Yes, Yes, Yes

tis a braw bricht moonlicht nicht the nicht

Waka Waka!

Speaking at the 2010 soccer World Cup education summit in Pretoria yesterday, President Jacob Zuma said: "What an experience it has been for us as a country.

"Africa will never be the same again after this. We should now be judged on merit. We have proved once and for all that we can organise events of any kind," he said.

"We succeeded in hosting the World Cup without glitches because of the work done by the structures put in place and the soccer family of this country. They did a wonderful job."

Fifa president Sepp Blatter agreed: "I have spent seven weeks in this country and in the name of the footballing community may I take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the people of South Africa for a job well done in its organising abilities.

"South Africa has proved to the world that it is able to organise an event of this nature. And the trust that Fifa had put in this country has been answered with a big, big success."

Blatter said that, during the tournament, more than 18000 international journalists had been writing, blogging and broadcasting about South Africa's ability to host a good World Cup.

But commentators have said that now that the country has proved what it can do, it must act in the same determined way to deliver services to its people.

Today is the last day before...

...World Cup Soccer Final - are you there?

In Spirit and as best he TV can keep up with the game with no TMO and TV ref and all...

Word of the Day for Saturday, July 10, 2010

snuff \SNUHF\, verb:

1. To extinguish or suppress.
2. To cut off or remove the snuff of (candles, tapers, etc.).

noun:
1. The charred or partly consumed portion of a candlewick.
2. A preparation of tobacco, either powdered and taken into the nostrils by inhalation or ground and placed between the cheek and gum.

verb:
1. To draw in through the nose by inhaling.

in·dom·i·ta·ble

 

adjective

that cannot be subdued or overcome, as persons, will, or courage; unconquerable: an indomitable warrior.

What is indominitable??? it must have a meaning!

Yes, Yes, Yes...

SOCCER WORLD CUP - 2010 - SOUTH AFRICA

"Feel It". It Is Here!

As strange as it is, I find it extremely gratifying and although I am somewhat presumptuous, I am a great gatherer of information and utiliser thereof..

Word of the Day for Friday, July 9, 2010

tantivy \tan-TIV-ee\, adjective:

1. Swift; rapid.

adverb:
1. At full gallop.

noun:
1. A rush, a gallop or stampede.

interjection:
1. (used as a hunting cry when the chase is at full speed.)

And perhaps I demonstrate great tantivy! Fools step in where Angels fear to tread...

per·spi·cac·i·ty

–noun

1.keenness of mental perception and understanding; discernment; penetration.

2.Archaic . keen vision.

I say...

...necassary is spelled with one 'c' and two 's's'
Read it and weep!
And I have just figured out how to change the text setting here on my BLOG; Yay!
11:43, would have been the time on this fine day!
How awesome is that!...

James T. Kirk
Played by William Shatner
Episode: TOS 002 - Where No Man Has Gone Before



STARFLEET HISTORICAL FILE: Kirk, James T.
Mid-level Biography Brief Mode
Final Rank: Captain
Full Name: James Tiberius Kirk
Date of birth: March 22, 2233
Place of birth: Riverside, Iowa, Earth
Education: Starfleet Academy, 2250-2254
Marital status: Single
Children: One son, David Marcus (2261-2286)
Date of death: 2293/2371*
Place of death: Enterprise-B in Nexus/Veridian III*
Serial number: SC937-0176 CEC
Quarters: On original Enterprise, Deck 5; on refit/1701-A, Deck 5/Room 0195

15:25 at last it comes alive, "Balsamic Vinegar...
Middle Ages: the production of the balsamic vinegar is mentioned in a document dated 1046...

Balsamic comes from the Italian word for "curative," because the vinegar is traditionally thought to aid digestion. (A few sips of balsamic vinegar are sometimes taken after a meal, as a digestif.)
"Balsamic vinegar is like no other vinegar you have ever tasted. At its best it is aromatic, syrupy, dense, dark and creamy like honey; concentrated, mellow and slightly sweet with a sharp roundness that only hints of vinegar." (August 1985)

#2: Balsamic

Probably no single item represented the decade's interest in gourmet food as much as balsamic vinegar.

Balsamic comes from the Italian word for "curative," because the vinegar is traditionally thought to aid digestion. (A few sips of balsamic vinegar are sometimes taken after a meal, as a digestif.)"

Well, well, well...

...It may seem that we are caught up in a web of deceipt...
...Not me! I am free and I love It!

God be with you and rest you well.

LATER...

Yas, what a great day!

Word of the Day for Sunday, July 4, 2010

rataplan \rat-uh-PLAN\, verb:

1. To produce the sound as of the beating of a drum.

noun:
1. A sound of or as of the beating of a drum.
2. A tattoo, as of a drum, the hooves of a galloping horse, or machine-gun fire.

06:11 Monday ,4th July 2010!
forgot I was here - goes with the territory...
When will I learn - is this a sign of the times?

Catching up or what!

Word of the Day for Saturday, July 3, 2010

vespertine \VES-per-tin\, adjective:

1. Of, pertaining to, or occurring in the evening.
2. Botany. Opening or expanding in the evening, as certain flowers.
3. Zoology. Becoming active in the evening, as bats and owls.

Think I am now up-to-date! Just need Trev's help in correcting the layout of this blog to rich-text!

Word of the Day for Friday, July 2, 2010

evanescence \ev-uh-NES-ens\, noun:

1. A gradual dissappearance.
2. The state of becoming imperceptible.

See tomorrow's blog entry - the evanescence of Vuvuzela's.

Word of the Day for Thursday, July 1, 2010

hunky dory \HUHNG-kee-DOHR-ee\, adjective:

About as well as one could wish or expect; satisfactory; fine; OK.

Everything would be hunky dory if there were no Vuvuzela's, eh Trev!