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My Most Favouritist Place
By: Dennis A Smith, 27 July 2010 10:10
You'd think that it would be Samoa. It's not - well not yet anyway! Ready for it? It's Mount Ruapehu. more
Observations on sin
By: Dennis A Smith, 10 July 2010 11:11
I've observed a pattern in regards to sin (i.e. doing something wrong) and it's consequences. There's always a starting point; a clearly identifiable time and place in ones' life when it started. more
The Other Worlds
By: Dennis A Smith, 14 June 2010 01:13
The other day while travelling somewhere in the car I asked a guy who works for me up here if had any understanding of the Global Economy. I may as well have been speaking Swahili! more
It's all about relationship
By: Dennis A Smith, 30 December 2009 01:13
As 2009, comes to a close, I am preparing to depart from the country of my birth and the land I've called home for more than five decades. The following message is a reflective personal encouragement for my friends and readers to focus on their building and keeping relationships, for life is all about relationships. more
Brendan Battles spamming again
By: Dennis A Smith, 15 December 2009 07:7
This is sad. I have this morning received a series of spam emails from Brendan Battles*, one of which is even addressed to himself! Someone really ought to stop this guy - if nothing other than for his own sake. more
Warning: XO, Ozone, Ormita etc
By: Dennis A Smith, 10 December 2009 02:14
This is a public warning to my friends and colleagues with assets and involvement with XO Ltd, Ozone NZ, Barterzone & Ormita. more
Real power is not 87.4%
By: Dennis A Smith, 28 October 2009 08:20
It was Sue Bradford's last day in parliament today. She'll always be remembered for S59. A recent referendum in New Zealand returned a whopping 87.4% vote in favour of decriminalising smacking. The Prime Minister John Key ignored the result - worse than that, he actually determined before the vote results were in, that he wouldn't change the law. Here's the background to why, and what the 87.4% can do to get him to change the law and an assessment of the real role that Sue played in the "smacking debate". more
Samoa after the Tsunami
By: Dennis A Smith, 17 October 2009 03:15
Samoa is a land of contrasts: the haves (people in positions of influence) and the have nots, Tsunami victims and those who escaped what they call locally "The Wave". It has devastated their tourism industry but after falling in love with them following a recent holiday there, I have a vision for this tiny South Pacific nation. more
Samoa Stories
By: Dennis A Smith, 16 October 2009 10:10
I dispatched three stories this week from Samoa for New Zealand Christian newspaper Challenge Weekly. Here they are with pictures: more
Rachel Understands
By: Dennis A Smith, 26 September 2009 10:10
Prolific New Zealand author Rachel McAlpine shows a good understanding of the way things work on the web with her recent email promo. more

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