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Photos by Jesper Bo Jensen - photo.net
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May 8, 10:09am
1 review
architecture, photography, photo-net, cityscapes
http://photo.net/photodb/member-photos?user_id=2312195
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Celestial Hio on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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May 8, 10:08am
1 review
photography, flickr, portraits
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kblackadder/2470952797/
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judefas profile - StumbleUpon
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May 8, 7:08am
3 reviews
stumblers, judefa
http://judefa.stumbleupon.com/review/20775089/
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. . . And seven random facts about me
1 I am too assertive (give too much lip) for most Aussie men
2 I once worked as breakfast cook at an outback roadhouse, 150 miles from anywhere
3 The amount owing on my credit cards is a matter of shame
4 I have collected books about the houses and interiors of cultures all over the world
5 The most depressing job I ever had had me imprisoned with a group of women who talked weddings and babies
6 I sometimes use dice to make a decision
7 I love BBC costume dramas, especially Trollope
Some things I can do
1 Charm people, especially men
2 Amuse myself with nothing but a pen and notebook
3 Remember a lot of my childhood and teenage impressions
4 Calm people and defuse anger
5 Horoscopes
6 Make people laugh
7 (Can't stretch it to seven; I'm pretty useless, practically-speaking)
A few things I want to do before I die
1 Spend more time with my mother
2 Spend more time with my NZ friends, maybe even share a household with them
3 Reacquaint myself with chamber and other classical music
4 See my nephew and nieces fulfil themselves
Seven important things in my bedroom
1 Alarm clock
2 Pen and paper
3 Clothes
4 Lamp
5 Phone
6 Ear plugs
7 Camera tripod (well it just lives there)
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Google finally in Cairo! on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
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May 7, 12:39pm
1 review
photography, flickr, google, egypt
http://www.flickr.com/photos/22965089@N00/11026499/
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"Home", however humble
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Little friend of a lifetime: The heartbreaking friendship between two tiny girls…
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May 7, 11:08am
4 reviews
health, cancer, children
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/health/thehealthnews.html?in_a...
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Life lessons from five-year-olds
This story of two little girls with cancer, and the bond
they formed, is poignant and almost heart-stopping.
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The Blog of Henry David Thoreau
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May 7, 11:02am
7 reviews
american-literature, blogs, writers, thoreau
http://blogthoreau.blogspot.com/
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5 A.M. To Island.
Finger-cold and windy. The sweet-flags showed themselves about in their pads. Hear Maryland yellowthroat. Many grackles still in flocks singing on trees, male and female, the latter a very dark or black ash, but with silvery eye. I suspect the red-wings are building. Large white maples began to leaf yesterday, at least, generally; one now shows considerably across the river. The aspen is earlier. Viburnum dentatum yesterday leafed. Bass to-morrow (some shoots sheltered now).
I'm not sure he's got the hang of blogging yet.
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SU Help: Size of avatars
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May 7, 7:44am
1 review
su-help, avatars, su-groups
http://help.group.stumbleupon.com/forum/93057/
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Well Kristen thinks I'm sexy, and she must
have good eyes, cos have you noticed
this new phenomenon, the shrinking avatar?
(Tks for the alert, Anitab)
If it's part of SU's grand plan, and not just a
glitch, I say we start making some pin-ups of
ourselves now, like so:
Approaching it tastefully, of course.
No need for glitter, no pelvic thrusts; I would not want
to risk a full-on battle with the boffins in their quest
to make SU indistinguishable from mySpace.
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Annies letters
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May 7, 6:46am
1 review
blogs, middle-east, israel, palestine, zionism
http://annies-letters.blogspot.com/
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Next week is the 60th anniversary of Palestine's grief
and Annie's Letters is a blog that fills in the blanks
for those who care to look past the celebrations of Israel's
birth -- which are being trumpeted everywhere.
The 60th anniversary of Al-Nakba: the disaster of the people of Palestine.
On this date, May 15th 1948, we, the people of Palestine began our long and painful journey into exile.
Dispossessed from home and homeland, this was the start of the refugee `problem' that still exists today.
So as Israel "celebrates", we mourn the disgraceful fact that more than 3 million Palestinians still languish as refugees in squalid conditions in what were supposed to be "temporary camps" in Palestine and throughout the Arab world.
The world seems to have "forgotten" the promise made to them, enshrined in International Law and United Nations Resolution 194, The Right of Return of Palestinian refugees to the homes, lands, and villages which they were forced to leave.
My own grandmother and the grandparents of my children were forcibly expelled from their ancestral village of Lifta, leaving their homes, lands, and belongings as they fled in fear.
The villages empty homes were looted of their contents before holes were blown in the roofs and floors of these houses by the Zionist forces . . ."
-- Mike Odetalla
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Flickr: ~EvidencE~s Photostream
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May 6, 10:37am
2 reviews
photography, flickr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/-evidence-/
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Photos by Tiago Estima - photo.net
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May 6, 10:07am
2 reviews
photography, fireworks, photo-net, night-photography
http://www.photo.net/photos/estima
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