I have not been at stratford dat long even though I am a jr. this is my 1st year at this school. I came here from Hunters Lane High School. I have not changed at all. I am still the same ol me.
Today is an alright day. I am in my web desgin class bored. We are not doing anything right now. This class is always boring to me.
Family killed during raid in Gaza |
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Israelis and Palestinians have blamed each other for an explosion that killed a mother and her four children in Gaza. Doctors and residents in Beit Hanoun blamed Israeli tank fire, but the Israeli army said explosives carried by Palestinian militants were responsible. The army had attacked two gunmen from the air, who must have been carrying explosives that then blew up, it said. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas condemned the violence, saying it was obstructing the peace process. The children were aged between one and six years old, medics said. Reuters news agency cited medical staff saying that another Palestinian civilian was also killed in the blast. ‘Period of quiet’ In separate incidents, two militants were also killed during clashes with Israeli troops around Beit Hanoun on Monday. The area is often used by Palestinian militants to launch rockets at Israel. Clashes between Israeli ground forces and Palestinian militants on Sunday in nearby Beit Lahiya left a 14-year-old girl dead and eight others injured. On Friday, the Palestinian Islamist movement, Hamas, proposed a six-month “period of quiet” in Gaza, which it said could then be extended to the West Bank. Israel dismissed the proposal as a ruse to allow Hamas to “re-arm and re-group”. Breakfast Israeli ground forces moved into the Gaza Strip early on Monday morning and entered Beit Hanoun, not far from the border.
During the incursion, a missile smashed through the ceiling of one family’s one-storey house while they were having breakfast, witnesses said. A mother and four of her children – two girls and two boys aged between one and six – were killed, doctors at a local hospital said. “I left the house just moments before to look for one of my children. I heard the sound of the explosion, and when I returned to the house I found my wife and my children,” said 70-year-old father Ahmed Abu Maateq. “They had been eating breakfast and my wife had been holding our youngest child in her hands,” he said. “I hope to God that the same thing that happened to me happens to whoever fired that missile at my house, that what happened to my wife and children happens to his family,” he said. Several other people were injured by the blast, some of them critically. Residents said no militants were killed by the explosion. ‘Human shields’ An Israeli military spokeswoman said the air force and army had attacked gunmen who fired upon its troops during an operation in the area launched to “ensure that rocket crews, snipers and tunnel diggers are kept away from the border fence”. Aftermath of the raid in the Gaza The Israeli army said it had “targeted from the air two Palestinian gunmen who were approaching the soldiers while carrying large bags on their backs. “A big explosion erupted on the scene… indicating the presence of bombs and explosives in the gunmen’s bags,” the army said. “As a result of this big explosion, extensive damage was caused to a house that was near the gunmen and uninvolved civilians were hit.” Mr Abbas told the Palestinian Wafa news agency the incident “does not serve efforts being exerted to achieve calm, and it obstructs the peace process”. Hamas said one of its fighters had earlier shot an Israeli solder in Beit Hanoun. The Israeli military confirmed a soldier was slightly wounded. More than 400 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip in the last five months, many of them civilians. The militant group Hamas has run the Gaza Strip since June 2007, when its fighters drove out the forces of Mr Abbas’s Fatah movement. Also on Monday, the UN said it would resume deliveries of food aid to the Gaza Strip. The UN suspended distribution of aid last week amid fuel shortages caused by cuts in Israeli supplies to the area and a strike by Palestinian petrol station owners. |
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Today is April 25,2008 an this week was crazy. My mama got sick an had to go to the hospital. But other then that I have done good in school this week.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (CNN) — Sen. Hillary Clinton claimed victory in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, beating out Sen. Barack Obama after a bruising six-week campaign.
“It’s a long road to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and it runs right through the heart of Pennsylvania,” she told supporters in Philadelphia.
“I’m in this race to fight for you … You know you can count on me to stand up strong for you every single day in the White House.”
Clinton commended Obama and his campaign, saying the two are in many ways “on this journey together.”
Clinton’s big-state victory follows her wins in Ohio, New York, Texas and California.
Her campaign said that should raise questions about whether Obama, who leads Clinton in the overall Democratic race, can beat presumptive Republican nominee John McCain in November.
“The tide is turning,” Clinton told cheering supporters. Chelsea Clinton’s eyes welled with tears as she watched her mother speak.
With about 99 percent of precincts reporting, Clinton was leading Obama by 10 points.
Clinton will pick up a majority of the state’s 158 delegates.
“Yesterday, we had record turnout in Pennsylvania,” she said on CNN’s “American Morning” Wednesday. “I won that double-digit victory that everybody on TV said I had to win, and the voters of Pennsylvania clearly made their views known — that they think I would be the best president and the better candidate to go against Sen. McCain.
“It was inspiring and so exciting because this has been a six-week campaign, one on one. Voters got to look at both of us, consider both of us. I was outspent three to one, and the results were just enormously exciting and gratifying to me.”
But the win still leaves Obama ahead in the race to the Democrats’ August convention in Denver, and he is likely to hold that lead unless “the wheels come off his wagon,” said CNN analyst David Gergen, a former adviser to both Republican and Democratic candidates.
Today is April 09th,2009. Yesterday I was sick so I didn’t come to school. I was real sick so I went to the doctor yesrerday. Dey gave me alot of medicine but i’m not taking all of it. But I have work to do. So i’ll get at u soon.
My weekend was okay. But today is not good at all. I am very sick. My sinus are acting up real bad. My 1st block Teacher put me out of class this morning becasue I said that is was to hot!!! My 1st block teacher is a jerk. But I have to go I got a lot of work to do.
Today is April 3,2008 an so far it is a good day. School is alright but its not fun today because its raining. We are desinging web-blogs n our computer class this week. We got our report cards yesterday but i didn’t do good in one class an that’s french. But I have to go I got work to do.
This your girl Christina from nashville ,TN. It’s april 1st an im just now getting started on this new website. It’s time for me to go cause my teacher bugging a nigga. Sike April Fool’s we are having fun in here.
