The Olivers In Thailand

SBSH PocketWeather V1.0 for iPhone/iPod has finally been released!

Download link from the Apple iTunes AppStore

Now, back to work on V1.1 with lots more features!

MobilitySite has a review of preview of PocketWeather for iPhone here.

This is obviously version 1.0 of PocketWeather for iPhone, which was approved by Apple last weekend - still waiting for final details of marketing and website updates before public release.

Needless to say, in the mean time, more features currently disabled in the iPhone build, but already existing in the Windows Mobile build, are being gradually enabled as we work through them all.

Hopefully PocketWeather V1.0 for iPhone will be available within the next few days.

Adrian

This weekend saw our first official Powerpack Thailand event involving a team of some 60 people (shown above) of all ages leading seminars, workshops, dramas, music, worship over two days for some 110 adults and some 130 children from the region.

Jenny was the event organiser, while Heather Thompson from Powerpack UK was the main speaker of the event.

More event details later...as we are currently preparing to repeat the conference in Hoay Maw this coming weekend...kind of busy...

Last night we had an unseasonal thunderstorm that turned out to be more violet than usual - very windy, heavy rain...and lots of lightening...which unusually also took out the electricity for nearly an hour...

The lack of electricity did not stop us from continuing to work by candlelight (to see the keyboard) - although even though our UPS kept our networking working throughout the during of the power cut, it seems our internet provider's UPS failed.

I did have a go at taking some photographs from the balcony - however by the time it was "safe" to go outside (i.e. horizontal rain had changed enough so that I would not get soaked), I had missed all the good strikes...

...well, not all of them. Although I did miss it with the camera...one strike was very close - less than 1/2 second between the strike and the bang! Needless to say I ran inside before the full second was up!

Fortunately apart from tree branches and leaves scattered across the roads, there was no damaged. Well, with the exception of the motorbike which apparently drove into a parked car from shock following on the the close strikes!