Tuesday, December 29, 2015

Weekly News Post for Wednesday, December 30th

Post your most recent news response here by midnight, Wednesday December 30th. Challenge yourself and have fun!!!! (that's right there is homework over the break!!)

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  2. Cnn news(america)
    Baby goes wild after eating a bacon
    1 year old baby became popular in youtube after eating a bacon first time. But eating a bacon is not a talent or something but the baby’s reactions made him popular in youtube and also in the news
    His parents decided to record that moment and at that moment (after eating a bacon) baby starts to yell at his parents for no reason and starts to talk. Ofcourse we dont know what he said but yelling and criying and laughing at the same time made him popular

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  3. BBC News
    30 Devember 2015
    "Astronaut Tim Peake calls wrong number from space station"

    I was very surprized when I first saw this news. Actually it's kind of funny, imagine that a random number is calling you from space and telling weird things. The news is about Tim Peake calling a number from the space station and saying "Hello, is this planet Earth?". But actually he realizes that the number is incorrect and that he had called a random woman. Then he posts an explanation text on twitter and says that he is so sorry and that he didn't mean to call her. It shows us, that we are human and doesn't matter how developed we are we can make mistakes.

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  4. CNN News
    29th December 2015
    European cities warned of possible terror attack, say Vienna police

    As we know that there was a terrorist attack on 13th of November 2015 and because of this cruel attack, some European cities warned of possible attack. The attack or the attack would involve explosives or guns and would occur between Christmas and New Year’s Eve. By the way the police in Vienna, Austria warned it on Saturday and they didn’t name any cities. Also almost every European cities will increase the number of polices to provide us a safety Christmas and New Year’s Eve.

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  5. 30th December 2015
    New York Times

    “Preschool Without Walls”


    Fiddleheads Forest School is a preschool in Seattle but is is a little bit different than the other schools.This school has no walls. Children spend four hours a day in University of Washington Botanic Gardens. Founded in 2012 by Kit Harrington, a certified preschool teacher, and Sarah Heller , a naturalist and science educator. A typical day starts at 9 a.m. and after students wear their boots and other stuff, they go on “ listening walks” which they they stands in a circle with their closed eyes and try to name the thing they can hear. Parents are very pleased about the school. They think this is good for their child because they never know what they are going to see. Of course there are some rules like every other school. For example If they see a bug, they should be careful not to step on and ıf they see some pretty leaf they had to pick and put it in their magic spot. Also walking alone and pretending sticks are like swords are forbidden. They have 50 students in two classrooms this year from about 20 in just one classroom last year. There is also 51 students on waiting list. Not all of the new nature preschools are as natural as Fiddleheads, which belongs to a type of school usually described as a “forest kindergarten,” because of having no indoor space other than an emergency weather.

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  6. BBC News
    30 December 2015 Wednesday
    China Mine Survivors Detected By Infrared Cameras

    In newly crashed mine in Shandong there was eight miners trapped in there alive according to state media.These eight miners have been waiting to be rescued for 5 days and still continues, the rescue work.Rescuers could sent them supplies by using infrared cameras to identify where they are.They were waving their hands to camera could detect them.Also according to news the owner of the mine jumped off into ruined mine well (suicide) on Sunday and according to news that I read it is a very common thing in China because of the government's though attitude.

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  7. CNN News
    Wednesday, December 30, 2015
    Filipino priest reprimanded for Christmas Eve hoverboard stunt

    This is the most interesting new I have ever seen in my entire life. This news is crazy. In Philippines there were a lot of people in church in order to celebrate the Christmas. But there was something wrong. The Priest used hoverboard in church in order to be funny. Now a lot of people find it disrespectful and annoying but the children enjoyed him because he was using the hoverboard perfectly. He started to spin and do tricks. And this is interesting because you can’t see a Priest with a hoverboard in church

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  8. BBC News
    30 December 2015
    Troops Battle Rebels For Key Southern Town

    The folks say that Russian aircraft have been bombing the town of Sheikh Miskeen for days. They have almost reached to main square. There is heavy bombardment by Russia. Sheikh Miskeen had heavy losses in the operation that they have been having for two days. There had been a fight in Wednesday between rebels and advancing government and it was started by Russia aircrafts. Russia had killed 2371 people in Syria including 792 civillians since they started in 30 September .Since then this percentage grew higher and it became 250000 against Bashar al-Assad.

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  9. BBC News
    30 Devember 2015
    "Astronaut Tim Peake calls wrong number from space station"
    Astranout Tim Peake called wrong number from space.First when ı read this ı dont even know its possible to call someone from space.Its kinda funny but for the woman it not might be funny because someone calls you and says is that earth.If someone do that to me ı will said dont make fun of me and shut the phone.

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  11. BBC News
    31 December 2015
    Turbulence on Air Canada flight from China injures 21

    A Canada-bound airliner was forced to make an emergency landing after a huge turbulence injured 21 passengers, including 3 children. The Air Canada flight from Shanghai to Toronto was diverted to Calgary after the turbulence. 8 passengers suffered some injuries on their neck and back. Passengers described that they heard a lot of screaming as the plane became like a rollercoaster.

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  12. BBC Sport

    Real Madrid football club's 55 yar old coach Rafael Benitez believes that there is a campaign against him and the club. Benitez thinks that real is going well in both La Liga and Champions League but reporters and media people always criticised Real Madrid and they try to peple think like there is a big chaos in the club. Benitez also said that they are making up those ideas because their aim is destroy us but they can not do it.

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  13. BBC News
    Four gunmen have been killed in an overnight attack on an Indian air force base near Pakistani border, officials say.
    Two soldiers at the Pathankot base were also killed in a gun battle lasting several hours.
    Operations at the base are continuing, with some reports saying gunmen are holed up in the base.
    The whole of India's Punjab state has been placed on alert.
    The base is on the main highway leading to Indian-administered Kashmir.

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  14. BBC News
    Peyton Manning: Denver Broncos quarterback to retire from NFL
    Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is to announce his retirement on Monday, ending a sparkling 18-year career in the NFL.

    Manning, who turns 40 later in March, played his last game when he helped the Broncos win the Super Bowl in February.

    It was his second Super Bowl win, the first coming in 2007 during a 14-year spell with the Indianapolis Colts.

    One of the games most prolific passers, he was voted the NFL's most valuable player a record five times.

    Manning will retire as the NFL's all-time leader in passing touchdowns (539), passing yards (71,940) and quarterback wins (186, tied with Brett Favre).

    His teams made the play-offs in 15 of his 18 seasons.

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  15. BBC News
    Peyton Manning: Denver Broncos quarterback to retire from NFL
    Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is to announce his retirement on Monday, ending a sparkling 18-year career in the NFL.

    Manning, who turns 40 later in March, played his last game when he helped the Broncos win the Super Bowl in February.

    It was his second Super Bowl win, the first coming in 2007 during a 14-year spell with the Indianapolis Colts.

    One of the games most prolific passers, he was voted the NFL's most valuable player a record five times.

    Manning will retire as the NFL's all-time leader in passing touchdowns (539), passing yards (71,940) and quarterback wins (186, tied with Brett Favre).

    His teams made the play-offs in 15 of his 18 seasons.

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