Yuzuru Hanyu and the Amazing New World Record

Tara Jevrosimovic

2/24/2014

7B Humanities

Mr. Calic

 Yuzuru Hanyu and the Amazing New World Record

            Have you ever thought of things that can go in the record book? Well, in these three paragraphs you will find out the brand new broken record of a 19 year-old man.The new broken record in short programme man’s figure skating, was set by Japan’s Yuzuru Hanyu at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. Hanyu served up a quad toe-loop, triple axel, and a triple lutz-triple toe-loop combination. Those word probably don’t ring a bell to most of the reader, but they represent the various body compositions on ice skates.

            

            Yuzuru was skating to the song “Parisian Walkways” by Gary Moore, his performance was 3.93-points ahead of Patrick Chan (of Canada) the three-time world champion (in men’s ice skating).The young man was very proud of his ice magic, he said it himself. “I was just trying to turn in the best performance I possibly could, and I did,” said Hanyu. I was very, very surprised by the score.”

            

            There were the top 5 places. Yuzuru Hanyu (from Japan) was in first place with a total score 0f 280.09, he is also the youngest contestant. Patrick Chan of Canada was second place with a total score of 275.62. Denis Ten from Kazakhstan was third place with a total score of 255.10. The fourth place went to Javier Fernández from Madrid/Spain, and the fifth place went to Tatsuki Machida who is also from Japan, with a score of 253.42.

Bibliography:

Article #1: http://www.olympic.org/news/hanyu-sets-new-world-record-in-men-s-short-programme-as-plushenko-bows-out/224490

20% of the work is from: https://www.google.rs/#q=The+Sochi+2014+Winter+Olympics+Figure+Skating+Men

Google images: https://www.google.rs/search?q=yuzuru+hanyu+2014+winter+olympics&espv=210&es_sm=93&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=MaILU4mgOMP_ygOi6YCwBg&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1366&bih=643#imgdii=_

Neolithic towns

some interesting facts are that there were no streets in these towns

History

Neolithic People

NEOLITHIC AGE (New Stone Age)

1.It's been transported back in time about 8,000 years.

2.It's after last Ice Age ended.

3.Population numbered between 5,000 and 6,000.

4.Evidence suggests that a number of the buildings were shrines, or sacred places where people worship.

5.They made tools and weapons by stones.

A Large Neolithic Town

 Alexandre
January 24,2013

• Catal Hyuk was a city in Turkey around 6000 B.C. 
• The town was 24 football fields.
• The town had 1,000 houses.
• The population was about  5,000 to 6,000 people.
• wheat was Catal's main crop. 

Catal Huyuk

What i found about Neolithic is in Neolithic town bricks were with mud bricks. Catal Huyuk was located on a plain in present day Turkey 6000 B.C. The town had 1000 houses with between 5000 and 6000 people. Biggest Neolitic town was discovered by archaeologist in the middle east. In the Neolithic Town it didn't have streets, lanes, or layers. 

Neolithic People

1.They made houses completely out of mud-bricks

2.since people didn't have to farm howl time they started crafting

3.They buried  there relatives under there houses

4.they made shrines for there relatives in there homes 

5.the tools they made for farming and crafting 

Helped by Nick

Catal Huyuk 

--)the doors from that civilization were found on the roof tops.

--)all the roof tops were connected to each other so that people could visit their neighbor.

--)dead family members were buried under the homes. it was thought that even though your dead, doesn't mean your not a part of the family.

--)sculptures made of plaster, were inside the shrines and homes. the bull, leopard, and ram were common sculpture designs

--)there houses were made of mud and brick.