Reunited with her son

The woman's name is Yuko Sugimoto. She is now 29 years old.When the photo was taken, around 7 a.m. on March 13, she was looking in the direction of her son Raito's kindergarten, which was partly submerged and surrounded by piles of debris. Nearly two days after the quake she had yet to find the four-year-old.

It wasn't until the next day that the couple heard that their son and other children had been rescued by the military from the roof of the kindergarten the morning after the tsunami.
She hugged him and checked his hands, his feet, every bit of his body. She even checked his smell, to be certain it really was him. Holding him tight, she said "Thank goodness, thank goodness," over and over

Yuko Sugimoto and her son Raito walk down the staircase of Ishinomaki Mizuho No.2 kindergarten where Raito survived the earthquake and tsunami last year by evacuating to the rooftop in Ishinomaki, northern Japan, on Feb. 22.

trapped in mud

This was the terrifying moment a brave young mother battled to keep her beloved horse calm as sea water closed in on the animal after he became trapped in mud 'like quicksand'.Exhausted and mud-splattered, Nicole Graham clung to her trapped horse Astro for three hours keeping his head high in a race against the tide.
The 78-stone show horse had sunk into quagmire-like mud and was facing the prospect of drowning as the water rose around them.

Cold India

It is known that in India a very hot summer, but in December and January temperatures plummet. As a result of cooling fog often occurs that prevents movement of air, road and rail transport. Most of the cooling affects the poor, and in particular, homeless people.

The wall pipes

Dresden is known as one of the most beautiful cities, museums in Europe. The Old Town, the famous Dresden Gallery, where visitors can admire the Sistine Madonna by Raphael, a collection of porcelain and arms – all this attracts travelers from many countries. No wonder that when viewing these sites, you can skip the unusual, but less well-known “species” in Dresden

Paint with coffee

Artist creates portraits using nothing but stains on the bottom of a mug.An artist has created an uncanny portrait 'painting' using nothing but coffee and a mug.Hong Yi used Nescafe coffee stains from the bottom of a cup to depict Taiwanese song-writer Jay Chou on a 3ft by 5.5ft canvas, after becoming 'inspired' by one of his songs.
She has experimented with a variety of different media to create artwork in the past, which include sunflower seeds, chilli paste, and basketballs.

Kemajuan juruterbang kapal

Kemahiran dan keberanian seseorang juruterbang dapat memandu kapalnya dengan cekap dan selamat.

Fashion Hari Ini

Feshen hari ini mengikut masa dan keadaan setempat.Jika tempat,kawasan dan persekitaran yang aman feshen ceria manakala jika tempat itu berada dalam persekitaran yang huruhara maka feshen keganasan.

Elephants fight

Like a real-life Clash of the Titans, these eight-ton elephants tear into each other for supremacy on the plains of Africa.

The two enormous raging bulls - each 13ft high - fight for the affection of herd females, who fled in terror at the macho display.

With five-foot long ivory tusks acting like daggers, the duelling elephants ram each other head on during their battle.

The mighty elephants smash heads as they attempt to spear each other with their 5ft-long tusks at the Amboseli National Park in Kenya

The 13ft-high beasts were competing to win the affections of the females in the herd, who had by this time fled from the scene in terror

One of the males rears up on top the other in an attempt to gain superiority as the ten-minute battle nears an end

Reaching breaking point: It is not uncommon for tusks to break in these fights such is the ferociousness of the battle

With the battle won, the victorious male heads off into the distance with his two trophies, while the other is left hanging his head in shame