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Why are students everywhere celebrating?

Christmas means holiday.

Holiday means school sanctioned time-off.

School sanctioned time-off means winter break.

And winter break means no school.

What is the most popular holiday?

Christmas is the number one holiday in the world.

Nine out of ten Americans, 95% of Christians and more than 160 countries celebrate Christmas.

So, I guess it's kind of a big deal.

What is all about Jesus Christ?

Christmas is a celebration of Jesus Christ and his birth and the traditions we have,

reflect that.

We give gifts to each other like the Three Wise Men did to Jesus.

We give gifts like new puppies and game consoles, but they gave gifts like gold, frankincense

and myrrh.

All to celebrate his birth.

Why do kids behave all year long?

Christmas is known for this guy.

His name is Santa Claus and he's the symbol of Christmas cheer for many people.

He is said to be a big white-bearded man dressed in red clothing with a red hat that has a

little white ball on the end of it.

His job come Christmas time is to pack a sleigh full of gifts and presents and have his reindeer

guide his sleigh to every home in the world.

Led by, none other than, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer or so the song goes.

He then slides down your chimney, eats your food, drinks your milk and delivers gifts.

The only way to get gifts from him is to be well-behaved the entire year otherwise you

get coal.

I guess coal counts as a gift, it's just not a very good one.

When do you start seeing more sunlight?

Christmas takes place on December 25th.

It's a short day.

In fact, it's one of the shortest days of the year because there is very little sun.

That's because Christmas takes place near the Winter Solstice, which occurs on December

21st.

It's the shortest day of the year due to the Earth tilting the farthest away from the

sun.

Christmas might be a celebration of Jesus Christ, but it also marks the start of when

the sun begins to fill our days with more and more light.

What day hurts your wallet?

Christmas is the most wonderful time of year but it's also the most expensive time of

year.

Because it's almost the end of the year so that means businesses are trying to sell

as much as they can so there are thousands of sales going on.

You, your friends, your family, your coworkers they're all trying to find the best gifts

for their loved ones.

And that can be costly.

Why are you going home?

Christmas brings people together.

Whether it's families, friends, significant others or all of them combined.

There is no better time to get together around a warm fire, open presents, and eat amazing

food with people that you care about.

What has great music and movies?

Christmas has its own brand of music and movies.

They're always uplifting, they're always cheery and you know exactly what time of year

it is when you start to hear and see them everywhere.

Why are people putting up lights around the house?

Christmas is a decorative holiday.

Around this time of year, it wouldn't be weird to see wreaths, mistletoe, holly, lights,

trees, snowmen, Santa Claus, reindeer and scenes of the nativity.

Some people love to decorate.

It's even seen as a competition in some neighborhoods and cars will line up to drive

through the neighborhood to see who has the best lights.

Why are you putting on more clothes?

Christmas is a winter holiday.

The temperature gets very low and the clouds let it snow, let it snow, let it snow.

So, bundle up, stay warm out there, don't lick any poles.

And that's how the answer is Christmas.

For more infomation >> The Answer Is Christmas - Christmas Explained With 10 Questions - Duration: 4:07.

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Divers Answer Questions about the Garbage Patch - Duration: 3:01.

So on this particular expedition we're not specifically

focused on cleaning up the plastic.

My role underwater is primarily just to document what we're seeing out here

and what we are seeing is that cleanup out here is very, very difficult, if not impossible

because the majority of the plastic we're seeing is just small, small little fragments.

We've been covering hundreds of miles, thousands of miles actually

and every time we go underwater and put our faces underwater

we see tiny, tiny little fragments of plastic

distributed mainly on the surface layers, but all through the water.

For me the most impactful thing that I've seen are these rafts of micro plastics.

Things about this big.

And it kind of recalculates or resets your brain about how do we actually address this issue

and it actually poses more questions than it gives answers to

because we have one thing in mind when we think of the Garbage Patch

which is big clumps of very easily managed plastic

but what we're seeing in the water

is gajillion of these little teeny, tiny bits, these fragments.

So that's the most impactful thing and has made me rethink about this whole project

and this whole issue that we have here.

Depends.

It depends how good the shot is.

The better the shot the longer I'm able to force myself to hold my breath.

A working free dive of a minute, if you're not really working you're just going down

and hold your breath, a minute thirty, sometimes two minutes.

Go and spend all your life savings on a piece of camera equipment

and then jump in the salt water with it.

I've got that one better, you need to spend all your

life savings on a good education because knowing the system out here

is going to allow you to take better pictures and be a more cautious observer.

I just like to remind people that even though they may feel so far away from

the Pacific Ocean that on this planet we're all so totally interconnected that

no matter what happens out here does affect you

anywhere you are in the world.

Keep in mind that every second breath that you take is being produced

by algae that live in the ocean so the health of the oceans is literally tied

in to our health as a species.

For more infomation >> Divers Answer Questions about the Garbage Patch - Duration: 3:01.

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सामान्य ज्ञान || Top GK Question & Answer for All Competitive Exam 2018 - Duration: 20:05.

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For more infomation >> सामान्य ज्ञान || Top GK Question & Answer for All Competitive Exam 2018 - Duration: 20:05.

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Rest Not Always the Answer to Injury - Duration: 1:55.

For more infomation >> Rest Not Always the Answer to Injury - Duration: 1:55.

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Bemidji City Council Candidates Answer Questions Through Public Forum - Duration: 2:53.

EXCESSIVE SPENDING AND HOLD THE

SHERIFF'S OFFICE ACCOUNTABLE.

>>> LAST NIGHT WE BROUGHT YOU A

PREVIEW OF BEMIDJI'S MAYORAL

RACE.

TONIGHT CANDIDATES FOR THE

BEMIDJI CITY COUNCIL TAKE CENTER

STAGE THROUGH A FORUM THAT

PROVIDED THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE

PUBLIC TO ASK THE QUESTIONS.

OUR JOSH PETERSON BRINGS US

THEIR ANSWERS.

>> THE COUNCIL CHAMBER WERE

FILLED WITH THOSE WANTING TO

KNOW MORE ABOUT THEIR CANDIDATES

FOR THE BEMIDJI CITY COUNCIL.

CITIZENS FOR INFORMED ELECTORATE

WHO HELD LAST NIGHT'S EVENT

RELAYED QUESTIONS FROM THE

AUDIENCE TO THE CANDIDATES, LIKE

THE ISSUE OF ANNEXATION.

>> WE'RE NOT MAKING ANY MORE

LAND, AND THE LAND WE HAVE GOT

IS GETTING SMALLER.

SO THE PROBLEM IS, WE'VE GOT

ONLY 51% OF THE PEOPLE IN THE

COMMUNITY PAYING THE WHOLE TAX

BILL.

>> WE'RE BEHIND THE CURRENT --

>> -- TAKES TIME, AND ONCE YOU

GET ANNEXED, YOU GET WORKED IN

TO THE PLANNING OF THE CITY.

>> THIS WAS AN AGREED UPON

PROCESS.

WE'RE YEARS IN THE MAKING.

AND WE'RE GOING TO BE THERE IN

2020.

>> IT IS A VERY COMPLEX ISSUE TO

DEAL WITH AS FAR AS ANNEXATION

IS CONCERNED.

IT'S NEVER REALLY TAKEN LIGHTLY.

AT THE COUNCIL LEVEL.

>> YOU HAVE FIRE SERVICE AND YOU

HAVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THINGS

LIKE THAT, BUT NOW WITH

ANNEXATION, YOU ALSO HAVE A

VOICE IN DECISIONS THAT FACE THE

CITY.

>> PASSIONATE ANSWERS WERE GIVEN

WHEN IT CAME TO A QUESTION

REGARDING THE STATEMENT OF

BEMIDJI FIRST.

A SLOGAN USED BY SOME OF THE

COUNCIL CANDIDATES.

>> I DO STRUGGLE WITH THAT

BECAUSE WHEN YOU FIND THAT YOU

LABEL SOMEONE AS FIRST, YOU'RE

GOING TO HAVE SOMEONE WHO IS

LAST.

>> AS ELECTED OFFICIALS, WE ALSO

HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO THOSE THAT

ELECTED US TO PUT OUR COMMUNITY

FIRST.

>> WE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO

KEEP OUR WATER CLEAN AND

PRESERVE OUR WATER.

>> WHEN I HEAR THE WORD BEMIDJI

FIRST, FIRST TO BE ON THE

MISSISSIPPI.

IT'S THINKING THAT -- KIND OF A

TAKE-OFF ON THAT.

>> YOU GET TO THIS LEVEL OF

CIVIC INVOLVEMENT AND GOVERNMENT

INVOLVEMENT, BEING A COMMUNITY

LEADER, I BELIEVE FIRST AND

FOREMOST TO THIS COMMUNITY.

>> VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS IN TOWN

THAT HAVE REALLY -- A LOT OF

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ECONOMY.

>> IN BEMIDJI, JOSH PETERSON,

LAKELAND NEWS.

>> AFTER THE CITY COUNCIL FORUM

WAS COMPLETED, CANDIDATES FOR

For more infomation >> Bemidji City Council Candidates Answer Questions Through Public Forum - Duration: 2:53.

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Senator Donnelly Under Fire After "Cringeworthy" Debate Answer - Duration: 1:29.

Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN) gave an incredibly awkward answer about diversity during Indiana's

Senate debate on Tuesday, saying that he has an African American and an Indian American

on his staff, "BUT" they do a great job.

Many feel his answer makes it sound as if minorities are handicapped in capability by

their race.

From USAToday

Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly made an awkward and cringeworthy word choice when describing

his commitment to diversity during Tuesday night's U.S. Senate debate, a moment that's

drawing some national attention.

When asked about how the candidates would promote diversity, Donnelly responded: "Our

state director is Indian American, but he does an amazing job.

Our director of all constituent services, she's African American, but she does an

even more incredible job than you could ever imagine.

It isn't their race or their religion, it's the incredible person that they are."

The issue is the word "but."

According to Webster, "but" is used to draw a contrast from the preceding phrase,

making it appear to some that Donnelly was saying his staffers do amazing jobs despite

having diverse backgrounds.

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