Speculation.

I predict that Fermina will fall in love with Dr. Urbino for something he does. Something like saving her or saving a friend or something heroic. I think this because Fermina seems like one of those people who likes a "strong man". I got this from (Will need to find this out) when Dr. Urbino is peeing on the toilet. Also Fermina likes how he has arguments with her, meaning he is strong and won't bend to her will. Without reading the first chapter, this would be known.

I see Florentino going depressed and having affairs with a bunch of other people. Why? Because the book has already told us half of this. The only reason I'm saying this is because I think it is because he is depressed from being dumped by Fermina that he is going to have affairs. Florentino might even become a stalker-like person.

It doesn't actually seem as if Fermina loves Dr. Urbino. She loves his arguments, their morning routine, but not him. I think when she realized she didn't love Florentino, his letters made a person so great, she only wanted this fictional person nobody could compare. So maybe its Fermina's father that forces her into a marriage, because she might not be able to marry any other way.

I also think Fermina tests Dr. Urbino. To see how strong he is (Ex: Soap). She does this because she wants him to live up to her standards even though she knows he doesn't, so she hopes he will prove her wrong. Also, Fermina is very strong willed, which ties into this point.

It is foreshadowed that a lot of what Florentino does doesn't go right. When he falls in love with Fermina for the first time, his mother and Fermina's aunt both put huge walls in between them. Then Fermina's father and her school get in the way. Finally her father takes her to a far land. In truth, Fermina and Florentino never actually get to sit down and have a conversation. Their relationship is based on words, not personality.

I can relate to when someone argues something and it's obviously a lie but they argue it anyway. This has happened to me many times. I've actually been on both sides of the argument. It is very easy to go blind to the truth and actually believe what you are saying is the truth. Only solid evidence can point you back in the right direction.

This is all speculation, by the way.

Mexico lies

So, when finishing up our script we needed to find a pesticide or company that was lieing about pesticide's effect to help our argument. So here is what we found:
http://www.rense.com/general3/lieswnv.htm
This talks about this one pesticide lie about its effects which are much worse than they really are. (Add more later)

MLA CAN DIE

Ack, its being weird. D:
One more try...

Temperature and Water Quality. Kywater, Oct 7, 2007, http://kywater.org/ww/ramp/rmtemp.htm

Physics: Differences in hot and cold water. 2/22/2005, AllExperts, Oct 6, 2007, http://en.allexperts.com/q/Physics-1358/Differences-hot-cold-water.htm

Lesson 12: Oxygen. Water/Wastewater Distance Learning, Oct 04, 2007. http://water.me.vccs.edu/courses/ENV110/Lesson12_print.htm

Warm blood for cold water - evolution of warm-blooded fishes - 1993 - The Year in Science. Jan, 1994, FindArticles, Oct 07, 2007. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1511/is_n1_v15/ai_14889831

Why does warm water contain less oxygen compared to cold water?
2007, Yahoo, Oct 04, 2007. http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070419215946AAsBAzm

Well what do you know, another water post

Its so strange, hmm...

Anyway, found this site: http://kywater.org/ww/ramp/rmtemp.htm. This site talks about how sometimes streams that don't move quickly can get much more warmer than they should in summer because of factories that use cold water and spit out hot water. And because these streams get super hot, the fish can die and the eggs in the stream might not hatch. This site also shows different types of fish and the hottest waters they can survive in. A nice site with lots of helpful information.

More watertakular stuff

Started a bit on the power point. Not exactly sure what is supposed to be on the power point, so its kinda weird, but thats OK.

Another difference between hot and cold water is that hot water evaporates faster. So the entire surface of hot water has steam pressure. Just an interesting note. Got it from here: http://en.allexperts.com/q/Physics-1358/Differences-hot-cold-water.htm.

More water info.

http://water.me.vccs.edu/courses/ENV110/Lesson12_print.htm

This site is also really good. This site talks about many different things, such as DO, DO's attraction to water, different factors that allow DO to enter water, the microbiology of DO, the effects of DO on humans and the effects of DO on fish. Its a bit lengthy, but it has a ton of information and is a really good site.

What do you know, a blogy thingy.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070419215946AAsBAzm

Yay Yahoo. :3
So, this kinda tells a big difference between warm and cool water, there is less oxygen in warm water. THEN it also tells why, which is because 'when water is heated up and when getting warm the oxygen is expelled away from water.' So thats probably going to show up quite a bit in our testing of different waters.

ALSO! Even though everyone did it, I kinda think it helps with the project. Today, I learned how to test water for DO and temp. So when we go on our trip around San Diego and Mexico, I will be able to figure out information.

Step 1: Put on gloves.