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Scroll the page down and up a little bit while watching the rainbow picture!

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this is cool!

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Newsela | New friend: Tiny talking robot

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Toyota's Kirobo Mini robot talks and moves its head and hands, but doesn't recognize faces

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https://newsela.com/articles/trip-advisor-animal-welfare/id/22874/

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Newsela | TripAdvisor adopts policy to promote animal welfare

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Travel website takes a stand against animal exploitation

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Watch: Great white shark breaks into cage with diver

Extra Mustard | October 14th 2016, 9:14 am

Great white sharks have about 50 exposed teeth at any given time (with up to 250 more stored inside their jaws as backups), giving me about 300 reasons I have no desire to ever be in the water with one.

A braver cage diver than I would be got a good look at all those teeth in Mexico when a huge great white shark broke into his cage while he remained inside.

Somehow, magically, he emerged from the cage unharmed, which the videographer attributed to sharks becoming temporarily blind when they lunge to bite something. Weird, but good for the diver.

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This watch must you\you must watch this!!!

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How To Make An Origami Water Bomb Pumpkin

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A photo by anonymous.

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A photo by anonymous.

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Football player eating lunch with an autism boy

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Football player eating lunch with an autism boy

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A famous lunch pal made a big difference in a young boy's life this week. Travis Rudolph plays football for Florida State University (FSU). He was visiting a Tallahassee, Florida, middle school Tuesday, and noticed sixth-grader Bo Paske eating his lunch alone. Rudolph grabbed a couple slices of pizza and joined Bo at his table.

Bo has autism, a condition that can make it hard to make friends and communicate with other people. Leah Paske, Bo's mother, worries about him. Paske saw a picture of Rudolph and Bo eating together and it made her so happy that she cried. Then, she shared the picture on the Internet, along with a message about how grateful she was. The story became popular very quickly.

College Athlete And Student With Autism Bond Over Pizza

The next day, Bo had many lunch companions. "Everyone was super welcoming to him. He was at a table full of girls, which I thought was funny," his mother says.

Rudolph was with several other FSU players visiting Montford Middle School. He asked Bo if he could sit with him when he noticed him eating by himself. "Sure, why not," Bo said.

"We just had a great conversation. He started off telling me his name was Bo, telling me how much he loves Florida State. We went from there," says Rudolph, who plays wide receiver for FSU. "It was real easy. You'd never think anything was wrong with him. He had a nice smile on his face. Just a really warm person."

A Mother's Concern

Bo's mother says that middle school can be hard, and she worries about how other kids will treat her son. "Sometimes I'm grateful for his autism. That may sound like a terrible thing to say, but in some ways I think - I hope - it shields him," Paske says.

"He doesn't seem to notice when people stare at him when he flaps his hands," she says. "He doesn't seem to notice that he doesn't get invited to birthday parties anymore. And he doesn't seem to mind if he eats lunch alone."

Every day she asks him if he felt sad, and who he sat with at lunch. Sometimes he tells her that he ate with a classmate, but mostly he eats by himself.

Mike Halligan is a police officer who works at the middle school and is also a friend of Bo's family. Halligan took the photo and then texted it to Paske to ease her concerns about how her son was doing in a new school. "I knew it was important for Leah to be comfortable and know that her son is doing OK and is not afraid," Halligan says.

A Picture Speaks More Than A Thousand Words

Paske says the photo of Rudolph and Bo's lunch date has helped teach people about autism. "The picture speaks way more than a thousand words. You can see how far away the rest of the students are, but you can see how engaged Travis is with Bo," she says.

FSU coach Jimbo Fisher is proud of Rudolph. "You can make someone's day by being yourself and understanding the impact you have as an athlete," he says.

Rudolph says, "I just wanted to go say hi to the kid, because I saw him eating alone. I didn't even know anybody took a photo of it." He says he is glad that the story is helping others.

Dinner With The Team

Bo is excited that Rudolph signed his lunch box, and is enjoying all of the attention. "It's been awesome. Everyone was so proud of me," he says.

His mother says that they have been invited to dinner with the football team and possibly to a game.

Rudolph's team, FSU, opens the football season on Monday against the University of Mississippi.

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College football player's lunch date with a boy with autism

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A famous lunch pal made a big difference in a young boy's life this week. Travis Rudolph plays football for Florida State University (FSU). He was visiting a Tallahassee, Florida, middle school Tuesday, and noticed sixth-grader Bo Paske eating his lunch alone.

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This volcano in Indonesia launches indigo lava!

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This volcano in Indonesia launches indigo lava!

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Amazing!

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A photo by anonymous.

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This is SOOOOOO funny

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Video Of The Week — Adorable Polar Bear Cub Nora Chills Out At The Oregon Zoo

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Video Of The Week — Adorable Polar Bear Cub Nora Chills Out At The Oregon Zoo

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https://www.dogonews.com/2016/10/10/video-of-the-week-adorable-polar-bear-cub-nora-chills-out-at-the-oregon-zoo

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Ray Villafane's Pumpkin Carvings Are Like None Other

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Ray Villafane's Pumpkin Carvings Are Like None Other

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Spooky pumpkins!

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Helping retired players is a big part of the NBA labor agreement!

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Helping retired players is a big part of the NBA labor agreement!

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National Basketball Association (NBA) players want more money. Not all for themselves, but to help retired players with education and medical expenses.

Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James is the vice president of the National Basketball Player's Association (NBPA) executive committee. The union represents the players and is working on a new contract with the league. He said their priority is to get aid for retired players who made the league what it is today.

The NBA and its players have agreed that the next contract will include new programs to help retired players, four people said. They spoke on the condition that they remain anonymous because talks are still going on. The contract is between the NBA and the NBPA. The contract will include issues such as how NBA revenue is shared, player contracts and player trades.

In exchange for education and medical programs, NBA income would be split equally between the NBA and the players.

Avoiding A Lockout Repeat

In 2011, there was an ugly player lockout after contract negotiations broke down. After both sides could not reach an agreement, the NBA canceled all games in November and December that year. Deciding how to divide up the money was the biggest problem. This time around, negotiations have gone much smoother. Both sides expect to agree on a new deal before the December 15 deadline.

For James and other players, taking care of those who are no longer playing is more important than money.

"Any way to give back and try to help our former teammates and help former players" is important, James said. "Because we've all built this league together. No matter how big of a guy you were or if you were the 15th guy on the bench, we all built this league into what it is today. But it's not just my idea, I'm not taking any credit for that. But it's all part of the process."

Both Sides Say Let's Make A Deal

Mike Glenn is a 10-year NBA veteran and a member of the National Basketball Retired Players Association's board of directors. He said the retired players have been talking about the new contract for more than a year.

"We're very thankful to Chris Paul, LeBron and others who have provided the leadership to include us in the negotiations, and have the foresight to see that they'll be us in a couple of years," Glenn said. "There are so many guys with medical issues, who have had hip and knee replacements. With the cost of health care going up, it would be the biggest thing that's happened for retirees in 10 years."

Talks will start again this week when the league and the union meet. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and union head Michele Roberts met in Spain earlier in October when a preseason game was played there. Both sides have said they are ready to make a deal.

Money Talks

In the 2011 lockout, the players accepted a decrease from 57 percent of basketball-related income to about 50 percent. In 2014, the league signed a $24 billion television contract with ESPN and Turner to broadcast games, and the values of the teams skyrocketed. At the time, some players talked about getting out of their contracts and seeking money directly from the team owners.

This time around, the talks between the owners and players have been much friendlier. There is more trust, which was strengthened when the owners agreed to the new programs for retired players.

James stressed that the medical and education programs benefiting retirees were not his idea alone. The entire union wanted to get help for the players that helped to make the league what it is today. Now, with so much money coming into the NBA, the two sides are talking about what is best for the players instead of dollars and cents.

"I just want to see the league continue to grow, that's all that matters to me," James said.

"We've got to figure out a way to keep it going, keep raising the bar," he said. "That's my only concern."

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National Basketball Retired Players Association

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National Basketball Player 's Association

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Helping retired players is a big part of new NBA labor agreement

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National Basketball Association (NBA) players want more money. Not all for themselves, but to help retired players with education and medical expenses. Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James is the vice president of the National Basketball Player's Association (NBPA) executive committee. The union represents the players and is working on a new contract with the league.

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Baby Poler Bear cubs are SOOO cuite

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Ray Villafane's Pumpkin Carvings Are Like None Other

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Ray Villafane's Pumpkin Carvings Are Like None Other

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https://www.dogonews.com/2016/10/14/ray-villafanes-pumpkin-carvings-are-like-none-other

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Hacker Group Anonymous Plans To Use Cyber Skills To Take Down ISIS

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Hacker Group Anonymous Plans To Use Cyber Skills To Take Down ISIS

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http://www.dogonews.com/2015/11/20/hacker-group-anonymous-plans-to-use-cyber-skills-to-take-down-isis

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Video Of The Week — How Geometry Shapes Your Understanding Of Movies

This is cool!

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It's really cool!
(By the way, I am anonymous!)

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How Geometry Shapes Your Understanding Of Movies

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How Geometry Shapes Your Understanding Of Movies

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What do circles, squares, and triangles have to do with making movies? According to a new video from Now You See It, a YouTube channel that explores film concepts, it is one of the several ways used by directors andcinematographers to influence the audience about a character or a situation.

Confused? Think about this. The sight of Jungle Book’s nicely rounded Baloo the Bear signals a friendly nature. However, when we see the angular face of Darth Vader in Star Wars, our brain immediately perceives him as evil! And that is not all. The video also points out how other subtle effects, like framing, also help elicit equally strong emotional reactions from the viewers. So, the next time you watch a movie, see if you can find the hidden geometrical shapes in your favorite characters or scenes.

Resources: Youtube, The Verge, Gizomodo.com.au

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http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/animals/king-cobra/#king-cobra-hood.jpg

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http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/explore/photo-tips-pet-photography/

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Even though she plays soccer she doesn't forget her homework!

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Even though she plays soccer she doesn't forget her homework!

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https://newsela.com/articles/soccer-club/id/5718/

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/8/21/bolt-and-phelps-cement-their-golden-legacies-at-the-rio-2016-olympics

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In Kitten Bowl IV, frolicking felines get to focus on having fun.

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In Kitten Bowl IV, frolicking felines get to focus on having fun.

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An awesome article. Must read. https://newsela.com/articles/kitten-bowl/id/22320/

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/8/29/pizza-hut-unveils-the-worlds-first-playable-dj-pizza-box

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https://newsela.com/articles/hurricane-matthew-florida/id/22635/

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/10/3/rami-adham-brings-joy-to-syrias-children-one-toy-at-a-time

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Rosie McRakan has a prosthetic leg but still plays T-ball

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Rosie McRakan has a prosthetic leg but still plays T-ball

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https://newsela.com/articles/rosie-tball-disability/id/22520/

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Newsela | For 6-year-old girl, T-ball shows her a life without limits

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/9/19/video-of-the-week-the-youngest-mem

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/10/3/rami-adham-brings-joy-to-syrias-children-one-toy-at-a-time

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You need to check this out! It's a special birthday party!

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You need to check this out! It's a special birthday party!

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https://newsela.com/articles/chimpanzee-sanctuary-birthday/id/22085/

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Perfectly Preserved Titanosaur Footprint Discovered In Mongolia Is The Largest On Record

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Perfectly Preserved Titanosaur Footprint Discovered In Mongolia Is The Largest On Record

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http://www.dogonews.com/

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Extrodanary Hurricanes are possible but very rare.

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Extrodanary Hurricanes are possible but very rare.

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A interesting News article about how very big hurricanes are possible. https://newsela.com/articles/hypercane-forecast/id/11913/

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People found the biggest footprint in world!

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People found the biggest footprint in world!

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/10/7/perfectly-preserved-titanosaur-footprint-discovered-in-mongolia-is-the-largest-on-record

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Chemistry Nobel Prize Winners Used Molecules To Build Tiny Machines And Cars

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Chemistry Nobel Prize Winners Used Molecules To Build Tiny Machines And Cars

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http://www.dogonews.com/2016/9/30/september-ends-with-rare-black-moon

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https://newsela.com/articles/hurricane-matthew-florida/id/22636/

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these bees are brave

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https://newsela.com/articles/insect-emotions/id/22414/