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Good to see everyone at the 27 Dinner

November 27th, 2007 Leave a comment Go to comments

I am home from this month’s 27 Dinner at Melrose Arch. The evening started off with a power failure courtesy of Eskom’s load shedding …

27 Dinner on 27 November 2007 - 13

… which last about an hour and a half. The power eventually came back on and those of us who had spread out to find food in Melrose Arch quickly returned to the Primi for the Big Announcement which turned out to be a tour of the new beta version of Afrigator.

27 Dinner on 27 November 2007 - 24

I do feel like a bit of a tool. There were a bunch of people I wanted to chat to and get to know better and between the power failure and wanting to get home to my wife and baby, I didn’t get to chat to anyone for very long. I am really glad I got to meet Stii, Bev and Mark to name just a few. Of course it was great to catch up with Justin, Mike, Nic, Merle, Eve, Carly, Gregor, Danie, Victoire, Nico and many others.

As always, good to see everyone even though I didn’t get to chat to everyone!

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  1. November 28th, 2007 at 04:44 | #1

    Was good to meet you there Paul, albeit we met in the darkness. At least it was a 27 that everyone will remember, and made us all appreciate the light that much more. Hope to see you around and chat again.

  2. November 28th, 2007 at 04:56 | #2

    Hey Darren

    It was great to meet up and chat. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.

  3. November 28th, 2007 at 12:44 | #3

    Was good to meet you there Paul, albeit we met in the darkness. At least it was a 27 that everyone will remember, and made us all appreciate the light that much more. Hope to see you around and chat again.

  4. November 28th, 2007 at 12:56 | #4

    Hey Darren

    It was great to meet up and chat. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.

  5. November 28th, 2007 at 07:39 | #5

    Shit I didnt get a chance to say ello Paul and introduce myself.. next time

  6. November 28th, 2007 at 07:40 | #6

    On second thought I think we did meet.. but it was brief

    My bad

  7. November 28th, 2007 at 15:39 | #7

    Shit I didnt get a chance to say ello Paul and introduce myself.. next time

  8. November 28th, 2007 at 15:40 | #8

    On second thought I think we did meet.. but it was brief

    My bad

  9. November 28th, 2007 at 13:37 | #9

    Afrigator seems to me like a third wheel.

    It doesn't offer anything that amatomu doesn't.

    In fact, I find new bloggers on amatomu, because they list new blogs.

    I've made quite a few new friends that way.

    No, afrigator fails to impress me.

    Come on. Wow me. Make me sit up and notice.

    Don't make the mistake of thinking that I'm just being all negative and pessimistic for the sake of it.

    Check my latest blog posting where I reviewed songza.com. If some site really does offer utility, I will be excited by it.

    So, excite me.

  10. November 28th, 2007 at 13:40 | #10

    Paul, I didn't even know where I was when I wrote the above comment – I just clicked a hot story link on amatomu.

    You're totally changed your whole look! My God!

    It looks nice. And I'm glad you're sticking with WordPress. :)

    But, my god, how did you manage to fall to 301 on amatomu's rankings?

  11. November 28th, 2007 at 14:20 | #11

    Hi Charl

    I think we did meet and chat briefly. :)

    Hi Richard

    Yup, I liked the green theme in Movable Type and found a similar looking one for WordPress when I reconstituted my blog this morning. As for the ranking, I think that is largely because I didn't have tracking code in place on Movable Type and I pretty much fell off the radar. My ranking was in the 800s when I started this blog up again so I am sure the ranking will normalise soon.

  12. November 28th, 2007 at 21:37 | #12

    Afrigator seems to me like a third wheel.

    It doesn’t offer anything that amatomu doesn’t.

    In fact, I find new bloggers on amatomu, because they list new blogs.

    I’ve made quite a few new friends that way.

    No, afrigator fails to impress me.

    Come on. Wow me. Make me sit up and notice.

    Don’t make the mistake of thinking that I’m just being all negative and pessimistic for the sake of it.

    Check my latest blog posting where I reviewed songza.com. If some site really does offer utility, I will be excited by it.

    So, excite me.

  13. November 28th, 2007 at 21:40 | #13

    Paul, I didn’t even know where I was when I wrote the above comment – I just clicked a hot story link on amatomu.

    You’re totally changed your whole look! My God!

    It looks nice. And I’m glad you’re sticking with WordPress. :)

    But, my god, how did you manage to fall to 301 on amatomu’s rankings?

  14. November 28th, 2007 at 22:20 | #14

    Hi Charl

    I think we did meet and chat briefly. :)

    Hi Richard

    Yup, I liked the green theme in Movable Type and found a similar looking one for WordPress when I reconstituted my blog this morning. As for the ranking, I think that is largely because I didn’t have tracking code in place on Movable Type and I pretty much fell off the radar. My ranking was in the 800s when I started this blog up again so I am sure the ranking will normalise soon.

  15. November 29th, 2007 at 03:42 | #15

    Paul, it was great finally hooking up, but you're right, the evening was simply too short!

    @Richard: Thanx for the feedback! We're still supposed to be private beta (although the cat is out of the hat!) and definitely appreciate the feedback, good or bad. Suggestions are always welcome! Took notice of the finding and making friends aspect. Will certainly keep that in mind!

  16. November 29th, 2007 at 11:42 | #16

    Paul, it was great finally hooking up, but you’re right, the evening was simply too short!

    @Richard: Thanx for the feedback! We’re still supposed to be private beta (although the cat is out of the hat!) and definitely appreciate the feedback, good or bad. Suggestions are always welcome! Took notice of the finding and making friends aspect. Will certainly keep that in mind!

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