iron working artist and moves on wheels, Sakamoto's robot is the real McCoy. His company, the Hajime Research Institute, has been building humanoid robots for the better part of a decade, in various sizes, which have competed in RoboCup soccer matches over the years. In 2009 he built a 210 cm (7 feet) tall humanoid robot, which was controlled with a standard game pad, but apparently that wasn't big enough. http://www.gizmag.com/hajime-sakamoto-giant-robot/25796/