This guy “Matt” has been travelling all around the world and dancing badly while doing it.
How lucky he is. Travelling around the world. you can read his journal and see his new video at his website Where the Hell is Matt? website
 

Where the Hell is Matt?

Harding was known by his friends for a particular dance, and while videotaping each other in Vietnam, his travel companion suggested he add the dance. The videos were uploaded to his website for friends and family to enjoy. Later, Harding edited together 15 dance scenes, all with him center frame, with the background music “(Praan)”, a 2008 song by Garry Schyman. The original Song that uses lyrics from a dying Solomon Islandslanguage was recorded in 1971 by a French ethnomusicologist at the Solomon Islands near Papua New Guinea. The Song, Rorogwela, was sung by a young woman named Afunakwa. According to the video “Where the Hell is Afunakwa” by Matt Harding, Afunakwa died in 1998. › Continue reading…

Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan (center), son Abhishek Bachchan (right), Aishwarya Rai Bachchan (2nd from left) and Jaya Bachchan display their ink-stained fingers after casting votes at a polling center in Mumbai April 30, 2009. (REUTERS/Stringer) Image : Boston's Big Picture (Boston.com)

More at Boston’s Big Picture : India’s massive general election (40 photos total)

It’s really funny when Bachchan family show their ink-marked middle finger to the press showing that they had cast their vote for India’s Election on last May 16th, 2009.

India’s massive general election

On May 16th, 2009, the Election Commission of India announced the results of its recent month-long India-wide election for their lower house of Parliament – the largest democratic election in the world. An estimated 714 million voters (from a population of 1.2 billion) were eligible to cast their vote in one of five separate phases at over 800,000 polling stations, starting on April 16th. Logistically difficult, massive in scale, and opposed by various rebel groups, separatists and protestors, the elections still managed to be held with minimal disruption, with an average voter turnout of greater than 56%. The big winner was the the Indian National Congress party, which will form the new government under the incumbent prime minister Manmohan Singh. As with any photo story from India, it is impossible to capture every aspect in just a handful of pictures – collected here are only some of the scenes that played out across the nation over the last month. – Boston’s Big Picture

India already using Finger-Ink-Marking for their Election System.
Malaysia’s Election Commission (Suruhanjaya Plihanraya Malaysia (SPRM)) is planning to use Biometric System for next General Election.
With is better Finger-Ink-Marking or Biometric System?
What say you?

ever wonder how to get a firm mouth and a slim face line ?
It called the “Slim  Mouth Piece” (pronounced  SURIMU-MAUSU-PISU in Japanese).
A japanese company, NOBLE Cosme Manufacturer has come out a device priced at 893 yen (RM33) believe can get a firm mouth and a slim face line by only expanding and contracting your face muscle.

It also comes in three types of strength.
regular
strong
extra strong

read more:
Noble : Slim Mouth Piece (Japanese)
Noble : Slim Mouth Piece (Tranlated in English)
themishmash.com

ps.: really admired the ingenuity of the japanese’s  inventions.

it has been awhile since the Earth Hour Campaign.

only today i manage to post my Earth Hour Moments pics.

pic 1: just after we switched off the light to show that we care and we vote for earth.

pic 2:  my friend and i having good time together. me? 2nd from the left.

pic 3:  more picture of my friend and i having good time together.  good stuff, huh?

ps.: care for others as you care for yourself.

pss.: something to cure your monday’s blues.

i’m not sure wether they are playing this for real tournament or just for fun or for an exhibition show.

but it sure really cool!

yeah. it’s true.

i cannot agree more with it.