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NIEE 154 – Trump’s and Merkel’s Awkward Meeting

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NIEE 153 – Volta: The Stylish Electric Bicycle from Pure Cycles

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NIEE 152 – The Radioactive Wild Boars of Fukushima

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NIEE 151 – Obamas to Get Millions for Book Deal

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Summer is here and though it is the time for outdoor fun and play, it is also the time to start thinking about　protecting ourselves from extreme heat. Extreme heat can cause serious health problems. But, you can do something about it. Heat exhaustion is a relatively common response to intense heat and can cause symptoms such as headaches, dizziness and fainting. But it can also lead to heatstroke, which must be treated medically. Heat stress is especially harmful for the elderly, small children and people who already suffer from illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes or hypertension. However, anyone should be careful and not do heavy physical activity when the temperature goes above 35 degrees. We can do many things to protect ourselves from the dangers of extreme heat. We should stay out of the sun, drink plenty of liquids and wear light clothing. Also, avoid drinks that contain alcohol or sugar. Actually, they will cause you to lose body fluids. I hope you can all enjoy your summer days. Just play it safe.

Summer is here and though it is the time for outdoor fun and play, it is also the time to start thinking about　protecting ourselves from extreme heat. Extreme heat can cause serious health problems. But, you can do something about it. Heat exhaustion is a relatively common response to intense heat and can cause symptoms such as headaches, dizziness and fainting. But it can also lead to heatstroke, which must be treated medically. Heat stress is especially harmful for the elderly, small children and people who already suffer from illnesses such as heart disease, diabetes or hypertension. However, anyone should be careful and not do heavy physical activity when the temperature goes above 35 degrees. We can do many things to protect ourselves from the dangers of extreme heat. We should stay out of the sun, drink plenty of liquids and wear light clothing. Also, avoid drinks that contain alcohol or sugar. Actually, they will cause you to lose body fluids. I hope you can all enjoy your summer days. Just play it safe.

NIEE 140 – Dealing with Extreme Summer Heat

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NIEE 134 – London: What to do in the British Capital City

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Find more stories and transcripts on the web at: News in Easy English Recently, some researchers in Australia were excited about messages from a distant galaxy. But it turns out that the signals were from a completely different source. The scientists at Parkes Observatory in Australia specialize in radio bursts- short pulses that last only fractions of a second and come from distant galaxies. In January of 2015, the scientists started getting repeated strange signals from an unknown source. “It was a puzzle,” said John Sarkissian, a researcher at the observatory. The mysterious signals had the space scientists scratching their heads. So with some new highly sensitive instruments, they began to investigate. And what they found was very close to home—the signal was coming from a microwave in the kitchen of the observatory. It appears that when someone opens the door of the microwave while it is still running, it emits a short pulse that is detectable by the radio telescope at the observatory. The microwave has since been banned from the kitchen. 

Find more stories and transcripts on the web at: <a href="http://newsineasyenglish.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">News in Easy English</a> Recently, some researchers in Australia were excited about messages from a distant galaxy. But it turns out that the signals were from a completely different source. The scientists at Parkes Observatory in Australia specialize in radio bursts- short pulses that last only fractions of a second and come from distant galaxies. In January of 2015, the scientists started getting repeated strange signals from an unknown source. “It was a puzzle,” said John Sarkissian, a researcher at the observatory. The mysterious signals had the space scientists scratching their heads. So with some new highly sensitive instruments, they began to investigate. And what they found was very close to home—the signal was coming from a microwave in the kitchen of the observatory. It appears that when someone opens the door of the microwave while it is still running, it emits a short pulse that is detectable by the radio telescope at the observatory. The microwave has since been banned from the kitchen.

NIEE 139 – Scientists Embarrassed When Space Mystery Solved

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NIEE 135 – London: The Monkey Dogs of Japan

NIEE 133 – Five Steps to Better English

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NIEE 131 – Viewing and Eating Autumn Leaves in Japan

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