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So how was the summer? Hope you all got some good rest and plenty of soundtracks of course. I’ve had an amazing 5 weeks in sunny Indonesia with my wife. Did I mention I got married? August 8th was the big day and it was truly the best day of my life. I saw 2 movies, one that sucked and on that didn’t.

We don't mean to be rude, but you are a primate. So are we, and it's very useful for choosing the colour of your canvas art! One benefit of being an higher ape, apart from being (in most cases) highly intelligent, is that we are very sensitive to subtle differences in colour.

Sacramento Airport. I was so fascinated by this!!! I was talking to a guy who was caught how much I liked it and talked to me about it. I guess there's been alot of controversy about allowing this(and another one just like it a few yards away) be at the airport...many people thought it looked cheap and trashy.

Solution For Global Warming: Poison The Air, Cut Down Trees Posted on May 20th, 2008 (5 hours ago) by blogger   Climate change alarmists have never been apt to shy away from courting controversy with their dire forecasts of coming environmental apocalypse, but their latest "solution" takes the

Who Back-stabbed Whom, Badawi Or Rashid May 18, 2008 at 11:02 am · Filed under Indelible Ink Changes Colour ·Tagged Badawi, Election Commission, Indelible ink, Non-existent Cabinet, rashid It is a funny world and this has been like that from the beginning.

Toshiba India today announced the launch of a new range of Notebook PCs, LCD TVs. The new products deliver new levels of value to Indian consumers which will further strengthen Toshiba’s presence in the Indian market. (more…)

OnlineEntrepreneur is changing its image i know how horrible the blog looked before so i have changed it and i hope to keep on improving the look of the site, its just better for everyone then. well i hope its more pleasing for your eyes now enjoy!

I was listening on the radio this morning, as I drove to Central Station to pick up my father (who had an appointment at RPAH for a minor procedure aimed at controlling the progression of his Paget’s Disease), to one Anne Kreamer, who was describing the array of responses she received when she decided to stop dying her hair and show herself to the world with her naturally grey hair.