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All of us have a favorite teacher we remember from our school or university days, and almost everyone can conjure fond memories of a teacher who, in some way, inspired us, was passionate about his or her job and was interested in our needs. I dedicate this article to exactly those teachers — people who know how to communicate with children and make the learning process engaging and fun. Thank you for being you! 1. A student came to the lecture with her child because she didn’t have any money to hire a babysitter. When the child began to cry, the professor took the him from his mom, calmed him, and continued  the lecture. 2. © twitter    The only thing you have to do is listen carefully. 3. True professionals don’t accept any conventions. 4. History teacher. What else? 5. A teacher’s clock during an exam. 6. An...

The video of self-declared white supremacist Dylann Roof confessing to shooting and killing nine black churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina, was played in court on Friday. “I went to that church in Charleston, and uh, I did it,” Roof can be heard saying in the video after FBI Special Agent Michael Stansbury asked what he did the night of June 17, 2015. When pressed on exactly what he did, Roof replied, “I just really don’t like saying it,” eventually adding, “I killed, I guess.” In the courtroom Friday, Stansbury — who works for the Columbia branch of the FBI — called Roof’s responses “extremely unusual,” and noted that it was clear during the interview that he was interested in speaking directly and immediately about the shooting. In his interview, Roof appeared to show excitement as he described the way he entered the church that Wednesday night. He recalled sitting with the churchgoers for anywhere between 10 and 20 minutes, not speaking to any of them. He also ma...

At least 25 people were killed in a bombing at Egypt’s main Coptic Christian cathedral Sunday morning, the most deadly attack on the religious minority in recent years. Local media reported an attacker threw a bomb into a chapel near the outer wall of St Mark’s Cathedral in Cairo. However, other witnesses said an explosive device had been planted inside. “I found bodies, many of them women, lying on the pews. It was a horrible scene,” cathedral worker Attiya Mahrous told the BBC. Witness Mariam Shenouda told the Associated Press: “I saw a headless woman being carried away. Everyone was in a state of shock. We were scooping up people’s flesh off the floor.” “There were children. What have they done to deserve this? I wish I had died with them instead of seeing these scenes,” she said. The bombing came two days after a explosion elsewhere in Cairo killed six policemen. Islamic militants have targeted Coptic Christians in the past, including a bo...

A set of explosions outside a major sports stadium in Istanbul killed 38 people and wounded more than 160 others, officials said, in an attack that appeared to target police officers Saturday evening. Of the 38 dead, 30 were police officers who had been near the site of the blast at the Besiktas stadium, Turkey’s Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu told Turkish media . “We think a vehicular bomb was set off with a handheld device in the area where our special forces were congregated,” he told  Hurriyet , a privately owned publication. “A couple of minutes later a suspect was identified in Macka by our security forces. They were surrounded by our police. But they set off their bomb shortly after the vehicle bomb went off.” Several gunshots could be heard after the blasts in videos that were posted on social media shortly after the suspected terror attack. The explosions occurred near the Besiktas stadium, which had been hosting a soccer match. A total of 166 people...

ISIS on Saturday re-entered the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra, nine months after they were forced out by a joint effort from Syrian and Russian forces. According to state media and Syrian activists, ISIS has taken over several government facilities and oil fields, as well as key areas in the surrounding countryside of the famous, 2,000-year-old city, the Associated Press reported.. Monitors with the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported militants have also seized Palmyra’s military warehouse and the northern and western neighborhoods. “There is also fighting with the army in the city center,” SOHR activist Rami Abdel Rahman told the BBC. The Syrian army patrolling Palmyra in May. In May 2015, ISIS fighters took over Palmyra, which housed Roman-era ruins and was once the primary tourist destination in the country. While a majority of the city remained untouched, ISIS effectively destroyed the Temple of Bel and The Arc...

The following has been divided into 3 parts due to the length of the possible theories. #MysteriesOfTheWorld M2=Tamam Shud Case The Somerton Man The  Tamam Shud case , also known as the  Mystery of the Somerton Man , is an  unsolved case  of an unidentified man found dead at 6:30 am, 1 December 1948, on  Somerton  beach,  Glenelg , just south of  Adelaide ,  South Australia . It is named after a phrase,  tamám shud,  meaning "ended" or "finished" in  Persian , printed on a scrap of paper found months later in the  fob pocket  of the man's trousers. This scrap had been torn from the final page of a copy of  Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam  – a collection of poems attributed to the 12th Century poet  Omar Khayyám . In some early reports of the case,  Tamam  was misspelt  Taman , and the error has often been repeated. Following a public appeal by police, the copy of the  Rub...

Here's emergency Landing Filmed by Passenger! A British passenger Ethan Williams on the Cathay Pacific flight filmed the scary moments when his flight was forced to make an emergency landing. He was on board Cathay Pacific flight CX844 from Hong Kong to Los Angeles when  cabin crew  instructed passengers to put their life jackets  on.  The  plane  eventually landed on a military base in the Aleutian Island near Alaska. Cathay Pacific confirmed  that an equipment cooling fan failed, and that smoke had filled the cockpit. The passengers were eventually flown in the same plane to Anchorage and then on to Los Angeles. Smoke was detected around the cockpit area, prompting the captain of Flight CX884 to divert to Eareckson Air Station on Alaska’s Shemya Island, the airline said.