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From everyone at SouthanUK, we wish you a Merry Christmas!
Now get off my blog you crazy people and have a good Christmas!
Another cat post… really?
Here at SouthanUK we love our cats and one can never have enough cat videos.
Mind you, they’re getting awfully lazy this time of year. They must be saving their energy to get us in the spring…
Oh the weather outside is frightful
Hello all again, sorry for the blip in the old posts, many things have been happening in my life.
Had a nice big pileup of work to do at University that I’m slowly getting through so I haven’t been able to post.
A little status update;
All of my hate
- Considering what to get this Christmas. Any thoughts on the Amazon Kindle anyone?
- Still watching my considerable amount of anime that I usually do. Some of my current ones are;
- Star Driver – Full of various amounts of ~fabulous~
- Shinryaku! Ika Musume [Invade! Squid Girl!] – A very cute anime about a small squid invader, full of cute.
- At this very moment I’m stuck in the LRC in my Uni trying to finish a bucket of work that has suddenly piled up.
So there you have it, a small snippet into my life.
More… eventually…
Everybody wants to be a cat
Just not this one… really.
Flying hovercrafts!
So want one…
I should really be doing my work, but hovercrafts are awesome….
Its a Google life
When I got my HTC Desire a few months back, it truly revolutionised the way I ran my life and how I interacted on the move.
Back on my old Nokia N95, the limitations of the Symbian operating system and the lack of any proper push email service really stifled what I could do with my phone. Sure I could view Youtube [When it decided I could,] and surf the web [with it crashing every now and again], but there was no proper integration with social networking services. The Facebook “application” was just a link to the mobile version of the site and Twitter was nowhere to be found. Here ends my Nokia rant.
The HTC Desire, from the box, was such a refreshing experience. Things just worked, everything flows, applications talk to each other and Android’s eyecandy really helped to set it apart from my old Nokia.
Now to the main point of this post, Google’s integration in this phone. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a bad thing at all! It just works. I have all of Google’s services at my beck and call at any time. Push GMail to my phone, Google’s Calendar service in the phone’s calendar, Contacts synced with the other services Google offers and my Youtube with its favourites. Well. Google Docs is missing at the moment, but I suspect it will appear very soon.
I write this post because I was imputing in my timetable into Google Calendar and totally forgot that I had my calendar on my phone synced with it, 10 seconds later I look at my phone, bam, there it all is, ready to go.
It makes me wonder how much Google does run my life…
The smaller things in life
Ever wondered how AMD make their chips? No? Well tough, watch this:
I’m sorry Joe
I broke his website.
This is becoming a habit.
Hello all. Yes I seem to have, once again, neglected my site.
However, now its September, I once again feel the need to blog something.
Sitting here on my lunch break typing on my HTC Desire at this very moment, so I will keep this short. Plans for Sept? Doing a fair bit of cover at work. Ooh I’ve nearly been here 2 years now, pleased. What else? Got a party on Sat with my good friend Loz. Looking forward to that. And finally going back to university later this month.
Must get back to work. Ta ra.
GEF #20: British Grand Prix
This week, although its a… week… late, is the British Grand Prix, held at the Silverstone Race Circuit in Silverstone, Northamptonshire, England.
Held at the prestigious race track for the best part of 23 years, the track has seen many redesigns over the years leading for a more challenging race track and a better race experience for all.
Although the winner last weekend wasn’t a Brit, it was still a great race to watch nevertheless. Lets just hope one of the two can do it next time.
Would you look at that, its a Wikipedia Quote:
Silverstone Circuit is an English motor racing circuit next to the Northamptonshire villages of Silverstone and Whittlebury. Nearly half of the circuit is across the Northamptonshire boundary in Buckinghamshire. […] It is best known as the home of the British Grand Prix, which it first hosted in 1948 and which has been held on the circuit every year since 1987.