Tuesday, December 22, 2015

News Post for Sunday, December 27

Remember to post your next news response here by midnight, Sunday December 27th. Good luck and enjoy the weekend!!!

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    1. BBC News
      25th December 2015
      Pope Francis backs peace efforts in Christmas Day message,

      As we know that, lots of people were killed because of the terrorism. And on Christmas, Pope Francis, who is the leader of the worldwide Catholic Church, tackled war, terrorism and the migrant crisis in his talking. He spoke from the balcony of St Peter's Basilica and his speaking was also about peace. Furthermore he referenced conflicts in Ukraine, Colombia, Yemen, Iraq, Burundi, South Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo. Besides What did Pope say for Migrants? He said that "may God repay all those, both individuals and states, who generously work to provide assistance and welcome to the numerous migrants and refugees."

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  2. 25 December 2015
    BBC News
    Turkey President Erdogan 'talks man out of suicide’

    In Turkey, when a man about to jump from Bosphorus bridge to sea because of his family problems officials saw him. They tried to rescue and stop him like what police tried to do for two hours. Then they took him from edge of bridge to presidents car. After a short speech with president, the president promised him to help while he was speaking with another person on phone. In the end the man gave up from committing suicide.

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  3. BBC News
    27th December
    “Chinese mine owner kills himself as 17 miners remain trapped”

    Two days ago the owner of a Chinese mine killed himself. He jumped into a mine well and drowned himself after the collapse of his mine. Seventeen miners were trapped inside for two days. Chinese government has harsh punishments for mine owners who don't do their job properly so this can be a reason for the mine owner to commit suicide. Because of these harsh punishments the number of the miners who die are less than before. In 2002, 7000 miners were killed but now the number decreased to 931.

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  4. BBC News
    27 December 2015
    Boss of collapsed China mine kills self

    The owner of a gypsum mine in China's eastern Shandong province has killed himself, as rescuers try to reach 17 miners who have been trapped for two days, state media report. One person died and four mines escaped when the mine collapsed on Friday. Ma Congbo, the chairman of Yurong company which owns the mine, drowned himself by jumping into a mine well early on Sundayince then, rescue workers have managed to pull a number of miners to safety. His motive is not clear but the Chinese authorities have toughened the punishment of employers who are negligent. Mr Ma killed himself two days after the mine collapsed.

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  5. BBC News
    December 27, 2015
    Argentina floods: Streets turned to rivers in Concordia

    There is an incredible flood in Argentina, Concordia. Streets turned to rivers. Student can’t go to their schools because the school busses can’t even move. Adults can’t go to work. There is no space to move and there is no food. They ran out of food because flood destroyed everything. People are now traveling with boats. But there are some happy people. For example children. They can’ go to school and they are playing with water in the streets. The flood is a huge swimming pool for them. They are cheerful and happy

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  6. Flooding Forces Mass Evacuations In South America
    CNN News

    This week floods displaced 150.000 people in South America. Scientists say that these may lead to the worst effects in fifteen years. Argentina had 20.00 evacuees and Uruguay had at least 9.000 evacuees. Because of these floods now they are travelling with little boats with paddles. In Paraguay 130.000 people were evacuated and they say that it was the hardest hit of all. El Nino affects to global warming it is in the eastern of Pacific Ocean and the country affects to global climate.

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  7. 27th December 2015
    BBC News
    Turkey President Erdogan 'talks man out of suicide’

    In Turkey, a manwas about to jump from Bosphorus bridge to sea because of his family problems. Officals saw him and they tried to stop him. They tried to do for two hours. Then they took him from e of bridge to president Erdogan’s car. After a short speech with him, the president promised him to help. Erdogan mentioned that suicide is a big sin in Muslims. After that speach the man gave up from committing suicide.

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  9. 27th December 2015
    CNN News
    "Tornadoes, storms hit Dallas suburbs; 11 people killedA deadly tornado hit"
    Dallas last night.At first the winds were between 156 and 200 mph.15 people were hurt,11 people died and 600 structures were damaged.Weather forecast said that the next time it will damage more because it will be more vigorous.And there will be a heavy snowfall amounts of 10 to 18 inches are forecast through Sunday evening across much of western/northwestern Texas, with 18 to 24 inches forecast across portions of New Mexico.

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  10. BBC News
    27 December 2015
    Texas tornadoes:”Eight killed”in Dallas suburbs

    Eight people are killed in Texas by the new tornadoes. Five people died when their cars blow up. Other three people were found in nearby towns. Officials also say that Texas could suffer a 41cm of snow. The storms have damaged a number of buildings in area. Reports from Texas said that the churches were destroyed, cars mangled and trees toppled across a wide area. The reporterts are saying that at least 30,000 people are without electrics.

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  11. 27th December 2015
    BBC News
    Tornado leaves trail of destruction in Texas
    In Texas tornado lifted the cars of the road and a number of people died in a traffic accident. After a week of tornadoes, heavy rain and flooding, more than 25 people have lost their lifes. Tornado that past through caused accidents that they are actually tost the cars. Cars haven't found in a freeway, they' ve found in below the freeway. So cars were ruined by winds. As the night goes on emergency persones have been searching the areas and bodies. This accident was disastrous and nightmare for everyone who lost their lives below the wreckage.

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  12. 27th december 2015
    BBC News

    The first in-depth analysis of North Korea's internal computer operating system has revealed spying tools capable of tracking documents offline.
    Red Star OS was designed to superficially mimic Apple's OS X, but hidden features allow it to watermark files and tie them to an individual.
    The covert tools were discovered by two German researchers who conducted the analysis over the past month.
    They presented their findings at the Chaos Communication Congress on Sunday.
    Florian Grunow and Niklaus Schiess pored over the code of Red Star OS version 3.0, which first surfaced online about a year ago.

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  14. BBC News (Great Britain)
    3D printing: company will turn your head into chocolate lollipops
    A start up company based in london come with a revolutionary idea which can make smiles in the peoples faces. Turning into your head into chocolate.
    The company is using the 3Dprinters to create your chocolate head but fist they scan your head with special sccaners because they have to have every detail of your face to make plastic mold. They cant make candy in 3D printers because it isnt designed fort his. What the 3D printer does is that it creats a plastic mold that the workers can pour the chocolate inside of that mold.
    But lets come to its downsides. To make 200 of lollipops in 2 months will cost you about 800£ so ıts expensive for some people.

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  15. BBC News
    Austrian conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt dies at 86

    The celebrated Austrian conductor Nikolaus Harnoncourt - considered to be the "pope" of the baroque music revival - has died in Vienna aged 86.
    A statement on his website said he "took his last breath peacefully surrounded by family".
    The Vienna Musikverein, home to the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra, said his death marked the end of an era.
    The conductor announced his retirement in a farewell letter in December, citing health reasons.
    "My physical capacities mean that I have to cancel all my upcoming projects," he wrote, saying he would not appear on the concert stage again.

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