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It is Realisophie! TARA 2 Racer
realisophie:
Hi Realshowfan
How are you? Thanks for your post. Can I please clarify what you mean? Changes to the show or..??
It's very nice to meet you!
;D
realisophie:
Hi everyone!
The weather was just getting warmer but it's cold again in HK. My seedlings were growing quite well, but most of them have drowned in the pouring overnight rains. The weather is becoming more and more unpredictable.
Remember the video link I posted a few weeks ago about our plastic problem. I'm very proud to say that a team from both HK and SF (San Francisco) will be embarking on Project Kaisei this June to August. Their mission is to find a way to capture the growing remains of plastics we dump into the oceans, and recycle the waste into diesel fuel.
I know these are challenging times, but if you can spare a few dollars, please make a donation for the expedition because we need to find the solution FAST.
From the results of this 70 day expedition this summer, if successful, the team will carry out an 18-month plan to clean up the plastic vortex of 4 million tons of plastic, about 1,000 times the size of Hong Kong!!!!
Or this handy weblink from Nat Geographic on how to live greener lives http://www.thegreenguide.com/strangedays
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOsmUJABdWw
The Mission
realshowfan:
To your life and relationship with Aurelia. :D
Oh yeah, the weather here is so unpredictable. There are more foggy days now, and temperatures change each day. -_-
Oh and one more question! :)
When did you realize you were so far away from the other teams? And do you feel shocked when going to the Okere Falls in Rotorua, just to find youselves eliminated?
realisophie:
Hi Realshowfan
Well lots have changed in my life... perhaps you are new to this blog.
Just to put things into perspective, TARA2 was almost 2 years ago for me.
Have a nice day! Fingers crossed that Spring and nicer weather will be here soon! Take care.
p.s. Quick answer. I can't say much about the show. But it was a terrible feeling to drive towards your elimination. No, I had already known having calculated the odds that there was no chance. No one else will ever know this feeling until you are on a reality show.
realisophie:
Hi everyone,
Please don't forget! Switch off your lights from 8:30-9:30pm this Sat, 28 March!!!
The target is 1 billion votes from around the world to send a strong message to world leaders!
Globals votes against climate change will be shared with world leaders at C.O.Ps in Copenhagen this Dec 09. This is the most crucial meeting that will decide what happens after the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol which ends in 2012.
It doesn't matter where or who you are, you light switch is your vote. We cannot afford NOT to vote! :tup:
2848 cities and towns in 84 countries are joining Earth Hour 2009!
Tomorrow is Earth Hour, and we now have 2848 cities and towns in 84 countries committed! From the Chatham Islands to the Arctic Sea, people from all corners of the world will turn off their lights for Earth Hour to show their concern on climate change – the first global vote for the planet!
In Hong Kong, the Hong Kong airport will switch off the non-essential lighting at HKIA Tower and Airport World Trade Centre for one hour to show their support. More than 500 companies and organizations, more than 1700 buildings are participating across Hong Kong.
Committed Supporters
Government Agencies 35
District Councils 18
Political Parties 3
Companies 451
Organizations 100
Schools 149
Buildings 1719
(As at 2009/03/26)
Lastly, set your clock/watches and do not miss the important moment (8:30pm local time on 28 Mar Sat)!
Let's black out Hong Kong skyline for a brighter future. With all your support, we shall see hope in darkness!
www.earthhour.org/about/
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