Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Australian Bush Fires Solar Telephone Power
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Friday, December 21, 2012
Newtown Murders
Newtown *
" ..... the NRA remains one of Washington’s
most feared lobbies, with an annual budget of more than $200 million and the
ability to reach millions of people through mail, magazines, broadcasts and a
Web-based alert system. "
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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Tuesday, December 4, 2012
Broken KOGAN Video Sunglasses
Picture of damaged ( one arm is broken ) Kogan video sunglasses as they came in a box inside a plastic shipping bag . There was no protective packaging .
Ebay - Tuning Capacitors - Philips Power Supply
OPEN

CLOSED
CLOSED
( THIS WAY - ROTOR CLOSED )
Philips Power Supply
( Minus rear cover and power cord / plug . )
( Rear cover is missing )
A similar supply with cover .
Rear view of similar cover .
Missing line cord plug for power input socket ( beside rectifier tube / valve . )
Broken Filament Type 201A
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Dancing Doctors - Sydney Style
A little Right Wing Health Budget cutting in N.S.W. Australia , " We're as mad as hell , and we're not going to take this anymore . " ( From : Network ) . State Government Health Minister ( Jillian Skinner ) please take note . Oh , have you heard about Climate Change ? Better tell your boss .
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Pitchforks at Tullamarine
Port Arthur massacre (Australia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Bryant drove to Port Arthur, taking the keys to the Seascape properties after locking the doors. Bryant stopped at a car which had pulled over from overheating ...
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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
U.S. Elections - The Most Important Decision for Years
This 60+ Y.O. W.A.S.P. Registered Republican from Pennsylvania* believes that the President ( and for that matter his Party generally in these Elections ) should be reelected next Tuesday ultimately because I like the way he talks through his reasoning and decision(s) as though you were long time friends .
A few comments :
1. Americans have an implied moral obligation to vote .2. When you have the nearest person that you are likely to find to Josiah Edward "Jed" Bartlet in the White House , you keep him there for as long as possible .
3. Teabaggers and the like may think that Bullshit Baffles Brains , F**** Science and Rules the World . Well , I have news for you; a.) It doesn't and b.) half truths and distortions always come back to bite you .
4. Saying "NO" to everything does not work as a long term strategy , it is referred to as being "Obstructionist" .
5. Where and when do you , Dear Visitor , PLAN TO VOTE ON TUESDAY ? ( Assuming that you have not already voted . Please DO NOT follow the English system of voting early and often ! )
* The other half is Australian . Australia is the country I mostly live in , it has a AAA Credit Rating with a positive outlook from all three Credit Rating Agencies and over half of the World's highest Credit Rated Banks . ( The banking system has been strongly regulated for years ** . ) A 5.something % Unemployment Rate . Australia has had universal health care for decades and the country has not gone broke . It also has a much better Federal system of running elections than the U.S.A. , so good that the United Nations has called on Australia to conduct elections in several countries .
** ( Australia , 5 November ) Ratings agency Standard and Poor's says it will appeal against a landmark ruling which will allow 13 local councils to recoup losses they suffered during the 2008 financial crisis. .... The ruling follows another in September against the now collapsed Lehman Brothers . Reasonable financial regulation does work , teabaggers !
I understand that Australian donations to Sandra related charities are now tax deductible , but I would be inclined to check with the charity to confirm this information .
Almost time to VOTE,WHERE and WHEN are you going to do it ? Almost forgot , his name is spelt : OBAMA , initals B.H . .
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Australia and the UN Security Council
Today , Australia gained one of the three two year seats on the Security Council of the United Nations .
Why is this so ? OR A few reasons for winning the UN vote ( not counting the 25 million dollars spent by the Government ) .
Australians at War
( From 1988 , Iraq and Afghanistan etc. to be added . The only country to be an ally of the US since WWI . ) This article has been contributed by the Australian War Memorial - written by Matthew Higgins.
Over 100,000 Australians have lost their lives through war. Many more thousands have been wounded, while the number of Australians who have served abroad in wartime is eight to nine times the number who have died.
Why is this so ? OR A few reasons for winning the UN vote ( not counting the 25 million dollars spent by the Government ) .
" Australia was a founding member of the United Nations (UN) in 1945 and has been actively engaged in the organisation since its formation. The UN is seen by the Australian Government as a means to influence events which directly affect Australia's interests but over which they have little unilateral control "
"Australia is the twelfth largest financial contributor to the UN . " ....... From WikipediaAustralians at War
( From 1988 , Iraq and Afghanistan etc. to be added . The only country to be an ally of the US since WWI . ) This article has been contributed by the Australian War Memorial - written by Matthew Higgins.
Over 100,000 Australians have lost their lives through war. Many more thousands have been wounded, while the number of Australians who have served abroad in wartime is eight to nine times the number who have died.
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