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Thanks so much for the good charlotte tickets!!!! and the fact that you took sanjay and i all the way to time square just to collect it..the whole journey there was interesting most definately. Remember the car park incident.ahaha that was the best part *guessing the animals*. The weird part was digi sent me the same sms the next day *rolls eyes*. dum digi..hehe, anyways i totally had a blast at the concert.. it was just the remedy i needed..well i definately will make it up to you..or better yet ill let priya do it kay *winks*..ahahaha. *hugs*
My dear hammy buddy:

One look at the picture and well that hibiscus totally took my breath away. there's just something about the picture that i really love and the best part was the editing done..excellent job hammy!!!! *applaudes*.. thank you so much for the card thing, im gonna carry it with me everywhere i go.. its a really beautiful picture.. Add to which i really like the poem..and the last line is my favourite line now thanks to you *hehe*.. No words can describe how much that means to me...
The Everglades, Florida : Even a slight increase in temperature and water level could prove devastating to popular destinations like the Everglades, Miami Beach and the Keys.
Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska:A sign in Kenai Fjords National Park indicates where the Exit Glacier reached in 1978; about a half-mile away from where it has receded to today.
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef:One of the most impressive natural habitats in the world, the Great Barrier Reef could be killed by increased water temperatures and the resulting coral bleaching.
The Netherlands: Popular for its abundant windmills, tulips, art and history, low-lying Holland-is at great risk of damaging floods over the next century.
Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania: The first image of Kilimanjaro above was taken prior to 1998, the second in 2005.
Funafuti, Tuvalu:The tiny Pacific atoll nation of Tuvalu has been in talks with New Zealand about a possible evacuation of its 11,000 inhabitants if the oceans continue to rise.
South Georgia Island: Rife with Emperor penguins, seal, whales and albatross, South Georgia Island,Studies have shown that both poles are warming at a rate far faster than the rest of the planet, leading to decreased ice thickness and an increase in ice shelf disintegration.
Dalian, China:Along with the U.S., China is one of the world's leading contributors to the greenhouse gases believed to be largely responsible for the increase in the Earth's temperature.
Venice, Italy: No stranger to flooding, Venice has invested $4.5 billion in a floodgate system that is due to open in 2012
Tokyo, Japan: Following Tokyo's first winter without snow in 131 years, the plum blossoms emerged three weeks earlier than normal this year.
Wengen, Switzerland: This January, 2007 photo of the Swiss Alps shows what some forecasters fear could be the near future for lower-elevation ski resorts. Climate scientists have projected that all of the glaciers in the Alps will be completely melted by 2050
Manhattan, New York City:at risk of potentially catastrophic "megafloods" resulting from rising oceans and stronger storms in the next century.
Halong Bay, Vietnam: With a high percentage of its population living along the coast, Vietnam faces considerable risk from the effects of global warming.
St. Claude Street Bridge, New Orleans: Many climatologists believe that the increased temperature of the Gulf of Mexico led to the strengthening of hurricanes Katrina and Rita in the fall of 2005.
London, England: Designed to protect London from storm surges and extremely high tides, the Thames Barrier was opened in 1984. Some analysts fear that rising oceans will create conditions beyond the capabilities the barrier was designed to meet.


The murderer
Its just really sad that so many innocent people had to die because of one mentally disturbed kid. In my opinion, the university should have taken extreme measures when this boy was showing freaky symptoms already.......Then again this is not the 1st shoot out that happen at Virginia Tech. Last year August, a shoot out occurred but luckily noone got hurt. You would think that after the columbine incident and other incident that strict measures would have been taken to prevent such catastrophy from ever happening again. *sighs*..The easy access to guns in america is a major factor to such incidents.. According to the news, this Cho guy actually bought the guns legally.
An important thing i learnt from this tragic incident that it brings out the best in some people. What im tryin to say (sum up in one word is) "heroism". Some people's quick thinking and ability to sacrifice their life was able to save many more lifes...for example this lecturer who sacrificed his life for his student. (Note: all his students able to escape safely)..the ironic part is that this proffesor survived the holocust and other stuff and ended up losing his life to a crazy boy....but many people said he died at a place he called home.....
This post is my way of showing my sadness and sympathy for the families and people who have lost either a loved one or a friend. Hopefully we do not have to face such tragedy ever again.
