Small Updates

It seems I’ve found my motivation. I managed to get a bunch of small changes done tonight that I’ve been wanting to get done to some of my websites for a while. The good news is that I got about 5 or 6 things done. The bad news is, I’ve got about 20 or 30 more to do.

So here’s what I did:

1. Added a cool new feed scroller to the bottom of feedbutton
2. Added links to my Shoutwire editorials on the right side of dotCULT
3. Finally fixed translatebritish – it works again!
4. Got around to approving about 100 new words for noslang – and added a dropdown to the menu too!
5. Got some work done on an upcoming project called allslang. It’s nowhere close to done, but I got started
6. A few other things too that I’m not at liberty to talk about yet… more news coming soon!

It feels good to finally get my programming motivation back. I hope I can channel this into the next few months and get some really cool things done.

September 17th, 2007

The Battle At Kruger

This video is a little old, but it’s been making it’s way around the internet lately. If you’re a national geographic or discovery channel aficionado like I am, it’s definitely a must see.

Basically Mr Lion decides to make lunch out of Little Baby Buffalo. Upon tackling Little Baby Buffalo into the water, Mr Lion begins trying to pull his prey back up onto dry land (I guess Baby Buffalo soup isn’t as good as plain old Baby Buffalo.)

Meanwhile, Mr Crocodile thought that Baby Buffalo soup sounded plenty fine to him, and a baby buffalo tug of war erupts between Mr Lion and Mr Crocodile. Mr Lion eventually hauls his prey back onto dry land.

That’s when Little Baby Buffalo’s family gets involved and starts kicking some Lion ass.

Check it out:

I just had to share that.

Oh yeah.. Expect some light posting from me over the next 2 weeks both here and on shoutwire. I’ve got a lot of work to catch up on this week (not to mention 2 softball games and a hockey game.) Then I’m going out of town this weekend for a wedding, and when I get back I’ll be in the Seattle area (Bellevue) on the 26th and 27th. Hopefully I’ll have some good news to announce after I return.

September 17th, 2007