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The height of stupidity.
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Facebook confirms removing arson vigilante groups
17-Feb-2009 – 9:45 pm
Social media explodes in wake of deadly bushfires
09-Feb-2009 – 5:02 pm
Scientists and religious leaders call for end to fighting over Darwin’s legacy - Telegraph
09-Feb-2009 – 4:59 pm
Go west - it will take you only 27 minutes
06-Jan-2009 – 7:22 pm
Go west - it will take you only 27 minutes - National - smh.com.au.
How many times will the state government announce and reannounce these kinds of rail infrastructure projects?
The only work ever done on these damn things is that one piece of sod Carr Iemma Rees or his Minister-In-Charge-Of-Fantasyland turns over at all the damn ceremonies.
I’ll believe it when I’m riding down the Parramatta Road Metro line. Until then, please Mr. Rees, less talk, more work.
Canadian juniors dump Sweden in gold-medal rematch
06-Jan-2009 – 7:12 pm
Coverville 534
04-Jan-2009 – 1:50 pm
I’ve been meaning to write this for awhile:
My request - “Solsbury Hil” by the Dust Rhinos was played on Coverville, episode 534 (download the mp3).
The Dust Rhinos are butt-kickin’ celtic rockers (their words, but ones I completely agree with) from Winnipeg. I have to admit, first found them way-back on Napster, and since then have legitimised my Dust Rhinos collection. They’re like Great Big Sea, but kick up the rock just a touch.
Coverville is a great program hosted by Brian Ibbott that is all about cover songs. The program is great for supporting Indie bands, and Brian does a great job hosting. I actually found out about it because Tom Merritt of The Real Deal and Buzz Out Loud kept talking about it.
I’ve become a Coverville convert, and I’m hoping that by requesting the Dust Rhinos I helped get them a little more exposure with the Coverville audience.
Plus, I’m vain and I just like hearing my name on the air.
Maritime blizzard cuts power to thousands
03-Jan-2009 – 2:23 am
Maritime blizzard cuts power to thousands.
This is why I tell my Australian friends they have no idea what winter really is. Even if you don’t read the article, open the link, take a look at the photo.
Telstra could be broken up
01-Jan-2009 – 9:58 pm
Telstra could be broken up - The Inquirer.
Just rumours and speculation, but we’ll see what happens in 2009. These days I tend to think the National Broadband Network will never get off the ground anyway.
