iLocalsBuddy by Johan Horak

Site Wide Activity

RSS Feed

• yolandi wrote a new blog post: What’s Happening   22 hours, 57 minutes ago
  

  OPPIE BERG VALENTINE’S CONCERT

  Date: 13 February 2010

  Where: Paarl Amphitheatre

  Details: Theuns Jordaan, Kevin Leo, Elizma Theron & Charlize van den Berg in concert. Tickets from R100 to R150. Food and wine stalls open at 17h00. Bookings at http://www.cultivaria.com or 021-872 9754.

  PICNIC CONCERT

  Date: 14 February 2010

  Where: Mountain Shadows

  Details: “The Musicals Unplugged” featuring music from Phantom of the [...]

• yolandi wrote a new blog post: A Fundamental Aspect of Modern Marketing   23 hours, 9 minutes ago
  

  Here is something that is fast becoming the most fundamental aspect of marketing to get right, especially if you want to build a truly sustainable high quality business (of any size) in the modern age:

  Ensure the ethics and philosophy of your business is good and sound.

  Price is no longer the king, if it ever was. [...]

• yolandi wrote a new blog post: Coffee News Facts   23 hours, 23 minutes ago
  

  Did you know that COFFEE NEWS is the most popular restaurant publication in the world? There are currently more than 8 million readers weekly and the numbers are still growing!

   Why is Coffee News such a success?

   COFFEE NEWS is fun. It’s positive. It’s local. And it’s habit-forming. Once people start reading, they read it almost [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: The difficulty with Earth at this time…..   2 days ago
  

  The difficulty with Earth at this time is that Humans believe they are separate from all energy that is here to work together. Your current believe in separate parts prevent you from seeing and accessing the the wholeness of existence.  Earth, The Pleiadian Keys to the Living Library, Barbara MarciniakWhile reading this I was reminded [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: Olympia Cafe – Kalk Bay   2 days, 8 hours ago
  

  The bohemian style Olympia Cafe is the kind that you’d expect to see in the heart of New Orleans – concrete floors, simple wood tables with mis-matched chairs, eclectic artwork and energetic staff. They do breakfast, lunch and dinner most days but no matter what time of day you’re there, it always seems [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: Ekoka Artist: Hedelina Hamukanda   2 days, 8 hours ago
  

  Interesting blog post by Kalk Bay Modern:

  Hendelina Hamukanda is one of the most interesting Ekoka artists and one of my firm favourites. Born in Oshana, north of Okongo, she now lives in Ekoka with her grandmother and her two children. She is in her late 20’s and has five brothers and [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: I Would Feel Overwhelmed With….   2 days, 9 hours ago
  

  A few days ago Kate gave me Earth: Pleiadian Keys to the Living Library, by Barbara Marciniak to read. Thanks Kate.While writing the book Barbara said, “I would feel overwhelmed with the enormity of the material. However, I had accomplished so very many things without the slightest knowledge as to what I was about, that [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: A Cape Town Traveller’s View   3 days ago
  

  Image via Wikipedia

  This blogger shares her view on what she calls:

  Exhausting Cape Town
  Driving on, more treasures await – Cape Point at the tip of the peninsula, Simon’s Town and its resident penguins, views across False Bay, gentle waves at Muizenberg – perfect for learning to surf – and across the Cape Flats [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: Muizenberg to Kalk Bay walk (Cape Town)   3 days, 1 hour ago
  

  Image via Wikipedia

  This blogger posted really great photos of the walk between Kalk Bay and Muizenberg. A few weeks ago we stayed in a lovely St James home, between Muizenberg and Kalk Bay. Over the road, and we were next to the beach, on this same walk. One morning to Kalk Bay and the [...]

• Johan Horak wrote a new blog post: ReBlog: 2012, Galactic Cosmology & A New World Age Susan Rennison   4 days, 3 hours ago
  

  Susan Rennison wrote an interesting article that we suggest you read. Currently, I have not found any reference to a non-Mayan initiate being taught how to interpret the Mayan calendars. What I have found is academics which include archaeoastronomers, astrologers and researchers interested in ancient calendars that have independently ‘worked out’ how [...]