PROPOSITION 4

He'sHappy to Be Born

1. Amends California Constitution to prohibit abortion for unemancipated minor until 48 hours after physician notifies minor’s parent, legal guardian or, if parental abuse reported, an adult family member. Provides exceptions for medical emergency or parental waiver. Permits courts to waive notice based on clear and convincing evidence of minor’s maturity or best interests. Mandates reporting requirements, including reports from physicians regarding abortions on minors. Authorizes monetary damages against physicians for violation. Requires minor’s consent to abortion, with exceptions. Permits judicial relief if minor’s consent is coerced. Summary of estimate by Legislative Analyst and Director of Finance of fiscal impact on state and local government: Potential unknown net state costs of several million dollars annually for health and social services programs, court administration, and state health agency administration combined.


2. I feel you shouldn't have to get parental consent to have an obortion, because it is up to you wether or not you want a baby or not, it's your body and no one should be able to tell you what to do with it

NO ON PROP 8

1. Amends the California Constitution to provide that only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognized in California. Summary of estimate by Legislative Analyst and Director of Finance of fiscal impact on state and local government: The measure would have no fiscal effect on state or local governments. This is because there would be no change to the manner in which marriages are currently recognized by the state.
2. No one should have the right to tell you who should love or want to be with. Your feeling and desires are not any ones business or of anyones concerns. Who you want to fuck is totally up to you so I dont give a f%&#.

2 reasons why you shoudn't vote for McCain

1. Two reasons not two vote for McCain Is On him And Bush Are a lil Tooo Close.
2. What Ever Daddy Says McCain Will Do.
   
   

MAKING SENSE OF ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MATHMATICS

• The dimension of the pyramids show that the Egyptians could measure distance and qualities with astonishing accuracy.

• They used the "Nilometer" which was a marked scale located at different point along the Nile, to calculate the river's height, and estimate the strength of it's annual flooding.
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  The Egyptians used the "cubit" as their unit of measurement. The cubit was based on the length of a man's forearm' and would have been equal to 52.4 centimeter.
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  they had dipstick that showed how much water had flowed out of the vessel and they knew how much time had passed.
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  Egyptians had no coins to use as money , but they did use weights of copper to calculate the value of different goods.
• wages and taxes were usually paid in goods or produce such as barley, honey, linen or reed mats.

2)The math that was used in Ancient Egyptian time was really difficult and complicated. Now we use more numbers and letter and we have people explaining math to us and we've come to understand it more.

SPEECH AGAINST THE SPANISH

Quote by Fray Antonio de Montesino

"Tell me, by what right or justice do you hold these Indians in such a cruel and horriible servitude." He wanted to know why the spaniards were so cold hearted and how they could live with themselves treating indians like crap and slaving them. I highly agree with Montesino, nobody should have any rite to treat any other human being in any type of Vicious,malevolent, brutal, sadistic, inhuman, ruthless, spiteful, depraved, wicked, delighting in torture, vengeful, evil, sinful, degenerate, disposed to inflict suffering, brutish, demoniac, outrageous, tyrannical, gross, swinish, evil-minded, rancorous, rough, wild, bestial, ferocious, bloodthirsty, savage, fierce, monstrous, barbarous, barbaric, maleficent, fell, ravening, fiendish, satanic, atrocious, truculent, demoniacal, debased, destructive, harmful, malignant, virulent, evilly disposed, pernicious, mischievous,or cruel way. These words were not as powerful back then as they are now because there was no type of justice or appropriate government like there is now, so no one really paid any attention to Montesino.

MY LIFE AS A TAINO

Dear journal,
I was chillin and one of the homies told me to look outside and all there was these ugly white guys lookin through our stuff.As I look at one of the guys and he grabbed one of the homegirls he started hitting her and another guy started hitting another girl. These fools were invaded our island, they were beating up all the guys, killing the lil babies, and yelling at everybody.These white guys came took over our island, I over heard them talking about making their own government trying to take over these fools are crazy thats not even cool. The Adelantadoswere all tippin and trying to be all controling trying to make us call our selfs christian, but all of a sudden this guy name Fray Antonio de montesino came and tryed stop them from taking over. That homie was sicc I liked him, we called him the "protectors of the indians."He was like the spanish could not call themselves christian if they were to treat other humans this way.He called La Casa a hypocrites because he had homies working for him.It's crazy man i cant take all this stuff these fools are trying to hit up on me man . I'll be back jou rnal to tell you whats going on.

THE MYSTERY OF THE RED QUEEN

The bones of a ancient queen was found after 13 centuries, pretty fuckin crazy right? Archaeologist were looking in one of a lot of ancient mayan pyrmids and discovered the bones of tzakbu Ajaw. The wife of Pakal. She was born in (AD626-640AD) She came from a neighboring city-state and was married to Pakal as a teenager. She produced three sons; the first was born nine years after their marriage; the second, nine years later; and the third; four years later. Two of her three sons eventually ruled Palenque. So These peopple find har and in the beggining they did not know who the skeloton was, the had an idea of three possibility of who the mummie could be.

The first thought of the identity of the mummie was an ancient queen named Yol Ik Nal. Yol Ik Nal. Her rule lasted from A.D. 583 to 604. She was a strong ruler, but during her reign, the city-state was under siege. It was a tumultuous time for Palenque. She was a powerful war leader, and also the first women to ruled the palenque.Female rulers were very rare in the Classic Maya world, and usually they meant trouble. Trouble, that is, for the kingdom, because their presence foreshadowed a break in the patriline, and therefore a crisis in the legitimacy of the royal line. In the case of Ix Yol Ik'nal, we do not know the precise details surrounding the succession. We do not even know her birth date or her relationship with previous rulers. She was probably either the sister or daughter of Kan B'alam I—much more likely the latter. Whether Kan B' alam had no living sons or younger brothers, or whether Ix Yol Ik'nal got rid of male rivals to Palenque's throne is not clear. I suspect the former, and that her ascension to the throne was a smooth one, because she was crowned within a year of Kan B'alam I's death, and also because later rulers included her in their "honor-rolls" of ancestors. She is named in due order in the East Tablet of the Temple of the Inscriptions, on the Sarcophagus below the same temple, and in the Tablet of the Cross. Ix Yol Ik'nal is also named in the "K'an Tok" Tablet from Group XVI, commissioned by the last great king of Palenque, K'inich K'uk' B'alam II, to record the accessions to office of a series of Palenque nobles under the supervison of various Palenque rulers.

The second thought of who the corps could be was sak kukIx Sak K'uk' (sometimes rendered as Zac Kuk) was Queen of the Maya state of B'aakal, now known as Palenque, in what is now eastern Mexico
Her father was Pacal I. As Pacal It seem to have had no male heirs, she ascended to the throne on 22 October 612, a few months after her father's death. After his maturity, her son Pacal II, better known as Pacal the great, succeeded her as ruler on 29 July 615. She seems to have continued to wield considerable influence over Palenque in the early decades of her son's reign. Sak K'uk' died on 12 September.The mother of Pakal, Palenque’s strongest ruler. Zak Kuk had a great deal of power; archaeologists suspect that her behind-the-scenes maneuvering ensured that her son was selected as the next king. Although he became king when he was 12 years old, she continued to be very involved in the ruling of the kingdom until her death.