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Lori Sherman

Yikes! When I click on them it's all there. Maybe Jana can help out. I will message her to see if she knows what is going on. Thanks for the heads up!

Lori's Reflection
Tina-We had very similar thoughts on all three of our sheets (which you will see once we get the bugs worked out with mine-ugh!). We both wondered why the train wrecked and where the train was going to/coming from. I also used the flickr site as one of my sources on the K-W-L, so our "Learned" columns look very similar. Could you believe that only one person was killed in that wreck? I guess the "new" steel cars really did make a difference. Had they been wooden I'm afraid the outcome would have been much more devastating. I do wonder, though, if some of the ones who went to the hospital died later. I thought it morbidly amusing that the injured were listed in the news article with their injuries so bluntly stated. Imagine if that happened today! Lori (I messaged Jana and hopefully we will get to the bottom of the problem with my uploads asap!) Tina-Jana explained how to view the uploads in the FF if you're still having problems. Hope it works for you! Lori, Do you know where it is exactly under FF? I don't remember seeing it when I read them and I went through them again and still could not find it. I agree it is very strange that they posted the name right in the paper like that. But there was no such thing as HIPPA law! I wonder too if any one else ended up dying in the hospital, they did say there were some gravely ill. I would want to image the tragegy if they were still wooden cars. Luckily for those people involved they were upgraded to steel. Tina-It is under Questions in the FF and the topic is 4-A-1 posted by me. Hope it helps you see my posts. Jana said she could see them, so I'm hopeful that you will be able to! ~Lori Lori, I was finnalyy able to view them. We did have a lot of the same information. I like how you noticed what people in the picture were wearing, I need to learn to look more closely at details! I also liked the one questions you posed about emergency personal. We take that for granted, but I wonder if that was aroound back when this photo was taken. I also agree that the clean up looks like it is going to be long and slow process due to so many observers and not many workers.

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 * Your KWL and photo analysis charts are thumbs up! I could see everyone's work! **

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