It is hurricane season! The Atlantic is so busy with storms right now on qeue to destruct and slap anyone on their way. We have just passed hurrucane Gustav and I hope the so presently category 3 hurricane Ike will not follow Gustav.
For the purpose of information, here is the table for HURRICANE CATEGORIES
FIVE: Winds [...]

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Isn’t this scary? The picture looks so serene in complete contrast of the tornado twisting around. This is an actual photo of a tornado taken from outside the front door of an Orchard, Iowa resident Tuesday, June 10, 2008 at 9:04 p.m. It is amazing that this gigantic and devastating funnel is as unpredictable as nature [...]

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Whether you believe in global warming or not, since I knew some who don’t, it is a fact that the world condition is changing gradually all these years that we can not fully see it’s full impact yet on us on a large scale. See it in perspective and we may can do small things [...]

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When nature strikes there is no escape, especially with earthquakes. This is so frightening and disastrously devastating. Imagine 68,858, dead with another 18,618 missing (as of Friday, according to CNN), how catastrophic that was, a magnitude 7.9 earthquake. This is so sad and painful for Chinese victims and their families. Is it rightful to say [...]

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PhotoHunt 102 (1): armored fish
Can you imagine a fish 10 feet long and weighing 300 pounds? That would be a record length alligator gar you would have. This was one of the unique things we saw in New Orleans. Alligator gar fish. The Cajun’s call the alligator gar “Poisson arme” which means “Armored fish”. And [...]

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