Tulsa is such a wonderful city, Devin! You'll see that I share materials from the Gilcrease Museum in the class announcements; whenever I am in Tulsa, that is a must-see for me: Gilcrease Museum at Twitter
A monster called a Genius trying to kill a merchant but three old men are trying to talk him out of it Source: Un-textbook For this blog I will be writing about Arabian Nights, Part A. This story is about a king who found out his wife had cheated on him and decided that all women were equal. So every day since he found out he would marry a new woman and have her executed the next morning by the grand-vizir. Now the grand-vizir is the one who would not only execute the women but also bring them to the king. One day the Grand-vizirs daughter Scheherazade told her dad that she wanted to marry the king. The Vizir did not like this at all but after a long argument he had no choice but accept his daughters request. The daughter, Scheherazade actually had a plan to stop the killings all together. After being married she will ask the king to allow her sister to spend the night since it will be her last night in which the king agreed. This night Scheherazade told a story to her sister ...
typewriter source: Pixabay For my tech tip I will be talking about a typing test. The site keyhero allows you to type out a phrase and it will evaluate your typed words per minute and accuracy. My evaluation was 67.34 wpm with a 90.26% accuracy. I tried another site called typing test and on this site you type for a minute straight and then it give you the our words per minute speed with amount of errors and adjust the speed. For this site I got 82 wpm with 10 errors and adjusted it to be 72 wpm. I like the typing test site because it adjust your rate for the amount of mistake you have. Both these sites are great though if your looking to improve your typing speed. Personally I think my typing speed is perfect for what I need so I don't need to work on it anymore but it is fun to race myself.
Tulsa is such a wonderful city, Devin! You'll see that I share materials from the Gilcrease Museum in the class announcements; whenever I am in Tulsa, that is a must-see for me: Gilcrease Museum at Twitter
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