Friday, 21 October 2016
Thursday, 20 October 2016
Friday, 14 October 2016
The Day of Disaster
There was a mad scientist named Albert Einstein who had assistant named Valentine Bargmann. Albert was a perfectionist, he wanted every thing perfect like his invention he was working on. He was creating a world changing formula. It could change humans into his slaves and zombies.
As he was testing the formula Albert thought he was missing something. Albert said “ Safety first” Albert tested the formula on Valentine with five drops. Nothing happened but overnight he changed not into a zombie or a slave, he transformed into a duplicate of Albert.
The next day, Valentine woke up and got ready to begin his day but when he looked in the mirror he flipped out so he fainted. Three hours later, he woke up and couldn’t remember what happened. Valentine checked his watch and he was fifty minutes late for work.
When he arrived at the laboratory, Albert knew that the fake Albert was Valentine. “Yes, this better than what I expected” said Dr Albert. Dr Albert had an idea to trick people into drinking the formula. Albert went to go get 1000 water bottles and filled it with water also a drop of the formula. Valentine selled all of the drinks to Auckland,new zealand. Since Albert put one drop of the formula, they were transforming quicker.
With no one to save them, Auckland turned into Alberts.
Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Mactavish's creature
For Wonder woman this term we will be doing podcasts about books and other things too. Hope you enjoy the podcast
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Olga Korbut
Olga Valentinovna Korbut is a Belorussian retired Gymnast. She competed in the summer Olympics in 1972 and 1976 for the Soviet team. She was born on May the 16 in 1955. She has won four gold medals and two silvers medals.
Olga was born in Grodno. She started training at 8 yrs of age and entered an belarusian sports school headed by coach Renald Knysh, when she was 9 yrs old. There, Olga’s first coach was Elena Vochetskaya,a gold medalist but she was moved to Renald’s group a year later. With him, she learnt an difficult backward somersault on the balance beam.
She launched the move at this competition in USSR in 1969. In the same year, Olga completed a backflip to catch on the uneven bars, this was the the first backward release move ever performed by a woman on bars. The next day, Olga did the same routine in the event finals. The judge’s score altogether was 9.8, the audience were booing the score because they thought she deserved an 10 but the judges refused to change her score.
The backward release move got named after Olga, the Korbut flip also the Korbut was banned from gymnastics.The Korbut flip was banned because it was too risky for anyone to do it. That was why they banned the flip.
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