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الخميس، 26 مايو، 2011

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  • maclaptop
    Apr 28, 08:19 AM
    Forget the sales numbers.

    I find it so damn funny that thousands were crying over not having Verizon. Now there's hardly anything positive from those whiners.

    appointment letter format. 1. The first words that come
  • 1. The first words that come

  • Mr.Noisy
    Dec 2, 03:18 PM
    Ahhh December, it's cold, It's Grey, I can only be in Walsall, UK :) home sweet home,

    hope everyones having a great December so far..........

    Source of Original Image (http://img.wallpaperstock.net:81/dark-sea-wallpapers_16950_1920x1200.jpg)

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  • letter: U: (for example)

  • Avicenna
    Apr 30, 01:45 PM
    How can I set the "Date created" attribute of a file to a date in sometime in future? I have tried using the NSFileManager setAttributes:ofItemAtPath:error but it doesn't work for dates in future..Thanks.

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  • MST
    Dec 1, 06:53 PM

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  • Sample Letter of Appointment

  • Consultant
    May 2, 04:26 PM
    Those macrumors members either have really big biceps or really small hands. ;)

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  • Sample Appointment Letter

  • MacBandit
    Mar 18, 01:05 AM
    Some of the features are free--however the iCal integration is not. In fact, it costs something like $20--$5-10 and I mighta bought it.

    Yeah I've been playing with it and the amount of cool stuff it does for free is more then their website makes it sound like. A definite must have!

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  • Intell
    Feb 20, 01:12 PM
    I think the 4 and 5 finger gestures where only being tested in 4.3 beta 1 and are not going to be in the public release of 4.3.

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  • (a) MS Word format: You can

  • zMacintoshz
    Mar 21, 06:18 PM
    what did you ( you probably answered this 100000000 times):apple:

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  • InsiderApps
    Jun 23, 07:02 AM
    Anybody else in Peterborough, UK and going to the O2 Shop tomorrow? I'll be at the one on Cathedral Sq. :)

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  • Appointment Letter

  • Liquorpuki
    Apr 12, 11:45 AM
    Link (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110412/bs_nm/us_cisco;_ylt=AjkeUpPARm_z1faK.qWH6heyBhIF;_ylu=X3oDMTI5dm4ycmJpBGFzc2V0A25tLzIwMTEwNDEyL3VzX2Npc2Nv BGNwb3MDMgRwb3MDNgRzZWMDeW5fdG9wX3N0b3J5BHNsawNjaXNjb2tpbGxzZmw-)

    Totally makes no sense to me

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  • Letter Format For Cash Convert

  • Xenc
    Feb 13, 09:40 PM
    Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-gb) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)

    Yep! As long as you tag your music correctly (ie. have the song, artist and album names set).

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  • For example the above letter

  • manu chao
    Apr 4, 06:08 PM
    You're right. Ideally they wouldn't need my info. In the grand scheme of things, I personally trust Apple more than I trust most other companies. I also expect to have a continuing long-term relationship with them, that includes person-to-person services in addition to sale of products. I also prefer to have a single point-of-contact I can use to sever any relationships I don't want to continue.

    So for me it comes down to "who do you trust?" Apple has, historically, been very good about not subscribing me to mailings I don't want. They also never have sold my info (I know this because I use a different email address in a domain I own for every on-line business I do business with. From this I know who, exactly, sells my info. I just look at who my spam is addressed to).
    There are quite a number of companies I trust in addition to Apple (a lot of local ones). I cannot remember to ever having received spam from Google (not that I trust them in everything but in this regard they have been good).

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  • mutantteenager
    Nov 12, 11:39 AM
    Apple can string on the consumer market, holding back features which their competitors have had for years and take for granted, and when they finally add them, they're already out of date. Sprinkle on some 'magic' and consumers eat it up.

    The Professional market use their tools to make money and drive their workflow. If a product/solution like FCS becomes uncompetitive, the customer will move on.

    Apple probably know that they can't compete in this space, at least profitably. Both Shake and Xserve are gone. The Macpro on price/performance is really poor value. And whilst FCS is brilliant value, it never really leaps ahead in terms of added features or optimisation.

    It's possible that Apple in 5 years time will be a purely consumer electronics company, with no 'computers' in the traditional sense in it's line up. If this bears out, Pro Applications and Hardware, don't really figure into that reality.

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  • Lord Blackadder
    Mar 16, 06:03 PM
    And you're only argument is "it's wrong".

    Remind us all why murder is a crime in the first place?

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  • Sparky8
    Apr 14, 05:03 AM
    Anyone else looking forward to this?

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  • 124151155
    Apr 25, 02:51 AM
    Ugh, I'm glad I gave up on Apple and got an HTC... I was waiting out for the white iPhone 4 and it just never came. 10 months after the launch and I don't think I want one at all now.

    I'll get a white iPhone 5... if it doesn't come out on day 1 in white, I won't get one at all, I don't want to be left waiting again.

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    Apr 4, 01:24 PM
    Why should people who just want to read the news be compelled to provide the FT with personal information in order to do so? Why does the FT need to know my name, address, phone number, etc.?

    Because the Financial Times wants it that way. The company offers its content to subscribers under certain conditions, and it is free do so. If the company should not be allowed to do that for the sake of consumer protection, then there should be laws to prohibit such practice. If you personally do not agree with the conditions of the subscription, then you are always free to decide not to subscribe. If it turns out that their decision keeps customers from subscribing, then they might choose to reconsider.

    With regard to subscriptions on iOS, I think that Apple simply goes too far and should leave content providers the freedom to offer their content in their way, based on their subscription models. As the Financial Times has stated, under the current terms of the App Store, subscriptions via iOS do not meet their expectations because they cannot provide the content in the way they would like to.

    On a side note, I wonder whether Apple violates competition rules. When I remember correctly, the iPad had a considerable market share on the tablet market. One could argue that Apple abuses its market position to impose their own (unfair) conditions on publishers.

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  • ucfgrad93
    Dec 1, 11:02 AM
    On my MBP.

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  • Qwest905
    Dec 8, 11:35 AM
    my 27" imac desktop

    finally got it setup to my liking..thanks to everyone for the help on the geektool

    Hilmi Hamidi
    Sep 13, 04:22 AM
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    Apr 20, 01:19 PM
    Damn I wish we could go back to making sexy cars in the avg family price range again.... I really don't wan't these "safe" pedestrian cars, with headlights that have to be a min height, among other silly additions. I am just so glad that vintage cars are still allowed on the road according to our laws. Though, I do wonder what the actual laws are, because say a Cayman or Corvette has a much lower front, yet is still allowed in Europe, as well as in the states. The going to the S2000s as well, which has a classicly low hoodline.

    Anyway, post away of cars you like. Just wanted to state what I dislike about modern cars. Go ahead and buy the Malibu, I just wish I didn't have to at them while on he road:o Then again, most think my E30 is ugly, which is perfectly fine for others to think. (though I wish the hoodline was even lower...)

    Another car I want to own as I love the fit in the cockpit for my 6' 3" height:

    and it fits my criteria of "sexy for its generation" ;-)

    Dec 12, 08:13 AM

    That is awsome. Can you give me the link?

    Oct 22, 01:35 AM
    Hi there,
    Didi any body heared about the iPhone GSM from Apple.

    Aug 11, 01:35 PM
    Mine for the month :)

    I like it. The only thing I don't love is the Weather widget. However I do like the weather there. Try this widget I just modified.

    Download it here: https://public.me.com/upaymeifixit

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Weather History Results for Miami, FL (33161) June 12th, 2001

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On June 12th, 2001, the closest available weather station to Miami, FL (MIAMI/OPA LOCKA, FL), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 95°F
Low Temp: 73.9°F
Average Temp: 83.9°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 74.8°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1015.7 mb( 23 )
Station Pressure: n/a
Visibility: 9.3 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 12.3 knots( 15 )
Max Wind Speed: 35 knots
Max Wind Gust: 49 knots
Precipitation Amount: 1.04 inches G
Snow Depth: n/a
Observations: Rain/Drizzle, Thunder
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  • G = 1 report of 24-hour precipitation amount.
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Weather History Results for Braymer, MO (64624) September 5th, 1985

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On September 5th, 1985, the closest available weather station to Braymer, MO (SPICKARD (AMOS), MO), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 100°F *
Low Temp: 75.9°F *
Average Temp: 85.8°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 67.8°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1006.4 mb( 4 )
Station Pressure: n/a
Visibility: n/a
Wind Speed: 10.6 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 19 knots
Max Wind Gust: n/a
Precipitation Amount: 0 inches D
Snow Depth: n/a
Observations: n/a
  • ( number ) = Number of observations used in calculating result for the day.
  • * = Indicates max temp was derived from the hourly data (i.e., highest hourly or synoptic-reported temperature), and not from the explicit max temp report.
  • D = Summation of 4 reports of 6-hour precipitation amount.
  • See more historical weather results for Braymer, MO on this day:
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Weather History Results for New Orleans, LA (70127) June 18th, 1969

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On June 18th, 1969, the closest available weather station to New Orleans, LA (NEW ORLEANS ALVIN CALLENDER F, LA), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 89.1°F *
Low Temp: 71.1°F *
Average Temp: 79.7°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 67.6°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1011.7 mb( 24 )
Station Pressure: 1011.6 mb( 24 )
Visibility: 6 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 1.9 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 6 knots
Max Wind Gust: n/a
Precipitation Amount: 0 inches I
Snow Depth: n/a
Observations: Fog
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  • * = Indicates max temp was derived from the hourly data (i.e., highest hourly or synoptic-reported temperature), and not from the explicit max temp report.
  • I = Station did not report any precipitation data for the day and did not report any occurrences of precipitation in its hourly observations–it's still possible that precipitation occurred but was not reported.
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Weather History Results for Russellville, AR (72802) March 23rd, 2005

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On March 23rd, 2005, the closest available weather station to Russellville, AR (RUSSELLVILLE MUNI A, AR), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 54°F
Low Temp: 42.1°F
Average Temp: 46.8°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 39.6°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1011.4 mb( 22 )
Station Pressure: n/a
Visibility: 10 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 9.3 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 14 knots
Max Wind Gust: 22 knots
Precipitation Amount: 0 inches H
Snow Depth: n/a
Observations: Rain/Drizzle
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  • H = Station reported '0' as the amount for the day (eg, from 6-hour reports), but also reported at least one occurrence of precipitation in hourly observations–this could indicate a trace occurred, but should be considered as incomplete data for the day.
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Weather History Results for Santa Anna, TX (76878) August 5th, 1984

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On August 5th, 1984, the closest available weather station to Santa Anna, TX (ABILENE REGIONAL AP, TX), reported the following conditions:

High Temp: 93.9°F *
Low Temp: 69.1°F
Average Temp: 82.9°F( 24 )
Dewpoint: 62.4°F( 24 )
Sea Level Pressure: 1013.7 mb( 24 )
Station Pressure: 952.6 mb( 24 )
Visibility: 19.9 miles( 24 )
Wind Speed: 8.1 knots( 24 )
Max Wind Speed: 12 knots
Max Wind Gust: n/a
Precipitation Amount: 0 inches G
Snow Depth: n/a
Observations: n/a
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  • G = 1 report of 24-hour precipitation amount.
  • See more historical weather results for Santa Anna, TX on this day:
    August 5th, 1981
    August 5th, 1982
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    August 5th, 1987
    Zip Code Month Day Year
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    Disclaimer: Farmers' Almanac's Weather History information is based upon data collected by the National Climatic Data Center. While we cannot guarantee every reported condition for a given day is accurate, we are continuing to work with the NCDC to provide information that is as accurate as possible.

    If you notice a hole in the upper left-hand corner of your Farmers' Almanac, don't return it to the store! That hole isn't a defect; it's a part of history. Starting with the first edition of the Farmers' Almanac in 1818, readers used to nail holes into the corners to hang it up in their homes, barns, and outhouses (to provide both reading material and toilet paper). In 1919, the Almanac's publishers began pre-drilling holes in the corners to make it even easier for readers to keep all of that invaluable information (and paper) handy.

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Thursday, August 18, 2011

Dairy farmers face tough winter

Numbers of farmers in the dairy sector face a tough winter, and the shortage of fodder and bedding for their stock will only add to their troubles. The article suggests that the situation could be helped if those farmers growing crops would bale more of their straw, and even bale straw from oil seed rape. In this way farmers can be seen to be working together.

To the arable farmer the straw from his crops of wheat, barley and rape is often a minor headache. He wants the field cleared to get in with the cultivator. Chopping and spreading adds some nutrient and saves some fertiliser, and means the next task can be done directly. Baling straw spells delay, albeit  some extra income. The bigger the corn acreage the greater the headache created by straw.

To the livestock man, straw adds fibre to the diet, and makes the silage go further. It keeps livestock clean, helps reduce disease, is 'inspector friendly'. Buying, and paying for it is also a headache, particularly in years like this when supplies are tight and prices sky high.

Farming unions and other groups should be able to help pull the two sides together, though ultimately the decider is, of course, the costs and returns. It's not just a job for the farming unions, there are machinery rings and agricultural societies which can do their bit as well, and magazines and the media can play their part too.

Baling rape straw is not as daft as it sounds

Promoting the use of alternatives to wheat and barley straw is another useful activity. Oil seed rape straw is routinely chopped and incorporated, but some farmers have experimented with using it for bedding with considerable success. OSR straw has its problems: it can be too green and sappy for baling and so many agress it is best got rid of by chopping and spreading on the field; unlike barley straw it has no feed value so not worth the bother; as a bedding material it remains an unknown quantity for many farmers.

Yet some livestock farmers have found it a good substitute, and some mixed farms manage the job of baling so it is usable in the winter as bedding. Rape straw can also be used in cattle rations made in a mixer wagon, and Jennifer Picken, ruminant nutritionist at Keenan systems, says it helps maximise the feeding value of silage - something which is all important for dairy farmers this year.  Don't use too much and mix it well, is the advice. Rape straw is best as feed when not too stemmy and baled dry. These qualities are less important when the straw is  used as bedding.

Baled rape straw can also be useful as fuel in a big bale incinerator.

Another alternative are rushes. One Practical Farm Ideas contributor cuts and bales the rushes on his low lying wet land and saves £60 on the cost of wintering each bullock. Instead of using the topper he mows, turns if necessary, and then round bales the 'crop', which provides the cattle with good aftermath grazing - all the better for having the trash removed.

These are positive practical ideas which can be implemented by the farming community.

With the rising price, and shortage of inputs, NFU Cwmru calls for a 26% rise in the price of milk, from the present 26p average to 33p a litre. David James who chairs the Pembrokeshire NFU says feed prices have risen sharply, with compound feed some 30% over last year, ammonium nitrate up 50 % and fuel 25%, while the price of milk at the farm gate has lifted just 11%.  A number of farmers are going to find forage supplies tight this year, though not all is grim news as silage quality is good.

Hoping for a price increase is no way to plan the future of the business. In love, war, and farming, there's always the need for action as well as hope. When unions join together to promote action which results in one farmer helping another - even if there's no profit in it - there's evidence that all are trying to resolve a problem. This is surely feasible when it comes to straw. For while arable farmers keep the straw choppers going, livestock men are wondering where on earth they are going to get supplies.

Providing practical help for the sector under pressure underlines the urgent need for economic action, and shows that the farming industry as a whole is ' doing all we can to help'.

Tuesday, August 09, 2011

The future of the small family farm

The future of the small family farm

Defra's interest in exploring how agricultural tenancies can be made more competitive and supportive of people entering farming might be seen as more political than practical. A reduction in the number of farming holdings has significant benefits for government. Small farms make up a significant and deserving section of the rural poor, they use technology and methods which are out-dated and thus often less environmentally friendly, they have poor records and management systems. They are often involved in the supply of goods, such as eggs and vegetables, direct to the consumer, which requires difficult and expensive regulation.

Incomes of large farms are generally satisfactory and have fewer social issues. Large farms are easier to administer, and, being mainly concerned with the supply of commodities to the processing and supply trade, have appropriate inspections and regulation. Large farms have recording systems and are fully conversant with the various departments.

The disadvantage or risk of an industry made up of large farms is less obvious. However, they are less likely to pass on husbandry skills, as they increasingly rely on a workforce from outside the UK. They are more concerned with mono-culture and are less diversified in terms of enterprise and genetics. Large farms suit the supply of large retailers, but have difficulty in developing niche and high value products. Large farms are inflexible in operation, as investment and skills are contained in a limited and specialised area of farming.

Yet the evidence suggests that soil - the basis of all agriculture - is improved by mixed farming operations and is damaged by mono-culture.

Small farms have a long and healthy future in Britain. Their problems arise when they are managed as if they were large units - ie supplying commodities to processors like their larger counterparts, but in smaller quantities.

Excerpted from 'The Future for Small Family Farms' :  a talk by Mike Donovan, editor, Practical Farm Ideas.

Thursday, August 04, 2011

Farmers cannot prosper without new ideas

Protecting tractor glass from breaking

Have you noticed how big tractor cab windows have become? Not only are they an easy target for the wayward stone thrown up by the hedge trimmer, mower, tedder and other implements, they are expensive to repair. And when they shatter, the bang is quite frightening.
The new issue of Practical Farm Ideas shows how an inventive farmer has made clear plastic protectors - you can see through them but stones bounce off. They work so well he's making them for other farmers.

Cultivator modification has "transformed" the way it works

Arable farmers with the popular Kverneland CLC heavy cultivator or similar will be interested to see the benefits of replacing the depth wheels with a Simba type rear packer roller. The cultivator depth is better controlled, and the ground is compressed, holding in moisture.

Farm tax planning tips can save £thousands

Farming has returned to profit in some sections, yet many businesses do little if any tax planning. The Financial focus provides plenty to discuss with your accountant. Should the farm business be a Ltd? Should a new vehicle be bought by the company? Should my 25 y-old son be made a partner?

Sealed bearing

When a sealed bearing starts to grumble, there are many who think about puncturing the rubber seal and squirting in some grease. Here's a guy who has been doing this on his MF 520 disc harrow for years, and a twice a year greasing keeps them running silently.

Quick turn-around for seed drill

Filling the seed drill or ferti spreader in the field needs a loader or telehandler, plus the tractor and a trailer to carry the bags. That's a lot of machinery, some which might be used for other jobs. For the last 20 years our contributor tows a trailer with the seed or fertiliser tipped in loose and an auger driven from the tractor hydraulics, and fills the drill in minutes, with the amount he needs for the job.

'Helping farmers cut costs' has been the long term slogan for Practical Farm Ideas, and the new issue shows some 50 ways this can be achieved. The quarterly magazine has an annual subscription of £15.40 from

Further information from Mike Donovan, editor    T: 01994 240978


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The Best Ways To Obtain A Zumba Health And Fitness Dvd Cheap

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May 06 2013

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Each of these good elements can easily be gotten merely by getting zumba health and fitness dvd that you can easily receive from any sort of recreation business near to you or from on-line representatives. The recreation is ideal along with Zumba Dance Classes, Nintendo Wii, and Sony PlayStation 3. At $35 a piece, the worth of the DVD is absolutely nothing compare to annual gym membership prices. So exactly what are you awaiting, obtain a Zumba Health and fitness DVD now and dance your fat nonexistent! Of course, for the newbies at the start of the training, the dancing steps are shown gradually. This is to ensure the newbies can easily grab up on exactly what’s developing in the program. As everyone obtains the involved feel of the Zumba steps and every person is familiarized and comfy along with the actions, additional and far more procedures are added, making the Zumba health and fitness program a total body exercise and an enjoyable dancing program. There are numerous global tv programs such as CNN, The Today Program, Fox Headlines, Cosmopolitan, Weight Watchers and a lot of additional that components this superb Zumba workout program so regarding obtain the focus of an increasing number of site visitors. Zumba health and fitness dancing or workout program not just lessens your weight yet it additionally launches your strain and worry and as a result it is just one of the most effective health and fitness workout programs engaged in today. Given that the Zumba health and fitness initially came on the setting in 2008, a multitude of people have actually been utilizing this procedure of obtaining in form. Along with the blend of the workout program and the popular music, it is delightful by a lot of people that are exhausted of the customary workout program day-to-day. Along with Zumba health and fitness, you are not consulting be worn out or agitated at the physical exercises that you are doing. This is necessary when adhering to a workout program program. If you are worn out along with the physical exercises that you are doing, the most likely that you will certainly proceed making use of the physical exercises is much less most likely. Zumba DVDs offers you the physical exercises along with the popular music that aids to keep you in form and also delighted. Merely, zumba dvd workout we went north face coats a charitable pet untamed pets Facility. We would certainly utilize it to clarify to little ones concerning the neighborhood environment, and about a lot more widespread ecological concerns worldwide entirely. I understand that we’re not heading to transform the earth myself, nevertheless seem like My company is making a slight distinction in the neighborhood via the job I do. Time after time, educators direct volunteer sessions from the neighborhood education after area trips to our concentration. Via this job, we aid enlighten generation x to be stewards from the land. It behaves every youngster feel excellent concerning exactly what I completed for earnings. Given that you are seriously concentrated on boosting your bodily form via the firm of a thrilling procedure, you should wait you can easily overlook and make turbo fire workout steps your major alternative. All you should execute is to locate the correct gym and transform your goal in to fact. Greater than this, a higher degree Latin dancing enthusiast, you are consulting do well in burning fats less complicated compared to you can easily additionally visualize. It isn’t really straightforward to situate looking progressed to a ready of headsets along with downright indigenous appeal. Commonly, the downright tryout encounter, which is restful separately after that placing a following aloft as able-bodied as inbuilt using some appreciated popular music, Madness Workout program DVD, is entirely exactly what entices people around. Not also application the Creature Is bigger compared to via Medical professional. Dre headsets, a sweet-looking abiding that can easily moderate a being along with $350. Whilst their progressed of total is devastation in change to banter because of, their affability as eye-candy is in fact indisputable. For audio enthusiasts who’re fed up of the aforementioned old glimpse, the Is bigger than are a must. When you are wanting to perform an exercise routine at home that keeps you entertained as well as in shape, you may want to consider the use of Zumba DVDs. Zumba DVDs keeps the user entertained during their workout by combining Latin music with international dance moves. You will take part in an energetic fitness program that has you participating in an interesting fitness routine. The mixture of combining oxygen with intermittent training with the combination of the fast and slow music is what is helping individuals like you to get in shape.

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In a post-genocide environment Willa Shalit spearheaded the Path to Peace project which developed an American market for Rwandan women’s crafts. The collection creates trade partnerships with artisans in recovering regions to bring the power of change to Africa and Indonesia.

In less than two years the project has achieved unparalleled success in bringing economic security to the women of Rwanda. Their are several items including bracelets ( O Bracelet and Sister bracelet), necklacesbaskets (which are the number one export out of Rwanda under the African Growth an Opportunity Act) and bowls.

Check out the entire Rwanda Path to Peace collection only at Macy’s!

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Friday, February 8, 2013

Zara TRF lookbook February 2013: the ethnic prints and bombers will star

This week we showed you the video of the new campaign Zara and Zara TRF and, while we wait for the images of it (starting to doubt that the campaign is made up of photographs), we have the new line lookbook TRF for the month of February. Looking at it we can deduce that the star pattern in this new collection is the ethnic, warm clothes and more contested the bomber. Are you going to fall for something?

The cool ethnic print

Years pass and the ethnic print is still there, on foot barrel. Maybe a year with more presence than another, but we always find it rather outdated. And this year will have more importance than ever and so what we've seen gradually .

Personally I like the prints with lots of color (especially for summer), although there are always discrete versions in muted colors like gray on white background.

The embroidery on sleeves give that special touch to the garment that I personally like both. What do you think this jacket military air with his sleeves embroidered in bright colors?

Vests, scarves, handbags, miniskirts ... No garment that can resist this trend. I like the game that you can give your outfit: in small doses and by way of details (embroidery on cuffs) or in large quantities as a skirt or vest.

The bomber has become one of the most reversionadas jackets. And every year the firms are determined to make it fashionable, and although I still refuse to wear it, which I particularly like are loose.

But they all have one thing in common is the star back and comes with much embroidery, flowers and animals (sometimes dangerous).

Other trends

Little by little moles are conquering more and more the wardrobe of many fashion victims, and the firm presents a look full of them. Do you dare?

Shorts, shirts and denim jeans in dark tones designed to end this Spring lookbook. I have one thing clear: the faux boots Pamela Love x Nine West I have more and more in love. Too bad the price!

What do you think this new release?

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A Simple Pilsner, Please…

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There is nothing simple about brewing a good pilsner. Sure, there only a few ingredients compared to other beer styles, but you could say that it’s the simplicity of the ingredients that makes for a difficult style to get right!

Here’s what Emily Hutto of Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine had to write on the subject: “For Issue 3 (Fall 2014) of Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine™, I polled some of the country’s best pilsner-makers on what makes this beer style what it is, and why it’s such a popular choice among brewers. They all agreed that pilsner is the most challenging style of beer to brew. They also concurred that pilsner is a style of beer that has stood the test of time, remaining generally unaltered since its inception.

These brewers went on and on about pilsner. Most brewers do. Here are some of my favorite proclamations about pilsner that they shared.

“If you can brew a pilsner you can brew any other style of beer.” Mike Sardina, assistant executive officer at Societe Brewing in San Diego, California

“I’m trying to replicate Pilsner Urquell as close as I possibly can. If you go to the brewery, you get to taste it when you’re going through the tour. It’s beer that’s made they way they made pilsner 100 years ago—in big wooden barrels. They give you the taste straight out of the barrel, and it is absolutely delicious. It tastes nothing here [in the United States] like it does in the Czech Republic.” Rick Allen, owner and brewer at Heater Allen Brewing in McMinnville, Oregon

“Pilsner is the quintessential beer. It’s easy to drink; it’s digestable; and it’s good.” Ro Guenzel, head brewer at Left Hand Brewing Company in Longmont, Colorado

“Honestly, you could make a big deal about traditional malts and all continental, European Noble hops. But it’s the process and the brewing equipment that matters a lot more [when brewing pilsner.]” Jeremy Marshall, head brewer at Lagunitas Brewing Company in Petaluma, California

“I used to work at Anderson Valley Brewing Company in Boonville. We made ales. After I got off work, everybody had an IPA in their hand. . . . It seems in recent years that we’re finally getting people to appreciate the pilsner.” Mike Hutson, lead brewer at Sudwerk Brewery in Davis, California

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“And then on the 7th day he made Fat Cat Bro-ceanography Pils!!!! Nuff said.” – Bruce Taub

“Pilsner naturally calls for a little more control and restraint. It gives our brewers the opportunity to show restraint in hopping.” Bill Covaleski, president and brewmaster at Victory Brewing Company in Downingtown, Pennsylvania

“As the grey hairs come in, the desire for alcohol content goes down. It’s no secret that the line at the Craft Brewers Conference for pilsner is the longest.” Jeff Erway, president at La Cumbre Brewing Co. in Albuquerque, New Mexico”

Now Fat Cat’s Bro-ceanography™ Pils (aka – Bro Pils) is fairly new to the market, so we might forgive Emily for not reaching out to us for a quote… However, here is what Bruce Taub, CEO, had to say about brewing a good Pilsner, “And then on the 7th day he made Fat Cat Bro-ceanography Pils!!!! Nuff said.” There you have it! If you haven’t tried Bro Pils, you are missing out on a truly great Czech style Pilsener.

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Craft Beer News Flash!

Check out what we have been up to! After the launch of our latest hit sensation, Bro-ceanography™ Pils, people just can’t stop talking about Fat Cat Beer! We have been on radio talk shows and featured in two local articles. Here is the link to one radio talk show:

Find out more about The Fat Cat Beer Company, LLC and Managing Member, Bruce Taub.

Here’s a couple of excerpts from the San Diego Reader and Guy Bite Out:

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Brandon Hernandez of the San Diego Reader asks the question: Just Who Are These Fat Cats?

“Felines are known for being sly, but when I asked the folks behind The Fat Cat Beer Co. what they were all about, they were very forthcoming. While others may have skirted the question of why they had decided to enter the San Diego market by contract brewing their beers at Vista’s Latitude 33 Brewing Company, they fired back with a sound reason. “There’s nothing cheap about creating and operating a brewery, plus there is so much brewing capacity throughout the U.S. and San Diego that it really wasn’t necessary to exhaust the capital to open a brewery,” said Bruce Taub, Fat Cat’s “chief of whatever it takes.” Secondarily, Taub and his associates see contract brewing as the right thing to do from an environmental perspective.

But where did these guys come from?….” – Read more here!

 new logo GBO w bg 207x300 Great Times With The Fat Cat Beer Company!!!Don’t go just yet! There’s more…Voted Fan Favorite at the El Dorado Craft Beer and Cocktail Showcase, we now have Guys Bite Out’s stamp of approval.  They report:

“Saturday (Aug. 2, 2014) came with grey clouds and sprinkles but that could not deter the droves of beer lovers who came out for the showcase, thirsty for a taste of that sweet, sweet nectar. The El Dorado parking lot transformed into an adult playground with everyone hopping from tent to tent with arms outreached like children eager for treats. And what a treat! In addition to the great beers that each brewery brought (can you say IPA heaven?), El Dorado revealed its newly remodeled interiors, which was a perfect contrast to the familiar faces behind the bar slinging drinks. Beers and cocktails with punny names flowed freely and, soon after, not even the weather could dampen people’s spirits.

But wait! We know you’re really here for the results of the GBO showcase poll. GBO asked showcase goers to vote for their favorite breweries in attendance and a resounding 50% of the votes went to…

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Congratulations to Fat Cat on this landslide victory! Thank you to all who participated and a bigger thank you to those who stopped by our booth to say “hi”! See you at the next GBO Outing.”

The Fat Cat Beer Company News No. 1 – May 2014 Edition

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Company Stuff!

What’s SESSION UP!™ you ask? Simply stated, stop drinking crappy beer. For those of you who may not be aware of The Fat Cat Beer Company: Listen up! We here at The Fat Cat Beer Company are dedicated to providing a palate worthy, sessionable craft beer experience from a can; Yes, we said a can! So SESSION UP!™ More about the can at www.fatcatbeers.com/Cans. Truth be told, our Fat Cat™ Lager was the 1ST craft beer in a can when it made its debut in 1995. My, how the others have followed! icon smile The Fat Cat Beer Company News SESSION UP!™ from watered down, domestic and imported or skunked beer and move up in flavor, not necessarily ABV while having a few (session) beers so SESSION UP!™ and drink a cold Fat Cat beer!! Great, craft flavor without high octane alcohol or over the top hoppiness.

Product News

Stay tuned for more announcements regarding our limited release series. Rumor has it an awesome pilsner is brewing in San Diego which will be allocated in kegs. Not everyone will get it. Will you?? A portion of the proceeds will support the Surfrider Foundation San Diego County Chapter

Social Media

Our Facebook page has been on fire! We blew past our free ticket milestone and now boast close to 5,000 followers. Congratulations to Matthew Griffin who was our 4,256th person to like our Facebook page. He won 2 tickets to a MLB Game of his choice. Check out our page daily for new events and other bitchin posts. Who knows… We may actually throw a party to release our new beer; follow us and you could wind up being a guest.

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Get The Staff Skinny!

Andras Balla: a native of CA, not only manages logistics, merchandising and inventory, he dabbles in sales for The Fat Cat Beer Company, LLC. He steps up to the plate (figuratively and literally) any time there is a job to be done or there are bacon wrapped jalapeños to be eaten. LOL. Did we mention that he recently won the San Diego local bar – Mother’s Saloon – eating contest in which he ate 15 humongous bacon wrapped jalapenos in 5 min?!!! He can do anything from sales to fixing your kegorator!

Andras lived in Alabama when  Hurricane Katrina struck, so he volunteered to go into the heart of the disaster area to help out. He is currently enrolled in a ballet class during his spare time! You should see him in his tutu. icon smile The Fat Cat Beer Company News Not pretty!

Local News

San Diego, CA – In May we will issue a press release announcing our San Diego brewing debut as we partner with a great local brewery, Latitude 33 Brewing Co. Our announcement will also include the introduction of our Limited Release Series program, a small batch program in draught only. Our initial offering is a  Czech Style Pilsner which is a tribute beer to one of San Diego’s greatest legacies.
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A portion of the proceeds will support the Surfrider Foundation San Diego County Chapter. Pre-sales commence May 1. Go Bro! Bro-ceanography™ Pils.

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Padres fans can now buy Fat Cat Beer at Petco Park! Recently, Fat Cat piqued the interest of some VIPs when Petco Park hosted the Davis Cup Tennis Matches between USA and Great Britain. That led to an inquiry from the Padres. You can now find us at Hodad’s, the best burger joint in town, in Petco Park during Padre games! More distribution points within the Petco Park to be named soon.

To view the Full Newsletter click the link below:

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Matt Powell

Image by Emma Brittenden

Matt is a creative guru. The quality and flair of his graphic design makes ham‑fisted amateurs, like myself, want to give up. Leave it to the professionals.

Matthew Journee

Matt Powell is a designer, writer, director, improviser, and web developer from Christchurch, New Zealand.

By day, I develop web application interfaces for SLI Systems. CoffeeScript and SASS, which help me to get the mechanics of web development out of the way of designing applications people are going to use because they want to, not because they have to. I’m also spending a lot of time with the awesome Bootstrap framework. SLI is a great company to work for, and the work provides plenty of interesting challenges. You should definitely work here.

Outside of work, I do as much theatre as I can. I’ve been a member of The Court Jesters (a late-night improv, comedy, and corporate entertainment company) since 2002, and you can often see me on stage in Scared Scriptless at The Court Theatre. Canterbury Children’s Theatre,

Ever since I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with presenting my work in a way that will fascinate, inspire, and delight. I create original illustrated posters, flyers, advertisements, and websites for pretty much everything I’m involved in. As well as more conventional, ‘cartoony’ illustration, I like experimenting with minimalism and geometry: how many shapes do you need to recognise a particular film character, for example? Can I draw a troll with just two and a half circles? (Yes. Kind of.)

[Matt’s] code and coding practices are some of the cleanest and brightest I’ve seen.

Julian Suggate

Code and user interface design

There isn’t a lot I can show you here right now. Most of the interface design work I am involved with ends up behind password-protection on proprietary applications. Back when I was doing commercial web design, I did have a few examples I was really proud of, but it's been a while, and they’ve mostly moved on. The 2011 Christchurch earthquake even managed to find a way to put paid to one of my favourite sites: the site itself was fine, but the warehouse was demolished and they had nowhere to house their stock.

I'll try and find some time to curate something a little more germane; in the meantime, I suppose you could pick through my Github profile.

This screenshot is from Playtime, The Court Jesters to manage casting and statistics. Because we have a stable of around 20 performers, all of whom have busy schedules and commitments around the country, and two shows a week, we needed a way of keeping track of who is available for any given show. Any one of us can log in and mark down our availability on the calendar, and then the MC for that weekend’s shows can select a cast from the available players. This also gives us access to several years of statistics, all in a handy, responsive interface that is optimised for use on phones and tablets. Playtime uses Rails, Mongodb, Spine, Heroku.

…the suave Matt Powell cruises up to the mic… and boy does he nail it!

John Smythe, Theatreview

Theatre and writing

For more information about these shows, or to request a script, please email me.

Plays for young audiences

Space Mouse, Underwater Mouse 2014
A silent play for children based on the story of the Town Mouse and the Country Mouse Canterbury Children’s Theatre .
Alice’s Adventures In Wonderland 2013
A modern adaptation of the Lewis Carroll classic, with all your favourite characters. Canterbury Children’s Theatre
Cinderella 2011
Think you know the story of Cinderella? What happens if she doesn’t want to go to the ball or marry the prince? What happens if she just wants to design shoes? Canterbury Children’s Theatre
Slow Runnings: A Tortoise And Hare Story 2013
The classic tale of hubris, one-upmanship, and training montages. Canterbury Children’s Theatre
Stone Soup 2012
The classic folk tale retold with a large cast. Watch for famous cameos! Canterbury Children’s Theatre
The Comedy of Whiskers 2009
A tale of mistaken identity, cats, and rabbits. Inspired by William Shakespeare’s Comedy Of Errors. Canterbury Children’s Theatre
The Magic Island 2008
A story about magic, responsibility, and choice. Based on William Shakespeare’s Tempest. The Court Theatre

One-act plays for adults

Countdown 2013
Olive doesn’t know if there’s such a thing as love at first sight, but she’s pretty sure that if there is, you can't get it at Countdown. Dramasoc 3some
Fetch 2013
A look at the implications of thermodynamics and relativity inside the world of a fantasy MMORPG. Contains cultists, stabbings, and Nourishing Bread. Dramasoc Day To Play
Nice Chinese Boy 2012
Boy meets girl, on a date boy’s mother has arranged with girl’s mother, because neither boy nor girl is getting any younger. Dramasoc Day To Play
God Of Grace 2011
The Rapture is coming, but there might be time to save the boy you love if you tie him to a chair in your basement. Dramasoc Day To Play
The Art Of Letting Go 2010
What happens when someone you loved and lost comes back. Court Theatre Young Playwrights’ Initiative
Wait 2010
Tom’s always thought himself too clever for a serious relationship. Until now. Dramasoc Day To Play

A Very Merry Scriptless: Over The Top
Theatreview, 6 December 2014
Space Patrol 5 @ NZIF
Theatreview, 2 November 2014
Sylvestro’s Spooky Cabaret Burlesque @ NZIF
Theatreview, 1 November 2014
Duos: A Couple Of Dicks @ NZIF
Theatreview, 1 November 2014
The Good God Singalong @ NZIF
Theatreview, 31 October 2014
Bingo Board Of Doom @ NZIF
Theatreview, 29 October 2014
Here’s A Thing @ NZIF
Theatreview, 29 October 2014
Stuck In The Middle @ NZIF
Theatreview, 22 September 2013
Choral Grief @ NZIF
Theatreview, 22 September 2013
The Vance Fontaine Big Band Happy Hour @ NZIF
Theatreview, 21 September 2013
The 121 Connection @ NZIF
Theatreview, 21 September 2013
Pundemonium @ NZIF
Theatreview, 20 September 2013
Time Lord @ NZIF
Theatreview, 20 September 2013
Loose Cannons @ NZIF
Theatreview, 19 September 2013
Opening Crumpet @ NZIF
Theatreview, 18 September 2013

I create, perform, and teach improvised theatre, and keep a little improv blog, which I update every day. I am available to come and teach your group, and have the following workshops ready to go:

The Other 90% Body language in improvisation

So much of human communication is non-verbal, and yet we rely so heavily on words to shape our scene work. This workshop helps you unlock the body language you already know for use within your improvisation, leading to better connection with your scene partners, and more natural scenes.

En Pointe Dance like an improvisor, improvise like a dancer

Go beyond the burly-men-in-tutus comedy approach to improvised ballet, and discover ways to use ballet as a graceful and sophisticated storytelling tool, even with no prior training. Covers principles of balletic style, balletic mime, and sweet tricks like lifts and synchronised chorus work.

Fine Tuning Directing improvised work

Even for beginning improvisors, directing is a very useful way to learn to analyse the structure and content of a scene, and to discover what inspires you as a performer. This workshop covers both directing and accepting direction gracefully, with an emphasis on practical application through directed scene work.

If you’d like to book me to teach any of these workshops, or you have something else in mind, please get in touch! I love working with new people.

Oh man, check out this guy’s pencil case!

Robbie Magasiva

Design and illustration

Matt sent me a whole lot of squiggly lines and strange words and I pasted it into my site and everything looked better.

Emma Brittenden