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3. This arrested my attention as the source of this mystery is still unknown, I am interested in this kind of things, so this piece of news arrested my attention.
P.S. Please help me to delete the posts with only my name on it.

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Link:
msn.com/en-sg/news/national/bound-bodies-of-woman-child-found-on-beach/ar-AAnGZaF?ocid=spartanntp
Summary:
Bodies of a woman and her child were found bound on a beach in front of the Tropical Spice Garden in Teluk Bahang, Malaysia.

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1.Link:
https://news.aisaone.com/news/world/dubai-set-roll-out-flying-cars-july#xtor=CS3-17

2.Summary:
This story is about Dubai announcing plans to launch driver-less flying cars.The head of Dubai's Road and Transport Authorities (RTA) planned to develop passenger-carrying drones as a way of transport across the United Arab Emirates' biggest city. Some other cities like Las Vegas city plans to do the same.

3.What arrested my attention:
Flying cars. If there were flying cars in Dubai, as well as the rest of the world, how awesome can it get! Would we be able to sit in flying driver-less cars? Maybe by that time people would not even need to take driving tests as most of the cars would turn out to be driver-less! Would it cause accidents on the roads or would it even cause breakdowns in the middle of the road?

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South Korea has consistently pointed the finger of blame at North Korea for the assassination, citing what they say was a standing order from Kim Jong-Un to kill his half-brother, who lived in exile.
What capture me:
I felt shocking as North Korea president,kills his half brother and who want to kill your brother or half brother.

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Just on today 27 february, the Court of Appeal upheld the respective sentences handed to Michael Garing and Tony Imba, who were convicted of a brutal murder in the 2010 kallang slashings.
Michael Garing , who weilded the murder weapon was given the death penalty, while Tony Imba was sentenced to life imprisonment and 24 strokes of the cane.
I just can't understand why must people kill each other. The thought of it made me puke. I hope this kind of incident  would not happen again.
Here is the link:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/kallang-slashings-duos-sentences-upheld-by-appeal-court

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Schooling smashes 8-year record at US swim meet, AsiaOne Singapore News
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/schooling-smashes-8-year-record-us-swim-meet
Summary: Joseph Schooling broke the record for the 50m freestyle with a time of 18.76s.
Why it caught my attention: Joseph Schooling won the gold medal at the rio olympics last year but I am still quite surprised that he can keep up his good form.

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A huge fire happened at Tuas waste management and took four hours to put out. The police is now investigating the cause of the fire

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pokemon go gen 2 came out!
Summary: Pokemon Generation 2 came early.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-02-24-pokemon-go-new-gen-2-pokemon-johto-region-4819
what caught my attention: i love playing pokemon go.

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This is a hard truth of our society, of all of us these days. I am perhaps guilty as charge as well. In this article, it describes a few typical scenarios that we can identify with so easily. Let's not be zombies... look up and smile and greet all we see, time to see everyone's beautiful smiles ... let not our habits make us cold and insensitive beings.

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My wife and I decided to take advantage of the spring-like weather and head for the beach.

We were not surprised to find that others had the same idea.

Foot traffic was so thick on the boardwalk that we could move only at a sluggish pace. We didn't care. We were there to look at the dark, beautiful winter water, gently lapping up close, frothy further out. Visually, we drank our fill.

But what struck us as remarkable was how many of our fellow promenaders had no interest in the view. These were the cellphone zombies. There they were, on a crowded beach on the warmest day of the year, faces buried in their phones.

Had the Long Island Sound vanished in a silent puff of mystical energy, I doubt that they would have noticed. How the cellphone zombies avoided colliding with one another is a question best left to Stephen King.

Whatever works on the boardwalk, it fails on the roads. Lately, we read that drivers using their phones are causing so many collisions that insurance premiums can't keep up. Half of teenage drivers surveyed admit to texting while behind the wheel and a two-second glance at the screen exponentially increases the likelihood of an accident. Holding a phone in the hand makes things worse, but, as Tom Vanderbilt notes in his 2009 book Traffic, statistics for hands-free phones are not much better.

Okay, all of this is reasonably well known. (Maybe not the hands-free phone bit, which was news to me, but the rest.)

Cellphones can be dangerous, but the zombies at the beach weren't behind the wheel. Yet, even distracted pedestrians seem to be having more accidents. And there is growing evidence that young smartphone users exhibit the same behaviour as addicts.

But my libertarian conscience does not want to tell anybody else how to live. If people want to come to the beach on a warm winter day and ignore the view, they should have the same freedom as anybody else to enjoy themselves in their own way. True, the zombies turned out to be the ones slowing foot traffic and, in that sense, were uncivil. Given, however, that the zombies constituted a large majority of those strolling along the boardwalk, perhaps our norms of civility need rewriting.

Colour me old: I can remember when strangers greeted each other on the street. There is a warmth in such behaviour, a welcoming, a mutual assurance that each of us belongs. In the days of Jim Crow, many of the norms that supported the segregationist state were informal. Among them was the notion that white men would greet other white men whom they happened to encounter on the sidewalk, but would ignore black men, who would be expected to stand aside. The norms for women were more complex.

Nowadays on campus, students literally bump into their professors and, noses buried in their cellphones, bounce off and keep moving without a word.

Of course, nobody has an obligation to greet anyone else on the street. But social psychologists who study the effects of technology warn us that the lack of acknowledgement creates an "absent presence".

When we are ignored by those around us, stress levels rise. The fight-or-flight reflex might even kick in. Presumably, these effects are minimal or absent in the zombies themselves: They do not notice those around them and, therefore, could hardly respond to being ignored.

But for those whose faces happen not to be buried in their phones, the stress effects of being surrounded by zombies are, in the long run, probably deleterious to health.

The obvious response is that we no longer live in a civil era.

Almost two decades ago, I published a book called Civility: Manners, Morals, And The Etiquette Of Democracy. There I defined civility not principally as good manners (although I do believe that manners matter), but as the sum of the sacrifices we make for the sake of living together.

Fans of the volume have been asking lately whether I might perhaps bring out a revised edition, to take account of our depressing national politics.

Perhaps at some point, I will. But I do not see our politics as the cause of our growing incivility. Our politics is the fruit of our growing incivility.

If we expect better from officeholders and candidates and activists, we have to demand better from ourselves. A good place to start might be saying hello on the street. If that's too big a change, how about if we all look up from our screens a bit more often and enjoy the view.

BLOOMBERG
* Stephen L. Carter is a Bloomberg View columnist.

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Cellphone zombies, look up and say hello

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My wife and I decided to take advantage of the spring-like weather and head for the beach. We were not surprised to find that others had the same idea. Foot traffic was so thick on the boardwalk that we could move only at a sluggish pace. We didn't care.

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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/man-injured-after-falling-from-fourth-floor-of-orchard-central

Summary:
A teenager identified as Jonathan Chow Hua Guang. The teen was taking a photo along the bridge but the phone fell onto a ledge. the ledge was a "decorative box" made of plaster board used to cover up trusses and it was non-load bearing.the boy landed on his right side, and there was a pool of blood beneath him.

What caught my attention:
The teen should have thought if it was dangerous and ask the mall manger to help him to take it.The manger would have taken care of it.I think we should think before we act.

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http://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/woman-shot-dead-in-penang-gone-in-5-minutes-after-leaving-office

Summary:

A Penang woman was gunned down hitman-style just minutes after she left her office by one of two men on a motorcycle in broad daylight.

What caught my attention:

Such shocking violent crime is happening in neighbouring Malaysia in broad daylight and Malaysian police is still clueless on the motive for the murder. We should be more careful when traveling out of Singapore and stay low-profile to avoid attention.

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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/man-injured-after-falling-from-fourth-floor-of-orchard-central
Summary:
A 17 year old boy was killed when he fell from the fourth floor of Orchard Central. His phone had fallen into a ledge and he was trying to get it back when he fell off.

What caught my attention:
Many of us use our phones while walking on the road or other places. Even I do it...😶. But this horrifying accident has made me a lot more careful when I use my phone.
I can't believe that boy wasted his life just because of a phone!

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http://www.tnp.sg/news/singapore/cyclist-killed-multi-vehicle-accident
Summary:
A woman was killed in an accident involving several vehicles, including a private bus and a lorry, at Pioneer Road North towards Nanyang Crescent evening at January 13 2017.
what caught my attention:
this accident  has made me to be more careful when walking across traffic roads as you may not know what will happened next .

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Link:
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/two-hurt-in-fire-at-shenton-house
Summary:
A fire broke out at Shenton House in the Central Business District around lunchtime on 24 February 2017. Two women - one in her 20s and the other in her 50s - were taken to Singapore General Hospital after they inhaled smoke. The fire, which started in a unit on the 15th floor of 3 Shenton Way, was put out with a water jet.
What caught my attention:
The Shenton House doesn't has any factories to cause the fire, so the starting of the fire made me curious, could it be a threat....

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Link:
http://www.straitstimes.com/sport/swimming-another-day-another-record-for-joseph-schooling

Summary:

Joseph Schooling won the Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championships at Austin, Texas. He was 50 seconds faster than Jack Conger who clocked 44.56 seconds.
What caught my attention:
Joseph Schooling did well in last year's swimming competition and I am very proud of him. I also hope that he can get first place in other competitions again! Good luck Schooling!

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Schooling Big 12 wimming and Diving Competition

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Link:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-39056634
Summary:
Poachers kill 2 rhinoceroses at an orphanage in South Africa.
What caught my attention:
This incident has made me very crossed of what the poachers did. We all know that rhinoceroses are endangered animals yet these 2 poachers have a heart of stone and didn't spare a thought for them. This has taught me that there are still heartless people among us and that we shouldn't make one's pain into another's happiness. We should care for everything and have a heart of gold.

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Summary:This news is about Adisak Plitapolkarnpim, director of Child Safety Promotion said that  the toy, slime, sold as a set of ingredients that children mix, was unsafe as some versions contain toxic chemicals. Such as shaving foam, detergent and borax.
What caught my attention: Many children are making or buying slime to play with them and did not know that they are made from toxic substances. I would like to warn the children who are playing with slime to be more careful

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Children's slime toy can be 'toxic', researcher says

A researcher test slime ingredients for toxic substances. Photos by Patipat Janthong

Parents are being warned about a popular toy known as "slime" as some versions contain toxic chemicals.

Please join us on our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/bangkokpostlearning

Post Reporters

Parents are being warned about a popular toy known as .

Adisak Plitapolkarnpim, of Child Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention Research Centre, said yesterday the toy, sold as a set of ingredients that children , was unsafe as some contain chemicals.

Slime is a composed of that help children their motor skills .

Dr Adisak's comments came after a Facebook post a girl contracted a blood after playing with caused .

Child Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention Research Centre , Adisak Plitapolkarnpim, holds as he warns parents that the do-it-yourself toy can be unsafe for children. Dr Adisak this was a preliminary investigation and that there would be more details studies in the future.

Vocabulary:

adhesive : a substance used for making things stick together - สิ่งที่ทำให้ติดอยู่ได้

borax (noun) : a white mineral, usually in powder form, used in making glass and as an antiseptic (= a substance that helps to prevent infection in wounds) - สารบอแรกซ์

caution : careful thought and lack of hurry in order to try to avoid risks or danger - ความระมัดระวัง

claim : to say that something is true although it has not been proved and other people may not believe it - อ้าง

composed of : to be made of or formed from something; consist of - ประกอบด้วย

concern : a worry - ความกังวล

confirmation : a statement, letter, etc. that shows that something is true, correct or definite - การยืนยัน

contract : to become infected with a disease - ติดเชื้อ

detergent : a chemical substance in the form of a powder or a liquid for removing dirt from clothes or dishes, etc. - ผงซักฟอก

director (noun) : the head of a large organisation, especially a public organisation - อธิบดี

foam : a soft light material, full of small holes, that is used for containers, seats, etc. - ฟอง

illness (noun) : the state of being physically or mentally ill - ความเจ็บป่วย, ความเจ็บไข้

improve : to make better - ทำให้ดีขึ้น

infection : a disease or medical condition that is caused by a bacteria or by a virus or a parasite - การติดเชื้อ

ingredients : the substances that are combined to make something - ส่วนผสม

inspect : to look at something carefully - ตรวจสอบ, ตรวจสอบอย่างละเอียด

liquid : a substance that flows freely and is not a solid or a gas, for example water or oil - ของเหลว

material : a substance that things can be made from - วัตถุ

mix (verb) : to combine two or more substances - ผสม

motor skills (noun) : movements made with the arms, legs, feet, or the entire body -

officials : people who have the power to make decisions or enforce the law - เจ้าหน้าที่ผู้มีอำนาจ

polymer (noun) : a natural or artificial substance consisting of large molecules (= groups of atoms) that are made from combinations of small simple molecules - สารโพลีเมอร์

preliminary : early; not final - ขั้นต้น, ขั้นแรก, เบื้องต้น, ชั้นต้น

prevention : preventing something bad from happening - การป้องกันภ้ย

promotion : activities done in order to increase the attendance at an event or sales of a product or service - การส่งเสริม

public (noun) : people - ผู้คน

recipe : a set of instructions for cooking or preparing a particular food - วิธีปรุง, ตำรากับข้าว

research : a careful study of a subject, especially in order to discover new facts or information about it - การวิจัย

shave : to make a part of your body smooth by cutting off the hair using a razor or shaver - โกน

slime (noun) : any unpleasant thick liquid substance - โคลน,เลน,ของเหลวที่เหนียว (โดยเฉพาะที่มีกลิ่นหรือไม่น่าดู)

stall : a large table or a small building that is open at the front, used for selling things (or for giving people information) - รถ หรือแผงขายของ

stress : to emphasise something such as an idea, fact or detail; to explain why something is important - เน้น

substance : a particular type of liquid, solid, or gas - สาร

toxic : poisonous and harmful to people, animals or the environment - เป็นพิษ

urge : to advise someone very strongly about what action or attitude they should take - ผลักดัน, กระตุ้น

version : a particular form of something which varies slightly from other forms of the same thing - ชุด, เวอร์ชั่น

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Children's slime toy can be 'toxic', researcher says A researcher test slime ingredients for toxic substances. Photos by Patipat Janthong Parents are being warned about a popular toy known as "slime" as some versions contain toxic chemicals. Please join us on our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/bangkokpostlearning Post Reporters Parents are being warned about a popular toy known as .

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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/woman-killed-by-tembusu-tree-at-singapore-botanic-gardens-last-worked-at-mastercardhttp://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/woman-killed-by-tembusu-tree-at-singapore-botanic-gardens-last-worked-at-mastercard
Summary:
An Indian National was killed by a 100 year old tembusu tree at the botanic gardens, after this encounter people are doing regular checks on old trees so as to prevent this tragic accident.
What caught my attention was that it was pretty scary to know that incidents like this can happen anywhere and at anytime, so we better be safe than sorry

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Link:
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/man-injured-after-falling-from-height-at-orchard-central/3546946.html:
Summary:
A teenage boy fell down from the 4 level ledge of a link bridge between Orchard Central and Orchard Gateway and had died.
What caught my attention?
It is scary and surprising to know that people will be that crazy to fall down the ledge and end their life. Life is precious, we can never buy life so treasure it.

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Link:
http://www.stomp.com.sg/singapore-
seen/singapore/death-tent-and-fallen-motorbike-spotted-on-pieA lorry driver was arrested following an accident on the PIE today (Feb 24) at around 6.15am that left a 24-year-old motorcyclist dead.

Said a Police spokesperson with regard to what happened:

"On 24 February 2017, the Police were alerted to an accident involving a lorry and a motorcycle along PIE towards Tuas near Adam Flyover.

"The 24-year-old male motorcyclist was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene.

"The lorry driver was arrested for causing death by negligent act.

"Police investigations are ongoing."
What Captured me:

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Link:

http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/courts-crime/woman-found-dead-in-tampines-flat-police-investigating-case-as-unnatural
Summary:
The woman ( who had  die already ) kill herself when she started to sit on a wheelchair after an accident and don't want to come out her comfort zone or think positive but think negative and kill herself with a knife .
What Captured Me :
People killed themselves when they don't want to go out of their comfort zone and think of a way to overcome the stuff that they can't do after they hurt that part of their body after an accident or think positive instead of negative .

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Summary: Many children are eating alot  of junk food such as candies, soft drinks, and many another snacks that has alot  of sugar in it. This means that one child can consume 20 chocolates or 5 slices of cake a day. Last year the Government childhood obesity strategy pledged to reduce sugar content in foods by 20 per cent by 2020. They encourage manufacturers to reduce sugar levels, and persuade consumers to choose healthier options.
What caught my attention:
I was surprised about how much sugar we consume in one day, and I think we should keep ourselves healthier by eating lesser unhealthy food, and eating more healthy food like vegetables and fruit.

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Children are eating the equivalent of five donuts a a day as a result of "hidden sugars," a coalition of obesity experts has warned.

New research from the Obesity Health Alliance shows that the average child is eating as much sugar as if they were consuming 20 chocolate biscuits or five slices of cake each day.

The group of 39 charities, royal colleges and medical experts is calling for urgent changes to "reformulate" foods, to reduce the amount of sugar contained in convenience foods and soft drinks.

Last year the Government childhood obesity strategy pledged to reduce sugar content in foods by 20 per cent by 2020. It comes alongside a sugar tax on drinks, to encourage manufacturers to reduce sugar levels, and to persuade consumers to choose healthier options.

Public health experts last night urged the food industry to act quickly to reduce the sugar content from common foods.

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Children are eating the equivalent of five donuts a a day as a result of "hidden sugars," a coalition of obesity experts has warned. New research from the Obesity Health Alliance shows that the average child is eating as much sugar as if they were consuming 20 chocolate biscuits or five slices of cake each day.

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Link:
http://www.straitstimes.com/sport/swimming-olympic-champ-joseph-schooling-shatters-us-meet-record
Summary:
Olympic champion Joseph Schooling smashed an eight-year meet record when he clinched the 50-yard freestyle gold medal with a record of 18.76 seconds at the Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championship on Friday morning.

Schooling, a butterfly specialist, eclipsed the 2009 Big 12 conference record of 18.84sec set by Jimmy Feigen. Feigen is a freestyle sprinter who was part of the United States team that obtained the 4x100m freestyle gold at last year's Olympics.

What captured me:

I was shocked by how our national hero's form is still sustainable since last year's Olympic gold medal triumph and I wish Joseph Schooling all the best in the coming events and competitions.

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Link: http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/more-than-14000-cartons-of-smuggled-cigarettes-found-in-gypsum-boards
Summary:
There was more than 14,000 cartons of cigarettes hidden in gypsum boards were seized by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) on Wednesday (Feb 22).
It was understood that they came from Malaysia.
What captured me:
I was surprised that there were so many drugs being found in SG. I am glad to know that there were seized by the ICA

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Children are eating the equivalent of five donuts a a day as a result of “hidden sugars,” a coalition of obesity experts has warned.

New research from the Obesity Health Alliance shows that the average child is eating as much sugar as if they were consuming 20 chocolate biscuits or five slices of cake each day.

The group of 39 charities, royal colleges and medical experts is calling for urgent changes to “reformulate” foods, to reduce the amount of sugar contained in convenience foods and soft d

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Link:
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/monster-blaze-put-out-4-hours
Summary:
This news is about an explosion in a Tuas ECO Special Waste Management. The explosion was put in 4 hours only.
What captured me:
I am interested in this news as I think that there will be many people injured because of the explosion. I was also surprised by how the Civil Defence Force put out the fire so quickly.

Another Link:
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/cost-supplying-water-has-more-doubled-pub#xtor=CS3-17
Summary:
This news is about he cost of developing and operating Singapore's water supply system has increased. In 2000, it cost about $500 million to run the system, national water agency. However, By 2015, the cost had risen to $1.3 billion.
What captured me:
I was surprised by the large increase in the cost of running a system, national water agency.
The news above are very interesting. 😊☺️

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Here are some website you can look at:
http://www.asiaone.com/
http://www.straitstimes.com/
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/
http://www.bbc.com/news
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

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Summary:
Kids these days are glued to their devices such that they are not moving around enough. This leads to increasing obesity rate in children.

What captured me:
What the report said is true that more and more kids are choosing to be indoors with a small screen than the outdoors. My nieces are like this too. I feel you guys can learn to embrace some fun and sweat at the same time and experience nature. Hence, play during recess, but play fair and play safe.

DO YOU SLEEP ENOUGH?