Reporting from Woods Hole, Mass. In the warm aquamarine waters of the Gulf of Mexico, an ottoman-sized loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) paddles gracefully along a reef looking for food. Loggerheads, which can grow to almost a whopping four feet and they can weigh up to 550 pounds! That is unreal, they sustain themselves on a varied diet that includes delicious shrimp, conch, and yummy sea snails. The census will be released in October 2010, and will be cataloging the smallest of organisms, bacteria and the single celled microorganisms called archaea. Archaea are believed to play a role in the carbon and nitrogen cycles, which are obviously crucial to sustaining life. While a loggerhead can hold its breath for up to an hour, a hooked turtle can’t live if it can’t rise to breathe. Hundreds die each year on “long lines” in the Gulf of Mexico. Fishermen usually release turtles if they are still alive, but often they have drowned. I love learning more about different species, but this one saddens me to hear. I know that there are others who adore the same compassion toward innocent animals.
By May 2000, It is now almost 10 years later and there are life forms still unseen. The Census team has been on over 400 shipboard expeditions, discovering new life. So far more they discovered more than 5,600 now species, “many from the hottest, coldest, saltiest and deepest parts of the oceans.” since may, of 2000. An old species was rediscovered a mile beneath the Northeast ocean, which had been extinct for 50 million years, a shrimp, five inch specimen, with big eyes and red spots. The beaches of Florida are home to one of the highest densities of nesting loggerheads come under the protection of the Endangered Species Act as a threatened species.
My first reaction after reading this article was that it was very sad and I wish I could do something to help the poor turtles. Till I read further it just got worse, in 2005 it was said they could endure the capture of up to 203, with no more than 78 of those dead, without endangering the population. The numbers progresses as the years go by, so they created a long term plan. The fishery closed in May, it was only a recently reopened with temporary protective measures in a place.
This article made me think of the poor animals that are going extinct. It shouldn’t solely be blamed on people, or why else would we be exploring new species. There has to be a reason for everything, we just don’t like to see it knowing we can do something to help out. We can’t stop everything from going sour, there is only so much we can do. This article made me think about how the fisheries are made up to have large masses of certain fish. That compared to deer hunting ground where the sprinklers shoot out food. Well it is the same concept just taken a lot lighter. Basically, it isn’t a direct threat to our government in any way so the problem is told to be unforeseen.
Friday, December 11, 2009
"9"
In a Grim, Mysterious World, a Burlap Hero With a Heart of Golden Fuzz
I found this article at the New York Times. I really enjoy watching Tim Burton films. My favorite movie by him is The Nightmare Before Christmas. He inspires me to be more creative and more open to something so rare it is abnormal. The abnormal is the most intreaging aspect of the whole situation. I love watching the characters at such a interesting motion. I saw 9 in the movie theater when it first came out. I thought it was of much brilliance. To me the meaning was to give a thought to the children about how the world truly is.
The story is about the world ending and a group of scientist had made mini robots. They were made out of thin material and were given a number on they’re back. 9 is the main character, he is the most brave and endearing. He is very smart and he realized landscape rich with allusions to the histories of painting, animation, fantastic literature and 20th-century totalitarianism. 9 shows remarkable imagination and visual integrity. The most unique part of the animation in this movie is the material the robots are made of. They are simply handmade, as if his tools were not a mouse and a keyboard but rather a needle and thread. 9 had a zipper that had a piece of him valuable inside it.
My first reaction to this movie was that I loved it. Not as much as I love “Nightmare Before Christmas”. Tim Burton and his passion of “weirdness” will never be replaced, whatever you decide to call his creative art madness. He is a animation saint, who will take his time to make it the most beautiful. Watching the animations he created and the details he put into every character is just admiring. He came up with ideas and inventions that has never been heard about or seen.
I was very interested when I first saw “9”, the outline of the story was a major “thinker”. It made me think of how children would come across such an adult outlook of things. It made me wonder how many children books really affect a child’s look upon life. I know that fairy tales like “Aladin.” What boy doesn’t want the princess of the land, and what kid doesn’t want a flying rug. There are tons of other stories and movies that could take advantage of influence. The thought of making such an impression might be overwhelming, unless otherwise undetected.
In conclusion, I really enjoyed watching “9” it is such a lovable story you can’t go wrong. There was a ton of action and reflections of our history’s past. The movie had a lot of monumental images and influences. I was amazed at how much the characters were very well animated and express each of them individually. If I were to become a part of t.v. production or films, I would definitely go in the direction of animation.
I found this article at the New York Times. I really enjoy watching Tim Burton films. My favorite movie by him is The Nightmare Before Christmas. He inspires me to be more creative and more open to something so rare it is abnormal. The abnormal is the most intreaging aspect of the whole situation. I love watching the characters at such a interesting motion. I saw 9 in the movie theater when it first came out. I thought it was of much brilliance. To me the meaning was to give a thought to the children about how the world truly is.
The story is about the world ending and a group of scientist had made mini robots. They were made out of thin material and were given a number on they’re back. 9 is the main character, he is the most brave and endearing. He is very smart and he realized landscape rich with allusions to the histories of painting, animation, fantastic literature and 20th-century totalitarianism. 9 shows remarkable imagination and visual integrity. The most unique part of the animation in this movie is the material the robots are made of. They are simply handmade, as if his tools were not a mouse and a keyboard but rather a needle and thread. 9 had a zipper that had a piece of him valuable inside it.
My first reaction to this movie was that I loved it. Not as much as I love “Nightmare Before Christmas”. Tim Burton and his passion of “weirdness” will never be replaced, whatever you decide to call his creative art madness. He is a animation saint, who will take his time to make it the most beautiful. Watching the animations he created and the details he put into every character is just admiring. He came up with ideas and inventions that has never been heard about or seen.
I was very interested when I first saw “9”, the outline of the story was a major “thinker”. It made me think of how children would come across such an adult outlook of things. It made me wonder how many children books really affect a child’s look upon life. I know that fairy tales like “Aladin.” What boy doesn’t want the princess of the land, and what kid doesn’t want a flying rug. There are tons of other stories and movies that could take advantage of influence. The thought of making such an impression might be overwhelming, unless otherwise undetected.
In conclusion, I really enjoyed watching “9” it is such a lovable story you can’t go wrong. There was a ton of action and reflections of our history’s past. The movie had a lot of monumental images and influences. I was amazed at how much the characters were very well animated and express each of them individually. If I were to become a part of t.v. production or films, I would definitely go in the direction of animation.
Indian art/architecture
I found this article at; http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/Culture/Archit/Archit.html I thought I would expand my knowledge to a more cultural look. I was browsing through some very unique pictures of this time period. It led me to the Gopuram one of the greatest achievements of Indian civilization. It is said to be a greater deal than Taj Mahal, Khajuraho, Vijayanagara.
In the time of Ashoka (c.270-232), the construction of the Buddhist monasteries and stupas were the beginnings of the Indian architecture to the advent of Buddhism in India. This temple is an ancient piece of culture, art, and architecture. It is beautifully designed to represent the culture of the Buddhism beliefs. Indian culture is very intricate and detailed, It is so fascinating to see how unique. They sculpt animals and Gods that they adore and worship. I would love to experience this art in my own eyes. I believe I would have a better sense of feeling if I were to portray the art in person. Architecture is a term to describe form and stability, but the Hindu temples are “temples”. The two terms shouldn’t be used together quite so much. The culture brings so much life into the art, you see the artist in the sculptures.
For several centuries Buddhist architecture was predominant, now there are only few remains of Hindu temples. By the eighth century, the Hindu school of architecture was beginning to flourish. The rock-cut temples of Mahabalipuram and the temples of Kanchipuram are the most notable achievements of the Pallavas. Hindus added a completely new series of incredible temples and imaginable carvings. They once were in Buddhist caves, but went to the majestic Kailasa temple, constructed for Rashtrakuta monarch Krishna.
What interests me most is how so many cultures differ from one another, and the way people express their passions for their appreciation of life. Joy comes from so many things, art, worship, writing, compassion. There are too many way’s you could go, everyone has their own definite expression of your beliefs. Indian culture is an extreme art of carving and proportioned architecture that is so rare and unique.
This portion of history is what created the structure and objects we have now. To understand the great deal that our history provides for us is practically impossible. With some people their eyes are strictly focusing on one thing in their life. In today’s advanced technology we communicate with in seconds. We can turn on a colorful talking screen of “entertainment” in every room. Or we could research and explore about the incredible knowledge of the past that makes us who we are today. Without the depth of art and religion in design, there would never have been a better sought of creation. If they hadn’t of been here to expand the knowledge what kind of structured house would we be living in? I metal cast with glass walls? Who knows, but no matter what kind of structure we live in we can always create. There is not a more compassionate way to express your thoughts than to scribble them out!
In the time of Ashoka (c.270-232), the construction of the Buddhist monasteries and stupas were the beginnings of the Indian architecture to the advent of Buddhism in India. This temple is an ancient piece of culture, art, and architecture. It is beautifully designed to represent the culture of the Buddhism beliefs. Indian culture is very intricate and detailed, It is so fascinating to see how unique. They sculpt animals and Gods that they adore and worship. I would love to experience this art in my own eyes. I believe I would have a better sense of feeling if I were to portray the art in person. Architecture is a term to describe form and stability, but the Hindu temples are “temples”. The two terms shouldn’t be used together quite so much. The culture brings so much life into the art, you see the artist in the sculptures.
For several centuries Buddhist architecture was predominant, now there are only few remains of Hindu temples. By the eighth century, the Hindu school of architecture was beginning to flourish. The rock-cut temples of Mahabalipuram and the temples of Kanchipuram are the most notable achievements of the Pallavas. Hindus added a completely new series of incredible temples and imaginable carvings. They once were in Buddhist caves, but went to the majestic Kailasa temple, constructed for Rashtrakuta monarch Krishna.
What interests me most is how so many cultures differ from one another, and the way people express their passions for their appreciation of life. Joy comes from so many things, art, worship, writing, compassion. There are too many way’s you could go, everyone has their own definite expression of your beliefs. Indian culture is an extreme art of carving and proportioned architecture that is so rare and unique.
This portion of history is what created the structure and objects we have now. To understand the great deal that our history provides for us is practically impossible. With some people their eyes are strictly focusing on one thing in their life. In today’s advanced technology we communicate with in seconds. We can turn on a colorful talking screen of “entertainment” in every room. Or we could research and explore about the incredible knowledge of the past that makes us who we are today. Without the depth of art and religion in design, there would never have been a better sought of creation. If they hadn’t of been here to expand the knowledge what kind of structured house would we be living in? I metal cast with glass walls? Who knows, but no matter what kind of structure we live in we can always create. There is not a more compassionate way to express your thoughts than to scribble them out!
Friday, December 4, 2009
Chimpanzees
I found this article at nytimes.com. I love what scientist is figuring out about animals. It is truly amazing how uniquely different we are compared to animals, but it is even more intriguing to see our similarities in the way we speak.(Krak krak! Means “Watch out, a leopard!)(Hok hok hok! Means, Hey, crowned eagle!)At the Tai National Park in Ivory Coast scientist are exploring the realms of nature with a monkey! The adult males have six types of calls; all of them have a specific different meaning. They can also connect two or more calls together into a message with a different meaning. The scientist spent months recording the calls in response to both natural and artificial stimuli. A group led by Klaus Zuberbuhler from the University of St. Andrews, Scotland argues that the Cambell’s monkeys have a primitive form of syntax.
“This is likely to be a controversial claim because despite extensive efforts to teach chimpanzees language, the subjects showed little or no ability to combine the sounds they learned into a sentence with a larger meaning. Syntax, basic to the structure of language, seemed be a uniquely human faculty.”
My first reaction was being confused. I wasn’t sure if the scientist were trying to teach the monkeys to speak our way, or if they were trying to understand how the monkeys talked to each other. Well, it turned out to be both, teaching them and learning from them. The “boob-boob” call invites other monkeys to come toward the male making the sound. Two booms can e combined with a series of the “krak-oos,” with a meaning entirely different to that of either of its components. “Boom boom Krak-oo krak-oo krak-oo” is the monkey’s version of “Timber!”- It warns of falling trees.
I thought that this was an amazement to find out how the Cambell monkey speaks. It would take a lot of time and patients for someone to try and learn from a monkey. This would be a fun job; I believe I would actually learn a lot from working with monkeys. I love animals they are so unique and innocent. I don’t know what else I would do for a living than helping to helpless. Monkeys are so smart and kind, they are gentle enough that understand how your feeling. If your dog can tell that you’re upset, why wouldn’t a monkey be able to?
In conclusion, I absolutely loved this article, I love learning more about animals. They are so fascinating to me, and your knowledge of them can never run out of space. There are so many creatures that are not seen and not even heard of. How could researching animals be boring?? My biggest passion with animals are birds, I absolutely adore birds. Although I am up to research and learn more about any type of animal. This article was an interesting pick, not very many people like hearing about what “Boom boom, Krak-oo krak-oo krak-oo” means. But I do, and I think it is just fascinating.
“This is likely to be a controversial claim because despite extensive efforts to teach chimpanzees language, the subjects showed little or no ability to combine the sounds they learned into a sentence with a larger meaning. Syntax, basic to the structure of language, seemed be a uniquely human faculty.”
My first reaction was being confused. I wasn’t sure if the scientist were trying to teach the monkeys to speak our way, or if they were trying to understand how the monkeys talked to each other. Well, it turned out to be both, teaching them and learning from them. The “boob-boob” call invites other monkeys to come toward the male making the sound. Two booms can e combined with a series of the “krak-oos,” with a meaning entirely different to that of either of its components. “Boom boom Krak-oo krak-oo krak-oo” is the monkey’s version of “Timber!”- It warns of falling trees.
I thought that this was an amazement to find out how the Cambell monkey speaks. It would take a lot of time and patients for someone to try and learn from a monkey. This would be a fun job; I believe I would actually learn a lot from working with monkeys. I love animals they are so unique and innocent. I don’t know what else I would do for a living than helping to helpless. Monkeys are so smart and kind, they are gentle enough that understand how your feeling. If your dog can tell that you’re upset, why wouldn’t a monkey be able to?
In conclusion, I absolutely loved this article, I love learning more about animals. They are so fascinating to me, and your knowledge of them can never run out of space. There are so many creatures that are not seen and not even heard of. How could researching animals be boring?? My biggest passion with animals are birds, I absolutely adore birds. Although I am up to research and learn more about any type of animal. This article was an interesting pick, not very many people like hearing about what “Boom boom, Krak-oo krak-oo krak-oo” means. But I do, and I think it is just fascinating.
child almost killed
This story struck my attention because of the pain and hurt that this woman must have been enduring for the thoughts she had in her head. This New York City woman faces charges that she tricked her husband’s pregnant mistress into taking a drug that would cause an abortion. Police say Kisha Jones of Brooklyn used a doctor's prescription pad to order the medication, then phoned the victim pretending to be from her obstetrician's office and told her to pick up the drug at the pharmacy and take it. The woman fell for the trick, took the drug and went into labor, authorities said. The baby was born two months early, but survived. But after the baby was born that didn’t stop this woman from trying again according to the prosecutors. They say that, posing as the baby's mother, she sent a man to the hospital with two bottles of tainted liquid, saying it was breast milk, and instructed nurses to feed it to the baby. On the 31, charges were given for forgery, possession of stolen property, assault and unlicensed abortion. Jones wasn’t a dumb woman, she just had her heart hurt, and she had used a technological trick called “spoofing” to make it appear as if the call had originated from the doctor’s office.
This story really caught my attention because I could understand why this woman was going mad. Love makes you crazy to where you don’t think about what you’re doing, you just do it and pray it makes you feel better. But putting an innocent child life, in the hands of an angry and very upset and distraught woman is not the best option. Jones should have stopped trying to kill the child after it was born. But she did not she continued to hurt the child after it was born and that’s when action was taken place.
This article made me think of the things people do because of what others have brought them to. It is depressing to imagine how Jones feels in order to have these thought and feelings toward this innocent child that has absolutely nothing to do with the hurt she is feeling because of her husband. If I was married and my husband cheated on me and had a child I would be planning on ruining his life and not even bother with the mistress. But that is a “what If” I am not married so there for I have no say in how I think I would react.
My first reaction was she is crazy trying to kill a baby. How could someone be so heartless to not think that the baby is an innocent creature stuck in the middle of a bad relationship. My thoughts toward this story are sympathy toward the poor child. This woman clearly was only thinking of herself. After reading the whole story I still felt sympathy for Jones, but also thought she might need lots and lots of counseling.
In conclusion, I am never going to have an affair!
This story really caught my attention because I could understand why this woman was going mad. Love makes you crazy to where you don’t think about what you’re doing, you just do it and pray it makes you feel better. But putting an innocent child life, in the hands of an angry and very upset and distraught woman is not the best option. Jones should have stopped trying to kill the child after it was born. But she did not she continued to hurt the child after it was born and that’s when action was taken place.
This article made me think of the things people do because of what others have brought them to. It is depressing to imagine how Jones feels in order to have these thought and feelings toward this innocent child that has absolutely nothing to do with the hurt she is feeling because of her husband. If I was married and my husband cheated on me and had a child I would be planning on ruining his life and not even bother with the mistress. But that is a “what If” I am not married so there for I have no say in how I think I would react.
My first reaction was she is crazy trying to kill a baby. How could someone be so heartless to not think that the baby is an innocent creature stuck in the middle of a bad relationship. My thoughts toward this story are sympathy toward the poor child. This woman clearly was only thinking of herself. After reading the whole story I still felt sympathy for Jones, but also thought she might need lots and lots of counseling.
In conclusion, I am never going to have an affair!
Barreleye
I found this article at National Geographic;
A group of marine biologist we’re swimming around the ocean one day, and came upon an interesting creature that they have never seen before. It was a coincident to even have discovered the creature for he was hundreds of feet down in the Pacific Ocean. They called him barreleye fish. This fish is amazement to the water life. There has been nothing like this fish to be seen anywhere. The fish, was discovered alive in the deep water off California’s central coast by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).This fish is quite amazing not just the way it looks but because it is the first specimen of its kind to be found with its soft transparent dome intact. The 6-inch (15-centimeter) Barreleye (Macropinna micorstoma) has been known and around since the 1930’s. Sadly the only ones discovered besides this one were not alive when found, they were mangled specimens dragged to the surface by nets. These fish are so amazing looking and the way they act is quite amusing as well. With a head like a fighter-plan cockpit, a Pacific Barreleye fish shows off its highly sensitive, barrel-like eyes. The eyes are the most incredible pair of eye balls I’ve ever seen. They are described as orb-like lenses.
My first reaction to this article was that this fish truly has the best eye protection policy in the world. With the fishes eye’s actually being in the fishes head with false eyes on the outside, claimed to be the fishes nose. It is quite brilliant to see what magnificent creature we still to this day don’t know about. This creature is smart; they go after jelly fishes food, because since the Barreleyes eyes are in closed in its head it can’t be harmed by the jelly fish’s stings.
This article made me realize how interesting the oceanic life truly is. Of course there are see through fish and upside down fish, but this one almost tops them all. This fish basically has a force shield completely surrounding its body. It must have amazing eye sight in order for them to be so very well protected. And its head is seeing through! That is quite amazing to see a fish, not a jelly fish but a “Barreleyed” fish be halfway see through. And to have the cutest face ever! I couldn’t believe how cute it’s little mouth and nose is. This article showed me to be more open about what there is and what there could be out in the world. You just never know until you open your eyes and actually look to see.
In conclusion, this article was amazing! I love reading and learning about animals, especially if they are new and never seen before in this condition. I truly never have a better time than to learn and talk about the crazy nature and animals that are here on this beloved earth with us. The Barreleye fish will forever be recognized and wont’ be forgotten by me anyways. It’s sad to learn and study about amazing things that we eventually push out of our heads and forget about.
A group of marine biologist we’re swimming around the ocean one day, and came upon an interesting creature that they have never seen before. It was a coincident to even have discovered the creature for he was hundreds of feet down in the Pacific Ocean. They called him barreleye fish. This fish is amazement to the water life. There has been nothing like this fish to be seen anywhere. The fish, was discovered alive in the deep water off California’s central coast by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).This fish is quite amazing not just the way it looks but because it is the first specimen of its kind to be found with its soft transparent dome intact. The 6-inch (15-centimeter) Barreleye (Macropinna micorstoma) has been known and around since the 1930’s. Sadly the only ones discovered besides this one were not alive when found, they were mangled specimens dragged to the surface by nets. These fish are so amazing looking and the way they act is quite amusing as well. With a head like a fighter-plan cockpit, a Pacific Barreleye fish shows off its highly sensitive, barrel-like eyes. The eyes are the most incredible pair of eye balls I’ve ever seen. They are described as orb-like lenses.
My first reaction to this article was that this fish truly has the best eye protection policy in the world. With the fishes eye’s actually being in the fishes head with false eyes on the outside, claimed to be the fishes nose. It is quite brilliant to see what magnificent creature we still to this day don’t know about. This creature is smart; they go after jelly fishes food, because since the Barreleyes eyes are in closed in its head it can’t be harmed by the jelly fish’s stings.
This article made me realize how interesting the oceanic life truly is. Of course there are see through fish and upside down fish, but this one almost tops them all. This fish basically has a force shield completely surrounding its body. It must have amazing eye sight in order for them to be so very well protected. And its head is seeing through! That is quite amazing to see a fish, not a jelly fish but a “Barreleyed” fish be halfway see through. And to have the cutest face ever! I couldn’t believe how cute it’s little mouth and nose is. This article showed me to be more open about what there is and what there could be out in the world. You just never know until you open your eyes and actually look to see.
In conclusion, this article was amazing! I love reading and learning about animals, especially if they are new and never seen before in this condition. I truly never have a better time than to learn and talk about the crazy nature and animals that are here on this beloved earth with us. The Barreleye fish will forever be recognized and wont’ be forgotten by me anyways. It’s sad to learn and study about amazing things that we eventually push out of our heads and forget about.
Friday, November 27, 2009
John Edward, cave explorer
I found this article at two different cites CNN and Airamerica. A tragedy occured November 26, 2009 in Salt Lake city. John Edward Jones, 26 of Stansubry Park got stuck in the Nutty Putty Cave, which sits west of Utah Lake near Cedar Valley, according to the sheriff’s offich of Utah County. He was a medical student who died Thursday after a daylong effort to rescue him 150 feet underground, he was a husband and a father. He was trapped upside down for more than 26 hours in a crevice that was 18 inches wide and about 10 inches high. The crevice is about 150 feet below the surface and about 700 feet from the cave entrance, according to the sheriff’s department. Rescuers tried their best to get John out but he was so wedged in the crevice it was impossible to get him out. They tried using a pulley but they ended up failing. Shortly before midnight on Wednesday, rescuers get close enough to Jones conclude that he was not breathing and he had no pulse.
28 hours of being jammed tight in small crevice with your last minutes being stuck. I thought this story was such a tragedy it would of been a scary situation to be in. He was said to of been a cave explorer, and a good one at that. It is a shame such a young and endearing person should have to die such a tragic death.
My first reaction was that this story was extremely and desperately saddening to happen especially during the holiday season and he had one child and another on the way. He was just a brave young explorer that made a few seconds long decision that would affect his and everone else’s that he knew around him. It could of happened to anyone, luckily he was with other people and had the chance to at least get help. For the amount of time he had to spend in that tight space he must of been in a lot of pain trying to contour his body in the sharp shapes of the rocks. “The crevice was 700 feet from the cave entrance, according to the sheriff’s department.” Just to get to John was a difficult transaction to accomplish. I don’t think John would of made it as long as he did if he hadn’t keep his mind on his family and loved ones. He was a lucky man to have had help in the first place, It is a true tragedy the young husband and father had to pass on. This story made me think of the ways people leave this world, sometimes it is unexplainable and other times they are just weird accidents that happen when you least expect it.
In conclusion, this was a very sad story, but gave the thought to you other young explorers out there to be careful and cautious about the holes that you crawl into. It’s a dangerous world out there especially in the least expected places.
28 hours of being jammed tight in small crevice with your last minutes being stuck. I thought this story was such a tragedy it would of been a scary situation to be in. He was said to of been a cave explorer, and a good one at that. It is a shame such a young and endearing person should have to die such a tragic death.
My first reaction was that this story was extremely and desperately saddening to happen especially during the holiday season and he had one child and another on the way. He was just a brave young explorer that made a few seconds long decision that would affect his and everone else’s that he knew around him. It could of happened to anyone, luckily he was with other people and had the chance to at least get help. For the amount of time he had to spend in that tight space he must of been in a lot of pain trying to contour his body in the sharp shapes of the rocks. “The crevice was 700 feet from the cave entrance, according to the sheriff’s department.” Just to get to John was a difficult transaction to accomplish. I don’t think John would of made it as long as he did if he hadn’t keep his mind on his family and loved ones. He was a lucky man to have had help in the first place, It is a true tragedy the young husband and father had to pass on. This story made me think of the ways people leave this world, sometimes it is unexplainable and other times they are just weird accidents that happen when you least expect it.
In conclusion, this was a very sad story, but gave the thought to you other young explorers out there to be careful and cautious about the holes that you crawl into. It’s a dangerous world out there especially in the least expected places.
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