final topic module 6

I think that crimes poising our community. But not all of them are bad. For my mind street art is so beautiful, but some people thinling that it is vandalism.
for example lego reconstructions in New York.
Most people remember playing with Lego bricks as a child. It seems, though, that toy towns aren’t the only things they are used to construct, lego repair work’ was created by German artist Jan Vormann. Jan spent three years travelling the world, fixing crumbling walls and monuments with Lego. Jan took his project to New York Jand together with a team of volunteers, I constructed Lego repairs all over the city, j including at the Brooklyn Bridge and Central f l Park. Cracks in buildings soon disappeared  and were replaced with bright Lego shapes.
Also not all of street artists are painting beautiful thinks. And some of them are criminals.
there are many of special studied Forensic Scientists thats help to catch  criminals.
There’s no typical day because every case is different. for exampe few days ago,they examined some evidence that had been collected from a crime scene. A ski mask had been found after an armed robbery at a pizzeria, so they had to search it for hair, blood and saliva.
for this analyses they use powerful electron microscopes, ultraviolet light to see traces of evidence like tiny fibres and spectrometers.
Now internet is the most popular think in the world. Many of crimes are going there.
How would you feel if your computer was hijacked and used to send nasty emails to your friends, or if a virus destroyed all your data? Well, this happens more often than you might think. In fact, in the UK alone hundreds of thousands of private computers are hacked every year. The people behind these attacks are called 'crackers' or 'hackers'. Hackers are highly intelligent programmers who can easily break into computer systems. They use their expert knowledge and skills to gain access and can then steal data or infect computers with a virus or a worm.
I think that's crimes are aful, and you should be carefuly to protect yourself from criminals.

a letter to editor

Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing in response to the article in the High street vandalism, I think that's aful .
 In my opinion, this is aful. many of people are afraid of graffities, because of this many of shops are closing.
Firstly, you could try call more police in night time. As a result, many of illegal artists must run away from police and streets will be cleaner.
Furthermore, local concil could repaint all of walls that was painted by vandalists.
Consequently, members of the community of all ages would have somewhere pleasant to relax, play sport and come to High street. This would brighten up the area and contribute to a sense of community spirit. All in all, I strongly agree with the decision to renovate the street and believe that the council should turn it into apopular street.
I hope my suggestions will be taken into consideration.
Yours faithfully,
Matvey Petrykin

Life experiance

I'm dividing life experiance to knolage and skills. I want to turn my knolage to skills. 

When i grow up, I want to be  doctor. because of this I'm reading much biological books.

In one of them was wroten about blush.

It’s no secret that we blush when we’re embarrassed, but why? Well, when you feel self-conscious, your body releases adrenalin which increases the blood flow to your face. Babies don’t blush. You only blush when you become aware of other people’s thoughts and feelings. Also it's only humans think, only old people can blush. For example when we say to our dog, good boy or somethink similar they move their tail. People don't have any tails because of this we are blushing. But we are not so different with animals,we are yawning together. 

No one knows for sure why we yawn, but one theory is that when you’re tired or bored, you don’t breathe as deeply as usual, so yawning helps you to take more oxygen into the blood. Other scientists say that yawning stretches the muscles and lungs and increases the heart rate, helping us to stay more alert. Most people seem to agree about one thing, though ... yawning is contagious! 

But one think doing us kings of evolution. Our brains and Social Etiquette. 

In England  If you are meeting someone for the first time, extend a hand to say hello. Britons greet each other with firm handshakes. Hugs are rare, but kissing on the cheek is not unusual between friends or relatives. Also, it is important to make eye contact while speaking with someone; otherwise you will seem rude or insincere. Use titles, such as Dr Smith or Mr Norris, to show respect, unless someone invites you to use their first name. Address a woman as Ms (as in Ms Banks) if you aren’t sure if she is married or not.

I gain my life experiane from my family, enternet books and others.

For me the most perpective resource is enternet,because of it's versatility and big packet of knowlage.