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Dublin’s first cyber criminal
A teenage boy with a sweet tooth has become Ireland’s first Internet criminal after ordering .C 1,600 of chocolate on the credit card of an Argentinian.
The case began in Dublin, where a 15-year-old boy was surfing the Net on his parents’ computer. He found an American company offering home deliveries of chocolate. 'Die boy called up the order form, filled in his name and address and placed an order for $2,000 of chocolate. When asked for his credit card number, he made one up. He typed in 16 digits at random. Four days later, while his parents were out, a courier delivered the chocolate. The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, hid the goods in his room.
Meanwhile, the credit card holder in Argentina was distressed to discover that he had paid $2,000 to an American company supplying chocolates. He denied any knowledge of the order. The American suppliers checked the order form, realised the order had gone to Dublin rather than to Argentina and contacted the Irish police. The Irish fraud squad began investigating its first case of Internet fraud.
Police called at the boy’s home and witnessed him eating the evidence. According to one Irish weekend newspaper, his parents were ’dumbfounded’ at the discovery. All three cooperated fully with the police and recovered the remains of the chocolate.
As a juvenile, the boy will not be charged with obtaining goods by false pretences and the American company donated the chocolate to a children’s charity in Dublin. The offender is said to be ‘remorseful and sick of the sight of chocolate’.

1) fondness for sweets -
2) to make an order - to an order
3) to create, to invent - to smth.
4) team, crew -
5) to be astonished, bewildered - to be
6) donation, generosity -

I love my family. On weekends, we all get together and go to the different games at the mall. I compete with my dad who is more pick points in hockey, with his mother playing Xbox. We can still get together and go fishing. Mom, I help to prepare breakfast, and it turns out pretty tasty! With Dad, I go to the store to buy the products. I love my family!
перевод:
я люблю свою семью. По выходным мы все вместе собираемся и едем на разные игры в торговом центре. Я с папой соревнуюсь кто больше наберет очков в хоккее, с мамой играю в Xbox. ещё Мы можем собраться и поехать на рыбалку. Маме я готовить завтрак, и, получается довольно вкусно! С папой я ходу в магазин, что бы купить продукты. Я люблю свою семью!

Taras Shevchenko was a prominent Ukrainian poet, folklorist and a public figure. His literary heritage is huge and valuable for the modern Ukrainian language. In the second half of the 20th century his followers even released a special encyclopedia called “Shevchenko Dictionary”. The poet was born on March 9th 1814 in Moryntsi village of the Kiev Governorate. His parents were serf peasants and he was the third child in the family. It is believed that his forefathers were brave Cossacks from the Zaporozhian Host, which he often mentioned in his literary works.

Most of Taras’s childhood was spent in Kyrylivka. When he was almost ten, his mother died. Two years later his father also died. From the age of twelve he was a lone, homeless child. Soon, he became the deacons’ servant. They taught him how to draw and write. At that time he started reading Hryhoryi Skovoroda’s works. In 1829, he became the servant of one rich landowner, whose name was Engelhardt. The latter had noticed Taras’s passion for painting and decided to train him as a personal painter. In 1838, thanks to some prominent people, such as Briullov, Venetsianov and Zhukovsky, Shevchenko was bought off his landlord. In the same year he managed to enter the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts.

As a sign of respect to Zhukovsky, Shevchenko dedicated to him one of his greatest works - the poem “Katerina”. In 1842 he created a painting for this poem, which became the only surviving picture of that period. The peak of his writing creativity fell on 1840-1846. This was the time when he published a collection of poems “Kobzar”. He also wrote the well-known works “Haydamaky” (1841) and “Naymichka” (1845). In 1847 he was arrested for participation in the Cyril and Methodius Brotherhood. He was also disallowed to write poems or draw pictures. In the years 1848-1849 he took part in the Aral Sea study expedition. He was assigned to sketch the local scenery.

When this became known he was sent to exile to Novopetrovskoye, which is now called Fort Shevchenko. He stayed there till 1857 and then returned to St. Petersburg. His life at the fort is well known by “Diary” which he led in Russian. In 1859, he visited Ukraine. The outstanding poet and writer died in 1861. Before his death he spent some time compiling textbooks for Ukrainian schools. He was buried at the Orthodox cemetery in St. Petersburg. Two months later his ashes were reburied in Kanev, Ukraine, in accordance with his will.