Archive for August, 2006



So here I am - it’s almost 3 in the morning, the morning before I’m due to go on a short holiday to Greece and Turkey, and I’m still working. My Mom told me to get a few early nights before leaving, so that I could start to unwind… no such luck.
Such […]

Drinking with Saffa’s?

An Englishman, an Aussie and a South African are in a bar one night,
having a beer. All of a sudden the South African downs his beer, throws
his glass in the air, pulls out a gun and shoots the glass to pieces
and says, In Sath Efrika our glasses are so cheap that we don’t need to […]

I’m *still* throwing this into the wind to see where the seeds fall, so here goes:
I’m looking to get in touch with anyone who is African or South African (or for that matter interested in matters relating to Africa / South Africa) that is interested in writing and/or blogging on matters relating to Africa/South Africa, […]

David Siry releases the latest state of the blogosphere, which has some ineresting facts and figures…
No point in going through them here as Dave goes through them in some detail, suffice it to say that all those who doubted my predicitons a year or two ago should eat their hats, now!
I’m really happy […]

Signed up for BarCamp London…

BarCamp London, BarCamp

I’m working on the frontend for a CMS based intranet at a client, and I’ve been getting the disappearing list item madness again - where the list items are rendered to the page when it is loaded, but when you scroll up or down the page, the list items disappear. Go to another window, […]

Just a friendly reminder, the next (Web 2.0 / Geek) BBQ is tomorrow, the 5th August, starting around 1pm.
The Webers have arrived, we’ve got enough cutlery to sink a small battleship, and I’m told to expect venison and some other tasty treats that one wouldn’t normally get from the Co-Op…
All you need to do is […]




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