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Comment on Get A New Body In 2012… by Brendan Rigby

Brendan Rigby — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:25:08 +0000

The new year is a great time for setting goals - especially those relating to your health and fitness. Losing weight and improving your fitness requires a first step; to decide to make a change to your lifestyle... starting now! Our team of Personal Trainers and Exercise Physiologists recommend setting your fitness goals as a vital component to achieving success in health and fitness. Brendan Rigby Personal Trainer/ Corrective Exercise Practitioner Inspire Fitness for Wellbeing

Comment on Cinemagraphs: “Stills” that move by Anthony Element

Anthony Element — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 11:24:21 +0000

First time I’ve seen them.
Most appealing.
It seems to me that by choosing carefully what should move one could add considerably to any idea or concept that the picture is exploring.

Comment on Euro Debt Crisis Explained by Gavin Buckett

Gavin Buckett — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 10:50:08 +0000

Brilliant!!!

Now I understand.

Does the same apply to Spanish Tapas Bars, Greek Tavern’s and Italian Trattoria’s?

If so….if it is not too late I might try and get to one of Burlesconi’s Bunga Bunga parties…imagine what the credit limits would be there,

Cheers…hic!

Gavin Buckett

Comment on US Debt Clock by Nicholas Brunton-Yeung

Nicholas Brunton-Yeung — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 11:33:45 +0000

This clock is discombobulating!

To get the real reason why we are in trouble check out a humble Apple Pie Chart:

http://www.notmypriorities.org/

Blessings,

Nick

P.S.: – How should you counsel a friend when he shows you his collection of high-tech automatic weapons, his plethora of strategically located CCTVs, his 5 feet thick and 20 metre high fence, and room with the sensitive listening devices so as eavedrop on the entire neighbourhood? Then he tells you that he has not been feeling well lately, a little stressed and anxious in fact. But he won’t visit the doctor because its too expensive! Would you be friend enough to tell him that he needs to seek help?

Comment on Steve Jobs In Heaven by Dr Marc Dussault

Dr Marc Dussault — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 23:13:59 +0000

I agree that the book could have been ‘tighter’ and you would have thought the author would have known about the urgency to get it published.

I have to admit that Mona Simpson’s eulogy did not impress me for a writer. I understand she was emotional, but still. I WAS considering buying her books out of tangential interest, but not after reading the eulogy. I couldn’t sit through more of that, sorry to say.

It was a thoughtful eulogy, but fare from erudite.

Comment on Steve Jobs In Heaven by Nic

Nic — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 04:41:41 +0000

I read the bio on the Kindle, just moments after its release. The book was rushed to press and it’s in need of a great editor. I recommend reading the eulogy by Mona Simpson published on the NY times. You can learn about as much in just minutes.

Comment on Conspiracy or Coincidence? Lincoln & Kennedy by Nicholas Brunton-Yeung

Nicholas Brunton-Yeung — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 11:35:11 +0000

That one is fascinating.

It gets one thinking that although all those factual associations are meaningless in themselves their clustering for such emotionally charged events (I am also including the 9/11 origami $20 here) suggests a reality not so much predicated on cause and effect, as per the workings of great mechanical timepiece, but rather more consistent with a cohesive network of associations, like the scattered light and colour of a cosmic kaleidescope.

Hmm that’s one long, awkward and inscrutable sentence, but it at least fulfils my commitment to the workshop tomorrow!

Comment on Conspiracy Or Coincidence? The US $20 Bill by Nicholas Brunton-Yeung

Nicholas Brunton-Yeung — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 11:09:20 +0000

Must we be masters of origami to divine that which is out there but as yet unseen. I suggest reading a few of Noam Chomsky’s works published before 9/11 would have given one enough indication that all would not stay the same.

Is there another denomination on which a solution to the mess can be found? The bonus of Chomsky’s works were that they contained just that!

Blesings,

Nick

Comment on A picture is worth a thousand words by Nicholas Brunton-Yeung

Nicholas Brunton-Yeung — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 10:53:19 +0000

And… or it that the fruit of one’s being is for all to harvest and all to share whether one likes it or not?

Comment on A sad day that makes you stop and take notice by Dr Marc Dussault

Dr Marc Dussault — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 07:04:12 +0000

Everything we learn comes back to us at some point.

The genius of Steve Jobs was his ability to explain and articulate clearly without fanfare and bravado.

I agree, the world changed today – forever.