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First news title: Sea Ice Falls to record low at both poles.	The extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has set a new record low for the wintertime in a region strongly affected by long-term trends of global warming. Sea ice around the North Pole expands to its biggest extent of the year in February or March after a deep freeze in the winter polar darkness and shrinks to the smallest of the year in September.
Second news title: One killed, six injured in Bali boat collision	It occured in Bali at 10 a.m. when the small boat came from Nusa Lemboyang bring 13 passengers crushed by the bigger traditional boat. The captain of the small boat said that he didn’t realize that the bigger boar was coming. In that accident one killed and six injured.
Third news title: Venezuela cuts power for four hours a day to save energy	Venezuela is introducing power cuts of four hours a day to deal with a worsening energy crisis. The cuts will last for 40 days as the country struggles under a severe drought limiting hydroelectric output.

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Day 1 Monday Date :20 March 2017
Time	15.16-16.00
Title	1. Indonesia survey shows massive coral death from cruise ship. 2. Indonesia stops meat imports from Brazil. 3. One killed, six injured in Bali boat collision.
Sources	1.http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/23/indonesia-survey-shows-massive-coral-death-from-cruise-ship.html 2.http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/24/indonesia-stops-meat-imports-from-brazil.html 3. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/24/one-killed-six-injured-in-bali-boat-collision.html
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1. Coral reef in Indonesia was damaged by foreign cruise ship that ran aground in the pristine waters in Raja Ampat, West Papua.
	2. The Indonesian government stopped importing beef and chicken from Brazil because of the quality prior to the finding of uneatable meat that was exported from Brazil to a number of countries, an official said.
	3. One passenger died and six others were injured when two boats collided in Nusa Penida waters, Bali, on Friday.
Background event (Elaboration)	1. The 4,200-ton cruise ship M.V. Caledonian Sky, which was rented by British tour company Noble Caledonia, ran aground in the Dampier strait on March 4. It’s 5,600 square meters (60,280 square feet) sustained lesser damage from shock waves of sand and broken coral sent out by the ship's maneuvers but has a 50 percent chance of dying. London-based Noble Caledonia has acknowledged responsibility for the damage and said it is working toward "a fair and realistic settlement.”
	2. Because of that incindents, some countries did that. Three companies in Brazil had closed and 30 countries in Brazil might no longer trust the country’s meat products. Meanwhile, Indonesian Meat Traders Assosiation said that this move would be aimed not only to prevent poor quality of meat, but also prevent the entry of non-halal meat.
	3. It begins when a small boat was collided with a bigger traditional boat. The small boat’s captain reportedly did not see the traditional boat coming from the opposite direction because of a bamboo basket that hindered his view. He reportedly only saw the bigger boat when it was just 5 meters away. “All passengers in the small boat fell into the water. People from Nusa Ceningan Island strived to help them but one passenger was later found dead,” Suastika said.
New Vocabularies found	1. cruise, prsitine, firm, extent, deputy, chartered. 2. uneatable, exported. 3. collision
Comments	1. It supposed to be a warn before they was permitted to sail on that area, because reef is a life from a life. 2.It’s better to export our meat and chickern whether import it from another country. 3.It was an accident that won’t happen by anyone.

Day 2 Tuesday Date :21 March 2017
Time	19.25-20.12
Title	1.Modern public library prepared for East Jakarta. 2. Digital apps transform music industry, not live performances: Gregg Arthur. 3. Divers clean up Bali reefs
Sources	1.http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/25/modern-public-library-prepared-for-east-jakarta.html 2. http://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2017/03/25/digital-apps-transform-music-industry-not-live-performances-gregg-arthur.html 3. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/24/divers-clean-up-bali-reefs.html
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1. East Jakarta will soon have a modern public library with air-conditioned reading rooms, comfortable chairs and tables, sofas and pleasant outdoor scenery.
	2.Australia-born jazz musician Gregg Arthur thinks digital technology has helped music to travel around the world.
	3. Forty-four divers cleaned up the underwater area around Nusa Dua and Tanjung Benoa, two of the most popular destinations for snorkeling and watersports in Bali.
Background event (Elaboration)	1. East Jakarta Library had renovated a building that used to be the Pondok Bambu subdistrict office in Duren Sawit into a cafe-style library and data center. They have prepared i-Jakarta digital library and Indonesia OneSearch as tools to search for digital books in the country and a programs to count the number of visitors.
	2. Australia-born jazz musician Gregg Arthur told The Jakarta Post on Friday that although people buy fewer CDs nowadays, digital apps have allowed music to travel around the world. “I’ve got fans from Ukraine, China and Brazil,” he said, believing this to be the effect of apps such as YouTube, Spotify and Apple Music. However, the musician admitted that performing live has yet to change. “It is still very important to put on a very good show and create beautiful music,” said Arthur, who is slated to perform at Cascade Lounge in Hotel Mulia Senayan, Central Jakarta on Saturday evening.
	3. The divers from the Nusa Dua Reef Foundation (NDRF), divers associations and watersports operators collected 25 sacks of plastic and other non-organic trash from the area, which is rich in species of coral and fish. The Indonesian government has also made a commitment to reduce plastic trash by 70 percent by 2025.
New Vocabularies found	1. - 2. slated. 3. coastline.
Comments	1. it’s a good idea to attract people to visit library mostly. As we know that library isn’t being a destination for people. 2. New inovation from a musician that wants to make music industry better. 3. it’s a must to clean up the reefs.

Day 3 Wednesday Date :22 March 2017
Time	21.17-21.57
Title	1.Carlos Santana: I would collaborate with Adelle and Beyonce. 2. JKT 48 fans react to Inao Jiro’s passing. 3. 2017 haj price rises to almost Rp.35m.
Sources	1. http://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2017/03/22/carlos-santana-i-would-collaborate-with-adele-and-beyonce.html 2. http://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2017/03/22/jkt48-fans-react-to-inao-jiros-passing.html 3. http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2017/03/24/2017-haj-price-rises-to-almost-rp-35m.html
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1.Guitar legend Carlos Santana says he has no beef with either Adele or Beyonce, no stranger to collaborations.
	2. Indonesia Twitter users have been expressing their deep condolences on social media, following news about the passing of Inao Jiro, one of the general managers of female idol group JKT48.
	3. The government and the House of Representatives agreed on Thursday to increase the price of the 2017 haj to Rp 34.9 million per person, higher than last year’s Rp 34,6 million.
Background event (Elaboration)	1. In fact, the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame musician is more than happy to collaborate with both of them. "Not one is more important than the other, they're both supremely important. Their music and my music serve a purpose, to bring unity and harmony," he said.
	2. Japanese citizen Inao Jiro was found dead in his house in Pondok Aren, South Tangerang, on Tuesday, March 22. The cause of his death was suicide by hanging. His family had taken him to a hospital in Bintaro, Tangerang, however, he was not able to be saved.
	3. the increase was aimed at improving services for pilgrims, such as meals and tents. Based on a monitoring visit by a number of lawmakers during the 2016 haj season, the House proposed to the government that tents in Arafah be upgraded.
New Vocabularies found	1.beef, reiterates 2.accusation 3.pilgrims
Comments	1. he thinks that collaboration is measured by how the singer bring their song nicely. 2.in this news there is no explanation more about why he did a suicide. 3.as the pilgrims feel comfort it is okay if the price is higher than before.

Day 4 Thrusday Date :23 March 2017
Time	20.00-21.00
Title	1.are Washington girls really going missing? 2.Earth Hour switches lights off around the world. 3.Obesity crisis: Is this the food that is making us all fat?
Sources	1. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39384008 2. http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-39396407 3. http://www.bbc.com/news/business-39254804
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1. Metro Police Department (MPD) has always shared some missing persons on social media, but early this year the new police commander decided to use Twitter for every critical case.
	2. Major landmarks around the world have been turning out their lights to mark Earth Hour, an event that draws attention to climate change.
	3. Fast-forward to today and oil is now so abundant and cheaply available that most of us use it liberally in our cooking
Background event (Elaboration)	1. Since then, the faces behind the nearly 200 people - many of them children, many of them female - who go missing each month have loomed large on social media. Many see the missing person tweets but often miss the follow-up tweets once someone has been found, says Gertz. The result is a sense that girls in DC are going missing at an alarming rate - and that no one is paying attention.
	2. Around 170 countries and territories were expected to take part on Saturday, by turning off non-essential lights at 20:30 local time. The event, which reaches its 10th anniversary this year, is organised by conservation group WWF. "We started Earth Hour in 2007 to show leaders that climate change was an issue people cared about," said coordinator Siddarth Das. "For that symbolic moment to turn into the global movement it is today, is really humbling and speaks volumes about the powerful role of people in issues that affect their lives."
	3. When he was growing up in the 1960s, vegetable oil was still a precious commodity and used sparingly. Over 50% of the world's population is not of a "healthy weight", according to Prof Benton's recent report on food production. And worldwide obesity has more than doubled since 1980. Dr Costa-Font says the research suggests that once people adapt their diet and lifestyle to these changes - basically move more and eat less - more normal weights will again prevail.
New Vocabularies found	1.suburban. 2.- 3.staggering, dean
Comments	1. I think most of people in Washington DC is not care each other that causes girls are missing. 2.I think it won’t make people care about climate change if the lights that turn off is just several building in a country. But it is an impossibility if all the country have to turn off the light. It must be take turns. 3. obesity is really not good for our body. Many people want to research this thing and find the solution.

Day 5 Friday Date :24 March 2017
Time	09.25-10.00
Title	1.’life’ may not be inventive, but it’s still exciting. 2.A look at the electronics ban on some flights. 3.Bali named world’s best destination by TripAdvisor.
Sources	1. http://www.thejakartapost.com/life/2017/03/23/life-may-not-be-inventive-but-its-still-exciting-embargo.html 2. http://www.thejakartapost.com/travel/2017/03/22/qa-a-look-at-the-electronics-ban-on-some-flights-.html 3. http://www.thejakartapost.com/travel/2017/03/21/bali-named-worlds-best-destination-by-tripadvisor.html
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1.It is a movie that tells a Life follows six astronauts on-board the International Space Station (ISS). When they manage to find proof of life on Mars.
	2. Passengers are not allowed to bring their laptops and tablets on board.
	3. TripAdvisor, the travel planning and booking website, has named Bali as the global winner of its 2017 Travelers' Choice Awards for destinations.
Background event (Elaboration)	1.The story is about the crew’s struggle to keep the organism - dubbed Calvin - from growing larger and consuming them all. The tunnels of the ISS are claustrophobic and one can only move so quickly in zero gravity, so together these make for some exciting chase scenes. Being in space raises the stakes and Life takes advantage of that.Still, the characters in Life are clichés. Reynolds is the sarcastic one and Gyllenhaal the lonely one. Nonetheless, this group has enough talent and chemistry to make them come to life. As the alien picks them off one-by-one, it’s hard not to feel a tinge of sadness, even if it doesn’t linger.
	2. The U.S. and Britain, citing concerns about terrorist attacks, are not allowing passengers on some flights from mostly Middle Eastern and North African countries to bring laptops, tablets and certain other devices on board with them in their carry-on bags. All electronics bigger than a smartphone must be checked in.
	3. Award winners were determined using an algorithm that took into account the quantity and quality of reviews and ratings for hotels, restaurants and attractions across destinations worldwide, gathered over a 12-month period. The awards honor 418 outstanding destinations in 24 lists across the globe. Here is the complete list of traveler's destination choice according to TripAdvisor:             1.    Bali, Indonesia             2.  London, United Kingdom             3.  Paris, France             4.  Rome, Italy             5.  New York City, United States             6.  Crete, Greec             7.  Barcelona, Spain             8. Siem Reap, Cambodia             9. Prague, Czech Republic       10.Phuket, Thailand
New Vocabularies found	1.inventive, dormant, petri dish, chase, cliches, tunnels. 2.ban, citing 3.-
Comments	1. It’s an usually space movie. 2. Maybe there is an alternative way to recover it. 3. It’s our pleasure that one of our place become the best destination all over the world.

Day 6 Saturday Date :25 March 2017
Time	10.15-10-40
Title	1.Muslim-friendly spots for holidaymakers on Nami Island. 2. US and UK laptop bans on some Middle East flights come into effect. 3. How Schools Are Going Solar.
Sources	1. http://www.thejakartapost.com/travel/2017/03/21/muslim-friendly-spots-for-holidaymakers-on-nami-island.html 2. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-39391562 3. http://www.voanews.com/a/going-solar-at-school/3776672.html
Newsworthy event (Main event)	1. In light of the rising number of Muslim tourists visiting the island, Nami Island now provides several halal places to ensure they have a more convenient visit.
	2. A ban on laptops and tablets in cabin baggage on flights from Turkey and some countries in the Middle East and North Africa to the US and UK has come into effect.
	3. The cost for individual homes in the U.S. to "go solar" has dropped by more than 60 percent over the last decade.
Background event (Elaboration)	1. Recently Nami Island increased the size of its mushola (prayer room), thus the prayer room is now able to accommodate up to 130 people in its 144-square-meter space. Equipped with a qibla compass and wudhu (ablution) facilities, the mushola can be found in the central area of the island, on the second floor of the Baplex building. Asian Family Restaurant Dongmoon became known as one of the places to visit for Muslim travelers after it gained its halal certification in 2014.
	2. The US Department for Homeland Security has cited attacks on planes and airports over the past two years as the reason for the ban Aviation experts say the ban could hit airline profits as risks include a fall in passenger numbers, decreasing customer satisfaction and higher costs linked to screening baggage.
	3. Those low costs helped convince more than a million Americans to install solar panels on their roofs. Now schools are beginning to get in on the benefits. One of them is the school system in Fremont, Indiana. The residents of this small town in America's upper Midwest have always relied on the sun to warm their fields and draw tourists to their lakes. Now school superintendent William Stitt said they’re counting on it to power their schools. "The technology has advanced so much in the last couple of years that it’s become more energy efficient, more cost effective for schools to get solar energy," Stitt said.
New Vocabularies found	1.equipped. 2.screening. 3.superintendent, resident.
Comments	1.That’s what I want in every country. There will always a facilitate that support every religion to pray. 2.The employee will act if the customer explain. 3.A good inovation to save electric by using sunlight.