Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Head to “Schotia Safaris” to rekindle your sense of awe.: These glorious March and April days remind us of glorious October days of changing light, gentle warmth, cool breezes. They remind us especially of one fine October day last year when we escaped on a Schotia “Tooth and Claw Safari” for a mesmerizing six hour African bush experience. Following on from a long winter of traumatizing ill health and slow business, this … [Read more...] about Head to “Schotia Safaris” to rekindle your sense of awe. – Featured Blog
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Just Property – Making sense of rental deposits – MyPR.co.za
Just Property – Making sense of rental deposits: Making sense of rental deposits Just Property’s Shaun du Bois has some important advice for tenants on the ins and outs of how to protect (and get back) your deposit. Many tenants worry about the security of the deposit they pay on rental properties. Shaun du Bois of Just Property believes that education is key to their peace of mind. “There is a lot of mistrust around the question of paying a deposit and getting it back at the end of a lease,” he … [Read more...] about Just Property – Making sense of rental deposits – MyPR.co.za
PE in the news: Drilling for water ‘makes no economic sense’
Drilling for water 'makes no economic sense': He re-iterated that the costs of large-scale desalination would have a big impact on the price of water. Studio Tel (Port Elizabeth): 083 913 8 955 (VAS rates apply) Studio Tel (East London): 083 913 ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. R5 review: Springboks hold off Wallabies, All Blacks bounce back: Australia were so far behind the advantage line in Port Elizabeth that the Springboks' now-trademark rush defence was able to charge up and … [Read more...] about PE in the news: Drilling for water ‘makes no economic sense’
The big data puzzle: making sense of unstructured data
The big data puzzle: making sense of unstructured data: Lenore Kerrigan: Country Manager, OpenText SA Never before has there been so much information available to businesses and individuals. In January 2015, Google estimated that there were 300 exabytes (that’s 300 followed by 18 zeros) of human-made information in the world. In 2011, there were just 30 exabytes. In just 48 months, the amount of human-made information increased by 1000% and we are now at a point whereby more information has been … [Read more...] about The big data puzzle: making sense of unstructured data
Fish fins can sense touch – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Fish fins can sense touch by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: The human fingertip is a finely tuned sensory machine, and even slight touches convey a great deal of information about our physical environment. It turns out, some fish use their pectoral fins in pretty much the same way. And do so through a surprisingly similar biological mechanism to mammals — humans included. Marine Biology News […] Read more here: Sardine Run … [Read more...] about Fish fins can sense touch – Featured Blog
