Posts by mark taslov
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I was waiting for someone to post this, but since it seems no one has:
Sorry about the video ;) it’s the only youtube link I could find.
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I'll take off mine if you remove yours ;) and they say lightning never...
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Self-sufficiency flows through to what they do on stage...
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Hard News: Friday Music: The Story, in reply to
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Capture: Two Tales of a City, in reply to
When I was in Christchurch just prior to the start of the demolition of Cranmer Courts I took some photographs of that, and of course it is now no more
Thanks for the reply Leigh, I still haven't been able to get through on that link due to the heightened paranoia of the Chinese Communist Party and their wacky yo-yo crackdowns on the internet (VPN, Google etc), which incidently if taken as a sign of things to come bodes very poorly. But I look forward to the day when Messrs Hu, Wen and Xi can pry themselves clear of their info-wowserdom long enough to allow me the chance to check out those pics.
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Hard News: Fact and fantasy, in reply to
New Zealand is a country of 268,000 sq km's and 4.4 million people.
I used to make a comparable excuse when told to tidy my room:
"4x3 metres and just1 boy!"
She'd just let me stew in it till I got tired of the pain of stepping on Lego pieces.
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Hard News: This is your public broadcasting, in reply to
This and the singles-dominated music landscape makes me wonder - will we see successful artists who chose not to release albums, deliberately only releasing singles?
I'm hearing a lot more EPs of late. I assume the powers that be would be hesitant not to cash in on the success of singles with (more lucrative) padded albums. A market for the favorites will remain. I am most surprised that radio still holds such sway.
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Field Theory: The Force will be with…, in reply to
That's abuse.
。。。or remarkable foresight:
http://www.cracked.com/article_19001_17-images-that-will-ruin-your-childhood.html
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Hard News: Fact and fantasy, in reply to
And I've visited and lived in much worse than Beijing
I respect your courage Chris. When you leave, your insight and expertise of the terrain here and hereabouts will be sorely missed, but I can't deny (based on my current snot blood content) that I won't feel greater peace of mind knowing you and family are safe and healthy in x% clean green ANZ. Just keep Timaru off the cards ;)
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Hard News: Fact and fantasy, in reply to
Is it naive to think that we will fix the problems before anyone else does
This is not a finite set of problems, so fixing them before anyone else is not a realistic objective. Billing it as a competition between nations could only lead to shortcuts being taken. So yes. As you previously said:
that our exploitation of our environment is sustainable