HELLO WORLD : Everest trash for sixty years

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For 60 years, the climber dump their waste equipment and time to the top of Everest, especially in the "death zone" of low oxygen at an altitude above 8,000 meters. Here, shed a few pounds of default will save precious energy.In recent years, the melting ice show oxygen tank and other devices that freeze. Although each year the tons of garbage removed from the base camp, spring of last year the group Extreme Everest Expedition and Eco Everest Expedition from Nepal down seven tons of garbage from the areas above, including the helicopter that fell in 1973.

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HELLO WORLD : The Earth's Heat, mosquitoes So Dangerous...

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Global warming is causing climate change not only affects the field of environment and agriculture, but also indirectly impact on public health. The increase in temperature and humidity will affect the increase in diseases transmitted by mosquitoes.Infectious diseases transmitted by mosquitoes and its tendency to increase, among others, filariasis (elephantiasis), malaria, inflammation of the brain due to west nile virus and Japanese encephalitis, chikungunya, and dengue fever. "The increase in temperature will affect bionomik or biting behavior of mosquito populations become increasingly violent. Figures for the average bite of mosquitoes and mosquito breeding is also increasing faster and faster," said Prof Dr Umar Achmadi-Fahri School of Public Health University of Indonesia on the sidelines of the event program "I Healthy Children 2010 "which was held in Cibubur Tupperware Indonesia, Bogor, on Wednesday (09/29/2010).

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HELLO WORLD : THE VICTORY DAY

Ramadan, the month full of blessings and forgiveness has ended. One full month we carry out our obligation to hold fast for all hunger and thirst as well as the most important is to resist the passions.Today,we all celebrate the victory, the Idul Fitri 1431 H. All people worldwide carry a name Takbir ... proclaiming the greatness of Allah, the Most Great.At this feast that Fitri ...I would like to say  minal wal faizin aidin.spiritual and physical apologize

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HELLO WORLD : PAPUA Foja Mountains Animal Sanctuary

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A biological expedition in the remote rainforests of Papua nan has been exploring a world filled with beautiful and unique wildlife, such as science fiction monster computer design. Brother Henk remained very calm attitude clothing bag was missing. Just a few hours before Henk helicopter landed in an open field in the rain forest Foja Mountains, Papua, which lies a mile above sea level.

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HELLO WORLD : HEART MADAGASKAR

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Every three minutes, there are other penggalah passed in opposite directions. Remon cried out to greet them, they shouted back. They are colleagues in this river, each carrying a beam downstream sonokeling big black illegally logged from the rainforests to the lumberyard in the town of Antalaha, Madagascar northeast. That's where wages waiting for them. Once Remon dropped us off at the edge of the forest, he will also do similar things.

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HELLO WORLD : POPE Valley

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Thirty-seven million years ago in the prehistoric Tethys Ocean, an animal movements throughout the 15-meter flexible with mencangah jaw, and a saw tooth die and sink to the seabed. Then for thousands of millennia increasingly thickening blanket of sediment, covering the bones of the ogre. Sea then receded and the ocean floor turned into desert, the wind began to reap the sandstone and shale stone on these bones. Slowly the world is changing. Shift in the earth's crust pushed India into Asia, pushing up the Himalayas.

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INCEST KINGDOM

                                                      
When the New England missionaries, Hiram Bingham, arrived in Hawaii in 1820, he was very concerned to see the natives worship the idol, dancing hula, and incest among the members of the ruling royal family. Hawaii residents do not surprise as Bingham had witnessed the behavior of the nobility. Incest in society, according to historian Joanne Carando, "not only acceptable, but even recommended" in Hawaii as the exclusive rights of the royal family.

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