Would anyone drink this? Found in a supermarket - a Korean Yakult, apparently. Biocult. How much more scary can a name get?
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Two souls together.
Making life so much easier and better.
Do we live inside or outside of nature?
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Two Souls
Would anyone drink this? Found in a supermarket - a Korean Yakult, apparently. Biocult. How much more scary can a name get?
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Two souls together.
Making life so much easier and better.
Do we live inside or outside of nature?
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Nice one.
Couldn't help myself. Had to take a shot!
And...thought of the day.
"Almost can go any, either way"
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Sunday, August 17, 2008
People say the silliest things
An ad in the Straits Times today by the World Association of Newspapers
Had to read some of them lines twice to get the humour - but it was well worth the re-read.
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HEALTH
"Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your life." Brooke Shields, Actress
POLITICS
"When your back's against the wall, it's time to turn around and fight." John Major, former PM, UK
BASEBALL
"This is like deja vu all over again." Yogi Berra, former baseball player
SHOWBIZ
"So, where's the Cannes Film Festival being held this year?" Christina Aguilera, pop singer
COMMENTARY
"He's going up and down like a metronome." Ron Pickering, Sports Commentator
TRADE
"Traditionally, most of Australia's imports come from overseas." Keppel Enderby, former Government Minister, Australia
MEDIA
"Newspapers are now an endangered species." The Economist, 2006
You're one of 1.4 billion people in the world reading a newspaper today. More than ever before, the well-informed are deciding it's silly not to.
Had to read some of them lines twice to get the humour - but it was well worth the re-read.
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HEALTH
"Smoking kills. If you're killed, you've lost a very important part of your life." Brooke Shields, Actress
POLITICS
"When your back's against the wall, it's time to turn around and fight." John Major, former PM, UK
BASEBALL
"This is like deja vu all over again." Yogi Berra, former baseball player
SHOWBIZ
"So, where's the Cannes Film Festival being held this year?" Christina Aguilera, pop singer
COMMENTARY
"He's going up and down like a metronome." Ron Pickering, Sports Commentator
TRADE
"Traditionally, most of Australia's imports come from overseas." Keppel Enderby, former Government Minister, Australia
MEDIA
"Newspapers are now an endangered species." The Economist, 2006
You're one of 1.4 billion people in the world reading a newspaper today. More than ever before, the well-informed are deciding it's silly not to.
Friday, August 15, 2008
Thursday, August 7, 2008
8.8.8
Have a happy 8.8.8. moment everyone, this day the 8th of August 2008.
All good things. To celebrate this, will be staying home to watch the Olympics opening ceremony whilst munching on this. My new endeavour - Chickpea Crunchy Delight.
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
How wise.
On perhaps the biggest problem our race is facing. "We're all caught up in our methods."
Ram Dass.
And how should one live life? Keep letting yourself know - "This moment is alright."
Ram Dass.
And how should one live life? Keep letting yourself know - "This moment is alright."
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Convergence ---> Hybridity
It seems convergence has been the buzzword of this 21st century (think technology, culture, cognition, even simplier, think Radio - TV - to WII, all converging technologies and wants), but a few have taken this now-dated notion and realising hmm. Hybridity is a better word. This game os semantic gymnastics never ends. But I digress, here's a choice article from Seed Magazine!
"The more science advances, the less, it seems, that any one discipline holds all the answers—even to the problems that a discipline was originally conceived to answer. So it's not surprising that some of today's most innovative scientific thinkers are making breakthroughs by hybridizing multiple fields."
Go here for a brilliant article on some of the amazing young minds we have in the world today!
"The more science advances, the less, it seems, that any one discipline holds all the answers—even to the problems that a discipline was originally conceived to answer. So it's not surprising that some of today's most innovative scientific thinkers are making breakthroughs by hybridizing multiple fields."
Go here for a brilliant article on some of the amazing young minds we have in the world today!
Sunday, August 3, 2008
No Skate Boarders
Taken in tasmania. Obviously the skateboarders didn't agree with the sign and gave it a piece of their mind. Or maybe it was intentionally installed that way so they could see it clearly? Hmm.
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In other news, that's Bob poseur-in in Port Arthur, Tasmania, a very early convict settlement (for the harshest repeat offenders) back when Tassie was called Van Diemen's Land. Am seated in the former court of law ruins, right behind the penitentiary.
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