Showing posts with label World Issues. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World Issues. Show all posts
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Water-motored Car in Japan: A Filipino Invention?
Hmmm... a recent water-motored car was released by Honda Motors in Japan. I remember this invention was introduced and offered by a Filipino inventor to the Philippine government some years ago but unfortunately it was turned down. I barely remember if it was Taiwan or Thailand who got the patent of that invention. Hear of Japan interested of that too. Maybe this was a Filipino invention. What do you think?
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Government,
Oil Price Hike,
Philippines,
World Issues
World Sports: Celtics Won the 2008 NBA Finals

June 17, 2008 marked victory for Boston Celtics as they rejoiced over its 17th Championship Title when they washed the LA Lakers in a score of 131-92 in the Celtics homecourt. I am not a fan of Celtics nor Lakers but with my officemates following/watching these games in the office, I can't help but join them too. I am a Spurs fan because Parker was there. Anyway, going back, Celtics won the Finals with a 4-2 game advantage. It was not easy for them to take the lead as Lakers' Kobe Bryant was always on guard in all games. Games 6 was a game for Celtics. It was their 17th after twenty-two (22) years when the team got the championship title in 1985-1986. That time, it was Larry Bird who was the MVP. This year's was Paul Pierce who garnered an average of 22 points in the finals. Ray Allen contributed a lot on Game 6 with his sure shots and Garnett too with his slam dunks and assists.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
6 Killed in Japan Earthquake, Power Plant at risk?

In an update of the calamity which happened last June 13, 2008, at least six were killed in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Kurihara, Japan while nearing 100 were injured in the incident. The powerful shock caused a minor leak in the power plant but the government advised the public need not panic.
In July last year, a powerful earthquake in Niigata-ken caused fire and minor leak in the world's largest power plant Kashiwazaki-Kariwa which was also run by Tokyo Electric. It is still closed for inspection to ensure that the public health is not at risk. It caused major financial loss to the company.
One-third of the country's energy sources is nuclear since Asia has no natural energy sources making them the second in G8 countries next to France to be utilizing it.
Twenty percent of the world's earthquakes is suffered by Japan.
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