17 May 2012
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Convert MTN Airtime to Data
Pre-paid and contract customers can both benefit from converting MTN airtime to data services, with the chance to enjoy low cost data and connectivity while capping your current monthly data. Continue reading “Convert MTN Airtime to Data” »
17 May 2012
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How to Get and Download Free Music
Shakespeare once famously quoted ‘if music be the food of love, play on’ – those who agree with this quote are nearly always wondering how to download music. Continue reading “Where to get free music” »
20 April 2012
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Upcycling is the process of converting waste materials or useless products into new materials or products of better quality or a higher environmental value.
Vintage Motorbike Parts Lamp
The first recorded use of the term upcycling was by Reiner Pilz of Pilz GmbH in an interview by Thornton Kay of Salvo in 1994.
Upcycling is the opposite of downcycling, which is the other half of the recycling process. Downcycling involves converting materials and products into new materials of lesser quality. Most recycling involves converting or extracting useful materials from a product and creating a different product or material - Wikipedia.
Check out Upcycle That for some cool Upcycling Ideas
19 April 2012
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How to Convert Cell C Airtime to Data
Cell C customers have access to the converting Cell C airtime to data service, with a number of ways to convert airtime into data. This is done through Cell C’s Smartdata service, which applies to pre-paid and top up airtime users. You can convert Cell C airtime to data by doing the following:
20 March 2012
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Motorbike rental Cape Town offers one of the best ways to explore the many diverse attractions of Cape Town, on the back of a motorbike or even scooter. There are few things more exhilarating than taking to the road on a bike. With the wind in your hair and the sun on your face, you will be able to explore at leisure, through city streets, country roads, coastal bends and mountain passes. Motorbike and scooter rental Cape Town is about the journey as well as the destination, ensuring an unforgettable adventure across the Cape. Continue reading “Motorbike and Scooter Rental Cape Town” »
19 March 2012
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The convert airtime to data option is offered by all three major cellular networks – MTN, Vodacom and Cell C in South Africa. It can be used whether you are a pre-paid, top up or contract customer. Continue reading “How to Convert Airtime to Data for Vodacom” »
18 March 2012
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Image courtesy of SharkExplorers.com
If the thought of swimming with sharks has you excited rather than terrified, you’re in luck. There are many places to encounter these often misunderstood predators, with Cape Town, South Africa being the best place for shark spotting.
As a well-known shark hotspot, the waters of Cape Town’s coastline are home to many different shark species. False Bay in particular is where the famous ‘flying’ Great white sharks are found. These sharks prey on marine species such as seals, which are found in abundance near Seal Island. The sight of a huge Great white launching itself out of the water after its prey is not one you will forget easily. While swimming with sharks such as Great whites is not possible without the safety of a cage, the chance to view these giant creatures in their natural habitat is one that every nature enthusiast should experience at least once in their lives. Read More
5 March 2012
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Masterchef SA – South Africa started on M-Net and M-Net HD on 20 March 2012. The winner of MasterChef SA will win the richest prize in South African television history, valued at R8 Million.
We like to follow the Food24 coverage on the show including profiles on Masterchef South Africa Judges, challenges and weekly eliminations. If you do not have M-net or DSTV you can also follow their recaps of the Masterchef South Africa Episodes.
The Masterchef South Africa Winner prize includes R250 000 in cash from the show’s headline sponsor, Robertsons; a Hyundai Elantra 1.6 GLS, valued at over R190 000; an all-expenses paid seven day culinary experience in Italy courtesy of official food sponsor, Woolworths, including flights, accommodation and an Italian cookery course.
19 January 2012
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Google’s search results are undergoing their most radical transformation ever, as a new “Search Plus Your World” format begins rolling out. It finds both content that’s been shared with you privately along with matches from the public web, all mixed into a single set of listings.
In my presentation I try to highlight what these changes mean to a typical Google User and Brands. I have included tips on what Brands can do with their Google+ Pages to make sure they stay on top of this change as well as how this plays into SEO. You can download the presentation here.
18 January 2012
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Born on the 22nd of May 1979 , South African artist Lee Molenaar spent most of his childhood surrounded by nature. Imposing mountains, Atlantic and Indian oceans, cosy valleys and the vast silent stretches of the Karoo, all had a lasting effect on the way Lee approaches a subject. His fascination with observing the passionate love affair between light and atmosphere was born out of the countless hours he spent studying the effects natural light has on its given environment.
1998 saw Lee moving to Cape Town , where after attempting to study interior design at the local Technikon , he decided to follow his passion for painting an become a full time artist . After a series of collaborative exhibitions, (showing Lee’s paintings and waxwork lighting concepts), trying his hand at commercially farming ostriches and cultivating medicinal herbs for the local traditional healing market, Lee embarked for London in 2003 to establish himself as an professional artist.
Lee’s work: Current Collection | Landscapes | Figure Studies | Still Life | Conceptual & Abstract | Sketches