"Shot Dead Trying To Show The Truth In Burma" That's The Title Of The Video.

And so it seems, that Kenji Nagai, was shot deliberately, according to thisTimesonline article, which also backed up their claims, when they provided the youtube video below.

The Casualty That Matters

Easily, the photo of the year, for the devoted Japanese photojournalist, Kenji Nagai, at the cost of his life. As in the headlines... Dodging the bloodstained sandals and the panic-stricken masses who fled troops near Sule Pagoda in the centre of the Burmese capital Rangoon yesterday, Kenji Nagai kept his camera rolling, recording vital footage of Burma's closed society and providing a lifeline to the outside world for the protesting monks and civilians who were risking their lives for much-needed change. Then, in one dreadful moment, the Japanese video journalist took a bullet in the chest – almost certainly from the gun of a Burmese soldier.

A Monk's Last Stand

A monk stands after being halted by riot policemen and military officials while he and others attempted to enter the Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon Sept. 26, 2007. As many as 200 maroon-robed monks were arrested outside the gilded Shwedagon as the Buddhist priesthood, the former Burma's highest moral authority, went head-to-head with the might of a military that has ruled for an unbroken 45 years.

"If I wanted to have an easy job...I would have stayed at Porto - beautiful blue chair, the UEFA Champions League trophy, God, and after God, me." - José Mourinho, the former coach of Chelsea Football Club. Hell, I'll miss this guy. Loved his pre/post match banters.

Religiously, Reek Of Propaganda

In sequential order, for details... One more feminine entity over at the left was unintentionally left out of scope... ...the pious crowd, though not praying to... ...the gods and buddhas, in particular, Maitreya Bodhisattva (Sanskrit), holding a bell linking to... ...an unknown mortal, whom is happily enjoying the worship of the people. Kinda strange eh? Taken whilst in Batam's "Asia's Biggest Temple", of which there's no shortage of religious mural painting, some comedically bad, some relatively good, and some just plain mystifying, like this one.

10 Weirdest Diseases In The World

While browsing the always interesting about:blank, and learnt of the 10 weirdest diseases that was just posted by Healthy Living Blog. Amongst others, 7、Alice in Wonderland syndrome: time, space and body image are distorted Alice in Wonderland syndrome (AIWS), or micropsia, is a disorienting neurological condition which affects human visual perception. Subjects perceive humans, parts of humans, animals, and inanimate objects as substantially smaller than in reality. Generally, the object perceived appears far away or extremely close at the same time. For example, a family pet, such as a dog, may appear the size of a mouse, or a normal car may look shrunk to scale. This leads to another name for the condition, Lilliput sight or Lilliputian hallucinations, named after the small people in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels. The condition is in terms of perception only; the mechanics of the eye are not affected, only the brain’s interpretation of information passed from the eyes. 9、Walking Corpse Syndrome: they believe to have died It is a syndrome of mental depression and suicidal tendencies, in which the patient complains of having lost everything: possessions, part of or entire body, often believing that he or she has died and is a walking corpse. This delusion is usually expanded to the degree that the patient might claim that he can smell his own rotting flesh and feel worms crawling through his skin. The latter phenomenon is a recurring experience of people chronically deprived of sleep or suffering amphetamine/cocaine psychosis. Paradoxically, being “dead” often gives the patient the nation(sic) of being immortal.

"I'm just someone who's pissed off at all mankind even though I'm a man myself. I'm past the point of no return... I know not what the future holds, but in the time that I have, I shall be the ruin of evil men that cross my path." - - Ronin Nemuri Kyôshirô (眠狂四郎), Sleepy Eyes of Death #1 (眠狂四郎殺法帖 Nemuri Kyoshiro 1: Sappocho, 1963).