• 2.8 Release Jazzes Themes and Widgets – I just upgraded ZX81 to the latest version of WordPress. Let me know if you see anything that's not working properly!
• Chinese troops out in force for 20th anniversary of ‘nothing happening’ – "Many people who were in the area in 1989 were expected to observe the anniversary by staying at home and doing nothing special, much as they did 20 years ago."
• Behind the Scenes: Tank Man of Tiananmen – "Few images are more recognizable or more evocative. Known simply as 'tank man,' it is one of the most famous photographs in recent history."

• China 'Strikes Hard' in Tibet – Not good.
• Creativity and stretching the sweatshirt – "For me, creativity is the stuff you do at the edges. But the edges are different for everyone, and the edges change over time."
• Red Dwarf voyages back to Earth – I've been watching the reruns and, well, the episodes I've seen so far just haven't been as good as I remembered them to be. I'll probably still watch the new ones of course…
• Banks now refusing to lend pens – Only funny because it's true. Ish.

Jokhang Temple, Lhasa, Tibet

A Tibetan monk spends a lot of his time meditating. Unfortunately I didn’t get a good picture of one so this weeks PhotoFriday, “Meditation,” is a picture of the many people who meditate, pray and prostrate outside the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet.

Please also vote for my entry in last weeks challenge, “White.” I’m entry 266.

Crazy traffic in Hanoi, Vietnam

According to my dictionary, “Disorder,” this weeks PhotoFriday theme, means “the disruption of peaceful and law-abiding behaviour.” This image of central Hanoi in Vietnam shows locals on scooters blaring their horns (lack of peace) and zipping all over the road in a display that should be illegal even if it isn’t. There were certainly worse displays of disorder and chaos on Vietnamese roads but I value my life!

Please also vote for my entry in the previous challenge, “Best of 2008.” I’m entry number 174.

Maybe I’m being a little mean to this camel handler from Wadi Rum in Jordan, but for the purposes of this PhotoFriday Challenge I am calling his face “Weathered.”

Please also vote for my entry in last weeks challenge, “Dusk.” I’m entry number 128.

As with any “Spontaneous” picture, I could pick out a bunch of flaws in this image, yet I love the expressions on the boys faces. I found this situation in a market in Aqaba, Jordan.

Please also vote for my entry in last weeks challenge, “The Extraordinary.” I’m entry number 264.