Officially disguised as a Canadian
We saw "The Lion King" last night at Montecasino's new Teatro theatre. Technically brilliant, with the most awesome props, costumes and set, and some dazzling voices. I recommend it. Pity about the lame audience who insisted on clapping every time a new puppet / model made its way onto the stage. It ruins the atmosphereContinue reading Lion King
Whilst we attempt to completely overhaul the MIS architecture at work, the odd light moment can result in hours of merriment.
Boiki Tsedu, spokesperson for the Limpopo province Roads and Transport department, has said car heaters can kill you.
I have to wonder what damage the large-scale brainwashing of the great unwashed is doing under the guise of religion. Reading the news these days, it's hard to believe that people wanting the death of a British author for insulting their invisible friend, have actually bothered reading the book in the first place.
Picture it: Sandton, 2007. The launch of a 150-day plan to migrate a set of disparate systems into a fully integrated hybrid data warehouse system running Microsoft SQL Server 2005 and associated plugins. Some of us (including me) are a little bewildered by the prospect, especially considering the volume of data and applications that need to migrate in this short period of time.
In case you're wondering why it's so quiet here, I'm busy.
If you ever wondered how gay comic superheroes were, here's the proof:
Your programmer personality type is:
Bugger!
One article, one month, TEN ELEVENTY Tomcruises in one go. I must be in heaven. Here they are in article order: