Monthly Archives: February 2004

S60 Python – on your mobile!

It looks like Python may be making it’s way to a Series 60 mobile phone soon! I may actually learn how to code in Python if this becomes available!
On that note, I may buy a new phone. The keyboard on my 7650 is getting cranky, some keys need to be pressed hard, others print characters twice. I could take the phone apart and clean the keyboard but now the plastic cover on the thumbstick/joystick thingy is coming apart. If I buy another phone, I’d like another Symbian device – Triz really is a great Tetris clone that I’d miss. Now, if I could only get a version of Go! for the phone I’d be happy and content.

Drudged up news?

So, John Kerry apparently had an affair and the Drudge Report has the low down on it. Isn’t that a right wing website? Don’t they have their own agenda? Maybe they’ve cottoned on that Kerry may be the strongest candidate and they want to get Dean back in the running (Disclaimer – I know a little about Dean’s policies, but none at all about Kerry!). This news was reported verbatim on the early morning 2FM radio news but thankfully by this afternoon, Today FM at least, were quoting someone who casts doubt on the Drudge Report site.
‘lest we forget, if it’s on the Internet it must be true!
Hoffmania has more and links to a story dismissing the story.

Haunted Houses, Ghosts and Poltergeists

I need a spooky category.. Gerry Ryan has had a few calls from women saying their houses are haunted. I’ve an open mind about this and wouldn’t dismiss it out of hand at all.
The first caller said that she saw a silver haired woman lying on the bed next to her one morning, she turned away and back again and the woman was gone. She heard her child mumbling one night and went into her room later and the child said that she had been trying to call out and she was held down by something. Last Monday she took 3 photos of her children and apprently there’s an hump-backed old woman with a cane in the picture. A psychic told her that the woman in the house doesn’t want them living there! *gulp*
There’s more, and it’ll probably be repeated on Saturday morning so have a listen then!

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