Thursday, March 24, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
the CNN Wire Staff
the CNN Wire Staff
Friday, March 18, 2011
cnn wire staff. March 18, 2011.
The radiation levels have gone up to 150 millisieverts for outdoor workers when the ok amount is 50 and they usually keep workers in under 5 millisieverts of radiation. Officials are scared it will increase and they're doing all they can to protect their workers health. Good news though! is that the since friday the situation with the overheating nuclear reactors hasnt worsened.
Discussion reflection
I gained a lot of insight with all the looking into education we did. It made me gain a persepctive into the educational world and I even got my moms perspective on the reforms suggested. I had thought merit pay was a good idea till I learned more about how some teachers find ways to cheat. Then that idea was out the window. I think parent involvment is needed at some level at least. The actual discussion could've been better I think we all didn't really involve ourselves too much as a group. I think next time we can do better.
Monday, March 14, 2011
vancouver sun staff. February 17, 2011.
Lady Gaga appeared on Jay Leno with horns on her face. Confronting rumors about it being implants she pulls off the facial adhesives, shes trying to start her own transmorphing trend.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20110314/wl_afp/japanquake
"Japan reels as second blast rocks nuclear plant." Hiroshi Hiyama. Yahoo daily news. March 14 2011.
They've evacuated over 200 thousand people after the 2nd explosion at a nuclear reactor plant. Its caused more fear of a reactor melting down even though authorities have tried to reassure the public that it won't happen and that there's a low level of radiation not enough to affect anyone yet.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110314/ap_on_bi_ge/as_japan_earthquake
"tides of bodies overwhelmes quake hit japan". Jay alabaster and todd pitman. March 14, 2011.
To add too the already struggling japan with the nuclear, and economic problems theres been thousands of bodies washing in all across the coast overcrowding one coast citys only crematorium.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
WHIP
CNN march 7, 2011
Rebel forces managed to win a victory sunday by blocking an onslaught by Gahdafi's troops and stay in control of the city of Mistrata. They used anything they could get their hands on ,even sticks and stones, to fight and stand up to the army. 42 people killed 85 wounded.
The government lied and saif that it had won a victory in this towna s well as others even though theyre still under the anti gahdafis rule.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
"Police: Father stabs baby to death; deputies kill dad"
By the CNN Wire Staff. March 3rd 2011
Deputies shot 17 year old christopher earl glass as they raced in a chase after him for abducting his 5 month old son from whoever was taking care of him. Police chasing after them were left helpless as they saw christopher make a stabbing motion towards the baby and when he crashed a little later their fears confirmed. The baby died and the deputies shot the father inthe home he broke into trying to escape. Its sad how people can actually hurt a helpless baby and have no remorse. Especially a father to a son.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Deadly fighting as Gadhafi tries to retake rebel-held town" CNN Wire Staff. March 2, 2011
Gahdafi bombed an area that help a lot of rebels and U
US or NATO interferes that "thousands will be killed". He continues to make claims and accusations that there's no protesting and that its all the al qaeda trying to enter northern africa.
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Protest isnt happening?
"Gadhafi clings to power amid growing support for protests". CNN Wire Staff. March 1st 2011
Libyan leader Moammel Gadhafi denies the fact that there's been protesting going on against him. He commented on the demonstrators by asking "are they supporting us?" and when asked about the conflict between government forces being used to combat rebels he denies their involvment. His delusional self claims that his people love him and would die for him.