Digging around to see how many people are having Facebook woes. I found that there's actually a whole movement starting in opposition to Facebook. I'm not one to join the club, but I do think it is worth observing whether or not people do really count. Found this video entertaining and peppered with some real truths.

Last week I tried to enter my Facebook account after not having entered it for about a week because I was just to busy with other stuff. To my surprise I got a message that my account had been disabled by an administrator.

That's like really weird because I had not done much with my account for over a month. The occasional visit to just see what people were doing, but no strange activity. Or should I say nothing strange or spammy.

Ironically, the last thing I actually did do on my Facebook account was pay for some Facebook Ads. So I guess Facebook is in the practice of cutting off paying customers.

Anyway, I wrote to Facebook. Well let's restart that. First I had to really dig around to find anyone to write to. Then once I found an address I wrote a message explaining that there must be some error. Either somebody hacked my account or some worm or something had been playing havoc.

Do you think I got an answer. Yeah, like hell. Still no reponse. So I thought, “Well, if this happened to me then it must have happened to others.” Well, spot on. I found that even Internet greats like Chris A. Heidelberg have had their Facebook accounts terminated under the same very strange circumstances.

So, here's my thoughts on Facebook.

Facebook, you suck big chunks. We all understand your need to Police the system, but when users cannot get hold of you to voice a problem or what they believe to be an error, then you really suck.

I'm not the first, there is a growing disatisfaction with Facebook growing on the Internet and it does not start with me. I think this Gorilla of Internet, if it continues in this way, will soon have to change  tune. People do have other options to Facebook.

Once every 10-years an opportunity presents itself that has the ability to genrate massive wealth for anyone willing to work at it. South Africa is growing at an amazing rate and the nation has undergone some amazing transformations in the last 10-years. Virtually every level of South African society has been touched by it. I've said it before, I'll say it again ... The national media campaign that proclaims South Africa to be a land "Alive with Possability" is spot on.

Opportunities are everywhere. So much so that I must often go about with blinkers on to avoid seeing the opportunities that exist. For my entrepreneur nature makes me want to seize each and every one of them.

Then, every now and again, I see an opportunity that is really remarkable. The type of opportunity that only presents itself once every 10-years. When I see this type of opportunity I invest and commit. I've recently been introduced to such an opportunity and have made my investment and am committed to building it.

How to give medical persons your loved ones contact details when you can't do it yourself. This idea is so simple, so cheap that anyone in the world, with a cellphone can do it. I received this as a forwarded message from one of the residents associations in Johannesburg and thought that it would be best for me to blog it as apposed to mailing it on. Quite ingenious, but then the siimple things usually are.

Apparently this is a standard procedure all paramedics follow at the scene of an accident when they come across your cell phone.

ICE - "In Case of Emergency"

We all carry our mobile phones with names and numbers stored in its memory but nobody, other than ourselves, knows which of these numbers belong to our closest family or friends.

If we were to be involved in an accident or were taken ill, the people attending us would have our mobile phone but wouldn't know who to call. Yes, there are hundreds of numbers stored but which one is the contact person in case of an emergency? Hence the "ICE" (In Case of Emergency) Campaign.