Tuesday, April 29, 2014

Plants from Mercer University!
Magnolia 
Vinca 

braford pear

Fringe plant 

Creep Myrtle 
Maps are often some of the most important way political philosophers can understand the tides of political opinions within the country. here are four types of map that illustrate the 2012 presidential election

Chlorpleth map



isarithmic map


dot density map



porpotional map



All these maps shown together present different, but all intriguing ways at presenting information that helps us understand the direction of opinion within a specific time frame.
Barometer
 You can make a simple homemade barometer by attaching a cut off balloon to the top of a glass bowl, then attaching a straw to that. The results are a makeshift tool that in inflates with air pressure.

As the straw goes up we know that there is a high pressure pressing down on the balloon, making the straw go up.

As the straw goes down we know that there is a low pressure letting the balloon inflate, making the straw go down.

In other words, as we present in this graph, the height of the straw and the air pressure is positive correlated.