Third Week of Shanel’s Blog.

Death toll now at 8 as choppers search for hundreds missing after Colorado floods

Days of heavy rainfall flooded Colorado mountain towns, obliterating roads and leaving many people stranded. Chris Schneider / AP.



    Floods, earthquakes, terribly hurricanes, climate changing and weather changing drasticly. This is becoming the norm for the world today. It sad that the people that live in Colorado had to experience this. I think the government need to now prepare people not just for hurricanes, but for serious flooding, such as building houses higher off the ground. We all should take into consideration these measures when building our house. Let continue to pray for those in Colorado and around the world.


 This was published by M. Alex Johnson and Erin McClam, NBC News on September 16th,2013, on US NEWS on N.B.C.
This photo was taken by Chris Schneider / AP.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/16/20519100-death-toll-now-at-7-as-choppers-search-for-hundreds-missing-after-colorado-floods

Gunman kills at least 12 at Washington Navy Yard, gathering weapons along the way

A gunman opened fire Monday at the Washington Navy Yard in Washington D.C., wounding at least seven people, authorities said. Saul Loeb / AFP - Getty Images



     A former petty officer who apparently had a grudge against the Navy sprayed an office building with bullets at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday, killing 12 people in a rampage that paralyzed part of the nation's capital. Is this former policeman serious what he has done? Who hold grudges against Navy, then go and shot up the Navy Yard and expect to come out alive. Now he has killed incident people, just because of a grudge he hold against the Navy.

This was published on September 16th, 2013 by Jim Miklaszewski, Pete Williams, Richard Esposito and Erin McClam, NBC News.
This photo was taken by Saul Leob / AFP - Getty Images.
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/16/20522196-at-least-12-killed-in-shooting-rampage-at-washington-navy-yard-chief-says?lite

Shipwrecked Concordia wrested off Italian reef

Italian authorities say the capsized Costa Concordia finally budged off the reef Monday in a daring and complex engineering feat unlike any ever tried before.

The capsized Costa Concordia, seen here Sept. 15, moved a tiny bit off the reef near the Italian island of Giglio. Andrew Medichini / AP.

 

 

 

  After a year, since this cruise ship has been capsized, they have decided to finally lift the Costa Concordia cruise ship from its side on a Tuscan reef. After lifting they didn't see no sign of the other two bodies that was not recover from the incidence took place, where over 32 people died due to this disaster. Do you think they took too long to lift this cruise ship? Think about the life of the water this ship might have damage or even the life they could have saved?

This was published on September 16th, 2013 on MSN News by Frances D'Emilio of Associated Press. This was photo was taken by Andrew Medichini from AP.

http://news.msn.com/world/shipwrecked-concordia-wrested-off-italian-reef

High Five To Good Readers

 

 

Literacy Week came to an end yesterday for teachers and students of the Albury Sayle Primary School who marched through Bain and Grants Town community advocating children's literacy through the school reading program. Ahvia J. Campbell.

  It good to see that school has started with an excellence start at Albury Sayle Primary School. The students and the teachers have already start their reading programs and it just the beginning of the third week since school open up. I hope they continue this same exciting spirit through out the entire school year. Congrats Albury Sayle Primary School students and teachers. Keep up the good job.

This photo is publish in The Nassau Guardian on September 14th, 2013, by Ahvia J. Campbell.
http://www.thenassauguardian.com/index.php?option=com_pdf&view=pdfshow&Itemid=101

Miami group plans airport protest

Democracy Movement ups pressure on govt


Ramon Sanchez, spokesman of Cuban activist group Democracy Movement, hold up a photo of detainees who alleged abuse. Ahvia J. Campbell.

    This situation have to long gotten out of hand. We as Bahamian need to stand up, for this is OUR COUNTRY, and they are trying to kill us where it hurt the most. They been to the cruise ships companies, they target Florida and now they going to the Florida's airports. We Bahamian may see this as nothing serious, but when this affect us by not being able to travel to Florida, tourists has decreases, no money coming in the country and then the United States of America stop all connections with us, what will we as Bahamian do then.

This was published in The Nassau Guardian on September 14, 2013 by Tameka Thompson, a
 Guardian Senior Reporter. The photo was taken by Ahvia J. Campbell.
http://www.thenassauguardian.com/index.php?option=com_pdf&view=pdfshow&Itemid=101