Meet the teenager making mountain-climbing history | August 29, 2024

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TLDRThe episode of CNN 10 covers various news stories around the world. In the Middle East, Israeli military operations in the occupied West Bank have escalated, with air strikes and raids resulting in the death of at least nine Palestinians. In the U.S., there are efforts to combat the Eastern equine encephalitis (Triple E) virus spread by mosquitoes, with cases identified in several northeastern states. Meanwhile, in Nepal, teenager Nima Renji Sherpa is making waves in the mountaineering world by attempting to become the youngest person to climb all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters. In Northern California, the nonprofit Unchained Works is providing vulnerable youth with opportunities to work with abandoned dogs, using positive reinforcement training. Paleontologists have found dinosaur footprints in Africa and South America, indicating ancient migration patterns when the continents were connected. Finally, Wayne Dreon in Nebraska showcases a unique collection of antique tractors celebrating his 80th birthday.

Para llevar

  • 📰 Israeli military carried out raids and air strikes in the West Bank, escalating tensions.
  • 🦟 Triple E, a deadly mosquito-borne virus, is causing concerns in the U.S. Northeast.
  • 🏔️ Teen climber Nima Renji Sherpa aims to summit all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters.
  • 🐕 Nonprofit Unchained Works pairs vulnerable youth with abandoned dogs for positive training.
  • 🦖 Dinosaur footprints found in Africa and South America suggest ancient migration.

Cronología

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    Jerusalem's conflicts grow intense as Israeli military actions in the West Bank kill nine Palestinians, escalating tensions since last October's Gaza war. The operation, deemed counterterrorism by Israel, is condemned as a crime by the Palestinian Authority. Concurrently, in the U.S. Northeast, mass efforts to control the deadly mosquito-borne virus, Triple E, meet public resistance over youth sports disruptions. Objections were heated during community discussions. In striking historical news, 260 dinosaur footprints unearthed in Africa and South America highlight past continental connections, drawing attention to prehistoric movements across what was once a singular landmass.

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Preguntas frecuentes

  • What recent military operations took place in the West Bank?

    Israel's military carried out raids and air strikes in the occupied West Bank, killing at least nine Palestinians.

  • What is the triple E virus?

    Triple E, or Eastern equine encephalitis, is a deadly mosquito-borne virus that can cause neurological damage in survivors.

  • Where have triple E cases been reported in the U.S.?

    Triple E cases have been identified in Massachusetts, Wisconsin, New Jersey, Vermont, and New Hampshire.

  • Who is Nima Renji Sherpa?

    Nima Renji Sherpa is a teenager aiming to climb all 14 mountains in the world that are over 8,000 meters tall.

  • What is Unchained Works?

    Unchained Works is a nonprofit in Northern California pairing vulnerable young people with abandoned or abused dogs to teach dog training and life skills.

  • What makes the dinosaur footprints found in Africa and South America unique?

    The footprints are similar in age, shape, and geological context, suggesting dinosaurs once traveled along similar paths 120 million years ago.

  • What unique project does Wayne Dreon have on display in Nebraska?

    Wayne Dreon has a collection of antique tractors dating back to 1939 on display.

  • What is a notable effort to manage youth sports related to the mosquito virus?

    In Oxford, Massachusetts, a voluntary curfew of 6 p.m. was announced, but it faced objections from the public who wanted fields for youth sports to remain open.

  • What teaching method is employed by Unchained Works?

    They use positive reinforcement for dog training to help prepare the dogs for adoption.

  • What notable feat are Sherpas known for?

    Sherpas are known for guiding mountaineers in the Himalayas, carrying large loads, and fixing ladders and ropes.

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    minutes to do it we're going to start
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    with some headlines today first in the
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    Middle East Israel's military carried
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    out raids and air strikes in the
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    occupied West Bank killing at least nine
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    Palestinians videos of the overnight
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    raids showed bulldozers tearing up a
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    street in a builtup area of the northern
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    city of taram and a strike on what
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    Israel officials said was a militant
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    operations room in the refugee camp Nur
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    Shams clashes have become more frequent
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    in the territory since the war in Gaza
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    began last October but this latest
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    operation marks a sign ific escalation
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    Israeli officials described the raids as
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    a counterterrorism operation while the
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    Palestinian Authority condemned the
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    operation as quote violation and Crimes
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    by Israel next we head to the Northeast
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    where efforts to curb a deadly mosquito
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    born virus have led to some objections
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    bites from infected mosquitoes are
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    causing a virus that leads to Eastern
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    ecne and sephtis or Triple E for short
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    which the CDC says kill kills about one
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    in three people who get it and 50% of
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    the survivors end up with lasting
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    neurological damage cases have been
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    identified in Massachusetts Wisconsin
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    New Jersey Vermont and New Hampshire
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    because the mosquitoes that spread chle
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    e are most active at Dusk and Dawn
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    officials in Oxford Massachusetts
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    announced a voluntary curfew of 6 p.m.
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    but members of the public weren't happy
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    about closing fields for Youth Sports a
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    change .org petition to keep the parks
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    open has nearly 900 signatures and a
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    town Board of Health meeting on
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    Wednesday got contentious please don't
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    do this to our kids 800 people find a
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    do and finally a headline that has some
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    big old shoes to fill paleontologists
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    have found matching dinosaur footprints
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    more than 260 of them in Africa and
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    South America the footprints are similar
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    in age shape and geological context back
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    then 120 million years ago to be
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    specific the seven continents hadn't
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    split apart yet remember Pangia so
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    scientists say the findings suggest that
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    dinosaurs once traveled along their own
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    version of a
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    highway Pop Quiz Hot Shot which Landmark
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    is also known as chalunga Mount Everest
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    aers rock kilowa or Tim Buck 2
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    towering over the Himalayan Mountains
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    you'll find what's known locally as
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    chalunga or Mount
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    Everest we want to introduce you to a
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    teenager who's making mountain climbing
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    history we travel to Nepal home to
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    several of the world's tallest Peaks and
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    home to Nima renji Sherpa who only has
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    one more mountain to climb in order to
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    conquer all 14 of the world's mountains
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    that are over 8,000 M tall
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    step by step this teenager is on his way
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    to making history 18-year-old naringi
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    sherper is setting his sides on the
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    highest peaks in the
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    world after reaching 13 of them he's
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    aiming to become the youngest person to
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    climb all 14 mountains above 8,000 M
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    even though he comes from a community of
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    Mountaineers this is still a big deal
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    this is a very big uh kind of advantage
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    for the sh community and even for me and
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    for for everyone you know like because
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    before this you cannot you cannot uh
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    imagine a teenager doing a 14 P you know
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    sherpers are an ethnic group native to
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    The Valleys around Mount Everest and
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    they're often guides for Mountaineers in
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    the Himalayas they carry large loads
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    like equipment and food fixing ladders
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    and ropes along the way always a
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    dangerous feat and climbing such
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    incredible Heights also brings great
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    risks Avalanches exposure and high
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    altitude sickness can easily take over
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    and can be the difference between a
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    successful Summit and never reaching the
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    peak but naringi sherper says his mental
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    state is what keeps him focused and calm
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    I kind of convinced myself you know like
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    uh to be normal in the mountain like for
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    example uh when I see abulance or bad
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    weather or when I see an accident in the
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    mountain I'm not uh in hurry or I don't
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    get like nervous something like that
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    only about 40 people have reached all 14
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    peaks of what they call the 8000ers
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    they're all in the Himalayan and caracum
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    ranges spanning China Pakistan Nepal and
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    India as the youngest climber not only
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    has sherper broken multiple records his
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    Expeditions have taught him a lot I've
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    learned so much uh things about nature
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    human body human psychology meeting new
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    people nature and like everything in the
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    world and I learned from the mountain
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    with his sight set on One Last Mountain
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    shisha pangma in Tibet he's hoping to
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    inspire others and develop
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    mountaineering into a professional sport
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    so whether he's on the ground or on top
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    of the world sherper is set on breaking
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    more
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    barriers we're now taking a look at a
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    nonprofit in Northern California that
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    pairs vulnerable young people with
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    abandoned or abused dogs Unchained Works
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    primarily with juvenile correction
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    facilities and teaches young people
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    about about dog training using positive
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    reinforcement to better prepare them for
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    adoption take a looky who's that this
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    see I was a troubled child I would run
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    around cause a lot of trouble in and out
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    incarceration most of the dogs didn't
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    really catch my attention until I seen
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    this boxer named Quincy when kids can
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    contribute to giving a dog a second
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    chance at a better life we see the shift
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    in them yes beautiful timing the k9's
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    teaching compassion program it's an
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    8-week program we have a skills
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    curriculum
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    yay the kids use what's called positive
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    reinforcement training we partner with
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    juvenile detention centers educational
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    institutions and nonprofit organizations
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    serving
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    youth we don't know their stories what
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    maybe put them in juvenile hall you've
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    got
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    kids who have experienced a lot of
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    trauma in their lives and we get to go
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    in with a blank slate they may share a
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    very similar story with their dog that
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    their dog has experienced neglect or
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    abandonment or maybe abuse once they
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    start applying the positive
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    reinforcements with the dog and teaching
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    the dog and the dog is responding nicely
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    done then there's a lot of reciprocity
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    that goes back and forth she's available
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    100% available for adoption we know that
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    when dogs are well trained and and
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    socialize they have a greater chance at
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    adoption good
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    job since the start of our services we
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    have served more than 450 youth those
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    youth have contributed to the adoption
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    placement of more than 220 dogs I
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    learned a lot of uh social skills I
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    learned how not to be nervous and how to
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    kind of control my emotions a lot
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    down working with Quincy obviously
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    seeing him get a second shot actually
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    gave me a little bit of Hope thank you
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    for bringing this boy back to
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    [Applause]
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    life all right for today's story getting
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    a 10 out of 10 we head to Nebraska to
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    check out a
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    rediculous collection of antique
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    tractors look at them 51 of these old
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    Beauties are all owned by Wayne dreon
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    The Collection includes some tractors
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    that date all the way back to 193 9 he
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    has some fairly modern ones too dreon
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    who started farming right out of high
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    school put the collection on display to
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    celebrate his 80th birthday congrats to
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