I think this is very good and gets the most unexpected version of the portal in Korea.
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From now on, only these girls are allowed to do the news in Australia. Continue reading Video Sundays – 2010 August 29
Powered by Twitter Tools 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 For those of you who are interested: The Greenway and Light rail extension is by far the most significant cycling infrastructure project of our region. Attached is info of ‘Further Consultation’ over the next 3-12 days. Sessions details are as follows: • Thursday 26 August 2010, 6pm – 9pm • Saturday 28 August 2010, 10am – 1pm • Saturday 4 September 2010, 11am – 2pm The planning timeline is as follows, and we are at the August ‘Further Consultation’ stage. May 2010 Initial Consultation Here is my guide on how to vote. Probably too late for most of you, but you can put it away and use it to vote in future elections.
For the senate you need some extra instructions.
Continue reading 葉文意’s how to vote guide
Powered by Twitter Tools 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.
In the end I did 92.23 km, but it did not always seem like it would happen. I headed out on the DHBC Saturday slows, but only did two laps and then stopped for coffee. At the most I would have done three laps, I have been able to do 5. After this I was disappointed that Mick Mazza had not kept any bike boxes for me.
Continue reading CQ training ride #2 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 |
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