Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Tuesday, November 06, 2007
And we're back, sorry for the delay.
We've reopened the Time Capsule of ancient, but virtually unused blog posts, dusted the virtual electron dust off it and will further and deeply continue examination of its contents.
Four years, can you believe it, have elapsed since the posts in
January 2003. How time flies.
What a great sport participatory
procrastination is! But wait! There's
more, as they say in the knife ads.
Grab on to your eyeballs, sit still and hold on -- we're off on a journey that
will blog the living excrement out
of the Internet, right under your nose, starting right at home, here in Cape Town, right now, this moment. Firstly, let's liberate some images from their camerae obscurae...
The top of the mountain, ordinary tuesday.
From mid-town, up in Bree Street,
it looked like this at five to five.
You can clearly see the three towers
on the Vredehoek side of town. Yuk.
Monday, January 13, 2003
Thursday, January 09, 2003
Now if The 3D Printer isn't the most exciting piece of
equipment ever thought out, I'd like to know what is.
Bleah. Second time on the blog and VBScript error bites
already. Eeew... Anyway, this day in history, Jan 8
will be remebered for George Bush Sr falling ill and vomiting on a
Japanese prime minister. Go check The PBS site if you don't believe me...
and by the time it finally was posted the tempis fugitted
and we were already in thursday 9 Jan...
8 Jan in SA history finds the formation of the ANC in 1908,
and the English takeover of the Cape in 1806.
Further afield, the Vikings stormed Lindisfarne on that day in 794. And yes, on this day the first computer was patented by Hollerith.
This is also the birthday of Elvis in 1935, David Bowie in 1947, Robbie Krieger and Shirley Bassey. Thanks, ladies & gents.
Monday, January 06, 2003
This is the beginning of the diary I should have started in 1996. Better late than never, I hope.
I intend (and know the road to hell is paved wif good intenshuns) to collect and collate those
jewels of knowledge from the mountains of chaff we have to filter daily. Like the Hopi indian,
the quest is to find the meaning of things. Today, the first working monday of the new year,
fresh with the sounds and smells of yellow refuse trucks and weekend garbage, this blog is now
officially declared open for business, right as rain and a for away! Tempis fugit!
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