I got my first batch of 20 users for my first review of Cry, The Beloved Country 2 days before but that has dwindled to just 2 users yesterday. So to prop up the figures I have decided to post my next review a tad earlier. This is the first time I came across Steve Berry. The novel under consideration is about the all too common topic - the templars(the title conveys as much I guess ;) ).

The book is divided into 3 sections. Roughly they describe: The sufferings of pastor Kumalo- a black priest. The sufferings of Jarvis-a white farmer, and of South Africa. The way ahead for all. The author Alan Paton is a white, who used to be a jailor in _____. I didn’t expect it to be an anti-apartheid book, nor was it Paton’s desire to have it as such I guess.

So I created this new blog where i can write about the books that I have read. I hope to write an entry a fortnight. Lets see where that takes us.

It has been a long time since I had time to post something. While days have gone by, I haven’t been idling. The reason I have no time is because I have become too engrossed in my appengine work. Appengine, did i mention that before? ah shucks no it seems….time sure flys by. So as usual the links(in this case link): http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/ The official and possibly only documentation out there… So appengine is google’s answer to amazon’s EC2 cloud computing.

Well long time no see. It has been two weeks since I posted something. Today, it will be a general chitter-chatter First things first: fedora 11 is out. Checkouthttp://fedoraproject.org/get-fedora . I’ll point out beforehand before anyone curses me afterwards- there are a few quirks in the installation. In my case I’ll be waiting for fedora unity(http://fedoraunity.org) to come up with its spin before jumping right in. But seriously guys, it’s me, you, our fault that these minor glitches came up.