A while back I joined the Unity Project on Flickr. The group consists of people who want world unity. The photo’s which get added to the group must contain two things – 1. a person, and 2. the word unity. This was my first submission…
The owner of the group, Barbara Doduk, was so kind to post my pic on her site!
Thank you Barbara!
If you’re interested in this, feel free to join us on Flickr – its actually a lot of fun! 
Apparently you didn’t believe my previous post, and thought that I’d spent my time in photoshop, just to put Bush in a baby blue tunic?
Just to show you that this isn’t a hoax, and regardless of the angle of his foot in the previously posted photograph, or the length of his arms, these are for REAL! Take a look at these photo’s, and their sources if you wish. As you will see, they’re all from well known and reputable online news centers.
Hope this satisfies all the critics!
[Click each image to go to the original website]
USA Today [Asian-Pacific leaders sweat it out in silk tunics]
Telegraph.co.uk [World leaders ill at ease over tunics and North Korea]
Personally I don’t have much of an opinion about the whole Bush situation, I know a lot of people might even get a bit aggro if I said I don’t have anything against him. Quite frankly I have enough political news to make sense of right here in South Africa, without having to pick sides between political leaders in the rest of the world. Whilst browsing through the “Weird World” section on News24.com, I found this rather amusing photo of president Bush. Never thought I’ld see him in a dress!! 
According to News24.com, “US President George W Bush looks out of place wearing a Vietnamese ‘ao dai’ silk tunic on an official state visit.”
Original Article: www.news24.com [see picture #3]
I’ve been blogging with SoulCast now for a short while. I heard that I could get paid to blog, so I tried it.
I’m mainly doing this as an experiment, so if anything comes of it, I’ll be sure to let you know
We all use them. I don’t know whether they come with the “times” – maybe there were 80′s buzzwords, 90′s buzzwords, and finally today’s buzzwords.
I can think of a whole lot. We have certain buzzwords at work – if you use them in a meeting, people will either be pleased, or they will be seriously upset.
There are magazine buzzwords, advertising buzzwords, political buzzwords – “Innovation” is one of the advertising buzzwords. The real meaning behind the word? “The act of introducing something new”. Now I’ve heard that word being in a lot of ways – and not all of them was introducing “something new”. A “buzz-phrase” that magazines like to use is “10 Easy Steps To…” whether they’re selling a weight loss programme, or a new guide to meet the man of your dreams, those phrases make people buy the magazines.
Why do people use buzzwords? According to Matt “…buzzwords are often a mask. People who use them are covering up their ideas — or the lack thereof”
I have to agree with this. If you had to remove all the buzzwords from our conversation, it will remove a lot of the bullshit from adverts, magazines, and politicians’ speeches!
We might end up talking a lot less, but saying so much more.
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