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Brussels attacks: How secure can public places be?
As we know from the news that there are a lot of explosions over the europe. For example the brussel attack which happend like 2 days ago. Even without thinking outside the box, Turkey, we have been facing a lot of explosions in our country. And we are scared now. We became paranoiac. And we are asking questions to ourselfs. Are the places which are open to the public, are safe?
We are not sure but we choose to not go to those places because we know the fact that we may get killed. But now, I think we are prepared because there are twice as many cops are there in the streets. The europe is now getting prepared for this because its now getting out of the control.
So to sum up this topic, I would not recomend you going to malls or use public transport, because its just now dangerous. But the life isn’t over yet so I guess we should be prepared because we will have to use public transport or we will have to go to a mall because of some special reasons. But be carefull and stay home. Even getting prepared for these explosions will not be enough.
Supposedly dropped food is safe for about five seconds. Is there any truth to this supposed "rule"?
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23 March 2016
Think about the foods that we dropped to the floor and then eat. The bacterias in these foods are harmful but we don't care. Because people believe in five-second rule:If less than 5 seconds pass after the food had dropped). For Adam Hemsworth 5 second rule is true but in science it is defiantly not.
According to Adam Taylor: "Scientifically speaking there is no five-second rule.If the food touches surface for nano second it is contaminated." So as soon as the food touches the floor it gets microbes, some dirt and you may get sick from some kind of a bacteria.(For example Salmonella.)
You may think your house is clean but it is not: there are 9.000 different types of microscopic creatures and 7.000 different bacteria according to 2015 study. So if you dropped your food don't believe in five-second rule and then don't eat.
These new virtual reality roller coasters look incredible
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Six flags and samsung are working together for the virtual reality roller coasters starting this month in texas,georgia,california,maryland, massachhusetts,missouri,new york, quebec they will let the people who ride roller coaster to use their virtual reality mask they riders will not see the boring metal road and the ground they will think that they are in space fighting with aliens or flyign trough metrapolis with supermen while he is killing the robots lex luthoe sends or sometimes if they are lucky some of thr riders will be able to intteract with the virtual relity world by shooting the aliens or the robots.
THIS İS THE CENK'S POST NOT MİNE HE İS NOT ABLE POST HIS SO HE WANTED FROM ME
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For the sun of the movie, Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice is a fight between a masked private detective who has machine guns mounted in his car and a flying alien who wears a red cape and shoots laser beams from his eyes. It sounds as if it should be children’s cartoon, and it probably would have been, four or five years ago. But not any more. The movie has some scenes involved to Man of steel.After that movie people started to ask is he really fights for justice?Is he responsible for the thousands of casualties and the billions of dollars of property damage caused by his titanic tussle? Could he one day turn against the human race? The movie's trailer is a little bit Alike to Captain America:Civil War but there is no way to CA can have as much BvsS. About the Batman Here at last is the sadistic, fascistic, half-crazed vigilante that comic fans have been waiting for. r. And there is alsk Wonder woman who is an iconic Amazonian warrior princess, and her debut in BvS won’t win over the doubters. I won’t reveal who triumphs in the showdown between the title characters, but when it comes to keeping the viewer’s attention, Batman is the winner by a knock-out.
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ReplyDeleteBernie Sanders has swept to victory over Hillary Clinton in all three states that voted for the Democratic presidential nominee on Saturday.
The biggest prize was Washington state, but Mr Sanders also won in Alaska and Hawaii, boosting his campaign.
He was projected to have taken more than 70% of the vote in all three.
Mr Sanders thanked his supporters and said his "campaign has the momentum", but he still faces a tough task to overhaul Mrs Clinton.
She went into Saturday's votes leading Mr Sanders by 1,223 delegates to 920.
When superdelegates - party officials who can support either candidate - who have so far declared their allegiance are included, Mrs Clinton was ahead by 1,692 to 949 in the race to reach 2,383 delegates.
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ReplyDeleteBatman v Superman takes $424m at global box office
This is slightly interesting and fun topic. Now we all wanted a conflict between superman and batman because they are one of the strongest superheroes in DC Comics and now we have it. There is a film where superman and batman fights. Me and millions of people watched this film. When millions of people watch a movie when the film came out you can understand that that movie is great. Dawn of Justice opened on more than 40,000 screens in 66 markets, including 16,000 in China, 4,242 in the US, 1,701 in the UK and 1,696 in South Korea. The global total - the fourth-highest ever - included $170.1m in the United States, a record for a March debut and the sixth-highest US opening weekend. That is incredible. How can a film can take $424m at global box office? This is called quality. The DC Comics adaptation, which cost more than $250m to make, was Warner Bros' second-highest international opening after Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.