@n: a Hindu temple in Ipoh: http://yewenyi.net/wpblog/?p=5934 # @n a The Fish River floods at Dryburgh: http://yewenyi.net/wpblog/?p=5959 #FamilyHistory # @stilgherrian it needs to be something like tcp, or you'd just end up with lots of candidates in each seat. in reply to stilgherrian # is in a fish and chips shop that seems [...]
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@harrip01 I always vote below the line, but it takes ages. I think they should let you fill in the boxes above the line in reply to harrip01 # @photo Naturists may be seen beyond this point: http://www.flickr.com/photos/barryslemmings/4911177133/ # @blog: MSG Dinner – Una’s: http://yewenyi.net/wpblog/?p=5870 # thinks that only evli people and those [...] Well, I stayed back at work later that I normally do. On leaving I saw that there were lots of cars in the back streets between Moore Park Road and Oxford Street. I decided to ride down the hill form Oxford Street to Moore Park Road, fully expecting the latter to be closed, but curious as to why. When I got down there, sure enough there was a police blockade. So down a back lane to the side of Victoria Barracks. Again the road was closed, this time by the fire brigade. Though on this occasion they may have been better called the water brigade. I had to laugh. The man beside me on a mobile did not think it was funny. He lived 4 houses up on the blocked off street. I took some pictures and headed back up the hill. Followed the massive traffic jam down OxfordStreet and then up the other side of the barracks on the bike track. I was able to turn right on the bike path where the cars can only turn left. As this was now a little up the other side of the hill, I missed the water which I guess was heading off down the side of the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Continue reading Water in Paddington is waiting for the first train to Bondi # had to evacuate from the bistro in jenolan yesterday because of a fire alarm # @desktop: bonegilla: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yewenyi/2742190338/sizes/o/ # @n the IInet view on the NBN and election: http://www.arnnet.com.au/article/356954/election_2010_what_isps_want_-_iinet/ # @desktop: blasting matilda: http://www.flickr.com/photos/yewenyi/126867119/sizes/l/ # @n: facintating stuff on display vs print and ePaper: [...] Well, I headed up to the Blue Mountains again. I met Kirsten, Krysta and Therese at Leura. We headed to Katoomba for breakfast and then headed down to the Jenolan Caves. We went to the Imperial Cave and then had lunch. In the cave we managed to catch up with the group before and had to be rescued by our own group. I guess it is harder to keep a track when you are also keeping track of the kids. We were disrupted at lunch by a false fire alarm, in the midst of a shower of rain. One man did not want to evacuate. He thought it was all a joke to make him look like a fool. I felt sorry for the staff. After this we wandered over to the lake, but the platypus were not to be seen and then we did a little walk before heading home.
Well it is just too good to pass up, a doctor who theme with a dig and a Chinese man playing the double bass. Continue reading Video Sundays – 2010 August 15 visited the police station, thinks that is the first time he has done that # sings: gave me a locket of purple and blue… # @mpesce there is a great media thesis in the hatred shown by various abc radio hosts to the net and how podcasting completely changed that in reply to [...] Well I have walked past many times, but always in the morning when I used to catch the train to Kings Cross and walk up from there to Paddington. We had our MSG dinner at Una‘s. We had to wait ages for everyone to arrive, but when we did order it seemed like seconds before we had the meals on the table. I has the Kessler, a dish with sauerkraut, potato rosti, and boiled and smoked ham. The serving was huge, but the dish was acceptable and bland. I also had the blue wine (they called it gluewine) and it was brilliant. It was the best I have had since I was in Germany in december 1987, and immediately reminded me of the night markets, with snow on the ground, negative temperatures and a plastic cup of blue wine in one hand and a slice of bread with raw meat (beef tartar) in the other.
Continue reading MSG Dinner – Una’s is sad to be in an uber safe seat and thinks that votes are worth more in a swinging one # @n once lived in a house with a duck pond, they are great! #ltpn # RT @ApostrophePong: http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/07/30/2968669.htm Are Australians dumb? # @n Breakfast at the Old Town White Coffee in Ipoh: [...] I wrote this comment in relation to a blog post by Kate Carruthers. I was remembering a speech I heard on a great speaches podcast about how the printing press had brought mass publication into the realm of many more people and how there had been many many publications 100 years ago. [...] |
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