The top two are new, taken on 7 July.
Devonshire Street Surry Hills 3.00 pm
Hay Street
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Neil’s second decade — latest posts
- GapMinderI mentioned in So how’s your course at Yale going? a “brilliant animated presentation in the lecture of global economic developments from the early 19th century to the present showing in just twelve seconds the fortunes of the major world states.” This will give you some idea: Situation in 1800 Situation in 2007. The big [...]
- Mother Ninglun’s Almanack for the 2010s: 2Under this somewhat facetious heading appear posts (of dubious authority) on such things as globalisation and the future — looking at our new decade. My Yale course and non-fiction reading feed into this series. One globalisation process we — you reading and me writing this — are enthusiastically embracing with our blogs and Facebooks and [ […]
- Gratuitous picture postEven though I do have a photo blog I will from time to time grace this blog with a picture or two. But by 1 pm… Posted in Australia, photo post, Surry Hills
- So how’s your course at Yale going?Really well, thanks. It’s just my kind of course: no papers to write, no homework, no exams. The only downside was downloading 1.6 gig of video lectures. Yes, I ended up downloading the lot, and that takes patience on Unwired where download speeds vary from 14k to 110k a second. Initially I had downloaded just [...]
- Stats: Neil’s second decade, Floating Life, English/ESLYes, this blog is not immune from my obsession. This blog Only been going for a week, but has had 480 views so far. (All stats are from WordPress.) Floating Life 74,358 views in 2009. In 2008 there were 78,823 but most of the difference comes from September 08 when I scored a record 11,781. See also Blogging [...]
- Welcome in the 2010s!Happy New Year from Surry Hills NSW Posted in events
- Enjoy free internet news while you can… (updated 7pm)This is something that may see a lot of change in the coming decade. Today’s Sydney Morning Herald is a trifle thin, as is the wont at this time of year, but it does have quite a lot of interest in it. Like everyone I am giving thought to what motivates people like the young Nigerian [...]
- So I’m doing this really cool course at Yale…Now there is something I couldn’t have said at the beginning of the Noughties when I had just entered the wonderful world of the Internet via dial-up and Windows 95. But today I can. Faith and Globalization Course Description The impact of religious faith is profound in a world where political, economic, and social spheres are increasingly [...]
- Mother Ninglun’s Almanack for the 2010s: 1Let us get out the crystal ball and the tarot and tealeaves as this decade hasteneth to its end. Depending less on tealeaves but not pretending to certainty, a number of scientists addressed the 2010s in Cosmos Magazine in 2006. HUMANS WILL not be the only ones facing uncertain futures as changes sweep our planet: Earth’s plants [...]
- Bare-faced self-promotionNot that I am bare-faced, as you may have noticed from my self-pic. No, what I am promoting is Neil’s Sydney Photo Blog. It is, I am pleased to report, having its best month for 2009 right now, but further visitors are always welcome. Posted in blogs and blogging, photo post, site news [...]
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Surry Hills -- 160 pics. Chinatown and Haymarket Sydney -- 110 pics Redfern and East Redfern -- 90 pics.
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It is so nice to trawl through your photos, being able to recognise just so many of the locations. That storm yesterday blew up a piece, did it not? I had to scurry home about 5pm and caught just the very front of it. The sky was looking very dark and exciting …