Thursday, March 17, 2011

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It's Friday! Dedicated to Japan

Japanese Macaques in a hot spring in the park monkeys Jigokudani , Japan.
(Snow monkeys in the hot spring of Jigokudani Monkey Park, Japan.)

Jigokudani means " The Valley of Hell" and is named after steam and boiling water that arises of cracks of frozen ground .

(Jigokudani means "Hell's Valley", a name given due to the steam and boiling water out of crevices Which creeps in the frozen ground.)

"Solidarity seems especially strong in Japan. Perhaps even more impressive than Japan's technological power is its social strength, with supermarkets cutting prices and vending machine owners giving out free drinks as people work together to survive. Most noticeably of all, there has been no looting, and I’m not the only one curious about this.

Why do some cultures react to disaster by reverting to everyone for himself, but others—especially the Japanese—display altruism even in adversity? "

Ed West , journalist, The Telegraph.

"La solidaridad parece especialmente fuerte in Japan. Perhaps even more impressive the technological power of Japan is his social force, with grocery lowering the prices and owners of vending machines giving free drink while the people work together to survive. Most remarkable of all, there has been looting , and I'm not the only surprised by this.
Why do some cultures that people react to the disaster planning only themselves, while other , especially in the Japanese- demonstrate their altruism even in adversity? "
Ed West, a journalist with The Telegraph.

That I wonder .

(That's What I wonder.)

Using a dish of sushi , Francisco Moncayo creates a short - Buji (peace, silence, tranquility)-in Film School Vancouver, for the 3D animation program and visual effects.

(Using a dish of sushi, student Francisco Moncayo Create a Short Animation Film Through the Vancouver Film School 3D Animation & Visual Effects program.)

Happy weekend!

(Have a nice weekend!)

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