The death toll of the recent China earthquake is now approximately near to 70,000 while the Myanmar cyclone about 80,000—while thousands are still missing. Please show some support to those homeless and help peoples who have lost their love ones by donating to them.
Play a part in helping the victims to go through this hard time. A dollar or two might not seem to be a big deal to you, but it is definitely a big deal to those who are hungry and thirsty while being homeless and sad (for losing their loved ones).
Donate to the China Earthquake victims
Donate to the Myanmar Cyclone victims
Really, just a single buck will help. Lend a helping hand to assist the victims to go through this hard time and may god bless you. Thank you very much
Malaysia will be one of the country that is getting involved the the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay. It is not something you get to participate often as this is only the second time held in Malaysia, the first was in 1964. Some details about the event:
Date: 21st of April, 2008 Starting point: Dataran Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur) Time:
10.00 AM - Core Convoy assembles at Dataran Merdeka
12.30 PM - 80 Torchbearers arrive at Dataran Merdeka
02.00 PM - Launching Ceremony at Dataran Merdeka
02.15 PM - Torch Relay commences
03.20 PM - Torch arrives at Stadium Merdeka
03.20 PM to 04.10 PM - recess and promotional activities by Presenting Partners
04.10 PM- Torch Relay continues from Stadium Merdeka
05.00 PM - Torch arrives in KL Tower
05.30 PM - Torch departs KL Tower
06.00 PM - Torch arrives in KLCC
06.05 PM - Closing Ceremony and community celebration in KLCC
Route Map:
A detailed slide about the KL Torch Relay was shown to the BlogMob participants yesterday by Samsung, but I don’t have a copy and thus some of the information provided might be wrong. The four selected torch bearers are Yang Berbahagia Datin Paduka Sharifah Mazlina Syed Abdul Kadir, Ras Adiba Radzi, Nicol Ann David and Lee Chong Wei. All these people have contributed to the society.
If you are a fan of animal fur clothing, I hope this video will change your mind. You are indirectly torturing animals in fur farms by supporting animal fur clothing. People working in fur farms are so inconsiderate that they step on the head of animals, torture them, skin them alive and make them in so much pain. Those animals are so helpless that they are beaten up to half dead, and then being skinned.
There are about 25,000 people die each day from hunger or hunger-related causes. While some have more than enough food everyday, others are forced to witness their loved ones leaving the world just for the lack of food. You can help ending world hunger without spending a single cent through FreeRice.
At FreeRice, you are can help feeding the hungry ones by playing vocabulary game. For each word you got it right, 10 grains of rice will be donated through the United Nations. Hey, you have nothing to loss—at least you get to learn some new words. (via)
Burmese people are still trapped by their useless government. The Burmese government reported only 10 people died, but who knows what’s really happening in the country? It doesn’t make sense to have shot down or torture people who held a peaceful protest, even a Japanese news reporter was shot down.
You can watch the video at a better quality and with sound (although it’s still somewhat silent) at their official website too. The video shows statistics of the world population if the world consist of only 100 peoples.
It says at the end of the video, “if you have a bed, a fridge, a cupboard and a roof above you — you are richer than 75% of the entire world population. While I say, you are probably one of them for being able to read this online. Appreciate what you have.
Today is the Blog Action Day. Every blogger who have participated in this will be blogging on a single topic today, the environment. Most of us have probably heard a lot about the environment. Everyone knows that the Earth is getting warmer. Everyone knows that this will result in raising sea levels. Everyone knows that this is bad and something should be done. But, not everyone is doing their part. There are two reasons behind this. The first one is they don’t give a damn about it. They might have already passed away when things happen. And the second reason is they don’t know what to do in order to help.
Things are getting worse now in Burma. Hundreds of monks are being massacred and tortured. International journalists are being expelled, cutting off global media coverage of their cruelty. While doing things like dedicating a blog post would probably not change the mind of Burma’s rulers, it might raise awareness among everyone else.
If you are a blogger, you can do your part by writing a “Free Burma!” post and be one of the participant in this effort. For non-bloggers, you can do your part by spreading the words in any other form, like by using social networking websites or just word by mouth to people around you.
Besides, you can also sign the petition. There are currently around 520,000 people around the globe that have signed it. For more news and updates on the situation, head over to Google News, Irrawaddy or Mizzima.
Malaysia will be one of the country that is getting involved the the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay. It is not something you get to participate often as this is only the second time held in Malaysia, the first was in 1964. Some details about the event:
If you are a fan of animal fur clothing, I hope this video will change your mind. You are indirectly torturing animals in fur farms by supporting animal fur clothing. People working in fur farms are so inconsiderate that they step on the head of animals, torture them, skin them alive and make them in so much pain. Those animals are so helpless that they are beaten up to half dead, and then being skinned.
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