26 October 2007 – 7:15 pm
Australia’s Federal elections are just a few weeks away…
If the pre-election polls are anything to believe, this is the hon. Kevin Rudd, Australia’s next (?!) Prime Minister - that’s like the President, dear American friends!.
Don’t they feed parliamentarians properly in Canberra?!
What amazes me is he would have know the cameras were rolling… he’s sitting directly [...]
15 October 2007 – 12:08 pm
A timely reminder from Aussie blogger and Greens candidate Neerav Bhatt to make sure you’ve got your electoral details up to date. You have only days left to be sure.
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11 October 2007 – 3:45 pm
News just in from James Farmer that WordCamp Melbourne is good to go! It’s scheduled for Saturday November 17th and all the details are here. Oooh… can’t wait!
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11 October 2007 – 3:31 pm
Helen Coonon spends bazillions on desktop content filters, and a 16 year-old kid posts YouTube videos showing kids how to get around them all, when the real solution could never have been anything less than gateway-based, or ideally but problematically, ISP-based.
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10 October 2007 – 11:30 am
My church is blogging. And it’s a smart approach: combining a dedicated blog with a specific teaching series on Life’s Toughest Questions. If it works a treat I might do a case study on it some time.
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3 October 2007 – 10:33 pm
Sound the alarm! The Christians are taking over the world… one TV reality show at a time.
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3 October 2007 – 10:14 pm
My six-year-old son Jeremy asked me today: “Dad, what does DK stand for?” I replied, “DK stands for Denmark, son.” Jeremy confidently put me in my place: “No it doesn’t, Dad. It stands for Donkey Kong!” …D’oh!
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