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Major train delays...
Rail Network except the Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line - Major delays
CityRail advises that trains are being delayed on the Rail Network except the Eastern Suburbs & Illawarra Line between Redfern and Central in both directions due to essential overhead wiring repairs at Central. Major delays can be expected.
Bus companies are being contacted to operate a supplementary service between Strathfield and Central until all train services can resume.
CityRail apologises to customers who have experienced lengthy delays due to this incident.
Repair crews are on site and working to restore train services as soon as possible. At this stage there is no forecast of when the line can be reopened. Further information will be provided as information becomes available. report here.
I managed to get a refund from cityrail today but lost much time all for nothing.
Zurich, Vienna and Geneva are the best cities in the world as far as quality of live is concerned, says Mercer Consulting in a survey published in June 2008. Sydney is placed 10th.
See report .
In a bizzare coincidence to the korean movie "3-Iron", a woman was suspected to be living from closet to closet, house to house:
Japanese man finds woman living in his closet
Source :AFP - Friday, May 30 06:29 amTOKYO (AFP) - A Japanese man puzzled by food mysteriously disappearing from his refrigerator got a shock when he found out a woman had been living in his home for months without permission, police said Friday.
The 57-year-old man living alone -- or so he thought -- in the western city of Fukuoka installed a security camera and called the police when he saw images of someone walking around his home while he was out.
"We searched the house in the man's presence. We found the woman in the closet," said a local police spokesman.
The woman, named as 58-year-old Tatsuko Horikawa, was found in a flat storage space only just big enough for a person to squeeze into lying down.
She had sneaked a mattress and several plastic bottles into the cubby hole, police said, adding that the women had been arrested.
"She told police that she had nowhere to live," the spokesman said. "She seems to have lived there for about a year, but not all the time."
It is unclear how she managed to enter the home undetected. Police suspect she might have been closet-hopping, moving from house to house.
With the incredible increasing booming cost of property and housing prices, perhaps this might be more common in the future ? House-sharing as in car-sharing ?
A company in Singapore laying claim on a patent to the technology that enables "Internet searching via visual images" is suing several companies which it claims has profiteered by using its "technology" illegally. Read more here.
This is vaguely similar to the suit brought on by British Telecom a while ago on the "hyperlinking" patent and the recent "web-navigation" patent.
So what is next ?
