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Yeah, hiatus, I know, I'm only one day in. But I saw this in tokyostory's journal when I casually surfed over to LJ to give the first few pages of ye olde f-list a quick skim, and it's something that's rather meaningful to me at the moment.
It's not the fourth in Australia any more (by twenty minutes) but it is in the rest of the world, and I'm hoping those of you in it will join in. Here's a brief overview for those interested, and for anyone looking for more in depth information, I have about two million links to news articles I can offer you (I've been doing an assignment on Burma for a few weeks now, so the recent uprisings in Burma have come at a time when I was really starting to get in to its political history).
It's not the fourth in Australia any more (by twenty minutes) but it is in the rest of the world, and I'm hoping those of you in it will join in. Here's a brief overview for those interested, and for anyone looking for more in depth information, I have about two million links to news articles I can offer you (I've been doing an assignment on Burma for a few weeks now, so the recent uprisings in Burma have come at a time when I was really starting to get in to its political history).