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Sunday, November 2, 2014

LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome








The earth is experiencing abnormal climate annually.  Due to climate change, the ice is reducing where polar bears inhabit. And polar bears are damaged by illegal poaching, oil-spill and excessive resources developments. In this situation, I recently heard the news from the environmental organization Greenpeace that the global oil company Shell is planning to explore oil on the North Pole in 2015.






To save the North Pole and polar bears, Greenpeace visited Lego Company headquarter which is headquartered  in Denmark and requested as follows.
“The toy company Lego, who gives dreams and hopes to children in the world, cooperate with international oil company Shell, is not good for image of Lego Company.  Shell takes advantage of Lego’s good image and try to cover the North Pole with dark oil.  Please carefully consider for lasting cooperation relationship with Shell.”
Upon the request of Greenpeace, while Lego is in a quandary, Greenpeace and fans of Lego launched a fantastic pincer operation to save the polar bear.






Below is the video titled `LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome’ on U-tube on 8th of July.
It is the video using by Lego toy showing how the nature will be destroyed, if oil-spill happens in the North Pole.  It shows the flag of Shell alone in the North Pole covered with dark oil. What else can we do in order to make the world where all people can co-exist and to save the animals on this planet?
It is time for our concern is needed.

Friday, October 24, 2014

Dr. Schweitzer in the UK, William Pooley, a nurse who was recovered completely from Ebola virus

Dr. Schweitzer < Dr. Schweitzer in the UK, William Pooley, a nurse who was recovered completely from Ebola virus >



William Pooley(29) who is a nurse, the patient zero in the UK, was infected with Ebola virus in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Last August 24th, after he was transferred to the Royal Free Hospital in London,
He was meditated ZMapp which is a medicine for Ebola virus and under experiment. He finally rounded to healthiness.







<The Hamstead Royal Free Hospital in London, the UK which William Pooley is treated Enola virus>

He was infected with Ebola virus during the medical services in Africa. After recovered, he went back to the field service.
He is serving in Connaught Hospital, Free Town which is the capital city of Sierra Leone since last 20th. Also, The team The King's Health Partners which King's College London (KCL) joined up
 the three-trusts of the National Health Service(NHS), the UK is with him.

Last 3rd, Pooley said at the news conference "I was lucky to be treated and recovered quickly." , "The Medicine service in Africa  was my duty"
And he has being said he wanted to go back to the field service and was going to go back there as he obtains a new passport. Actually. His passport was incinerated when he got out Sierra Leone to cure Ebola virus.

He explained, "My parents are worried about me. But they know that Medicine service is all I have to do, so they support me. He added, "After being completely cured from Ebola, I have immunity and a better health."
Pooley donated his blood for the medicine research. However, it's not clear how long his immunity will last and whether it fights the virus completely.

Pooley's sense of duty (life-and-death) about the medicine service in Africa and his devotion are great.
There's the death after medicated Z`map, for curing Ebola virus. Perhaps, the God knows his good heart which loves the poor and the alienated, so he could survive.
I'm a young person who has vision about global volunteering. If I was in Pooley's shoes, can I choose the global volunteering again like him?
He's living greatly and nicely in his 20's youth. I envy his belief and fulfill.

I think a peace activist who has love for the people (there's no race and border). If the God knows his great sacrifice, he will give the world of peace without pain and sorrow like he save Pooley.