14 posts tagged “vox hunt”
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In addition, consideration needs to be given to the following issues in evaluating costs and benefits:
· Transfers and double counting
· Distributional impacts
· Cumulative regulatory burden
· Impact on innovation
· Risk and uncertainty
· Sensitivity analysis.
Show us your mother.
This is a few years old and don't think Mum likes this photo of herself very much. I think it is good though.
Mum has three children (me and my two younger brothers) but only two grandchildren who she spoils to death! She lives in a different city to us but she and I speak on the phone every day and she probably speaks to the kids at least once a week. They think she is fabulous and are always asking when we can go and visit her again.
Show us a picture of the pet you'd most like to have in your life.
Actually this is my son's dream pet. I had to explain to him why we couldn't keep a panda at home. He would also quite like a dinosaur.
My dream pet, on the other hand, would be a dog that cleaned up after itself - obviating the need for this:
And no we do not subject our dog Mollie to this level of doggy indignity!
Show us a mannequin.
Does this count? This movie has been getting great reviews in Australia but I can't convince my husband to go and see it with me. Can't think why!
The question also reminded me of an old Twilight Zone episode featuring mannequins that come to life. Anyone remember this?
Show us a transformation.
This is me at work in April 2002 (before getting all pregnant and puffy with my son).
This is me at my brother's house in April 2005 (when I was still carrying a lot of baby weight).
This is me this morning (April 2008).
Actually the main purpose of posting these photos (apart from them fitting with today's Vox Hunt theme) was to seek some feedback on how to get my hair cut. Should I go back to really short as in 2002 or grow it a bit longer? the problem with my hair is that it tends to have a mind of its own particularly when the air is moist. It is looking okay today as I straightened it to within an inch of its life yesterday. My worry is that if I get it cut really short, I will put on weight in the face again and it will start looking awful as it did in the years between the first two photos (part of the reason I grew it long again). Any suggestions most welcome.
Show us something rusty.
Submitted by Colleen M.
We first saw this at Sydney's Sculpture by the Sea. It was one of the kids favourite sculptures because it reminded them of some of the creatures in the new Dr Who. Imagine how thrilled they were to find it parked in a front yard we regularly pass after Sculpture by the Sea had finished! According to the virtual gallery on the Sculpture by the Sea website, the artist of this piece is Dillon McEwan and it is called "carcutter". It was for sale after the exhibition for $70,000. Not sure if the car (an old Mercedes Benz if you can't tell from the picture) is still driveable though. Would make quite a statement driving it around, I think!.
Show us a t-shirt.
Submitted by Connie.
Saw someone wearning one of these this morning and thought my husband might like one. He likes his beer and starts to think he can speak Spanish (better than he really can) after a few beers!