Entry for 08 January 2008 Day 3 of 7 days experiment
Woke up with a bang today! Managed to thought up some great ideas last night and this morning got a reply I have long awaited *Winks*
Today’s tasks:
1) website template edit
2) Videos (secret) lolz hehe *winks*
3) Finish a new […]

The 26inches.com magazine ran bi-monthly over 8 issues. The first, and still the only, of its kind in Australia, it was based on a mix of written, video and interactive articles. Starting as a web based magazine, it progressed to CD and finally DVD for its last issue. It was ceased as the readership was […]

This is the Aqueduct of Segovia, which was probably built during the second half of the 1st Century AD, and is one of the most significant and best-preserved Roman monuments in Spain.

Technically, this is just the bridge part of a much longer aqueduct which carries water to Segovia from 17 kilometres away. It is only […]

On Monday morning we started our sailing course in Sydney Harbour - as we will be sailing with Stuart and Jane (Sarah’s Mum) in the Caribbean, we thought we should learn some basics so that we are well prepared! Sydney Harbour seemed to be an awesome place to learn to sail so we booked […]

I’ve logged in to the StarNow site to see who has added their names and portfolios to the Australian Model Search that the agency is running.
I am happy to note that there are more ladies over 30, plus a handful over 45. To those ladies, I say: good on you.
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Demand for green cars keeps growing
Posted by: Paul Lucas
The international popularity of green cars has been reaffirmed in Australia, where demand for hybrid cars is surpassing supply.
Around 3,000 petrol/electric cars and SUVs have been sold in the country so far this year, with the Honda Civic emerging as a legitimate challenger to the Toyota […]

I see Miss World 1975 Wilnelia Merced-Mrs Bruce Forsyth now-was mentioned on our blog, which takes us into the world of pageantry once again (OK, bad segue). It’s the season for it and I am unofï¬cially told that I will be judging Miss Universe New Zealand again.
Last year’s pageant was an eye-opener […]

Following on from January’s World’s biggest passenger ships post, today we’re going to be looking at the largest aircraft carriers on the water. These warships act as mobile airbases, allowing aircraft to be launched as close to the theatre of war as possible.
Starting with the largest, the undisputed Queen of the seas is the […]

Michael Otterman, at his American Torture web site, discusses attempts to strengthen the Australian Psychological Society (APS) and American Psychological Association’s (APA) anti-torture resolutions. In particular, he deals with the issue of defining the term “cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment,” (CIDTP) which, along with torture, are unethical and banned for psychologist participation. As […]

At the end of the last century Berlin was the world’s largest construction site - I suspect it still is. This city has been battered and bruised, divided but never conquered. It’s defiant, it’s determined, it’s open-minded. And it’s affordable. No wonder it’s full of artists.
Catching public transport makes Berlin seem a lot bigger than […]