Friday, June 20, 2014

Important of basic sciences can tell wonders. Need more fundamental research on biology and ecology

https://my.news.yahoo.com/video/scientists-discover-fish-eating-spiders-110654694.html
Water spider (ITN)

Who control the world cup in Brazil? Definitely the know how country. From souvenir to toys and from electronic to systems. All made in China!!!!

Attenti on grabber: A player controlling the official Brazuca ball during a training session at the Santa Cruz Stadium in Ribeirao Prato. — AFP
http://www.thestar.com.my/Opinion/Columnists/Check-In-China/Profile/Articles/2014/06/20/The-missing-presence-in-Brazil/

Sunday, June 8, 2014

World Ocean Day 2014: On and around June 8, people around the globe will come together to celebrate this year’s World Oceans Day theme: “Together we have the power to protect the ocean.” This growing global event serves as a rallying point for raising awareness and promoting personal and community action in fun and positive ways, leading to a more aware, engaged, and sustainable society, and a healthier ocean. Hundreds of events are planned this year to help individuals be part of the solution for our ocean by supporting clean energy choices, trash-free coasts and beaches, sustainable seafood, and more.

A dolphin gets up close and personal with the camera. (Photograph by Matt Weiss)A sea turtle swims up from the depths. (Photograph by Matt Weiss)
The concept for a “World Ocean Day” was first proposed in 1992 by the government of Canada at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. When The Ocean Project adopted this event in 2002, there were no events in the U.S. and very few worldwide. We envision this event growing as a global platform to capture people’s imaginations with engaging experiences and to tap into the innovativeness of people around the world to help collaboratively solve the problems facing our ocean and society.

Culture, status, food demand cause high demand of water supply. Fighting for water anf filfill the culture and life style increase water bills and derected towards corruption and mis managing the country. Water is life and for life demand more research in all aspects of science to maintain harmonious life of the society.

Water guzzler: The stimulant plant qat is craved by Yemenis. – AFP
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Environment/2014/05/26/Qat-habit-drains-Yemens-precious-groundwater/
In the mountains around Sanaa, farmers are drilling so many unlicensed boreholes to irrigate the thirsty crop – craved by the capital’s residents – that the water table is falling by as much as 6m a year. Engineers now have to drill 1,500m in some areas before reaching the aquifer.