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Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Weekly News Post for Wednesday, January 13th
Ok Prep students!! Exams are over and we are able to get back into the swing of things. Make sure to post my midnight, Wednesday 13th, your weekly news response. A lot has been going in the past week, so I expect some interesting reports. Have fun!
BBC News Iran has released 10 US sailors held for entering its territorial waters, in a swift resolution of an incident that tested newly improved US-Iranian ties. The US expressed its gratitude to Iran for freeing the sailors one day after they were detained when their vessel broke down in the Gulf. Iranian state media said the group was released after apologising. It comes at a sensitive time, as the US and Iran try to implement the deal on Iran's nuclear activities. The incursion was "unintentional", a statement from the Revolutionary Guards quoted by state media said.
BBC News 13.01.2016 Turkey: IS Suicide Bomber Kills 10 In Istanbul Sultanahmet District
A member of the Islamic State has killed 10 people. The eight of them were German tourists. The bomb blow up near to Blue Mosque. Before the attack the German government warned their tourists them to stay away from the crowded places and be safe. Recep Tayip Erdogan said that Turkey was the ‘’ top target for all terrorist groups in religion. They think that who did this attack was a member from Daesh IS (Islamic). IS warned that there will be more attacks in Europe and US. Someone eyewitness the the trouble. He said that it was a suicide bomb. He saw it while he was walking and he return to his hotel . He also says that there were chaos and everyone was running away.
CNN 13 JANUARY 2016 “Disney's $5 billion Chinese theme park set to open”
The countdown has begun. Disney has been talking about building another theme park.This park is going to be on Shanghai. The latest version was due in 2015 but because of the construction problems pushed the date to the future.At the park Shikumen-style ahitecture will take the attention and theme will be the Chinese Zodiac."We feel great about what we're building, and we still feel great about the market," Iger said. "We continue to be impressed with the buzz that we see whenever we go to China.” and also the Shanghai Disney Resort represents a major says growing middle class will spend lots of money on tourism. People are really hopeful about this new park. The park in Shanghai will open on June 16.
CES 2016: MyCaptR app 3D-scans homes using an iPad A start-up company in a promotion is developing an app to a news reporter that can 3D-scan a room in about three minutes. This was accually.... When you think about what is it used for: it might sound not that impressive because it’s just for scanning the room but when you think about it again, it is actually a useful app because move to another house you may want to get new furniture for the new house. In that case you need to measure how wide or long is the room. So a guy from turkey designed a app which can measure that in about 3 minutes and this was a time-saver app.
BBC News Turkey: Bomber kils 10 people in Sultanahmet, İstanbul
A suspected member of Islamic State group has killed 10 people in Sultanahmet, İstanbul. At least 8 of them were german tourists. Also 15 people were wounded and lots of them were german, too. Before this happened german government warned their tourists to stay away from crowded places in open. Islamic State said that there can be more attacks in Europe and U.S
BBC News Alps avalanche kills two French children and Ukrainian
Two french children and a tourist have been killed in the French Alps. Three people is injured. More than 60 rescuers with dogs assisted by four helicopters went to the scene, the local prefecture said in a statement. Witnesses told the France Bleu radio station that the avalanche was likely to have been triggered by groups skiing through the area.French President Francois Hollande offered "sincere condolences" to the victims' families and said "the solidarity of the whole nation" was with them.
CNN News 13 January 2016 The Man Who Takes Vacations in War Zones 50 years old Andrew Drury prepared to taka a trip where as millions of people lost their lifes and flee the bloody chaos in Iraq and Syria. His plan was going across the Kurdish-held territories, which runs close to the frontline with ISIS. When people asks questions about why taking a trip in Iraq and Syria he says : "It's a difficult question -- how much risk to take?" and "You can go right up with the Kurdish troops fighting beyond Mosul. I want to see the Yazidis again... to see if the tribe I met are still alive." Also Andres has fond memories of Yazidi hospitality from a during previous war. He is looking for a adventure to see new places with life risks. After this thing some of the tourists are already booked their vacation in Iraq. So we can clearly understand that some of the world's darkest corners are opening for business and experience.
US thanks Iran for swift release of 10 Navy sailors BBC News 13 January 2016 Wednesday
The Us thanked to Iran for letting 10 US sailors go, their co-operation and quick response but the Vice president said their boat had had simply a problem so there is nothing to apologize for.Also one of the sailors thanked Iran for their hospitality in the video of the news . The sailors detained on Tuesday while they were training in the Gulf and the US investigated how the sailors got into Iran’s water area.They were holding them for entering Iran’s water but they were not spying, said the General Ali Fadavi. And according to John Kerry -who is the Secretary of State-the resolution was testament to the critical role diplomacy plays in keeping their country safe.
An American ship entered in Iran's territory so the Iranians captured those soldiers into their ship. One of the very scared soldiers told that it was their fault and apologized. After hearing this new the U.S. Government told them that they didn't even went into their territory. Basically they kept insisting. They even told that it wasn't even clear if the man apologized or not. I think U.S. is trying to act like the 'harsh one' or the one who doesn't need to apologize. I bet they're lying about it. They're biased.
BBC News Email inventor Ray Tomlinson dies at 74 Internet pioneer Ray Tomlinson, who is credited with the invention of email, has died at the age of 74. The US computer programmer came up with the idea of electronic messages that could be sent from one network to another in 1971. His invention included the ground-breaking use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is now standard. Tomlinson died of an apparent heart attack on Saturday, according to reports. He sent what is now regarded as the first email while working in Boston as an engineer for research company Bolt, Beranek and Newman. Good bye goodman, We will miss you.
BBC News Email inventor Ray Tomlinson dies at 74 Internet pioneer Ray Tomlinson, who is credited with the invention of email, has died at the age of 74. The US computer programmer came up with the idea of electronic messages that could be sent from one network to another in 1971. His invention included the ground-breaking use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is now standard. Tomlinson died of an apparent heart attack on Saturday, according to reports. He sent what is now regarded as the first email while working in Boston as an engineer for research company Bolt, Beranek and Newman. Good bye goodman, We will miss you.
BBC News
ReplyDeleteIran has released 10 US sailors held for entering its territorial waters, in a swift resolution of an incident that tested newly improved US-Iranian ties.
The US expressed its gratitude to Iran for freeing the sailors one day after they were detained when their vessel broke down in the Gulf.
Iranian state media said the group was released after apologising.
It comes at a sensitive time, as the US and Iran try to implement the deal on Iran's nuclear activities.
The incursion was "unintentional", a statement from the Revolutionary Guards quoted by state media said.
BBC News
ReplyDelete13.01.2016
Turkey: IS Suicide Bomber Kills 10 In Istanbul Sultanahmet District
A member of the Islamic State has killed 10 people. The eight of them were German tourists. The bomb blow up near to Blue Mosque. Before the attack the German government warned their tourists them to stay away from the crowded places and be safe. Recep Tayip Erdogan said that Turkey was the ‘’ top target for all terrorist groups in religion. They think that who did this attack was a member from Daesh IS (Islamic). IS warned that there will be more attacks in Europe and US. Someone eyewitness the the trouble. He said that it was a suicide bomb. He saw it while he was walking and he return to his hotel . He also says that there were chaos and everyone was running away.
CNN
ReplyDelete13 JANUARY 2016
“Disney's $5 billion Chinese theme park set to open”
The countdown has begun. Disney has been talking about building another theme park.This park is going to be on Shanghai. The latest version was due in 2015 but because of the construction problems pushed the date to the future.At the park Shikumen-style ahitecture will take the attention and theme will be the Chinese Zodiac."We feel great about what we're building, and we still feel great about the market," Iger said. "We continue to be impressed with the buzz that we see whenever we go to China.” and also the Shanghai Disney Resort represents a major says growing middle class will spend lots of money on tourism. People are really hopeful about this new park. The park in Shanghai will open on June 16.
CES 2016: MyCaptR app 3D-scans homes using an iPad
ReplyDeleteA start-up company in a promotion is developing an app to a news reporter that can 3D-scan a room in about three minutes.
This was accually.... When you think about what is it used for: it might sound not that impressive because it’s just for scanning the room but when you think about it again, it is actually a useful app because move to another house you may want to get new furniture for the new house. In that case you need to measure how wide or long is the room. So a guy from turkey designed a app which can measure that in about 3 minutes and this was a time-saver app.
BBC News
ReplyDeleteTurkey: Bomber kils 10 people in Sultanahmet, İstanbul
A suspected member of Islamic State group has killed 10 people in Sultanahmet, İstanbul. At least 8 of them were german tourists. Also 15 people were wounded and lots of them were german, too. Before this happened german government warned their tourists to stay away from crowded places in open. Islamic State said that there can be more attacks in Europe and U.S
BBC News
ReplyDeleteAlps avalanche kills two French children and Ukrainian
Two french children and a tourist have been killed in the French Alps. Three people is injured. More than 60 rescuers with dogs assisted by four helicopters went to the scene, the local prefecture said in a statement. Witnesses told the France Bleu radio station that the avalanche was likely to have been triggered by groups skiing through the area.French President Francois Hollande offered "sincere condolences" to the victims' families and said "the solidarity of the whole nation" was with them.
CNN News
ReplyDelete13 January 2016
The Man Who Takes Vacations in War Zones
50 years old Andrew Drury prepared to taka a trip where as millions of people lost their lifes and flee the bloody chaos in Iraq and Syria. His plan was going across the Kurdish-held territories, which runs close to the frontline with ISIS. When people asks questions about why taking a trip in Iraq and Syria he says : "It's a difficult question -- how much risk to take?" and "You can go right up with the Kurdish troops fighting beyond Mosul. I want to see the Yazidis again... to see if the tribe I met are still alive." Also Andres has fond memories of Yazidi hospitality from a during previous war. He is looking for a adventure to see new places with life risks. After this thing some of the tourists are already booked their vacation in Iraq. So we can clearly understand that some of the world's darkest corners are opening for business and experience.
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ReplyDeleteUS thanks Iran for swift release of 10 Navy sailors
ReplyDeleteBBC News
13 January 2016 Wednesday
The Us thanked to Iran for letting 10 US sailors go, their co-operation and quick response but the Vice president said their boat had had simply a problem so there is nothing to apologize for.Also one of the sailors thanked Iran for their hospitality in the video of the news .
The sailors detained on Tuesday while they were training in the Gulf and the US investigated how the sailors got into Iran’s water area.They were holding them for entering Iran’s water but they were not spying, said the General Ali Fadavi. And according to John Kerry -who is the Secretary of State-the resolution was testament to the critical role diplomacy plays in keeping their country safe.
CNN News
ReplyDelete14th January
“Our Fault... Our Mistake”
An American ship entered in Iran's territory so the Iranians captured those soldiers into their ship. One of the very scared soldiers told that it was their fault and apologized. After hearing this new the U.S. Government told them that they didn't even went into their territory. Basically they kept insisting. They even told that it wasn't even clear if the man apologized or not. I think U.S. is trying to act like the 'harsh one' or the one who doesn't need to apologize. I bet they're lying about it. They're biased.
BBC News
ReplyDeleteEmail inventor Ray Tomlinson dies at 74
Internet pioneer Ray Tomlinson, who is credited with the invention of email, has died at the age of 74.
The US computer programmer came up with the idea of electronic messages that could be sent from one network to another in 1971.
His invention included the ground-breaking use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is now standard.
Tomlinson died of an apparent heart attack on Saturday, according to reports.
He sent what is now regarded as the first email while working in Boston as an engineer for research company Bolt, Beranek and Newman.
Good bye goodman, We will miss you.
BBC News
ReplyDeleteEmail inventor Ray Tomlinson dies at 74
Internet pioneer Ray Tomlinson, who is credited with the invention of email, has died at the age of 74.
The US computer programmer came up with the idea of electronic messages that could be sent from one network to another in 1971.
His invention included the ground-breaking use of the @ symbol in email addresses, which is now standard.
Tomlinson died of an apparent heart attack on Saturday, according to reports.
He sent what is now regarded as the first email while working in Boston as an engineer for research company Bolt, Beranek and Newman.
Good bye goodman, We will miss you.