From the Sydney Morning Herald:
At Banda Aceh airport yesterday a German air officer was trying to find out who could arrange slots for aeroplanes carrying a field hospital, while Australian and US air force personnel began building a temporary plywood air traffic control tower that has no radar.
Banda Aceh’s air traffic control […]
Maybe I’ve had as good a chuckle as when I read the quote ‘If English was good enough for Jesus, it’s good enough for you’, but Xiaxue’s latest get-back at one of her detractors, in her own inimitable way (don’t argue ok, I say inimitable means inimitable) has got […]
So the first work week of the year rolls on, and at least some of us got off to a colourful start. Should get me some German housemates. Then again, better not. I’m still recovering from my flatmates from five years ago.
But yes, I’ve been a busy man this week, so […]
Samantha, Sam for short, called me as I was completing my previous blog entry, and immediately launched into a tirade about me changing my phone number.
“I had your number memorized for the past two years, now I have to scroll down to check if it’s the right person I’m calling, can you change back […]
I’ve always told my non-NS or foreign friends that the Singapore Armed Forces are good at organising stuff, and they’re doing a sterling job at the moment at tsunami disaster sites in Thailand and Indonesia. Of course, if you’ve watched the news, so are the armed forces of the
This is an excellent mantra:
“I didn’t come here to think. I came here for you to think, then tell me what to think.”
Oh, but there are people who think. Or rather, people who have been taught to think, and think that a blog is all about balanced viewpoints […]
This is one proposed regional hub I support, when previously I would’ve backed a push to cap the number of hubs (hubcap, geddit, geddit?):
Singapore offers to be UN regional disaster coordination hub
SINGAPORE : Singapore has offered to be the United Nations’ regional tsunami disaster coordination centre, extending its offer of […]
I tried telling Steve that the New Year isn’t going to be as bleak as he thought it would be, and he went, ‘Oh yeah? That’s what you said last year (2003), and look what happened?’.
Then he tells me how miserably stupid he thinks he’s been, because he waited […]
iTunes’ party shuffle is playing a copy of: Love Comes Tumbling — U2 — B-Sides 1980–1990, of which I have the original CD and therefore didn’t steal music.
My all-time favourite sports journalist has a round-up of the best sporting moments of 2004 in his column ‘The Fitz Files’, in […]
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