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Welcome to the Eagles View.
The podcast where the students of Emerson School in Ann Arbor Michigan, share their voices, ideas and stories.
I'm Alex, a third grader who loves golfing.
I am Deja, a third grader who enjoys playing sports.
We will be your hosts for this episode.
In this episode, you'll be hearing...
Rolls-Royce, methane, band plus orchestra, wacky sports.
Cars, Dwayne Wade, and as always, the joke of the week.
From cool facts to creative stories and great ideas, we have it all.
So tune in, get comfy, and enjoy your flight with the Eagle's View.
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Hi everyone, my name is Aria and today we are going to be talking about Rolls Royces.
Rolls Royce is a very luxury car but is also a fast car.
First I am going to tell you about the most detailed part about a Rolls Royce.
And you might know what the most detailed part about a Rolls Royce is.
So tell me in the comments below.
I'm gonna give you three seconds to comment down below.
So get ready.
Three, two, one, zero.
Hope you got it.
So now let me tell you what's the most detailed part of a Rolls Royce.
The most detailed part of a Rolls Royce is the bird on the top of the inside of the car.
Fact two the bird on the top of the inside of the car is a peregrine falcon, which is the world's most fasted bird in the world.
Fact 3.
But the peregrine falcon is sadly not in every Rolls Royce.
But the peregrine falcon uses over 250,000 stitches!
No wonder why they don't put in every single Rolls Royce.
My hand would be tired if I had to use all those stitches.
And I don't even know how to stitch in a car.
Well, that's it all about Rolls Royces today.
So I hope you learned a lot about Rolls Royces.
See you next time with more fun facts.
Bye.
Hi, my name is alex.
Did you know that cow farts pollute?
Say what.
Cow farts have methane in them, which is a deadly gas.
Power plants also have methane too.
Methane is also called CH4.
Cows destroying the planet Earth one fart at a time.
Hi, my name is Aria.
Hi, my name is Alex.
And this is the joke of the week.
Knock, knock.
Who's there?
Police.
Police who?
Police.
Let us in.
It's getting cold out here.
Ba-dum-dum-dum.
Hi, my name is Deja and I'm in third grade, and I will be talking about the most expensive car in the world, and that is the 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 Salary U-Hane Hot Coupe selling in 2022 for 1425 million.
And now it costs over $200 million.
And it was founded in 1926 by the following merger of Carl Benz and Godley Daimler's.
Thank you for listening to my podcast.
Bye.
Hi, my name is Karen.
And my name is Agi.
And we're in second grade.
Dwayne Wade was born on January 17, 1982 in Chicago, Illinois.
His nicknames are D. Wade and The Flash.
He went to the University of Marquette.
He averaged 21.5 points a game with Marquette.
He was selected Fifth in the 2003 NBA Draft to the Miami Heat.
The Heat started 5-15, but at the end of the season their record was 42-40 to make it to the playoffs.
Dwayne also was third place in Rookie of the Year behind Carmelo Anthony and LeBron James.
He was second in field goal percentage, second in steals, third in scoring, fourth in assists and fourth in minutes played.
The Heat got Shaquille O'Neal and they improved their record.
In the 2006 NBA playoffs, they moved on to the finals against the Mavericks.
Dwayne Wade led the Heat to win the series 4-2 to earn him the Finals MVP.
He was the fifth youngest player to win the Finals MVP.
The Heat got LeBron James and Chris Bosh.
The Heat won three championships.
Dwayne Wade got traded to the Bulls.
Wade teamed up with Jimmy Butler in Chicago.
But sadly, the Bulls lost in the first round.
In 2017, Dwayne Wade got happily traded to the Cleveland Cavaliers and teamed up with LeBron James.
In 2018, Dwayne returned to the Heat.
In 2020, Dwayne retired.
The Heat retired his number, which means no other player on the Heat can wear his number, which is the number three.
Dwayne is a superstar!
Hi, my name is Alex, and today I'll be discussing wacky sports on ESPN The Ocho.
1.
Emerald Dogs Corgi Races is where each dog gets a tag showing a random number and the dogs have to try to nail that time by the owner moving the finish line based on knowledge from training.
Two, the T-Rex World Championships are a series of games where people dress up in T-Rex costumes and run a 100-yard race with different categories for ages.
16 and under, 17 to 49, and 50 plus.
Winners in each series get a plaque that gets put on a silver wall.
Three.
Donk Toss, a sport where each contestant throws an inflatable donkey on the target.
If its nose touches the bullseye, the game is automatically over.
The person who threw the donkey in the bullseye would win immediately.
If it lands upside down, it is two points, and if it lands right side up, it is one.
Four, big boy soap hockey tournament.
Think of hockey on soap with bare feet, simple.
Five speed chess, a sport where it is regular chess but must be finished under two minutes or else both players will be eliminated.
Do you think those were too wacky to be qualified as a sport?
Let us know in the comments below.
Hey, it's Liz.
And Vivi.
And do you play an instrument?
Well, we do.
I play the viola and the piano.
And I play percussion, piano, and saxophone.
Which is better, band or orchestra?
Obviously the orchestra is better.
We are way better at playing all the dynamics.
The band is mostly all loud.
That's not true.
The band, unlike the orchestra, plays the correct dynamics.
You always play pianissimo or forte.
At least the band doesn't play different sizes of the same instruments.
They're just disguised by having inverted string locations.
Not true at all.
Having many sizes is a great thing.
Then an instrument cannot ever be too small or too large.
It fits you well.
Orchestras play classical, baroque and romantic music from legendary composers like Mozart and Tchaikovsky, offering a deeper connection to musical history.
Um, you know, we also play classical songs like that.
That's super wrong if you're telling us we don't.
Because we play so many classical songs with the feel of the orchestra.
Remember Trumpeter's Lullaby?
That the band played at our concert?
Yeah.
Also, when I was told to get firewood, I took the orchestra instruments and no one noticed.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
That's just mean.
Your instruments would melt with the heat of our fire.
That's right.
The orchestra rocks so hard that we are on fire.
All right.
Ever heard of the drum set?
Well, let's let the Comets decide.
Okay, so which is better?
Band or orchestra?
Tell us in the comments!
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