Cave People coming our way A new reality TV show called Cave People will be on our screens next year. Twelve celebrities (their names won’t be revealed before the programme actually starts) will be taken to a place somewhere in the mountains of Wales.
They will live in a cave, with no modern equipment or food at all, although each star will be allowed to take one personal item. The star will be filmed 24 hours a day-hunting for animals in the nearby forest, looking for wood and learning to make fire. Six times a day, there will be clips on TV showing the most interesting scenes. Viewers at home will vote each week for the person who has to leave.
The star who survives all this will pick up 1,000,000 pounds for charity and a recording contract for a CD.

My dream city. From childhood, I've been travelling around the world. I've been to few countries but I always wished to visit London. I'm so in love with that city though I never went there. I hope my dream comes true one day where I'll be in that city and enjoyimg my best days there. There's so many reason why that city attracts me. There are famous people who are from London which I admire. I also want to go to the museum called "Madame Tussaudes" which is entertaining. Even if I didn't go there yet, I'm sure it is a beautiful city. Can't wait to get there.

A natural disaster is a disaster caused by nature, such as floods, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis, avalanches, lahars (volcanic mudslides), landslides, sinkholes, blizzards, drought, hailstorms, heat waves, hurricanes, tropical storms, typhoons, Ice Ages, tornadoes, and wildfires. Epidemics caused by bacteria or viruses are sometimes considered natural disasters, but sometimes put into a different category. A biological threat such as locusts or toxic fungi could also be considered a natural disaster.
The thing about natural disasters is that they can strike at any time in almost any place, even without warning. Throughout history, natural disasters had claimed millions or lives and destroyed countless properties. Their economic cost is rising relentlessly. This is because a growing share of the world’s population and economic activity is being concentrated in disaster-prone places: on tropical coasts and river deltas, near forests and along earthquake fault lines.
Some of the weather disasters can be predicted such as hurricanes and blizzards. The technology is getting better in predicting tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. By getting the data early people can be warned to take shelter or make the necessary preparations.
There isn't any way to avoid natural disasters, but if people know what kinds of disasters are most likely where they live, they can learn what to do if a disaster happens in order to stay safe.