"Design is in flux. Where its practitioners were once expected to produce chairs, lamps, logos and letterheads, today their work is often less visible. Increasingly, design is concerned with interactions and experiences-it's about software and the vast systems that power it. We asked nine top designers to talk about their craft and what it means today. Here's what they said."

As part of the Guardian Teacher Network's wellbeing fortnight, we attempted to tackle the mother of all teacher complaints: work-life balance. We recently brought together experts this issue. Below is a round-up of the best bits of their debate - if you want to follow what was said in full, check it out here.

Branham spoke to CNN about his experiences, shared the shocking photos and videos he captured of the disaster, and the happy ending to his amazing love story.

Unable to wait for relief workers to arrive, Akaiwa quickly grabbed his scuba gear and prepared for a swim he will most likely will never forget.

In Japan, tsunami warnings tell people to do just that: Get to higher ground, and quickly. But one man did the opposite. He steered his boat directly into the deadly wave.

News Video about a Japanese international student in the US learning that her family is still alive via YouTube

People living at the top of the hill observed the warning inscribed on the stone monument that was built at the place 60 meters above the sea level after the Showa Sanriku Tsunami in 1933

When the tsunami warning sirens sounded, the quick-thinking teacher knew he only had eight minutes to act. Thankfully, he hustled and was able to guide his class to safety on top of a nearby hill.

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Touching reflection by a Japanese native about the earthquake

Nice to know many people are thinking reflectively about this event just like we are.

Early Warning Information in Multiple Languages

Received this from Ambassador Roos

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