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World’s Oldest Cat Dies

The world's oldest cat has died at the age of 32 Nutmeg, the long lived feline came down with breathing difficulties at the end of August, but vets were unable to save him after he suffered heart failure. He was put to sleep in early September. owners Liz and Ian Finlay say the death of their beloved moggy has left a massive hole in their lives. He was adopted in 1990, he was found in a tyneside garden.   

Weekly Reflection

This week I have finished my IE presentation and creation! I wanted to get this out of the way because I found it not that fun

Surfing Dogs Dominate Waves

Dozens of dogs have hit the waves over the weekend at the annual Surf City Surf Dog competition in California. The event, which is in its ninth year, brought 40 dogs and their owners from across Southern California to catch waves and raise money for charity.Sugar has never placed lower than second in any competition she’s entered and has 15 trophies.

Weekly Reflection

This week I have done well I think. I volunteered to go into metal tech work. also I did some work on my IE creation. 

New Zealand Remembers Passchendaele

on October 12th it was the 100th anniversary of New Zealand's darkest day on the battlefield: the battle of Passchendaele! 843 New Zealanders died and 1700 wounded in just a few hours. Allied troops tried to take the village of Passchendaele in Belgium. The battle nearly claimed 2000 New Zealanders lives. Canadian troops eventually captured what was left of Passchendaele in early November, but six months later the Germans retook it and held it until just before the end of the war.

Fish Jumps Down Man's Throat

A British man nearly died when a fish he had just caught jumped down his throat. They were told he had kissed the 14-centimetre Dover sole to celebrate his catch, but it wriggled free and jumped down his throat, blocking his airway. Paramedics tried to remove the fish with forceps, but the fish’s barbs and gills were getting stuck on the way back up. On their sixth attempt they managed to extract it whole.Ian Cowie from the group said “he was kissing the fish when it jumped down his throat. It’s a tradition to kiss your first catch.