Friday, June 8, 2012

Globalization in the environment

I read somewhere along the line that what happened in one part of the world affected the rest of the world sooner or later, for better or worse (usually for worse, i.e. the economic crisis), now take a look at this piece of news: Tsunami effects
There's some proof!

Amazing story!

True life is more often than not more astounding than the best of fiction stories. A "dog" saved a baby's life!!!!! Click here and read the whole story!

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Horrifying. How can human beings do this to each other?

I could not believe my eyes and ears. What a terrible situation to have to go through! The worst part is many people will never know what truly happened!










Sunday, April 22, 2012

It's Earth Day again!

We should look after our planet a lot better than we do, amongst other reasons, because no matter how poor we are it, is the one thing that each and everyone of us who has a child will leave him or her as an inheritance. 
If the following images break your heart, start today, don't just think about it, contribute with your little bit now matter how insignificant you may think it is, throw rubbish away where it should be thrown, don't just leave it lying around. Turn your lights off when you don't need them. Watch your heating and air-conditioning. There are so many things we can do! Water is so precious, just think about what a world without water would be like!




"Take action!" I like the slogan click on "Earth Day" and start your contribution now by reading and looking around the page, have fun reading :)

Monday, April 16, 2012

Accident spills coins on Highway 11

Millions of Canadian dollars in coins were spilled on Highway 11 last month. Read the full article by clicking on the picture. Then, find out what a "loonie and toonie" are:

“Armoured vehicles have been involved in collisions before but they are usually not compromised so that may give you an indication of the severity of the impact,” said Mark Andrews, a 28-year veteran of the OPP.

Loonies and Toonies are the Canadian names of one and two dollar coins. They receive the name from the image on the coin.