Aims and Objectives.
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Monthly Archive for July, 2008
The 30 odd photos that I took over the weekend out at Waraguma have now been posted to one of my many online albums.
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Go hand in hand!!
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The following story appeared in this weekend’s edition of The National.
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All is not a bed of roses in PNG and there are times when I seriously think about throwing in the towel…
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I have finally completed the arduous task of uploading all of the outstanding photos to the Simbu Photo Albums!
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Perhaps the worst form of torture known to man!!
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The PNG National Health Conference for 2008 was held this week in Port Moresby and I am led to believe that the theme for this years conference is: “Human Resource”…
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I have been an avid blogger since early 2005 and although I have never attracted thousands of regular readers nor created layouts to blow your mind, I have thoroughly enjoyed the process…
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Someone is looking for you!
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There’s been some interest recently via the PNG media about the subject of Blogging. If you are thinking about setting up your own blog and don’t have a clue where or how to begin then read on…
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Wordpress 2.6 has been released within the last few hours and it’s probably fair to say that I will probably become the first self hosted WP blogger in PNG to run on latest version. (Are there any other self hosted bloggers in PNG?).
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I reckon is a bit like owning a British motorcycle (well, one of the older models anyway)! Going under the hood to tinker is driven firstly by the inherent need for maintenance but also driven by the passion that goes along with “riding” either one of these machines…
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Finally a post about something other than blogging…
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With Google returning over a billion results when asking the question WHY?
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Papua New Guinea has an amazing collection of herbs. All sorts of herbs for cooking, herbs for healing and herbs for just chewing. Some of these herbs are known by the West whilst others are native to PNG.
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Malum is a Papua New Guinea journalist and writer who contributes quality feature articles to The National newspaper. Malum writes on a range of PNG topics, from history to Information Technology and also Development issues to name a few. The PNG media has developed a reputation for very negative reporting and in my opinion Malum is one of the better journalists in PNG at present, his stories are positive, factual and varied…
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I don’t know about you but my “inbox” ends up with at least a few dozen spam emails a day and I’m positive that if it wasn’t for the filtering software there would literally be hundreds if not thousands!
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There was a time and it wasn’t that long ago when I felt drawn to the romance of tribal warfare. It might have been the fighting thing or perhaps how the free expression of anger towards an enemy is condoned in Highland’s culture….
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The act of giving creates an incredible feeling of reward and connection with other humans. The saying: “Give and you shall receive” could not be further from the truth. To give is to receive!
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Yep… Full contact, no holds barred, woman against woman !!
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My sister sent me this newsletter as an email attachment the other day. It’s the current newsletter put together and published for a Junior Rugby League Club in the inner Western Suburbs of Sydney…
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Wife mentioned to her husband that for her birthday…
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I first came across this list mid 2005 and have since seen it circulated making reference to Papua New Guineans, Solomon Islanders and various other pacific folks. It’s probably reasonable to suggest that these quirks apply to melanesian people across the board…
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After only one month of going live with a new website we have ditched what we had and have replaced it with something totally different…
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