Man, it seems like just the other day I was the brand new proud father to my little dude, got to admit that time REALLY flies like you can't believe, he's 9 months old today, DANG!

Well, no complaining at all, he's healthy and strong, and starting to eat mud :D

Do you think that Malema goes to bed at night thinking that the crap that comes out of his mouth is actually the truth.

Do you think that he actually thinks that the public listen to him and nod and agree with him when he spills poo from his mouth and go, "hey, this is a smart guy"

When he comes up with these awesome statements like "someone else signed those directorship papers not me" he thinks that the public goes "oh shame he's being blackmailed"

Do you think he's so totally insane and full of lies that he now has made his brain believe that the lies he's talking are true?

Took a ride out to maraisburg mine dumps on the weekend, J managed to get some footage of me going up a pretty steep section of the almighty superbowl ;)

Gents and Ladies, March is upon us, and apart from TFWB being a reason on it's own to celebrate, lets celebrate anyways?

So, last night on my way home from Amorphous's part they invited us to, there was a road block, which is fair enough.

They asked me to get out the car, and blow into the little machine, I was over the limit :(

It's just bizarre how easily and without any remorse that the cops accept bribes, and blatently so.

Enough said, lets enjoy TFWB which is a wonderfull reason to celebrate life!

Gowalla is the Anti-FarmVille

Millions of people click, click, click their way mindlessly through repetitive casual games like FarmVille every day. Such games spread like a virus, infecting Facebook news feeds and eating up big chunks of the precious little time on earth that players were blessed with before they face their inevitable, if temporarily forgotten, mortality.

Josh Williams used to develop software like that. A graphic designer by training, his website for sharing iconography grew popular enough that he turned it into a game called PackRat. Half a million people spent far too much time on the site, but bigger companies grew faster and quickly swallowed up the "zombification" category of casual games. (My categorization, not his.) Now Williams is building something different, perhaps the opposite of FarmVille.

Williams is the CEO of Gowalla, one of the newest and smallest of several entrants into a market referred to as "location-based social networking." Gowalla encourages people to go outside. It's a mobile game where players are rewarded for visiting new locations in the real world and for adding new spots to the Gowalla database. Users can find out who goes to particular places around town, where else those people like to go and what people think of those different spots. 

Google has been awared the right to sell energy, that's pretty big of them aye?

Google Gets the Right to Buy and Sell Energy

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) just gave Google the clearance to buy and sell energy in bulk. While it's interesting to speculate if Google wants to sell energy to consumers, the company has already declared that it has no plans to sell energy to consumers or to speculate in energy markets. Instead, Google says that it wanted this authorization from FERC in order to manage its own energy supplies better.