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This is very cool
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I really like grace and loriens animations they really cool :) -Kayla

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It does make me more aware and observant of all the trash that is going into the ocean. It kind of does make me want to do more to help. -Kayla

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THE DRAGON BALL Z ONE IS SO SICK!!!!! how long did these take?

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Yes the animation took a while. It was a lot of tedious work but I'm really happy with the results. -Kayla

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Responding to the first question asked about me, yes the person is supposed to disassemble and reassemble at different points. -Thomas

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These were amazing. I cannot believe you have learned how to do this. Literally these were as good as the video games we played when we were your ages (loooooooong ago obviously). I particularly loved the Pacman throwback! Great work all! Isabella and Tim Ehrlich

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Thank you very much Celia! It took some time to collect all of the information but it all worked out in the end! - Grace MD

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I love all of your animations! Nice job, but how long did it take? It must of token a long time to learn how to cooperate with the program and everything right? Nice Job Jameelah! Briana (bestie)

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Yes learning about it really made me rethink about everything I use and how I recycle or trash them and it should for everyone too. There are ways to stop or decrease the growth rate, but everyone does have to commute to it too. For example, inside of using plastic shopping bags, buy reusable clothed ones. - Jameelah

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I have not done python before. This was or is my first time doing in this project- Jameelah

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This was such an impressive research project. And I so appreciate you focusing what personal responsibility we each need to take. I imagine you have heard from people the age of your grandparents how we used to take the same paper bag to the store each time to get our fresh produce and how milk and other dairy products were in glass or other containers that were cleaned and reused. The over packaging and use of plastics is so serious a problem. In New York where I live even a large percentage the items put out for recycling never is  recycled. I would love any comments from you particularly about the problems with recycling. thanks so much, Ginny Abrams

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I definitely agree! I'm not entirely sure if we'll be doing much more programming this year, though. I think the point of this project was more to apply the sequences work that we've been doing in a way that isn't completely boring, as well as learn some very basic programming concepts. I know that a couple of us (including me) enjoy programming outside of class so we'll definitely continue to make more and more efficient code as the year goes on. - Harrison

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Well Done Everyone!

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Oh, Dustin, I wanted to tell you. The animation that's there on the page isn't the final product. -August

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Evan's assessment of the jumpiness is correct. My computer did not respond positively to the code!

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That would be interesting! I'm sure we would create much better programs by then! -Thomas

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Well done!  Excellent first start at programming.

Would be interesting to see everyone recreate these at the end of the year after they've gained more experience programming to see how much shorter the programs can be.

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I have not thought about changing my products because moth of the items I get has a plastic packaging. So I feel you really can't change what the company wraps their items with.-KJ

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Thomas-- What inspired you to write that recycling value should be expanded more than it already is? -August

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What was something you found to be especially difficult when working on these projects?

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All of your presentations are great. You all did a great job.

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Hi Grace--I appreciated your presentation and specifically liked the question and answer format.  Thank you.  Celia (Kayla's grandmother)

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Nice Thomas! I like your python program.-KJ

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The reason why the python animations are so jumpy is probably just that there was a lot of other stuff running on Dustin's computer when he recorded it. Either that, or there was something that happened during the process of posting it on the website.

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Great job with PacMan Kayla! Great newsletters all. It is great to see the clear headings and sources cited. These could be blog posts. Does Meridian have a blog!?

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Evan, I wanted to note that at home your animation circles around smoothly. Why do you think it got jumpy here? - Karen (mom)

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Kayla, Dido here. Wow, that was a long program! Impressive! The animation it produced remind me of something l saw long ago… Did it take you a long time to write? Did you enjoy programming it?

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That was from Tita, Kayla.

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Kayla, that was so well written.  You summarized the issues in a very concise manner.  Does your research make you want to get more fully involved in cleanup and prevention?  Your article makes me want to do that!

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Harrison, Thomas, and I, Evan, are the only ones in the class who had some sort of previous python experience.

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I have not done python before but I enjoyed it. -kj

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So Thomas, did you deliberately design a person to be disassembled then reassembled?

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did learning about this garbage patch make you rethink the products you use and how you dispose of them?

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How many of you have taken Python before doing this project?

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Hello!