Come back to school

September 1, children come back to school after the long summer holiday.
Though the air is still humid and heat but the day time is getting shorter, the Sun is going away to the South hemisphere.

Here is an odd and funny news in the world.

MIAMI (AP) -- U.S. officials say a man tried to board a flight from Miami to Brazil with bags of exotic snakes and tortoises stuffed in his pants.

Transportation Security Administration spokesman Jonathon Allen says the man was stopped after passing through a body scanner at Miami International Airport on Thursday. Security officials spotted the nylon bags filled with seven snakes and three tortoises hidden in the man's pants.

Don't come back home with snakes and tortoises in your pants. (>_<)



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Life in a day

A social network film ' Life in a day ' is now on the roadshow, which YouTube collected private videos from people in the world focused on one day when 24th July in 2010.
It's a new and challenging project using Internet Social Network Technology.

It was said to be announced before last year but I've known it just recently.
I'm not sure if I could see it on the movie theatre because it's not scheduled in my area.
I've been trying to check it on YouTube and let you know about it here.


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The end of summer

Summer holiday is almost over.
Children are driven to deadline to finish homework.
I remember I used to feel sick in the end of the summer holiday when I was a student.
It was because I didn't save time enough for the homework but spent time for uselessness.
I miss the school days but don't want to have stressful deadline any more. (>_<)

It still seems hot, lingering summer in the day time.
But insects in fall gradually start to sing in the evening.

I happened to see an insect sticking on the car bumper in the park at the store.
It was pity that the body was half cut and not alive.
The young life might not sing long before going off.






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Tyhoon & Hurricane

Natural disaster typhoon in Asia and Hurricane in the north west Pacific Ocean are active on season.
Hurricane Irene changed to tropical storm and New York City is said to have escaped major damage but caused some death, cutting power to more than a million people, toppling trees and flooding some parts of the city and its suburbs.
I'm sorry for the people suffering from the disaster. Hoping to recover the damage as soon as possible.

We already knew that we can't resist natural disasters but can avoid the risk or damage at most.
We should never control nature or others as we are not rulers in the earth and in the whole world.

I always see many bugs and living things such as pill bugs, earthworms, ants and etc.when I work to plant or weed in the garden. I feel like life itself is equal as mine. I don't want to kill other life even a maylife which lives the shortest.
But I always slap mosqitos coz they bite me and annoying badly. Shameful (~_~;)

Back to my thought, it's based on Buddhism saying,
"Don't kill lives" seems to be origined from Animism.

Anyway, my life is sustained by many lives.....
Thanks to the great nature!










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Mr. Takajin

One of my favorite TV programs is ' Takajin's talk show...you can tell anything if you want between you & me'. Takajin Yashiki is the main caster and Jiro Shinbo roles the important part of the chirman and supports the program.
I usually watch this program mostly every Sunday.
I can learn the depth of the news which would never be told by anyone. I also enjoy the vivid debate among not only intelligent speciallists but also a regular funny comedian or some persons of the day.
Today, they have big name guests, the EX prime ministers Shinzo Abe and Taro Aso.
It was surprising that both of the bosses of the former party of the LDP talked frankly in the show.
I really want politicians to stand by people but never be controlled by Mass Communication.
I'm sure great politicians would cover the people and work for the people. They should lead people and have steady mind for establishing peace and prosperity.









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"Diamond" Planet Found

from National geographic news

It's said that they found new planet orbits the pulsar so closely the entire system would fit inside the sun.

An exotic planet as dense as diamond has been found in the Milky Way, and astronomers think the world is a former star that got transformed by its orbital partner.

The odd planet was discovered orbiting what's known as a millisecond pulsar—a tiny, fast-spinning corpse of a massive star that died in a supernova.

Astronomers estimate that the newfound planet is 34,175 miles (55,000 kilometers) across, or about five times Earth's diameter.



National geographic.com
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Season of typhoon

It's reported twin typhoons are approaching to Japan now.
They are said to affect each other and their complicated movement is not easy to be forecasted.
So we need to watch out the activities of the twin typhoons very carefully after next week.
I don't want they will bring any disasters not any more.
Just wishing mild autumn clear days.



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