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It’s my 27th birthday today. Three to the power of three someone told me last night. It feels like quite a remarkable milestone, one I’ve been looking forward too. I hope to see some of my dearest friends and family this evening for a celebratory drink.
A quick year in review? Anything before the last 6 months has been a blur. Without a doubt I’ve had some of the most fun I’ve ever had and met some of the craziest, coolest and most beautiful people in this time, and stayed in touch with some of the gems I’ve found along the way. The power of people has not seized to amaze me, and for that I’m deeply grateful.
The next 12 months holds great excitement for me because I’m going to try really hard to refocus on my passions like writing, programming, music, design and the great outdoors. I’m aware that it will take lots of hard work, but everybody knows hard work will get you there at the end of the day.
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The Very Wicked looks like a great new local (South African) band set to make a few waves and as far as I can tell… has a pretty good sound too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NScs_qX2Okk
The 2012 London olympics might well be over but before that I found this video well edited and sort of inspiring. To the Olympic moms!
Homeworld is space strategy at it’s best and this mod takes it a few step further. As they put it: “Free of any business directive, developed with passion and hard work, for experienced RTS players only…”.
The creator of this is totally lost to me, but it sure is a very intuitive and nice sounding little flash app for making melodies like you would on a drum machine or step sequencer.

“See the magic of the web brought to life through 5 Chrome Experiments.
Open to the world online. Live from the Science Museum, London.”
Join the community and collaborate online making real life music. Woah.
Life of Pi is a fantasy adventure novel by Yann Martel about a boy who gets marooned at sea with the wild remainders of the cargo they were transporting.


