公司裡的哈爾

說起上來，我老頂其實甚像哈爾，當然沒有哈爾般有型，但某些事也很像。譬如為靚仔把頭染金，還有常常耍小性子，而且"唔靚仔咁生存仲有咩意思"這種對白也很合他的調調。哈爾這幾天又耍小性子，不跟我說話；但我不是蘇菲，睬佢都傻。橫豎他過一下就沒事了。結果今天下午他又開心了，還要跟我玩。。。又不明不白的讓他憂鬱了幾天。平時還會探討下他又怎麼了，近來我很忙，他要發脾氣自己發就好了，不要總是拿我來開刀嘛，把低氣壓籠罩在我附近。

切合我現在的Mood的Template

我一向不喜歡Full screen的layout，尤其做多了web solutions後，更不能做出一個Full screen template。個人比較喜歡平衡的東西，所以也不會叫我的Blog layout偏左。

現在這個theme很合我的心情，但哈爾和鯨鯊的圖片異常突出。。。

其實我不是特別不高興，也沒甚麼好不高興，只是有點黐線吧。

噢，有人看得出這相片是誰嗎？

弊了。。。

我的情緒又開始下沉了。。。

一定要在沉下去之前找出對策，要不就麻煩了。。。

怎辦好呢。。。

逼自己打機吧。。。

哈爾

昨晚終於看了哈爾移動城堡。先勿論此卡通故事如何，但。。。

我是無知少女，哈爾一出已把我殺死了!!!太型了。。。再等他的頭髮顏色因蘇菲搞亂了魔法而弄不回金色時，說："如果唔靚仔，咁生存仲有咩意思丫!"，我頓然覺得他 --- 對極了!!!! 很有性格的說話哦~~ (是的，我看廣東話版) 然後他還耍起小性子來，太有型了。


請原諒我膚淺，我對靚仔沒有抵抗力，他們說甚麼做甚麼都是魅力無邊的。

What a shame, Chinese people.

Craig and Josh Worthington spend time with a 9m whale shark in the Bay of Islands.


Diver's close encounter with 9m shark

02.03.06
By Anne Beston

It might be one of the ocean's gentle giants, but diver Josh Worthington was taking no chances when a 9m whale shark suddenly appeared beside him.

"We got Josh out of the water pretty quickly because we weren't too sure. We just needed to identify it properly," said father Craig Worthington, who was aboard his runabout when the whale shark appeared.

The father and son were fly-fishing with a friend near the popular Hole in the Rock tourist spot at Piercy Island near Cape Brett when the shark's 1m-long dorsal fin "popped up" beside the 17-year-old diver among a feeding school of trevally.

In 25 years of diving and fishing around the Bay of Islands, Mr Worthington said he had never seen a whale shark before.

"It's tail was so powerful you wouldn't have wanted to get a swipe from it. We treated it with kid gloves," he said.

Josh got back into the water and swam with the shark, which turned toward him and followed him.

The giant fish, the biggest in the ocean and a rare sight in New Zealand waters, swam slowly around the fishermen's boat for about 15 minutes before heading south towards the Poor Knights Islands.

Mr Worthington estimated the shark's weight at about 8 tonnes.

Department of Conservation shark expert Clinton Duffy said that at 9m, the shark was bigger than others reported around New Zealand's coast but the species could grow up to 18m.

"They are completely harmless. Their teeth are only around 2mm high, and swimming with whale sharks is the basis of tourism ventures in some countries such as West Australia," he said.

Whale sharks live on krill and small fish and are found mostly in tropical waters. The biggest threat they face is from shark "finning", where the fin is cut off and they are left to die, a practice conservationists have campaigned against. The Chinese regard shark fins as a delicacy.


Whale Sharks
* Named for their immense size, the biggest recorded was 12m (39ft) long. Its skin can be up to 10cm thick, the thickest skin of any animal.
* Life span estimated between 60 and 150 years.
* A filter feeder, it has a capacious mouth which can be up to 1.5m (5ft) wide and contain up to 300 rows of tiny teeth.
* Mostly found in tropical and warm-temperate regions such as Western Australia and East Africa.