Saturday 27 February 2010
Balancing a Checkbook
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Friday 26 February 2010
Look mummy my wings are huge
posted by: Currentmedia in Uncategorized on 02 26th, 2010 | | 100 Comments »

I’m sorry for uploading this shot again, but i have a good reason….

I said recently i had some great news….. well this is it;
A greetings card publisher contacted me after seeing this shot on Flickr and asked me if they could buy the license for it!
I agreed and signed a contract, i get 6% of all profits plus a £50 advance!
And….. this will be in British ‘John Lewis’ stores from the 8th February in time for Mothers day! So please buy it for your mums my friends! :-))))

I can’t wait to see it on sale! :-)

Highest position in Explore - 37

Young cygnet exercising it’s ‘wings’ underneath her watchful and protective mother…..
Taken at Chew Valley Lake, near Bristol, Somerset. 

Source: Carl Loves Somerset

Wednesday 24 February 2010
LuckyPacks.com Giveaway
posted by: Currentmedia in Uncategorized on 02 24th, 2010 | | 10 Comments »

The title pretty much says it all!!! check out http://www.luckypacks.com for all your battery charger needs.. and they are now starting to carry cases!!! Save an extra 10% by entering promo code “mtpflyers” Good luck on the giveaway everyone!! THANKS for stopping by!! C-YA

Tuesday 23 February 2010
Business Trip Travel Insurance
posted by: Currentmedia in Uncategorized on 02 23rd, 2010 | | No Comments »

If you are planning a business trip, you may be under the impression that if anything was to happen to you while you were away that your employer will cover it. However, the chances are, your employer will be under the assumption you have arranged your own travel insurance, therefore responsibility, as far as your employer is concerned, would lie with you.

Whether you are self employed, or an employee, or an employer, looking to take a trip to improve relations or get a better deal from a supplier, o meet that all important new client, but having business trip travel insurance in place you can be sure that all you need to worry about is the ask at hand, and not anything related to your trip.

Having the insurance is not just sound financially, but, in the event of an emergency, can also help your business make the most of an unfortunate situation, as well as ensure that you business meeting is not too effected by any mishaps that may happen. Your cover could include a replacement colleague clause, so that if you or your employee is sick during their business trip, your insurance will cover most if not all of the costs in replacing that colleague with another member of staff.

Time and time again we hear that our own government officials have left extremely sensitive and important information, appear and digital based, in places they shouldn’t have been left. It happens, and when it does, it can cause a real problem within your business. No matter how comprehensive your insurance is, no amount of money can bring that data back, so be sure you have back up copies of all important documents relating to your business. However, your business trip insurance can cover the cost of a replacement laptop, which at least softens the bow a little when you have o tell your employer the bad news.

No matter what you encounter during your business trip, by taking out the appropriate insurance you can be sure that no matter what unexpected events occur, your business will not be affected. Business trips are a necessary burden to most people, and the burden should not be made any bigger by needing insurance, and not having it.

If your business trip is not all work related, and you plan to have a little fun while you’re away, some providers will be able to offer cover equivalent to a holiday single trip, which will be an extra benefit of your business trip insurance.

Make sure you check with your insurer to find out exactly what your policy covers.

Author:

Lilly L Fry writes for Theidol.com specialize in travel insurance and you can compare quotes from the UK’s best known insurers online at http://www.theidol.com.

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Monday 22 February 2010
Cell Phones In Action: Use your phone as a Modem with a Mac
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Saturday 20 February 2010
183_7564 banksia media Golden Stalk Proteaceae prostrate
posted by: Currentmedia in Uncategorized on 02 20th, 2010 | | 2 Comments »

Shrubland and woodland along the south coast of Western Australia.
Banksia media is a shrub to about 4 metres but can grow taller. A prostrate form from the south coast of Western Australia retains the low habit in cultivation. The leaves are broad with toothed margins. The cylindrical flower spikes are conspicuous and bright yellow in colour about 150mm long by 70-90mm diameter at flowering. They are seen in early winter and may continue through to spring. The seeds are enclosed in follicles attached to a woody cone and are generally retained within the cone until burnt. The species is closely related to B.praemorsa and B.epica, the latter being a much rarer species which occurs in the same general geographic area as B.media.
asgap.org.au/b-med.html 

Source: Kate’s Photo Diary

Friday 19 February 2010
India Sout Africa Second Criket Test at Kolkata Winning Moments
posted by: Currentmedia in Uncategorized on 02 19th, 2010 | | 8 Comments »

Here is the video footage of the last test between india and south afric at Kolkatta. In a thrilling climax india won
the test by innings and 58 runs and retained world number one in icc rankings..
http://www.bluegrids.blogspot.com
Score board. A big claps to Hashim amla where he alomost fought alone till the innings end.
India First innings 643 -6 declared Sehwag - 165 Laxman- 143* Dhoni- 132* Tendulkar- 106)
South Africa -First Innings 296 all out (Amla 114, Petersen 100,Harbhajan 3-64 Zaheer 4-90)
South Afirca - Second innings 289 all out (Amla 127*, Harbhajan 5-59, Mishra 3-78))

Thursday 18 February 2010
Discovering goat milk
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Discovering goat milk

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote here about how consumers are choosing goat milk much more often. Realizing I had no first hand knowledge of goat milk beyond things you could make with them such as chèvre and goat butter (both things I love!), I decided to get better informed.

Trying goat milk for the first time is kinda like getting a tattoo: it”s easier if you do it with a friend. So, as I set out to explore my goat milk curiosities, I peer pressured Rebecca, the blogger behind much admired Ezra Pound Cake (how can”t you love this blog just for its name alone!) to join me. Check out her blog today to discover how she enjoyed our mutual virgin goat milk experience. And, read on for my own story.

As you can tell from the picture above, I decided to go big or go home. I purchased all of the goat milk products at my local Planet Organic store. Besides trying them as-is from the package, I also used the liquid products to make butterscotch pudding (something I do pretty much every weekend at Oliver”s request) and in a cup of coffee. Here are my tasting notes:

- Goat”s Milk Strawberry Ice Cream (sweetened with honey): This ice cream is incredibly light textured and so wonderfully delicious. The finish has just enough of the same tang that makes chèvre so appealing to cut the sweetness of the honey and make each bite an adventure. While I doubt kids will like this ice cream, it”s a wonderful adult treat. I can see it complimenting rhubarb pie or crisp perfectly.

- 2% Goat Milk: consumed cold, this milk is just slightly different from cow”s milk. I can see people who like cow”s milk but can”t digest it finding this milk a very good substitute for their cereal and cold milk drinking pleasure. In a latte, however, it didn”t work as well since the stronger end note flavours were greatly accentuated when the milk was heated.

- Organic Whole Goat Milk: I really liked this rich and creamy milk cold and can see it being interchangeable with homogenized cow”s milk for use cold. I used this milk to make butterscotch pudding and I have to say, it wasn”t entirely successful. As the pudding cooked, the heady aroma of stewed mutton was rank in my kitchen. Gross when mingled with butterscotch! And, when the pudding was cooled, the same slight acidic goatiness that worked for the strawberry ice cream was in the finish of the pudding. The goat milk was simply not interchangeable with the cow”s milk in this instance.

What I learned: goat milk is pretty delicious cold but, if you”re going to use it in baking stick to flavour profiles that have an acidic finish such as berries, chocolate, apples, citrus and the like.

By:  danamccauley                        Source

Thursday 18 February 2010

It is not easy to find day-to-night, stylish, versatile fashion handbags. But, you do need one that you may use for all times. There are numerous gorgeous handbags available in the market today. And, with a little effort, it is possible to choose a bag that will not only last for a long time, but is also worthy of the money paid for it.

 

Tips to Select Fashion Handbags

 

Think about how long you will remain happy with a particular fashion handbag. If you are ready to stick with it, invest in a costly bag. But, if you are the type of person who likes to switch every few months, it is advisable to go for something less costly.

 

Ensure your fashion handbag holds all your necessary things. A bag may be cute and tiny, however, if you have got tampons coming out of it, it doesn’t look cute any more, does it?

 

Choose a bag having a basic color. Deep pink can be fine; however, can you carry this to the mall, or for a nice dinner? Choose something basic and simple: white brown, or black are great choices.

 

Think about the durability of the bag. If you are careful in handling bags, a delicate one will be fine. However, if you keep your purse stuffed with loads of items, a delicate one may not be the right choice.

 

Select the one that closes. Open handbags aren’t safe, and may leave your personal items susceptible to falling out.

 

Find the shape that goes best with your personal requirements. If you select a small bag, but carry loads of things, it will not only look overstuffed, but will also offset your look. 

 

Follow these simple tips to choose the right one for everyday use.

Thursday 18 February 2010
Grab the Best Metal Buildings For Sale
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When it comes to the best type of metal buildings you can get some amazing offers. The prices for such buildings are always quite steep but relatively less because they are made up of steel. Steel buildings are always an excellent buy because they ensure such stunning profits and advantages for all their buyers. It becomes relevant to opt for such amazing building options so that people can have all the relevant offers. You should visit our website and get the low down on how to get hold of metal buildings for sale. They have discounts and offers you will surely love so make it a point to find out all about your options and have some of the best options.

Excellent metal buildings are up for sale which you can take a look at. Get to know more about where they are located and other relevant details which will help you make the right types of options. Find out the details so that you can opt for some of the best offers. Grab them while the opportunity lasts so that you can ensure a great time getting to know all about the right types of metal buildings for sale.

Once you have all the relevant details on what becomes necessary make it a point to find out what is required for buying the best types of buildings. You will get excellent deals and a lot more so make it a point to buy the best type of building soon.

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