The document appears to be notes from a science class. It includes announcements about binders being due and no homework over the weekend. It encourages students to be safe and do their current events article. The notes indicate it is Friday and students should finish any unfinished work, ask questions, and review for next week's quiz. It concludes with questions about boring and interesting things and what was learned that day and is due next class.

1. Warm-Up, 08.29.2009 What are some examples of situations in which it would be useful to use a graph or a chart to represent information? Do you think you’ll ever have a job where you will need to make charts or graphs? When would a chart or graph be inappropriate to use?

2. Announcements -Binders are due today. If I don’t call you, you dodged the bullet. -If I do, you should have: -Dividers, labeled -A science news article -Notes -No homework over the weekend. -Do your current events article this weekend so you don’t have to worry about it later. -Be safe, don’t drink and drive, crack is wack, etc etc -If you’re reading this, you’re awesome and allowed into the Awesome Club for Cool People with Sunglasses. If you aren’t reading this then you’re not allowed in the Awesome Club for Cool People with Sunglasses.

3. ITS FRIDAY!!! Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Aw yeah