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The biggest anti-nuclear
demonstration of the past
decade took place in
northern Germany on 20
March 2010. Roughly one
million people joined a human
chain that stretched in length
of 120 km between the
nuclear power plants
Brunsbüttel and Krümmel. The
human chain that was
stretching along the Elbe and
through Hamburg, was
organized jointly by
environmental organizations
and labor unions, churches
and political parties.
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(Kristýna Spáčílová 1.A)
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Normally we think of
stress as a negative
phenomenon of the
modern hectic
civilization. According
to expert studies
everyday stress
paradoxically helps us
and we can hardly
work without it.
(Johana Kapošváryová
1.A)
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A team of biologists from the State
University of Ohio demonstrated on case of
mice that stress induced by the upheavals
had positive effects. Mice that were
exposed to daily stress were ten times more
resistant to infection of influenza.
We try to avoid stress, but a daily quantity
of stress is beneficial and healthy for human
life.
 (Johana Kapošváryová 1.A)
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According to a study by Wrigley people
who regularly chew, are calmer and
more relaxed and better manage daily
stress.
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(Johana Kapošváryová 1.A)
The advanced tool to fight stress is
laughter. You have nothing to laugh to?
Just watch a good comedy tonight.
 Michael Miller says: "Who doesn´t laugh
at least fifteen minutes a day, he does
not live healthily.„
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(Johana Kapošváryová 1.A)
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Monkseaton High School in north-east of Great Britain
participates in an interesting project. Scientists test influence of
lesson start on attendance of students and on their
achievements at school. Since October students start their
lessons at ten o´clock. And the first results? They are great.
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Monkseaton High School has 800 students. Since October till
March the absence declined by 8 per cent. Absence of students
with bad attendance declined by 27 per cent.
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The study is overviewed by neurologist professor Russell Foster
from Oxford University. Mr. Foster did different knowledge tests
and he proved that difficult and exacting subjects shouldn’t be
taught in the morning but in the afternoon. Students biology test
results are better in the afternoon than in the morning.
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(L. Fialová + L.
Wellartová, III. A)
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Czech football player
Radoslav Kováč who
plays in West Ham is
without a coach.
Leaders of the London
club have called
away the contract
with coach
Gianfranco Zola, who
had lost job just 2days
after end of Premier
league, in wich
Hammers ended only
one place of
downgrade zone.
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43- year-old coach came to London in september
2008. In his first season West Hame occupied the 9th
place,but this year wasn´t successful that much.The
rumours about his leaving went around for a long
time, mainly because of not very good relationship
between him and new WH owners.
Ex-player of Neapol, Parm and Chelsea had finished
his career 5 years ago in Cagliari. One year later Zola
started his new career as Italy U-21 team coach.
West Ham was his first club contract.
In this season West Ham had only 8 wins and 11 draws
but also 19 losses. Hammers scored 47 goals but they
got 66.
(M. Bureš, III. A)
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CANADA Scientists discovered the
biggest beaver dam (850 m) in national
park Wood Buffalo in Albert province.
The satellite caught the first image of it in
1990. Explorers localized the construction
in 2007.
(Eva Lembasová 1.A)
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National Theatre –
Czech musical
museum prepared an
exposition about the
famous band The
Beatles. The exposition
is open until 10
January 2011.
Museum Beatles Story
in Liverpool expands
the offer of exhibitions.
(Eva Lembasová 1.A)
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NEW YORK CITY Female
nude, three green cards
and portrait bust. It is all in
one picture. This painting
was sold for 2,1 milliard
crowns. Pablo Picasso
painted the painting in
1932 and was inspired by
his mistress Marie – Thése
Walter. Picasso met her in
Paris gallery. The painting
belongs to a collection
which was hidden from
Nazis. It has been exhibited
only three times during past
50 years.
(Eva Lembasová 1.A)
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After a year and three days, Barack Obama came back
to the Czech Republic. Barack came to sign with Russian
President Dimitry Medveděv an agreement on nuclear
weaponry. The contract was just signed on 8 April at 12:00
o´clock at the Prague Castle. According to it there should
be a total reduction in the number of nuclear weapons by
one third. This action of America and Russia was of a great
importance for the Czech Republic. For Russia and
America, this means reducing the number of nuclear
warheads to one thousand five hundred and fifty pieces.
The day of the visit, the Czech Republic had a lot of
professional equipment for the protection of the President
of the United States. The Czech Republic paid for this
action around fifty million crowns. Both presidents spend in
total 2 days in the Czech Republic.
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(Filip Kořínek 1.A)
(London) He is still in primary school. He likes cycling and climbing
on a trees. But because of his illness he is becoming an old man.
Harry Crowther has a thiner skin, his hair is falling down, he has an
arthritis and some other things what kids of his age cannot
imagine. He also gets tired sooner than the other kids. Henry is
getting older faster than them. “I’m doing similar things like boys
at my school. But sometimes I have to stop because I feel pain”,
said the boy. The blame for his problem is a genetical failure.
Only twenty six people in the whole world have this diagnosis .
Harry knows what illness he has and he is trying to get on with it.
His parents John and Sharron keep trying to help him. “He is
brave and funny kid and we don´t want to treat him too
compassionatelly” said his mother. “The times of tears when we
were asking ‘Why’ are gone” said forty years old Sharron. The
doctors discovered his disease when he was six. Actually they
advise him to do exercise regularly. They are not able to heal
him.
 (Lucie Schneiderová, I. A)
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New British Prime Minister David Cameron began to fill the
positions in his cabinet, after the Conservatives agreed on
a coalition with the Liberal Democrats on Tuesday. Their
chairman Nick Clegg would be Cameron´s deputy, said
the BBC.
 There will be another four Democratic ministers in the
government and another sixteen should work in high
positions in the administration.This will be the first coalition
government in the UK for the past 70 years and the first
common cabinet of both parties.
 Cameron nominated William Haguea for the post of
foreign minister. George Osborn Ministry is to over take the
ministry of finance, and Andrew Lansley will be minister of
health issues and Liam Fox will be a defence minister. In
contrast, according to the BBC's, former Clegg´s office
head Danny Alexander will become Minister for Scotland.
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(K. Krýdlová, II. A)
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Is it possible to live many years totally
without eating and drinking? Prahlád
Džaní, sádhu, a „holy man“ from Indian
federal state Gudžarát claims that he
hasn´t got anything to eat or drink since
1940. If it´s true, he hasn´t been eating
and drinking for 69 years.
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(M. Kubica, T. Durčák, T. Výtisk, III. A)
Nothing and even a drop of water hasn’t
he swallowed during 10 days staying in
the hospital in Ahmédábád, where he
was permanently observed by doctors
and security cameras. During these 10
days his body didn’t produce a gram of
dejection and even a drop of urine
which may sign that he was eating and
drinking in secrecy.
 (M. Kubica, T. Durčák, T. Výtisk, III. A)
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He meets liquid only in bath and gargling. But the
same size of water he takes he spits out.
Thirty doctors which look after Džani can´t explain
how it is possible that he hasn´t been eating and
drinking for many years and his organism is still all
right. Information that the 83- year-old Hindu hasn’t
eaten since his 13 they don’t take very seriously.
“It is a big secret for us. We absolutely don´t know
how he can survive.” said neurologist Sudhír Šáh.
Doctors from India are now divided in two parts. First
part agrees with Džaní´s and says that it´s a revolution
in medicine. Second part says that it´s one big fake.
Similar cases have been known from other parts of
the World, mostly from south and Southeast Asia.
(M. Kubica, T. Durčák, T. Výtisk, III. A)