Brilliant.
Check the related ‘Inflatable You’ vid as well. Perhaps not at work on that one, though. (Update: the most common one has been yanked, but he has several versions out there, try this one).
Brilliant.
Check the related ‘Inflatable You’ vid as well. Perhaps not at work on that one, though. (Update: the most common one has been yanked, but he has several versions out there, try this one).
The BBC reports that the toy manufacturing market in China is facing major difficulties:
The Chinese news agency Xinhua said 52.7% of the country’s 3,631 companies making toys for export went out of business in the first seven months of the year.
My uncle passed away last night, after a year or so fighting against brain cancer. In the end it was all rather quick; for many months it had been possible to forget that he was terminally ill, and certainly he lived with an optimism that defied his prognosis. In recent months he declined quite quickly, though, and he ended up only spending three weeks confined to his bed before the end came in a rush.
I can’t help but wonder if in that last month he realized that he was beat and decided not to fight, particularly once he got to see the first pictures of his new grandson. I may well be seeing something that’s not there. I certainly don’t mean it as a sign of weakness; I think perhaps that even in his foggy state he may have recognized that there’s a point where you’ve done what you can.
A military man once said that when you can’t run, you crawl. And when you can’t crawl, when you can’t do that, you find someone to carry you. I hope someone is there to carry you now Tom.
From the BBC:
Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he is “angry” about irresponsible behaviour by bankers and has warned that “the days of big bonuses are over”.
Wrong!
Interesting article from Scott Ritter on the choice of candidates for November.
the sad reality is one of two deeply flawed men, the byproduct of a deeply flawed political system, will serve as president for the next four or eight years