This artcile is about how children are mistaking laudrey detergent tablets for candy. There has recenty been over 250 cases of children ingesting this poison. The reaction that comes about after ingesting the packets is more severe than typical detergent poisoning—symptoms include nausea and breathing problems.

THis article interests me because it warned me that some of my laudry detergent may look like candy and that I shouldn't eat it. I now no to make sure that I look at what I'm eating for some of my candy more be poisonous. Finally this article will help prevent future problems with this substance.

Parenting, E. (2012, May 25). Kids mistake laundry detergent for candy Retrieved from http://www.parenting.com/blogs/show-and-tell/elina-parenting/laundry-detergent-poison-control?src=synanddom=cnnhealthandlnk=rss

This article is about how peoples interest in Twitter has been dropping lately, much like that of Facebooks. Apparently only 7% of people who have Twitters check their account every single day. Also 66% of people who have a Twitter also have another social network page, proving that people are not entirely satisfied

This article is interesting to me because I have a Twitter account, and do not go on ot daily. Also I have a Facebook page making me part of the 66%. Twitter is just a spot for people to write text as well. Making it so that pepoles posts dont have much diversity, and with not everyone having a Twitter, it because hard to communicate well also,

Sutter, J. (2012, May 31). Is twitter slowing down?. Retrieved from http://www.cnn.com/2012/05/31/tech/web/twitter-pew-report/index.html?npt=NP1

This articel is about how many Facebook users are shutting down their accounts, due to the social network becoming more boring. Also 34% of users find themselves going on less than they did half a year ago, while only 20% find themselves going on more often. Also it explains how many online ads on Facebook are worthless for they don't generate enough revenue.

This article interests me because I too find Facebook, becoming boring, there is nothing new going onto it, and I do the same exact thing everyday on it, not providing me with anything interesting. However I will never shut down my account for I still want to stay connected to my friends.

Whitney, L. (2012, June 05). Facebook 'boring'? 1 in 3 users are tuning it out. Retrieved from http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57447316-93/facebook-boring-1-in-3-users-are-tuning-it-out/?tag=mncol;cnetRiver

This article is about Google will be increasing the quality of Google Maps and Google Earth even further than before. First off, Google MAps, will now become offline mobile, meaning that you wil no longer need Internet connection to veiw where you are and where you need to get to on a map. Secondy, the Street View Trekker will be further improved so that you can get a Street View of places that even cars can't go, such as trials, parks, and ski trails. Finally, Google Earth will be improving on its 3D capacity, allowing users to swoop through buildings like "Iron Man" and increase details by far.

This article is interesting to me because soon I will be driving and I know that I will need a GPS, so the fact that I no longer need Internet to veiw directions, which will ease my driving experience. Also exploring the new 3D powers of Google Earth will be fascinating to me just to see what it will look like.

Cabebe, J. (2012, June 06). The next dimension of google maps and google earth (first take). Retrieved from http://download.cnet.com/8301-2007_4-57447933-12/the-next-dimension-of-google-maps-and-google-earth-first-take/?tag=mncol;cnetRiver

This article is about how New York City is working on ban of all sugary drinks, larger than 16 fluid ounces, from being sold at restaurants, delis, sports arena vendors, movie theaters and food carts regulated by the city health department from selling these drinks. This is Bloomberg's strategy for fighting childhood obesity, which he feels is a big threat. If anyone refuses to downsize they could be fined up to $200.

This article interests me becuase sometimes I go to New York CIty, and I also love drinking sugary drinks such as soda or sweetened ice tea. So now when I go to the city I won't be able to get a refreshing drink, which disapoints me greatly. However I do believe that this will help to fight childhood obesity.

Park, A. (2012, May 31). The new york city soda ban, and a brief history of bloomberg’s nudges. Retrieved from http://healthland.time.com/2012/05/31/bloombergs-soda-ban-and-other-sweeping-health-measures-in-new-york-city/

This article s about how starting in 2015 Disney will ban all advertising for unheatlhy food in thier networks, TV channels, radio programs and websites. They will be cutting out all fast-food, junk food and candy ads. Some items that won't make the cut are Capri SUn die to their hihg sugar content, and Kraft Lunchables due to their sdium content. First Lady Michelle Obama says that this could be a "game- changer" in the fight against childhood obesity.

This article interests me because I enjoy my sugary food commercials. I will be disapointed when I'm some TV and I won't be able to see what new foods are on the market. However I do agree with Michelle Obama, that it will help cut down on childhood obesity, for kids won't be able to see sugary foods as easily. 

Sifferlin, A. (2012, June 06). Disney’s diet: No more junk food ads on kids channels. Retrieved from http://healthland.time.com/2012/06/06/disneys-diet-no-more-junk-food-ads-on-kids-channels/