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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/30/us/new-shoes-teacher-trnd/index.html
Title of Article: This Nebraska Teacher's Shoes were stolen; So his students surprised him with new ones.
Author:  Alisha Ebrahimji
Date: 01-30-21
Summery: Shoes stolen and students bought anew

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this nebraska teacher's shoes were stolen from his classroom

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so his students surprised him with new ones - cnn

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This teacher's shoes were stolen from his classroom, so his students surprised him with new ones

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but in this case, you could say the same about a video of a Nebraska teacher when he got an unexpected gift from his students.

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In January I turned 14 years old. Looking back I regret not having a birthday party. Attached is something that I downloaded on my birthday, January 22nd. I believe this was for AVID and that wretched 3D-modelling assignment. My partner for the Assignment was Ethan Wittkup and I remember asking Mr. Nott for help at least a dozen times and my inquires were meet with science and degredation.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/02/29/world/boris-johnson-carrie-symonds-pregnant/index.html
Title of Article: Boris Johnson is Pregnant
Author: Ralph Ellis and Nada Bashir, CNN
Date: 02-29-20
Summery: Boris prego

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and partner Carrie Symonds announce pregnancy and engagement

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his partner Carrie Symonds have announced that they are expecting a baby and are engaged to be married, Downing Street confirmed on Saturday.

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In February I remember starting the #FreeJerome movement when Jerome was wrongfully imprisoned by the tyranny of the teachers. The movement quickly gained traction until it was brought into the principle's circle where I was promptly reprimanded for standing up for a classmate. I personally still dont see what was wrong with this movement.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/31/us/iyw-dog-delivers-groceries-to-neighbor-trnd/index.html
Title of Article: Dog trained to deliver groceries
Author: Bethany Hines, CNN
Date: 03-31-2020
Summery: Cute

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A woman trained her dog to deliver groceries to a neighbor with health problems

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During a time of social distancing, it was one of the better options.

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On march 15th 2020 was our last day of school, it was quite an unexpected and unwanted change. I remember on that day debating with someone on if the school would be shut down or not. I was firmly on the side that it would not be shut down because there is no cases near us. But later that day stuff happens that would forever change my body for the worse.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/30/celebrities/britney-spears-home-gym-burned-intl-scli/index.html
Title of Article:
Author: Amy Woodyatt, CNN
Date: 04-30-2020
Summery:

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britney spears accidentally burned down her home gym - cnn

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Britney Spears accidentally burned down her home gym -- oops

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Her dance moves are red hot, her style is sizzling. But always one to fan the flames of pop culture, Britney Spears has announced that she accidentally burned down her home gym.

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Literally Nothing happen, I sat in the same chair all day everyday staring at my fish tank longing for at least some quantity of human interaction.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/05/31/us/man-with-autism-makes-balloon-art-for-essential-workers-iyw-trnd/index.html
Title of Article:  Artest with autism makes balloon sculptures
Author: Lauren Lee, CNN
Date: 04-31-2020
Summery: Autistic artest gives art

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artist with autism makes balloon sculptures to thank essential workers - cnn

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Artist with autism makes balloon sculptures to thank essential workers

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The coronavirus pandemic has spurred an outpouring of gratitude for our essential workers. One New Jersey man is using his "Ausome" talent to dish out balloons filled with joy in his community.

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I officially had lost all human interaction and I was very lonely.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/30/world/flying-snakes-movement-study-scli-intl-scn/index.html
Title of Article: Flying Snakes?
Author: Jack Guy, CNN
Date: 06-30-2020
Summery: SNAKES CAN FLY!

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flying snakes? here's how snakes can glide through the air - cnn

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Snakes can glide through the air -- and this is how

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For some, the sight of a snake slithering on the ground is scary enough, so how about one launching itself through the air?

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I started to work at the NCHGS Museum again but this year I was both streaming their Coffee and Conversations along with doing the physical labor. I learned a lot of amazing things about the world and specifically Minnesotan history and I am so happy I did.

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Link:https://www.cnn.com/style/article/stonehenge-sarsen-stones-intl-hnk-scli-scn/index.html
Title of Article: Stone henge orgins
Author: Jessie Yeung, CNN
Date: 07-30-2020
Summery: Stonehenge

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For centuries, the source of Stonehenge's massive sarsen stones have been an open mystery.

Archaeologists and historians have long debated where the giant sarsen stones, used to create the prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, could have come from.

On Wednesday, researchers announced a breakthrough discovery that placed the sarsen stones' likely origin in West Woods -- a woodland area just 15 miles away from Stonehenge, close to the town of Marlborough.

"MYSTERY SOLVED!" tweeted English Heritage, which looks after the site and contributed to the study. "We FINALLY (almost certainly...) know where Stonehenge's giant sarsen stones come from!"

The stone circle monument, built by Neolithic people, is largely made from two types of stone. There are the smaller slabs known as bluestones, which are known to have come from the Preseli Hills in southwest Wales.

The larger standing stones, known as megaliths, are made of sarsen, a local sandstone. They weigh up to 30 tonnes and stand up to 7 meters (nearly 23 feet) tall, and form all fifteen stones of Stonehenge's central horseshoe. Experts suspected for a long time that the stones could have originated from the Marlborough Downs, a group of hills north of the monument -- but the truth had been "impossible to identify until now," said the statement from English Heritage, which looks after the site.

This all changed last year, when a missing piece of the stones was returned. A core from a sarsen stone was removed by 1958, and kept by an excavations employee, who asked that it be returned to the monument on the eve of his 90th birthday.

"When Robert (the employee) decided to return the core last year, experts started piecing together a puzzle," tweeted English Heritage.

The team, funded by the British Academy, carried out non-destructive testing on the sarsen stones and the missing core, which showed that most shared a similar chemistry and came from the same area. Then, they analyzed sarsen outcrops all across England, from Norfolk to Devon, to compare those chemical compositions with the Stonehenge samples. The method is similar to matching a "chemical fingerprint," said the study, which was published in the journal Science Advances.

The results finally found the best match in one location -- West Woods, about a 40-minutes' drive away.

"It has been really exciting to harness 21st century science to understand the Neolithic past, and finally answer a question that archaeologists have been debating for centuries," said David Nash of the University of Brighton, who led the study.

West Woods is a picturesque forested area spanning nearly 390 hectares (960 acres). It's popular for its cycling and walking trails, and for springtime flower blooms.

There are still questions unanswered. For example, there are two stones that appear to have come from different source areas from the other Stonehenge sarsens.

"While this could be coincidental, one possibility is that their presence marks out the work of different builder communities who chose to source their materials from a different part of the landscape," said the study.

It's also unclear why the original Stonehenge builders chose to source their sarsen from West Woods, when there were so many other areas nearby dense with sarsen stones -- but the study's team theorized it could be because of the sheer size of the West Wood stones.

"We can now say, when sourcing the sarsens, the over-riding objective was size -- they wanted the biggest, most substantial stones they could find and it made sense to get them from as nearby as possible," said historian Susan Greaney, one of the study's co-authors, in the English Heritage statement. "This is in stark contrast to the source of the bluestones, where something quite different -- a sacred connection to these mountains perhaps -- was at play."

"Yet again this evidence highlights just how carefully considered and deliberate the building of this phase of Stonehenge was," she added.

The discovery sheds light on where these Neolithic populations were based, and where they gathered their materials -- but also helps narrow down the path to Stonehenge. Another long-standing mystery isn't just where the stones came from, but how they were transported such far distances to the monument's site.

"Our results further help to constrain the most likely route along which the sarsens were transported to Stonehenge," said the study. For instance, researchers can now rule out previous theories that the stones traveled from the village Avebury south or southwest to Stonehenge.

The study added that further investigations are needed to narrow down the stones' exact source location within West Woods, and to identify "prehistoric sarsen extraction pits."

"To be able to pinpoint the area that Stonehenge's builders used to source their materials around 2500 BC is a real thrill," said Greaney in the statement. "Now we can start to understand the route they might have traveled and add another piece to the puzzle."

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Archaeologists discover the likely source of Stonehenge's giant sarsen stones

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For centuries, the source of Stonehenge's massive sarsen stones have been an open mystery. Archaeologists and historians have long debated where the giant sarsen stones, used to create the prehistoric monument in Wiltshire, England, could have come from.

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Did the exact same thing as June, Every Wednesday I went to the Ada Museum and worked that was all my summer.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/31/tech/amazon-drone-faa-approval/index.html
Title of Article:
Author: Matt McFarland, CNN Business
Date: 08-31-2020
Summery: ROBOT REVOLUTION

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Amazon gets closer to drone delivery with FAA approval

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Amazon received a critical certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration on Saturday, bringing it a step closer to launching drone delivery in the United States.

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I did the exact same thing   as august.

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https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/fly-free-green-greene-trnd/index.html

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09-29-2020

If your name is greene free flight

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(CNN) - Frontier Airlines is offering free flights for people with the last name "Green" or "Greene."

The Colorado airline says it operates "America's greenest flight" and is giving away flights -- up to $400 in value -- for the promotion of Green Week, the company's ecofriendly initiative.

"Our fleet's fuel efficiency is unmatched by other U.S. airlines and allows Frontier to deliver not only the lowest fares but the most sustainable approach to flying," President and CEO Barry Biffle said in a statement.

The airline says customer response has been positive.

"We're very excited to share our green message with everyone," said Zach Kramer, a Frontier Airline spokesman, adding that many people are tagging friends with those names. "I was surprised how many people have the last name Green."

Passengers must book a flight on FlyFrontier.com, must depart on Tuesday and return by August 20, and must legally have the last name Green or Greene.

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Is your last name Green or Greene? You could fly free this month

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(CNN) - Frontier Airlines is offering free flights for people with the last name "Green" or "Greene." The Colorado airline says it operates "America's greenest flight" and is giving away flights -- up to $400 in value -- for the promotion of Green Week, the company's ecofriendly initiative.

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Went back to school online .... It sucked

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/10/31/us/dennys-breakfast-sandwich-goes-blue-for-halloween-trnd/index.html
Title of Article:  Denny celebrating blue moon
Author: Lauren M. Johnson, CNN
Date: 08-31-20
Summery: New ood at dennys that looks disgusting

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The rare Halloween Blue Moon called for a breakfast twist at Denny's

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In honor of the rare Halloween Blue Moon on Saturday, Denny's restaurants in Miami are offering a sandwich of a different color.

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Was my first Halloween not going out .... It sucked, This would have been my costume.

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/30/cnn-underscored/ancestry-dna-kit-23andme-deals-cyber-monday-2020/index.html
Title of Article: Cheap DNA Test Kits

Author: CNN Underscored Staff
Date: 11-30-20
Summery: Sale

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DNA kits are up to $100 off this Cyber Monday - CNN Underscored

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The AncestryDNA® kit is on sale for $49, while the AncestryHealth® kit and 23andMe Health + Ancestry Service are both marked down to $99 for a limited time.

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Thanksgiving without friends and family ... It sucked

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Link: https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/31/investing/dow-stock-market-2020/index.html
Title of Article: Record Highs on S&P and Dow

Author:  Anneken Tappe, CNN Business
Date: 12-31-2020
Summery: Record Highs

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dow and s&p 500 end 2020 at record highs - cnn

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Dow and S&P 500 end 2020 at record highs

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The Dow and the S&P 500 started and ended this unprecedented year at all-time highs - with a lot of volatility along the way.

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Christmas without family ... It Sucked