lunes, 24 de mayo de 2010

Scientists discover frog with inflating nose


The scientist found a new species of frog. That inflates his nose. they called it "Pinocchio-like" nose and they found it in a remote section of Indonesian rainforest in Southeast Asia. These means that the species are adapting to their environment. That means they are trying to survive because someting bad is happening to the ecosystem and the enviorment. OUR OPINION is that is very interesting to know about the variaty of our world. We also think that this frog is extrordinary and cool, somthing out of thi world.

martes, 18 de mayo de 2010

Petroleom spill



One of the most productive petroleum platforms exploded.Many people died , many disappeared and many many are injured .The owner company said they will be responsible for the spill and they told they will try to fix the problem.

Our opinion about this problem is that they need to fix this NOW!! Therese a lot of animals dying because of the spill and also reefs are dying. So they need to do something, NOW or many more animals will die.

viernes, 14 de mayo de 2010


In a political protest in Bangkok, a sniper shot a man so close that the bullet felt that it struck his head. On thursday night Thomas Fuller dicribed to CNN what happen exactly and how it felt like to be there in that exact moment."I was facing him, he was answering my questions, looking at me and the bullet hit him in the forehead, from what I could tell," Fuller told CNN's Michael Holmes. "It looks like the bullet came over my head and struck him. I don't have any way of confirming this beyond what I remember from the scene but it felt like it grazed my head."

jueves, 6 de mayo de 2010


Thousands of protesters in cities across the United States waved American flags as they rallied Saturday against Arizona's tough new immigration law and pushed for national immigration reform.

"Si se puede," "Yes we can" and "Boycott Arizona" were common refrains for groups protesting from Los Angeles, California, to New York City.

May 1 is traditionally a rallying day for supporters of immigration reform. But protesters across the country said they were galvanized by Arizona's recent passage of a law cracking down on illegal immigration.

The new Arizona law requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times and requires police to question people if there is reason to suspect they are in the United States illegally. Critics say it will lead to discrimination and racial profiling.

But Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has said the law is necessary because the federal government has failed to enforce border security with Mexico, allowing hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants to move into the state. She said changes to the law she approved Friday, which clarify that police could only stop suspected illegal immigrants while enforcing some other law or ordinance, should eliminate concerns about racial profiling. from cnn that is really bad for everyone who are foreigners.

we as latinos we are going to be disriminated because we are latinos i think that is unfair and it is very dangerous because there are people that are very discriminative and they could call the police just to get us out of ther¿ir coountrie that is REALLY REALLY UNFAIR to us the FOREIGNERS.