Sherry Chuang
Sherry Chuang
Sep 29, 2017
Three Pedestrians Were Hit Near Penn Station, Manhattan
At the rush hour on Friday (Sept. 29) a red van hit at least three people near Penn Station at West 31st Street and Seventh Avenue in Manhattan at around 5:18 p.m. A woman was hit and rolled over on the road. Another woman who was walking with her, with no time to react, was […]
Aug 29, 2017
Dramatic Dolphin Rescue
A group of Bangladeshi fishermen rescued a pantropical spotted dolphin that became entangled in their net in the Bay of Bengal. The captain of the vessel, Younus Kholifa, is part of a Citizen Science Fishermen Safety Network pioneered by WCS and supported by WorldFish through the USAID EcoFish Project. As part of the project, fishermen […]
Aug 28, 2017
Secrets of Adyghe cheese
Adygea is often compared with Switzerland or northern Italy. In the foothills of the Caucasus, the fragrant alpine meadows stretch by the village of Hodz. The diet of local cows is mixed herbs: thyme, mint, and tutsan. From the milk of these cows farmer Beslan Meremov makes the famous Adyghe cheese. “It’s an ancient tradition. […]
Aug 11, 2017
Blossom in Winterthur Garden
Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library is an American estate and museum in Winterthur, Delaware. It was the former home of Henry Francis du Pont (1880–1969). Situated near Brandywine Creek, Winterthur’s 1,000 acres encompass rolling hills, streams, meadows, and forests. Founder Henry Francis du Pont developed an appreciation of nature as a boy that served as […]
Aug 11, 2017
Street fight between Long Ma and the spider
Legend has it, Long Ma, a half-horse, half-dragon cosmic creature on the ninth level of heaven, is having a fight with the sinister force which takes the form of a giant spider. And the fight is brought to the streets of Ottawa at the end of July, amid the cheers of 750,000 people. The Dragon-horse, […]
Aug 10, 2017
See how CPR revived a drowned lizard
Amy Hooks posted a video to YouTube. From the video we can hear that the family gathered around the poor little thing to save him. They found it drowned in their pool. Amy used her fingers to do chest compressions and her husband offered instructions by the side. The lizard was not responsive. But she […]
Aug 8, 2017
World Dog Surfing Championship In Pacifica
Dogs can swim. Some can surf, too. On August 5, the second annual World Dog Surfing Championship was held at Linda Mar Beach in Pacifica, the popular surfing destination of San Francisco. The event gathered dozens of talented dogs from California. They were put into three groups by weight. You might be surprised to see […]
Jul 31, 2017
Mud Experience
A healing experience with mud. On Daecheon beach of Boryeong, 200 km south of Seoul, South Korea, a Land of Mud Experience is created. Every year in mid July, tens of thousands flocked in to experience the mud pool, mud slides, mud skiing, and even mud prison. Last year it boasted 4 million visitors, among […]
Jul 26, 2017
Eat rich without the fat oil
How can you find a food you like, which is also healthy for you? It all happened when an Italian is traveling in Mexico. He discovered Avocado. At the same time, his friend was struggling in Seattle to find healthy and satisfying lunch, caught in a dilemma between cheeseburger, pizza, and salads. Sparkle came out […]
Jul 22, 2017
Mega Brown in Times Square becomes everyone’s favorite
The void left by Toys “R” Us in Times Square, New York, is filled today with the opening of LINE Friends. Mr. Brown, Cony, James, Sally, Pangyo, and of course, Moon, in different shapes, are no strangers to the 217 million LINE users in the world. Unfortunately only a small portion of them has the […]
Jul 19, 2017
Getting to know the 2.4M Patek Philippe watch
Six pieces are made in the world, five sold. The last one is admired in the museum, or at the Grand Exhibition of Watches in New York till July 23, 2017. That is Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 6300. A rarity for all time, it has 20 complications, among them five chiming functions and […]
Jul 17, 2017
Handmade animals help feed kids in Nepal
On April 25, 2015 and again on May 12, two devastating earthquakes hit Nepal, taking the lives of nearly 9,000 people and leaving hundreds of thousands without homes. The blessing in the misfortune is that the April earthquake hit on a Saturday, the only day children in Nepal do not attend school. Since then, people […]
Jul 15, 2017
New York’s Billion Bubble Party
Bathed in the splash of the fountain and endless colorful bubbles, kids and adults have found great fun on a hot summer afternoon in Washington Square Park, New York.
Jul 14, 2017
The sound that carries your heart to gods
Wind Chimes dancing in the breeze send a crisp soothing sound, the sound of summer to the Japanese. In July and August, the Hikawa Shrine in Kawagoe, 40 kilometers northwest of Tokyo, displays thousands of wind chimes. People write down their prayers and wishes on a small wooden plaque and tie it to the […]
Jul 13, 2017
You can “draw” in the air
A young child might carry past life memories, be it of this mundane world or above. To keep it alive and bring it out is what we call “creativity”. And here is the “PEN” to actually “draw” it—3Doodler. Press the button, and the biodegradable plastic “paint” will come out to “build” the objects. It can […]
Jul 11, 2017
Ever heard a sea lion yelling?
Can you figure out their different shades of meaning? Sometimes, they sound impatient like people complaining. Sometimes, they are as obedient as a cat. Check out the sea lion family in Bronx Zoo, New York City, in a hot summer after noon.
Jul 10, 2017
World’s largest Piña Colada is unveiled
150 bottles of rum, 100 cans of pineapple juice, 100 cans of coconut milk, and buckets of ice cubes. It takes all that and a cement mixer to make the world’s largest Pina Colada. It’s to celebrate National Pina Colada Day on July 10th. Pina Colada, or “strained pineapple” in English, is Puerto Rico’s national drink. “We use […]
Jul 7, 2017
Grandpa gracefully skating through SF’s Rolling Road
You’re never too old to have fun, or in this case roller skate. Carefully balancing his body, 85-year-old Zigfried Stuhl glided down the steep California Street, gracefully skating through the blocks. And proving that age doesn’t matter. He picked the old style rollers with smaller wheels to help control speed. Stuhl said that he […]