Adlai Times IV Cartoon Character of the Week: Ben 10

Adlai
Times IV
Adlai Rocks!
February 7, 2013
Chief Editors Danny and
Josh
Cartoon Character of the Week: Ben 10
By: Cartoon Universe
Ben’s full name is Benjamin Kirby Tennyson. Ben
has been voiced by Tara Strong, Fred Tatasciore,
Yuri Lowenthal, John DiMaggio, Graham Phillips,
and Ryan Kelley. He is currently in Ben 10 Omniverse. His cousin is Gwen Tennyson. His crimefighting partner is Rook Blonko. His Grandfather,
Max Tennyson, is a plumber, a special police force
that helps around the universe.
Inside this issue:
Cartoon Character of the Week
1
Fish of the Week
2
Steelers 1 on 1
3
Minecraft
4
Cartoon Character of the Week: Rook
By: Cartoon Universe
Rook is voiced by Bumper Robinson. Rook has
an inability to understand sarcasm. Rook’s last
name is Blonko. Rook is a By-The-Book cop
with no actual experience. His weapon is a
proto-tool. He is a Revonnhanger. His crimefighting partner is Ben Tennyson.
Teacher Notes
Students at Adlai Stevenson are hard at
work on their first edition of the Adlai Times.
This is the fourth year
the paper has been in
publication. It is written and edited completely by the sixth
grade students. We
hope you enjoy the first
edition
-Mrs. Rodgers and Mr.
Shafer
Fish of the Week 4: Columbian Shark
By: David
This week’s fish of the week is the Columbian
Shark. They are catfish native to South America.
They are among the hardiest of all fish being able to
live in water with a ph as low as 5.5 and as high as
8.5 and they also can live in fresh, brackish, or salt
water (though they mainly live in freshwater) .They
get their name from the way they hunt and eat like
sharks. They are popular aquarium fish due to their
peaceful temperament, feeding habits, and small
size of 8-10 inches (20-25cm). They are silver with
dusky-black fins. Tune in for next week’s fish of the
week.
Fish of the Week 5: Oscar
By: David
This week’s Fish of the Week is the Oscar. These South American Chilcids are the most popular chilcid in the world at this present
time. There are 4 captive-bred forms of the Oscar. They are the Albino-Red Oscar, Albino Tiger Oscar, Red Oscar, and the Tiger
Oscar. Of these the Tiger looks most like the wild Oscar and the Albino-Red is the newest form. Oscars sadly often get HITH or
Hole-In –The-Head disease from bad water quality. Captive bred Oscar forms [the Tiger, Albino Tiger, Red, and Albino Red] reach
around 12-14 inches [30-36cm] while the wild Oscar gets larger reaching a size of 18 inches [46cm]. Tune in for next week’s Fish of
the Week.
These are some different Oscar forms.
The wild Oscar is in the middle.
The tiger { right ] albino red [ left ] are
captive-bred forms. The Red and Albino
Tiger are captive bred forms not shown
here.
Chief Editors Danny and Josh
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Steelers 1 on 1
Jerome Bettis got held out on Sunday
Feb. 2 he should of gotten in, I mean
really some of seven that got in were first
year finalists I’m looking at you Michael
Strahhan. Bettis (the bus) is sixth all time
on the rushing list for most rushing yards,
matter a fact The Bus and Tomlinson are
the only running backs in the top 15 rushing list to not be in the Pro Football Hall
of Fame. Speaking of great former
Steeler’s players Hines Ward (mighty
mouse) got the life time achievement
award for his play on and off the field.
Now that we’re talking about awards Charlie
Batch got the Bryon Whizzer White award for
being the most charitable man in football.
Fish of the Week 6: Ripsaw Catfish
By: David
This week’s Fish of the Week is the Ripsaw Catfish.
There are only three members and all are in the genus Oxydoras in
the family Doriadie or Talking catfish. They are giants compared
to their smaller cousins, the Raphael catfish. All members of their
family are found in South America. The Ripsaw catfish is not as
popular as its smaller relatives in aquariums because of their larger
size. Ripsaw catfish can reach 35 inches [90 cm]. Its smaller relative, the Black Talking Catfish gets 16-27 inches [40-70cm].The
third member of the genus, Oxydoras Keri is the same size as the
Black Talking Catfish, but it is endangered. The Ripsaw Catfish
and the Black Talking Catfish are usually black or gray in color
with bony plates on the back. They eat mainly small fish, crustaceans, and insects. Tune in for next week’s Fish of the Week.
Editors Notes
How is your day going? Just
keep on reading this newspaper.
Adlai Times is the best!!
Chief Editors Danny and Josh
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Minecraft
By: Cartoon Universe
Minecraft is a sandbox game created by Markus Persson. (Also known as Notch) Minecraft was originally released for the
PC, but it was also released for the Xbox 360, Iphone, IPod, Ipad, and Android devices. Minecraft was released on May 17, 2009.
The Xbox version was released May 9, 2012. The Pocket Edition (For phones, IPods, and tablets.) was released August 16, 2011. In
Minecraft there are three different modes: Survival, Creative, and Hardcore mode. In survival mode, you must craft and defend yourself from monsters that spawn at night. In creative mode, you have unlimited resources and you cannot die. Hardcore mode is just
like survival mode, but you only have one life. If you kill an animal, you get food so you can eat. Villages spawn randomly in
worlds. You can trade with villagers. You can grow wheat, melons,
pumpkins, carrots, and potatoes (Apples are found in trees). The animals in Minecraft are: pigs, cows, sheep, squid, fish, wolves, ocelots,
and chickens. The monsters in Minecraft are: zombies, skeletons,
creepers, ghast, Endermen, spiders, blazes, silverfish, zombie pigmen, Wither skeletons, slime, magma cubes, Wither, and the Ender
dragon. To beat the game you have to travel to the End and defeat
the Ender Dragon. In Minecraft, if you get enough obsidian,
(Obsidian is created when water touches lava.) you can make a portal
to the Nether. The Nether is another dimension filled with lava, fire,
and Netherack. The monsters in the Nether are zombie pigmen,
ghasts, magma cubes, blazes, Wither skeletons, and the Wither.
Check back next week for Adlai Times IX!
Chief Editors Danny and Josh
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