Uphinde abe nohlelo lokuthuthukisa intsha ngakubo elamontville. Uthi usazoqhubeka nayo yonke imisebenzi abeyenza endaweni yangakubo. "Pictures of Lily?"Lyrics taken from http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/w/who/pictures_of_lily.htmlExplanationsnewTo explain lyrics, select line or word and click "Explain".MeaningsShare This entry was posted in UkeBeginners and tagged UkeBeginners, Ukulele. Bookmark the permalink. 1. Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson kayaking with Tokyo Sexwale, minister of Human Settlements in the current South African government, a political prisoner with Nelson Mandela for 15 years. Branson has offered a $25 million “Earth Prize” for new ways of removing carbon from the earth’s atmosphere. Sexwale was skeptical about international climate-treaty negotiations (having witnessed the disappointing recent UN conference in South Africa) and thought citizen activism would be more likely to spur change by local governments and corporations. 2. Getting to the Antarctic from the southernmost tip of South America involves crossing the Drake Passage, 500 miles of open water where strong currents can make the difference between the “Drake Lake” and the “Drake Shake.” (photo by Johanna Dominguez) 3. We city slickers, like our daughter Johanna here, notice the silence — no cars, no planes, no air-conditioner hum. Only the occasional loud crack of another ice chunk the size of the Washington Monument breaking off the glacier. Some glaciers are two miles deep, with 160,000-year-old ice at the bottom. One of the brilliant scientists on board, Prof. Chris Rapley, ran the British Antarctic Survey for a decade, which looks into the past through techniques like ice core sample analysis. Today’s levels of greenhouse gases are far higher than ever before.