On certain dates, the alignment of the date/time forms special patterns …
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Special dates
Posted by redracer on October 10, 2010
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Second anniversary !!!
Posted by redracer on February 1, 2009
January 2009 is the second anniversary of this Blog, and considering the lack of time I have had to work on it, particularly the second half of 2008, I still rather pleased with the amount of hits it is getting …
Posted in Food, J-Pop, Japanese trains, Life in Australia, Life in Japan, Silly Japanese stuff, Sport, Statistics, Travel, TV, What the? | Leave a Comment »
Lack of posts …
Posted by redracer on June 9, 2008
Sorry about the lack of posts recently, but I have been very busy getting my helf of the new layout (http://Japanese-Trains.com/2sides/) ready for it’s first exhibition at the end of July (the other half has already been canned). If any fabulous new items are announced, I will try to post the news, otherwise it will be rather quiet around here for a little while 😦
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50,000 page views !!!
Posted by redracer on April 29, 2008
50,000 has come surprisingly quickly after 40,000 🙂
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40,000 page views
Posted by redracer on February 14, 2008
It doesn’t seem so long ago that I was crowing about 30,000 views …
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Most popular posts for 2007
Posted by redracer on January 13, 2008
If you are interested in statistics, here is a list of the most popular posts for 2007 – the first year of this blog …
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Happy New Year for 2008, and 30,000 page views !!!
Posted by redracer on December 27, 2007
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My old haunts in Kirribilli & dinner @ Ainoya
Posted by redracer on October 28, 2007
Last Friday, I went with a group of friends to a Japanese restaurant in Kirribilli called ‘Ainoya’, and also took a tour of the suburb to see where I used to live, and where the 2 most important Australian’s currently live.
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AFL finals – Grand Final review
Posted by redracer on September 29, 2007
In the 2007 AFL Grand Final today, the result was surprising, but not totally unexpected !!!
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100 POSTS & 20,000 PAGE VIEWS !!!!!
Posted by redracer on September 29, 2007
Thanks to all the regular readers, my view count has topped 20,000 last night …
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AFL finals – week 3 results & week 4 (Grand Final) preview
Posted by redracer on September 23, 2007
Some very disappointing results from the Preliminary Finals this weekend …
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AFL finals – week 2 results & week 3 preview
Posted by redracer on September 16, 2007
This weekend had two quite unexpected results !!!
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AFL finals – week 1 results & week 2 preview
Posted by redracer on September 9, 2007
Quite an interesting set of results from week 1 of the finals, where all the higher placed teams won ….
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AFL finals – week 1 preview
Posted by redracer on September 7, 2007
Now the home & away season has finally ended, Geelong are the minor premiers, and it is time for the finals season to start …
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The Melbourne Public Transport ‘Scratch’ Ticket Fiasco
Posted by redracer on September 2, 2007
Whilst cleaning out some old boxes of rubbish that had been stored since my last move, I found an old ticket from the early 1990’s, so i thought i would write about it – a relic of a ticketing system that when introduced was such a shambles, that it contributed to the fall of the Cain government of the day 😆
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