Wizard's Lab Guestbook

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the graphics were so wicked I spent 8 hours a day on this site!! :) Tayo Akinbyi, Ajax, oon, Canada
Tayo Akinbiyi
Ajax, on canada -

cooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiite!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aly Sam vonTann
USA -

It is a nice web site but, could you put in more information about the greatest mind that ever lived. Albert Einstien, I am doing a report on him and it would be great is I could get some more information out of these sites and so far this is the only site that I actually pulled some information off about him, so it would be ever so great if there was even more info. Thanxs so much and I'll love you people forever if you could do that for me. Oh and you have my email and it would be a treat in a way if you could send me some juicy facts about him. Thanxs again!
CharitiTiger
Sacramento, CA USA -

this is a very good website. more people should be encourage to see this website. good job done!
alwylj
USA -

Protons are positive! In the quiz for electricity and magnetism your answer states that 'protons are neutral'. Not at all impressed. Otherwise the site was good. Site is definitely not spelt 'sight' when referring to a website btw.
Claire Adams
Adelaide, SA Australia -

nice site
jon
USA -

Hey!!! How ya been??? I been ayight!!! Well bye!!! XOXOXOXOXOXO
Kristina
LaPlace, LA USA -

z im am also at school just looking around cya
JC phantom
USA -

i dont liike this site because i am doing anasignment and im not getting any info i can use
JC Phantom
brisbane, qld AU -

good sight
ghjryu
dytuytdudst, oh USA -

Hi my name is adam i play b-ball and f-ball ilove them both buti am at school looking a roud cya
Adam marsh
olive hill, ky USA -

oh yeah
osama
binladenville, kandahar afganastan -

This site is bad
Cat
grayson, ky USA -

I dont want to down load you sight just look!
matthew
woywoy, nsw OZ -

Hi,watz up peeps! Me and Lilly are just here on the computer looking for an idea for our science fair project. we dont know what to do. So we're here just kickin it trying to find out what to do. Gotta go bye!
Ember,Lilly
Imperial, ca USA -

Hey ya'll! My name is Lisa. Congratulations, you are all complete weirdos!!! Why do you a.) beleive I am lisa Fernandez, b.) surf this site? It is so last year! And you staff members for wizard lab should not be asking for my e-mail or my name. Your applets don't even work! Bah Humbug!
Lisa Fernandez <n/a>
Mclean, VA USA -

Great Falls soccer rocks! Go Rapids! hey all ya'll out there surfing the web and looking at silly things like this. You are such a gongozeler! acctually i would be to then! oh well, i am at school so i can't say anything bad. but trust be i would byebye!
Addison Miller <n/a>
McLean , VA USA -

u need more info. and u cant find anything here. i spent an hour trying to find some useful information. please change it and e mail me when u do. Thanks.
Bob the Builder
Bobsville, Bob Canada -

I am a home schooling teacher(I teach my daughter at home).She is in the 4th grade. This has been a wonderful addition to our homeschool curriculum. It was extremely user friendly. It was fun to read through. I love the interview idea. The quiz was also a great attatchment. She was extremely excited about completing it and seeing her score. We will be back to this sight when we reach other topics of study. Thank you. you did a great job
M. Vaughan
USA -

I thin that is too simple . You must have a more informations and visually examples.
Veljko Mihajlovic
Leposavic, Kosovo Yugoslavia -

It was great, get some more stuff on it like water or animals or something.
Amber
St.Marys, GA USA -

This site looks really user-friendly and very geared towards students. I am already trying to figure out how to incorporate it with my class.
Emily Knowles
Baltimore, MD USA -

This page is SOOO Helpful! I have a test tomorrow on Electricity and Magnetism, and its so nice to have everything in front of you. Thanx so MUCH!
Leslie
NC USA -

great
mike
bristol, yate england -

Thank you for being a person that is in touch with the universe around us. We are an active part in the community in Colorado and if you are ever interested we would like to set up a lecture at our creative playground. If nothing else please keep us in touch of all the neat and interesting things that you are donig or are wanting to do. Thank you Dr. Fish
Tye A Fish
Greeley, co USA -

Ithink this site should be put in the guiness book of records 'coz its fab and because it helped me pass my GCSE's
Ashley Joanne Henderson
London, -

Thank you very much for your helpful site on Physics!
John E. Eyberg
USA -

Quiz question 7 is wrong protons have a + charge not nutral
dfhafg afg
USA -

no gong man
hon ke no
Toykeo, Japan -

Hi cool site come to mine and sign my guest book soon c ya.
Drew
Edmonton, Ab Canada -

i am boared because of your boring site
billy bob
London, UK -

you got y2k problems!!! haha!!!
hy <no>
no, no no -

i eat chocolate
rude_boy
Geelong, Vic AUS -

This site can be very helpful to science people!
Brian Lewis(Louie)
Morehead, NC USA -

Nice site. I'll make sure that my kids visit it (and actually read it). p.s. Question 7 in "Electricity and Magnetism" asks what charge a protron (sic) carries. I assumed you meant "proton" and answered that it carries a positive charge. I was told that was incorrect. Thanks.
Don Scotten
Glendale, AZ USA - Monday, August 28, 2000 at 23:33:02 (EDT)

well pretty cool i think but im looking for a physics model that i could build im in 11 th grade so can u help me with some info asap thanx--anna
anna
USA - Wednesday, June 07, 2000 at 19:01:02 (EDT)

It is so much fun I want to do it again !!!!!!!!!
7 Freeman Class
Taree, Nsw Australia - Tuesday, March 07, 2000 at 18:38:42 (EST)

Thank you. This site helped my students understand motion better. I used this site as a review of content before our assessment. Thanks again.
Julie Coffey
Mt. Vernon, KY USA - Tuesday, March 07, 2000 at 11:54:34 (EST)

This site really helped me with a school report. Thanks.
Joanne
Portland, OR USA - Friday, February 18, 2000 at 21:28:21 (EST)

Ah, yes, a great site indeed... the only reason I came here was for a school project. Tsk tsk tsk. -Crash D.
Crash Dummy
Chicago, IL USA - Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 20:53:49 (EST)

Cool site. If we were allowed to use laptops in school, I might have passed my magnetism test.
Zapdos95
Charleston, SC USA - Sunday, February 06, 2000 at 17:47:15 (EST)

I'm really lonely. Can you be my friend. You will be better than PV.
Billy no mates
Kinver, kansas USA - Sunday, February 06, 2000 at 11:02:44 (EST)

If you could only help with my prelims
Amy
Maybole, nr Ayr, Scotland - Monday, December 06, 1999 at 14:40:12 (EST)

I just got online but i'm looking forward to exploring this site!
caz pips
London, England - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 15:03:44 (EST)

This website is cool like riding CR80's!
sloppy sim
Benalla, Vic Aust - Thursday, October 21, 1999 at 01:11:30 (EDT)

GOOD
craig ward
wirral, woodchurch ENGLAND - Tuesday, October 05, 1999 at 09:08:01 (EDT)

Loads of people have mentioned this mistake in the quiz already, but I just have to say it again: Protons are positive! Positive POSITIVE! Yes, I am a physics geek!
sarah
Birmingham, UK - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 15:34:50 (EDT)

I just wanted to say keep up the good work you´ve done here, but you have to be sure that the answers to the quiz-parts are correct. The Doppler effect answer is not correct since the Doppler effect has nothing to do with the intensity of the waves. The Doppler effect is based on the increase or decrease in frequency due to the velocity and direction of the sound-emitting object towards or away from the observer. /Henrik
Henrik Bergander
Stockholm, (-0-) Sweden - Tuesday, May 11, 1999 at 13:06:42 (EDT)

You failed to mention that light behaves as wave AND A PARTICLE. There has been a great deal of research in this area. Update ur site
s <none>
USA - Sunday, April 18, 1999 at 14:08:15 (EDT)

This is way cool ! . But my server is way TOO SLOW !
Christina Romualdo
Mississauga, ON. canada - Sunday, March 14, 1999 at 11:44:42 (EST)

This is way cool !
Christina Romualdo
Mississauga, ON. canada - Sunday, March 14, 1999 at 11:40:45 (EST)

I have to look up astronomy scientists, but this place is cool!
Kristi
Lewiston, ca USA - Friday, February 26, 1999 at 12:23:41 (EST)

Hi! I'm going through a magazine and your site was in it. I have to do this for school. It looks very informative and I love your format.
Tami
MI USA - Tuesday, February 23, 1999 at 12:22:12 (EST)

Great sound effects to go with a great web-site! Does anyone have a microscopic picture of a diode with electrons flowing through it?
Nancy
Edmonton, AB Canada - Thursday, February 04, 1999 at 21:49:38 (EST)

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Tanya Piejus
London, UK - Monday, January 25, 1999 at 07:36:59 (EST)

Just saying hi to eveyone.
Laura
TX USA - Monday, January 11, 1999 at 16:01:56 (EST)

I love Physics,Biology,and Chemistry But this is cool
Brad Lanier
Oneonta, Al USA - Thursday, December 03, 1998 at 13:25:47 (EST)

I love Physics,Biology,and Chemistry But this is cool
Brad Lanier
Oneonta, Al USA - Thursday, December 03, 1998 at 13:25:07 (EST)

Just signed onto your website. Am looking forward to exploring it thoroughly. Thank you.
Liam Cole
Port Elgin, N.B. Canada - Wednesday, December 02, 1998 at 20:05:12 (EST)

Way To SLOOOOOW
Captain Insano
smellytown, USA inky - Friday, November 27, 1998 at 14:25:07 (EST)

This place is cool. But it has dreadfully slow proggres. From your good friend: Jope
Jope
africa, ca japan - Friday, November 27, 1998 at 14:22:06 (EST)

I'd like to compliment you all on a terrific effort. I realize that you are all students so what you did is pretty outstanding. However as an experienced physics teacher I'd like to comment on your comprehensive quiz: #1 What Galileo is BEST known for is highly subjective. #5 When an object falls from a height, it's acceleration is very much dependent on it's mass (unless you are constraining the problem to small objects falling on a large planet - I understand what you are getting at but the question is worded poorly). #6 is not 'NOTA' but rather "two of the above". #25 See a previous message, your physics is incorrect. #8 Your script appear to be in error, it recognizes choice d as 'NOTA' #29 Sonar determines distances of objects based on the time it takes for the wave to return. This implies that the speed of sound is necessary along with the echo! #30 You can not 'see' sound waves - ever. You can use imaging technology to visualize them. The question is poorly worded. 37. A proton is positive not neutral. 43. Besides using 'bend' for 'refract', which you shouldn't do, light does not always bend upon changing medium. It does 'always change speed'. It's a good site but it pains me to see incorrect physics, especially on a quiz.
Michael Pennisi
Champiagn, IL USA - Friday, November 13, 1998 at 13:27:56 (EST)

Thanks a bunch! The time machine idea is neat and it really helped me. I have to do a report on Copernicus and this was the first helpful sight I found.
Yancey
SC USA - Thursday, November 05, 1998 at 17:29:49 (EST)

Hello!!!! Just a note Lacey cheated on the quiz so ignore her gloating letter. I only got 5 and god I'm proud. Anyway Bill Cosby if you are reading this you did the quiz way too many times!!!! It was a cool site anyway!!!
Rattie
The Moon - Tuesday, November 03, 1998 at 18:21:28 (EST)

I got ten out of ten on your quiz - this is the first time in my life I have ever felt even remotely smart! Pity that I only managed that by cheating. Well, I'm sure Rattie can give you all the details... Anyway, funky site!
Lace
Brisbane, Q Aus - Tuesday, November 03, 1998 at 18:21:07 (EST)

I love the site, it was very helpful. I now visit in my spare time. The only problem is that no one seems to visit the chat room, I waited for hours for someone to log in and no one did! Good work anyway
Lathika
USA - Tuesday, November 03, 1998 at 18:15:52 (EST)

Loved this site! Just was I was looking for to start a unit on energy! Thanks!
T. Moslak
USA - Tuesday, November 03, 1998 at 14:57:37 (EST)

You wrote in your Copernicus section that he did not release his theory because the church would punish with death if you went against their theories. Well, he actually dedicated his book to the Pope, who he showed the book to. The pope thought it should be published, but Copernicus was the one who wasn't ready! The theories might never have been published if it weren't for the urgings of Rheticus. The church wouldn't have killed him, and for the most part was interested in his theories, with the exception of Luther, who wasn't Catholic anyhow. Copernicus has a comfy job in the church, gotten from his uncle, and could have done little to offend the church, only because he was a part of it.
T.Weber
USA - Tuesday, October 20, 1998 at 21:12:31 (EDT)

In your Biography of Albert Einstien I noticed that you gave him credit for the conception of the idea of sustaining a useful nuclear chain reaction. When the truth lies far from that Leo Szilard is the scientist who believed a chain reaction was possible and acctually showed Einstien his idea and Einstien was extremely skeptical. Just for the information Atomic Energy is the child of Szilard not Einstien get your facts straight.
Russell Francis
Athens, OH USA - Thursday, April 30, 1998 at 20:32:46 (EDT)

As a teacher, I think this is a great site. Way to go gang!!
France MAillet
Saint-John, NB Canada - Friday, April 24, 1998 at 09:11:35 (EDT)

Dude! I have a HUGE report coming up wchich counts as 4 test grades and without this report I can't pass the eigth grade. I just want to thank you for all of the great info you have provided for me! I have been looking for something that can tell me all about light, electricity, and energy. I also ran out of black ink in my printer and thanks to you, I could print it all out in blue and red! Thank you Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tara Graham
East Hampton, CT USA - Tuesday, April 07, 1998 at 16:53:55 (EDT)

Interesting concept, but some questions were poorly worded and others were just plain wrong. For example, on question #8, I would say that the forces do cancel out, with the action of the bullet equal and opposite to the reaction of the gun and the person holding the gun. 0n question #25 doppler has nothing to do with the intensity of waves, rather with the increase or decrease in frequency due to the relative motion of the sound/light emitting object toward or away from the observer. Also, the spelling really needs drastic improvement. Have you ever tried a spell checker? Our daughter's 9th grade Science teacher is using this test as a significant part of her class. I think the quality ought to be higher, and the accuracy 100%. Question #37 was wrong, the answer should be positive. On question #42, light is already a form of energy, thus the question is at best poorly worded.
Bill Beck
Brush Prairie, WA USA - Wednesday, January 28, 1998 at 00:35:01 (EST)

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Aldergrove, BC Canada - Thursday, January 22, 1998 at 02:57:21 (EST)

I am a Head Teacher of Science in an Australian school and was going to review this site for the New South Wales Department of School Education after someone else had recommended it. However, we are only supposed to review sites that are highly recommended. Apart from the flashy graphics on the index page the site is really boring. It is a pity that there are very few meaningful graphics for aspects of light, sound and motion. The text is really just out of any ordinary book. Why use the web to just show simple basic text when you have the technology at your disposal to produce something unique and worthwhile? Using Real player is a good idea but most Australian students would find the accent difficult to follow. Why didn’t you use the Real player to give some sound samples, wave patterns and trace light paths? The quizes are rather simplistic and your server would not receive my answers.
Jenny Robinson
Byron Bay, NS Australia - Saturday, November 22, 1997 at 15:41:12 (EST)

I really must admit...your website is pretty cool!!! I like the effects and the background.It's really nice to drop by...I'll take the quiz again!!!
Jason Palivino
USA - Tuesday, November 18, 1997 at 05:49:12 (EST)

Nice site but some questions in the quiz were a little ambiguous! I would like to see a few more graphics and perhaps less of the silly talk.
Kelvin Goodall
Canterbury, UK - Saturday, October 18, 1997 at 08:36:56 (EDT)

graphics were so wicked I spend eight hours a day on this site. Really educational :)
tayo akinbiyi
ajax, oon can - Sunday, October 12, 1997 at 19:12:37 (EDT)

GREAT!! The best scientific page I've ever been on. A tip of the hat for the HTML programming too. Excellent bit of work guys.
Taleisin
Ajax, Ont Canada - Friday, October 10, 1997 at 16:32:05 (EDT)

A very well presented page! The content is overwhelmingly good, Bravo!
SA Ahmed
Toronto, ON Canada - Monday, September 29, 1997 at 10:48:54 (EDT)

This is an amazing web page.....it has to be the best i have ever seen.!
Hanif Merali
Ajax, On Canada - Saturday, September 27, 1997 at 12:14:30 (EDT)

Very well done. Even though all the slow comments I read about it's one of the fastest pages I've ever been to! Nicely presented too!
Chuck Brown
Ajax, On Canada - Friday, September 26, 1997 at 17:56:57 (EDT)

I am sure there is some good stuff in these pages but it is much much much too slow. I gave up because of the slowness - sorry. Also, if you are writing this for schools, may I suggest you check your typing very carefully - electricity is mis-spelt at least once!
S Grice
UK - Friday, September 26, 1997 at 07:06:37 (EDT)

Far to slow to load due to the intricate graphics. Need to keep it simple and fairly fast otherwise students will give up too easily. Right idea just over enthusiastic in the design.
Geoff Schroder
Brisbane, Q Australia - Monday, September 22, 1997 at 05:24:46 (EDT)

Cute, but TOOOOOOO SLOOOOOOWW!
Peter
Orillia, ON Canada - Monday, September 01, 1997 at 11:29:08 (EDT)

Very impressive. I "Thoreauly" enjoyed your time machine. Great job. I am planning to have my students explore this sight. They will learn a lot. Thanks. (Don't know where that Thoreau thing came from. I was just having a hard time spelling thoroughly. Anyway, I enjoyed my cybervisit!) ([:-)>
John S
Colorado Springs, CO USA - Monday, September 01, 1997 at 00:11:22 (EDT)

Looks good! I'll have my students try it this fall!
Georgia
USA - Tuesday, August 12, 1997 at 00:40:08 (EDT)

Test.
Eric Beck
Oshawa, ON Canada - Wednesday, July 30, 1997 at 09:40:19 (EDT)

Way to go Muneeb and Imran...it's getting there.
Eric Beck
Oshawa, ON CAN - Friday, July 25, 1997 at 19:39:00 (EDT)

Your page is great, I learned a lot, Very well written and funny
Muneeb
Ajax, ontrario Can - Tuesday, July 15, 1997 at 13:28:18 (EDT)

Wow it's looking good! Waiting to test my physics knowledge.
C. Pattenden
USA - Thursday, July 10, 1997 at 12:01:05 (EDT)

Simply the best page in the net, bravo!
Imran
USA - Sunday, April 27, 1997 at 17:43:08 (EDT)

cool
Me (muneeb)
USA - Monday, April 21, 1997 at 20:50:14 (EDT)

Testing the wizard's lab guestbook
Eric Beck
Oshawa, ON CAN - Monday, April 21, 1997 at 20:10:59 (EDT)

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