From Worldometer:
DAY USA WORLD Brazil India South Africa
9 1208 6222 1136 1168 82
The New York Times indicated the following this morning:
Among the most successful Canadian regions have been the four small provinces along the Atlantic Ocean, all of which have almost extinguished the virus. They have done so by largely closing their borders — a strategy that has also worked in several other countries, including Australia, Ghana, Taiwan and Vietnam, despite skepticism from some political liberals around the world. Hawaii just re-opened up to tourism, and the great majority will come from the USA. I worry about a next wave for the state. |
My song #62 will come from:
- Hello Young Lovers: The King and I
- Wunderbar: Kiss Me Kate
We need some humor, so here is a clip from The Late Show four years ago where then President Barack Obama urged people to vote. This time he is doing it more personally, as you might have seen this week on television.
Kochi on that island has another festival called the Yosakoi Matsuri. I've been to this event a couple of times because close by is a deep ocean laboratory just like at the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii on the Big Island. Living there is Mac Takahashi, former University of Tokyo engineering professor, who wrote a definitive text on ocean thermal energy conversion, and is in the process of translating my SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for Planet Earth. Here we are with now, probably, the eminent active scholar of OTEC, Yasuyuki Ikegami (at the top) of Saga University.
Hurricane Zeta was a mile per hour short of being a Category 3 when it struck Louisiana, causing three deaths and leaving a couple of million powerless. The next to come will be Eta, which has a 60% chance of attaining hurricane strength, making it the 29th of the year for the Gulf/Atlantic, breaking the all-time record:
A similar storm Typhoon Molave struck Vietnam, its fourth in a month, killing more than 25.
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