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I work as a sales.
My hobby is reading some books.
The most beautiful place I've ever visited is Austria and Swiss.
I'd like to improve my engish.

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the weather is hotter and hotter Antarctica's ice is melting
the weather is already hot and we always open the air conditioning is making it worst

To Ka Kiu

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This year is hotter than last year and last year are also hotter then 2016 .lt's hotter and hotter.
That's call ~Global warming~
In the earth ,it have so many rubbishs .
In the earth ,it have just few trees left.
In the polar ,there're already melted lots of ice.
We shouldn't throw too many rubbish .We shouldn't waste any thing .We must be a good citizens. (Danny)

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IN the United States, mass shootings are a fact of life.

That’s not an excuse or a throwaway comment, it’s simply a statement of fact.

So far this year there have been more than 270 mass shootings in the country — that averages out to almost one a day.

On Sunday night in Las Vegas, the 273rd shooting eclipsed them all.

When the death toll hit 50, the Las Vegas boulevard attack — which saw a local man aim automatic weapons from his 32nd floor hotel window towards concertgoers at a country music festival — became the worst mass shooting the US has ever seen.

The death toll currently sits at 59 and at least 527 people have been injured. Both of those figures are expected to rise.

Though the White House has said it’s “not the time” to talk about America’s gun problem, it’s tricky at a time like this to ignore the laws and rights that allowed the gunman to stockpile his arsenal of weapons and cause such an extraordinary scale of fatal destruction.

THE SHOOTER’S STASH OF WEAPONS

The Las Vegas shooter, Nevada local Stephen Paddock, 64, was a regular customer at Guns & Guitars, a weapons store in Mesquite, Nevada.

The store was a few minutes from Paddock’s home and about an hour’s drive from the Las Vegas Strip where he carried out the crime.

While it’s unconfirmed where the weapons used in last night’s shooting were acquired, the store’s general manager Christopher Sullivan said his store had sold guns to the mass murderer.

“Mr Paddock was a customer and purchased firearms from our store; however, all necessary background checks and procedures were followed, as required by local, state, and federal law,” Mr Sullivan said in a statement.

“He never gave any indication or reason to believe he was unstable or unfit at any time.”
When a SWAT team used explosives to bust open the door of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino hotel room where Paddock was staying, they found plenty of reason to believe he had intended to cause harm.

Paddock had holed himself up in the 32nd-floor room for four days and had managed to surround himself by high-powered weapons.

Inside the suite were 17 firearms — a range of rifles and shotguns. Two semiautomatic rifles were set up on tripods and fixed with sites, as well as devices attached to the stocks that allowed them to release fully-automatic gunfire. Semi-automatic weapons are legal in Nevada but fully automatic weapons are not.

The rifles were positioned by the room’s smashed-in windows and aimed toward the location of the Route 91 music festival and its 22,000 attendees down below.

It’s unclear how Paddock got the weapons into inside the hotel, but former Homeland Security Adviser Fran Townsend told CBS News it’s likely he simply brought them in his luggage.

At Paddock’s Mesquite home, officers found 18 more guns, explosives and several thousands rounds of ammunition.

Though the deadly stash was shocking, it’s understood Paddock acquired all of the weapons legally.

NOTHING STOPPING HIM

It’s stunningly easy to get hold of a gun in Nevada.

The right to bear arms is enshrined in the first article of the Silver State’s constitution, and you don’t need a permit to do it.

“Every citizen has the right to keep and bear arms for security and defence, for lawful hunting and recreational use and for other lawful purposes,” the state’s constitution instructs.

In Nevada, people aren’t required to get a licence or register their weapons, and there’s no limit to the number of guns a person can buy at one time.Gun-owners have the choice of whether to conceal their weapons or carry them openly, and they’re even allowed to bring them into casinos, bars, and polling places.

Background checks aren’t enforced for private sellers, and the state doesn’t regulate unsafe firearms.

There are some restrictions, like not being allowed to bring a gun to a school or university campuses. Private event organisers and venues are of course allowed to prohibit weapons, as the Route 91 Harvest Festival which Paddock shot at did.GUN LAWS AND MASS SHOOTINGS

The right to bear arms is a well-defended tenet of the American constitution, but gun laws differ across the US.

Nevada’s gun laws — along with Utah, where a store owner has confirmed Paddock also bought a weapon — are among the most lenient in the country.

States with more relaxed gun laws have more guns, and as logic have it, states with more guns also have more gun deaths.And although deaths from mass shootings make up only a small portion of America’s firearm deaths, it’s worth noting that these states also have more mass shootings like the one we saw unfold overnight.

The Las Vegas shooting became the nation’s worst mass shooting in history when the death toll ticked over to 50 early Sunday morning. Since then, it’s risen to 59 and at least 527 were injured.

The shocking toll outstrips that of last year’s Orlando spooring where a gunman fatally shot 49 people at a gay nightclub before he was shot dead by police.

In 2007, a gunman slaughtered 32 people before killing himself at Virginia Tech university.

In 2012, a man shot dead his mother before killing 20 children, six adults and then himself at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

At the time the deadliest gun massacre the US had seen, the Sandy Hook shooting was billed as a wake-up call to America and saw multiple gun laws proposed at federal and state levels.Few states ended up strengthening their gun laws and a big push to pass tougher restrictions on gun sales at a federal level failed.

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Sea pollution is the one of the world's problems because the people always throw the rubbish into the sea.The animals in the sea will eat the plastic which is the rubbish.If we want to fix the problem,we need to teach the people to know  the sea is very important to us.                             Adriana

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North Korea is threatening to test and launch nuclear weapons, and is also threatening to start a war towards countries like America, Japan and South Korea. If North Korea starts a war using nuclear bombs, the consequences will be so terrible that probably even the aliens in space will think we are crazy, blowing each other up.
If we do not want to end up in a terrible war, someone or something needs to stop North Korea from continuing this madness, to prevent this from happening.

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North Korea is tring to use nuclear weapons to attack Guam-America's military base. It will start a war if North Korea does this. I hope they will understand this.

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LAS VAGAS SHOOTING
50 people dead and over 500 people injured.

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The gunman recently bought several weapons.

Christopher Sullivan, general manager of Guns & Guitars, a gun shop in Mesquite, Nev., said he was awakened at 4 a.m. Monday by a telephone call from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, which was tracing Mr. Paddock's guns.

Mr. Sullivan confirmed that Mr. Paddock had bought three guns at his shop - a handgun and two rifles - within the last year. All the purchases were legal and cleared routine federal screening, Mr. Sullivan said.

"The man does not have a criminal history," Mr. Sullivan said of Mr. Paddock.

Mr. Sullivan, who said he had also been contacted by the F.B.I. and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, would not provide detailed descriptions of the guns. "We have cooperated with local and federal authorities," he said.

He described Mr. Paddock as seeming like "a normal fellow, a normal guy - nothing out of the ordinary."

"As for what goes on in a person's mind, I couldn't tell you," Mr. Sullivan said. "I know nothing about him personally."

How did the shooting unfold?

The first reports of the shooting came at 10:08 p.m. local time. Officers were overheard on police radio channels reporting that they were pinned down by gunfire. Shortly before midnight, the Las Vegas p olice reported that "one suspect is down," and soon after, the police said they did not believe there were any more active gunmen.

The Route 91 Harvest Festival bills itself as "three days of country music on the Vegas Strip," and Sunday night's performance was the last of the festival. The site of the concert, the Las Vegas Village and Festival Grounds, operated by MGM Resorts, sprawls over 15 acres and has a capacity of 40,000 people. The festival's website said this year's three-day concert was sold out.

Tenaja Floyd of Boise, Idaho, said many of the people around her in the concert crowd thought at first that the sounds came from fireworks, but "I knew immediately, that wasn't fireworks." She said her mother, Jennifer, threw her to the ground and lay on top of her to protect her. As people started running out of the venue, she said, they thought they might be trampled, so they decided to join the rush to leave.

Video of the shooting captured nine seconds of continuous rapid fire, followed by 37 seconds of silence from the weapon and panicked screaming from the crowd. Gunfire then erupted again in at least two more bursts, both shorter than the first.

In the confusion after the shooting, the police also descended on the Ali Baba Restaurant, about a 10-minute drive from the Mandalay Bay, and investigated reports of a shooting at the New York-New York Hotel and Casino, not far from the concert ground.

The police reported clearing out the Mandalay Bay's 29th floor and then working their way up to the 32nd floor. A police Twitter post described reports of an "active shooter" near or around the Mandalay Bay casino.

SWAT units swarmed the upper floors of the Mandalay Bay, closing in on the source of the shooting, a room on the 32nd floor where they found the gunman with "in excess of 10 rifles," the sheriff said. "We believe the individual killed himself prior to our entry."

Video from the shooting showed Mr. Aldean, the final performer of the night, running off the stage as the gunfire erupted.

Jake Owen, a country singer who was on stage with Mr. Aldean when the shooting began, told CNN on Monday that it was like "shooting fish in a barrel from where he was."

"This is not an exaggeration: This shooting was going on for at least 10 minutes," he added. "It was nonstop."

Harrowing video of mass shooting during @Jason_Aldean set of #Route91Harvest Festival in #LasVegas. #MandalayBay pic.twitter.com/gaXgDBbZKV
- Evan Schreiber (@SchreiberEvan) Oct. 2, 2017

Concertgoers described hearing round after round of gunfire. "Everyone was running, you could see people getting shot," Gail Davis, one of the witnesses, said. "I've never been that scared in my life," she added. "To have this happen, I can't wrap my mind around it."

The president calls the shooting 'an act of pure evil.'

Speaking at the White House, President Trump called the shooting " an act of pure evil, " ordered flags flown at half-staff, and said he would travel to Las Vegas on Wednesday.

"The F.B.I. and the Department of Homeland Security are working closely with local authorities to assist in the investigation," Mr. Trump said, and he praised the performance of the Las Vegas police. "The speed with which they reacted was miraculous and prevented further loss of life."

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Las Vegas Shooting Live Updates: Gunman Kills at Least 58

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The gunman recently bought several weapons. Christopher Sullivan, general manager of Guns & Guitars, a gun shop in Mesquite, Nev., said he was awakened at 4 a.m. Monday by a telephone call from the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, which was tracing Mr. Paddock's guns.

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I think global warming is one of the world's problems because we are not environmentally friendly and have been making waste. Affected not only humans, even animals are hurt by us. If we no longer cherish the side of the material, the problem will never be resolved!

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Where is the padlet????

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⬇️They're my little turtles🐢😘

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I want to be a computer game programmer💻⌨️🕹in the future.i like to play computer games，💻📱🕹😀 and think in a creative way.i can think from the player’s perspective and decide it is fun or not.i need to be creative and outgoing to do this job.

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I want to be a toy designer when I grow up because I like making things

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I want to be a musician when I grow up. I like music and I like Mozart.

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I want to be a famous dancer when I grow up. My dream is to perform on stage in front of many audiences. I always enjoy performing in front of others, and most importantly enjoy the stage. Besides, I would like to teach others and share the happiness of dancing to others.

Despite there is a long way to go and much to learn for being a dancer, I will try hard to strengthen my fundamental skills of dancing as well as participate in different competitions to gain more experience.

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I want to be a paediatrician when I grow up.I want to be a paediatrician because I want to cure sick children👶🏻👶🏻

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I want to be a vet when I grow up,because I love animals so much and I have some experience in handling animals!

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I want to be a mechanical engineering. I want to invent some machines to make people have better lives.

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I want to be a teacher when I grow up because I want to teach them to become a good person.Teachers need to be patient and passionate . It need to be hard-working too.I think I am suitable for the job.

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I want to be a vet when I grow up, because I love animals very much and I keep a parrot at home! Vets need to be patient and caring. I think I am suitable for the job because I have experience of animals care.  my parrot ~Momo↓

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Aston: I want to be a toy designer. I want to be a pharmacist too. Pharmacists need knowledge about medicines.

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Aston: I want to be a toy designer. I want to be a pharmacist too. Pharmacists need knowledge about medicines.

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I want to be a fashion designer when l grow up.Angel

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I want to be a fashion designer when l grow up.Angel

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I want to be a vet when I grow up,because l love animals so much so I want to cure sick animals.💕

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When I grow up, I wanna be an artist, since I'm in love with drawing pictures. :)

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When I grow up, I wanna be an artist, since I'm in love with drawing pictures. :)

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I want be a toy designer.I will design mini vehicles like cars ,tanks and I will join the Lego team and design Lego for children

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I want to be a vet in the future

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"Alphabet Occupations" - ABC Jobs Song for Kids | Learn the alphabet phonics with Jobs & Occupations

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Here are some different jobs. Do you know all of them?

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Here are some different jobs. Do you know all of them?

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Jobs and Occupations: English Vocabulary

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What do you want to be in the future? Please watch the video and tell us.

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What do you want to be in the future? Please watch the video and tell us.

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people song - English with Korean Subtitles.