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I'd like to meet:

People I Would Like To Meet And Why
(Not In Any Order)
1. Sir Richard Branson I think meeting Mr. Branson would be a great encounter i would like to hear all the stories he has to tell about how he built up his empire and i think he is a down to earth sort of guy that would be inspiration to listen to.
2. Hugh Jackman Hugh is a mr nice guy i think he has good values and would be a great person to talk to.
3. Nicolas Cage Probably a very busy guy but would love to meet him and at least shake his hand for his many great achievements in film.
4. Martian Lawrence Would love to talk to Martian about life and how he's going. He has been through a few issues and still remains one of the funniest guys I've seen on tv.
5. Norman Cook Norman seams to be a laid back sort of guy and he has good values. I would like to thank him and shake his hand for all the great submissions he has made to dance music he is a true legend and will always be a great inspiration to me and the music i love.
6. Kevin Rudd Good old Kev I would just like to shake his hand for standing up to John howard. Give him a good fight Kev and im sure most of Australia is behind you. We will see soon VOTE KEVIN 07 FOR PM.
7. Anthony Hopkins I'm sure Anthony would have many a great story to tell , he seams like a very well traveled and educated person. Very wise and full of wisdom.
8. Travis (From Big Brother) What can i say Trav is a True Aussie block and id love to have a britto with him.
9. Samuel L Jackson Inspirational actor fantastic guy would love to meet him just to say hi
10. George Bush I would like to meet George just to tell him to get bent, I don't believe in sending off poor innocent men to fight a political war that is fueled by greed and power (Shame on you George)

My Favorite Music Vid's

Josh Wink - 'Higher State Of Consciousness 2007'

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All Saints - Pure Shores

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50 Cent - I Get Money

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Where's Your Head At?

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Mauro Picotto - Evribadi

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Check Out My Picture Sildes Of My Queensland Holidays Below Green Island (of the coast of Cairns) Green Island is a national park in Queensland (Australia), 1394 km northwest of Brisbane. The island began to form around 6000 years ago by nearby reef debris deposited through wave action. The island was named after British astronomer Charles Green, the chief observer onboard Captain Cook's Endeavour in 1770.

Cairns & Daintree Rainforest Cairns is a popular travel destination for foreign tourists because of its tropical climate and proximity to many attractions. The Great Barrier Reef can be reached in less than an hour by boat. The Daintree National Park and Cape Tribulation, about 130 kilometres (80 miles) north of Cairns, are popular areas for experiencing a tropical rainforest. It is also a starting point for people wanting to explore Cooktown, Cape York Peninsula, and the Atherton Tableland.

Brisbane & Gold Coast Trip Popular recreational areas include the South Bank Parklands, the Roma Street Parkland (which has an outdoor amphitheatre), the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens (a colonial era botanic gardens founded in 1855 in the Brisbane CBD), and the Mount Coot-tha state forest (which includes a lookout over the city), the Brisbane Botanic Gardens (contemporary botanical gardens) which includes the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium and the "Tsuki-yama-chisen" Japanese Garden, as well as Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Brisbane Forest Park, the rock-climbing cliffs which are located at the southern approach to the Story Bridge at Kangaroo Point, and the more than 27 km of bicycle pathways which line both sides of the river east and west of the city centre. Another new Brisbane attraction is the Story Bridge Adventure Climb. The Story Bridge is one of only three legally climbable bridges in the world.

Things That Are Important To MeSaving Polar Bears From Extinction

Although polar bears are strong swimmers, they are adapted for swimming close to the shore. Their sea journeys leave them them vulnerable to exhaustion, hypothermia or being swamped by waves. scientists believe such drownings are becoming widespread across the Arctic, an inevitable consequence of the doubling in the past 20 years of the proportion of polar bears having to swim in open seas. Bears need the ice to feed. They can smell the seals under the ice and can break through it to catch them, or just wait for them to come up for air. Polar bears have always been able to survive the summers with little food, but now, with longer between the ice forming, they are suffering and getting a lot thinner. Starving bears have fewer cubs and are more likely to come to human settlements searching for food on dumps etc. Here they will be more at risk from humans. Climate Change
The climate of the Earth is always changing. In the past it has altered as a result of natural causes. Nowadays, however, the term climate change is generally used when referring to changes in our climate which have been identified since the early part of the 1900's. The changes we've seen over recent years and those which are predicted over the next 80 years are thought to be mainly as a result of human behavior rather than due to natural changes in the atmosphere. The greenhouse effect is very important when we talk about climate change as it relates to the gases which keep the Earth warm. It is the extra greenhouse gases which humans have released which are thought to pose the strongest threat. Bloody Pulp Mills And De-ForestationTo understand why deforestation is such a pressing and urgent issue, forests must first be given credit for what they bring to global ecosystems and the quality of life that all species maintain. Tropical Rainforests presently give a place to call home for 50% - 90% of all organisms, 90% of our relatives, the primates, and 50 million creatures that can live no place but the rich rainforests (World Rainforest Movement 16). Not only are other species at risk, but the human race also benefits from what the trees give. From something as minor as the spices that indulge food to life giving medicines, the rainforests amplify and save lives. According to the World Rainforest Movement, 25% of medicines come from the forests (28). This is a number that does not do justice to all the cures that have yet to be discovered or that have been destroyed. The forests give life, not only to other species, but they help to prolong the human race.

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