Monthly Archives: December 2008

Credit Crunch You Say?

December 31, 2008
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I’ve been doing my thing on Bidorbuy, as I have been for the past 2 years. If 2007 was about selling, then 2008 was about bidding for me. For a while now I have been searching for bargains on Bidorbuy, especially on the Wednesday Crazy Auction (starts on a Tuesday midday until midnight Wednesday). Some…

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Making the Internet Your Business

December 31, 2008
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The internet is a place with so much potential for starting a business, especially in South Africa where more and more people are getting connected. Our internet markets are so far from its full potential that I suggest you get yourself ready for the day when broadband becomes even cheaper. The internet will become accessible…

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Cricket: SA wins series against Australia

December 30, 2008
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How many times have I wanted to type the title “Cricket: SA wins series against Australia”!!! What a great victory from the South African cricket side! We sort of had the feeling that if not now, then the opportunity would probably never present itself…ever! Who would have thought victory would be so comprehensive? We quietly…

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Helen Zille – Botox Politician

December 30, 2008
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Bobby Brown did an interview with Helen Zille about her make-over, on Capetalk/702 radio stations on Monday afternoon. They spoke about her physical transformation, after a Sunday newspaper (rag) did an article on the subject. The Sunday Times, with probably no ANC scores to settle this week, concentrated on Helen Zille’s looks and found that…

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Book Review: The Thirteenth Tale

December 27, 2008
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Book Review: The Thirteenth Tale

My cousin e-mailed me a few weeks ago with a book recommendation, The Thirteenth Tale a debut novel by Diane Setterfield. I waited until my leave started and then headed for the new Claremont library. The book was the first I saw as walked in – on the recommended books shelf. I grabbed it although…

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