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goes 270.49 mph my info came  fromhttp://www.venomgt.com/ 2000 rpm :o 90-degree V8 engine hennessey venom GT received its record on a 3.2 mile runway 1244 bhp @ 6600 rpm (cockpit-adjustable to 800, 1000 & 1244 bhp) performance is 0 60 mph is 2.6 seconds 0-100 is 5.6 seconds 0-300 km/h is 13.63   0-200 mhp ¼ of a mile 9.92 estimated top speed 280 verified top speed 270.49 engine is made out of iron/aluminum twin precision ball bearing turbochargers january 21 2013 the world record was set acceleration time 13.63 beating koenigsegg

Imagine driving a car that goes 270.49 max speed Vroom! with a 90-degree V8 engine which is made made out of iron/aluminum combined with a twin turbocharged with makes the car go CRAZY FAST.The hennessey venom set its record on a 3.2 mile runway.the performance for the car is: 0-60 takes 2.6 seconds 0-100 takes 5.6 seconds 0-300 km/h  takes 13.63 seconds and to drive ¼ of a mile it takes 9.92 seconds. Before  the car was tested the estimated top speed was 280 km/h but the verified top speed was 270.49 km/h.the acceleration time is 13.63 beating the koenihsegg.

Simple sentence

Darkness was surrounding me.

Compound senrence 

Darkness was surrounding me and i coulden't breath

Complex sentence

While I was in the darkness i couldent breath and my tougue was dry.

M0NST3R C4T SP3L1NG

1.darkness
2.careless
3.breathe
4.tongue
5.pyjamas
6.continue
7.waist
8.fertile

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How the immune system works.

every single second of your life you are under attack millions of bacteria virus and funding are trying to make you their home so our bodies have developed a super confusing system to protect you from dying. Its a lovely day until you meet a rusty nail and you cut yourself near by bacteria sees the opportunity and enter the wound they start using the body resource and multiply their number every 20 second once they hit a huge amount they change their behavior and start damaging the body .Your guard cells A.K.A macrophages they are huge sells and can eat up to 100 enemy each the trap it in a membrane and kill it  they send messenger proteins to let the blood flow into the battle field to make fighting easier.Then they send a heavy messenger protein and get neutrophiles for help.Once they fight for too long the brain of the immune system kicks in.The dendritic cell gets active it reacts to the signals from the soldiers.Then it starts collecting samples from the enemies they rip  them into pieces and presents the parts onto the outer layer.it makes a crucial dishion shoud they call for anti bacteria forces that eradicate infected body cell of an army of bacteria killers in this case anti bacteria forces are necessary.It travels to the closest lymph nodein about a day here are billionsof helpers and killer-T cells waiting to be activated.When  T-cells are born they go through a diffucult and complicated training porcess only a quarter survives.The surviving cells are equiped with a specific setup.The dendritic cell is on the way looking for helping T-Cell with a set up thats just right.Its looking for a helper T-cell that combines the parts of the intruders which the  dendritic cell presented on its membrane.When it finally finds one a chain reaction takes place.The helper T-cell is activated.It quickly duplicates thousands of times some become memery T-cells  that stay in the lymph mode and will praticly immune this enemy.Some travel to the feild of battle to help out and the third group goes on to travel to the center of the lymph  node to be activated.A very powerful weapons factory like T-cells they are born with a specific setup.When a B-cell and a T-cell with the same setup meets,hell breaks loose.The B-cell duplicates rapidly and starts producing millions of little weapons they work so hard that they die from exhaustion really fast.Here helper T-cells play another important roll they stimulate the hard- working

factories and tell them “Don't die yet!We still need you keep going!” This also ensures the factories  die if the infection is over,so the body doesn’t hurt himself or waste energy or hurt itself.But what is produced by the B-cells? You’ve heard of them,of course:antibodies.Little proteins that are engineered to bind to the surface or the specific intruder there are even different types of  antibodies that have slightly different jobs.The helper T-cell tell the plasma cells which type is needed the most in this  particular invasion millions of them flood the blood  and saturate the body.

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the female turtle digs  a hole  and lays 1000 eggs size of ping pong ball sized eggs leathery eggs 20% don’t hatch out of their eggs laid on the beach the eggs take about 6 weeks to hatch They breed when they are 20 years old Turtles are killed by poaching, Oil, Nets, rubbish, boats and beach development 800 eggs hatch 400 make it to sea 20 make it to breeding age (with no human interference) 2 make it to breeding age (with Human interference)	Sea turtles have been around since the late Jurassic period, 150 million years ago.  They evolved from the prehistoric turtles, Archelon and Henodus. The female turtle climbs slowly up the beach, where she digs a hole in which she will lay, 50 - 200 leathery, ping-pong ball sized eggs.   Finally after six weeks of sitting in the sand the eggs begin to hatch, emerging from the sand when they do. When they have hatched they are about the size of your palm.  20% do not hatch.   Once they have crawled out of the sand, they wriggle frantically to the water. Along the way they meet dangers such as sea gulls, crabs, raccoons and other pitfalls. Only 50% make it to the sea.	Sea turtles have been around since the late Jurassic period, 150 million years ago.  They have evolved from the prehistoric turtles, Archelon and Henodus. The female turtle climbs slowly up the beach, where she digs a nesting pit in which she will lay, 50 - 200 leathery, ping-pong ball sized eggs.   Finally after six weeks of sitting in the sand, the eggs begin to hatch, emerging from the sand when they do.  After the turtles have hatched they are about the size of your palm.  20% don’t hatch.   Once they have crawled out of the sand, they wriggle frantically to the jujitsu water.  Along the way they meet dangers such as sea gulls, crabs, raccoons other pitfalls. Only 50% make it to the sea.

   Baby Sea Turtles

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the size of your palms when they hatch make a desperate dash for the sea currents and waves dolphins, fish, sharks and killer whales Resting on flotsam	The 400 sea turtles that make it into sea have to face the powerful waves and  repelling currents. Baby sea turtles often stay under the shelter of flotsam or seaweed floating on the surface. Dolphins, fish and sharks will also find baby turtles a delicious meal. Meanwhile the small turtles mainly consist of squid and small fish.	The 400 sea turtles that make it into sea have to face the powerful waves and  repelling currents. Baby sea turtles often stay under the shelter of flotsam or seaweed floating on the surface. Dolphins, fish and sharks will find baby turtles a delicious meal. Occasionally even killer whales will feast on a turtle hatchling. Meanwhile the small turtles mainly consist of squid and fish.