I found this video ... It 's a bit antiquated but certainly beautiful ^ ^
I had to put it under!
"Fidelity": Do Divorce ... from Courage Campaign on Vimeo .
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Hursthouse Virtue Theory And Abortion Summary
Do not divorce I want to write my Dads! Afternoon of April
I found this video ... It 's a bit antiquated but certainly beautiful ^ ^
I had to put it under!
I found this video ... It 's a bit antiquated but certainly beautiful ^ ^
I had to put it under!
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Missed Period Only Brown Mucus
My Furoshiki!
A few days ago Igor sent me a link to a video where a Japanese guy with a few simple knots, created by a square of cloth bags surprising purpose of various forms. At first the thing I was not particularly impressed, it is about the video I was struck by the brilliance of the object combined with an extraordinary ease of implementation. This sport is accessible by a square of fabric are called in Japanese furoshiki and the modern revival of an ancient way to carry items that appear to date back several centuries ago. Actually affects the relevance of this ancient object, in a period where perhaps we should all strive to meet our environment more firmly. The country where I live is still very hungry for consumerism and the gray period after the years of communism is very difficult to clear the idea of respect for the environment: for years under the plastic bags were a rarity and in some represented as an icon of wealth and abundance. Here it was spending in the markets in the old way, with a bag of cloth or the famous and ubiquitous авоська (avos'ka), a sort of network spending. Today in the era of supermarkets and an abundance of more or less misleading is not easy to make an (apparent) step back and go shopping with the retina. The
furoshiki, could be an alternative way to raise awareness of the issue to a label that combines practicality undeniable even a touch flirtatious and fashionable! Here
public image of my first "creation" that I experienced with the help of Marina (pictured here)!
avos'ka The following is a typical Soviet-era (among other things that I think were used also in Italy a few years ago)
A few days ago Igor sent me a link to a video where a Japanese guy with a few simple knots, created by a square of cloth bags surprising purpose of various forms. At first the thing I was not particularly impressed, it is about the video I was struck by the brilliance of the object combined with an extraordinary ease of implementation. This sport is accessible by a square of fabric are called in Japanese furoshiki and the modern revival of an ancient way to carry items that appear to date back several centuries ago. Actually affects the relevance of this ancient object, in a period where perhaps we should all strive to meet our environment more firmly. The country where I live is still very hungry for consumerism and the gray period after the years of communism is very difficult to clear the idea of respect for the environment: for years under the plastic bags were a rarity and in some represented as an icon of wealth and abundance. Here it was spending in the markets in the old way, with a bag of cloth or the famous and ubiquitous авоська (avos'ka), a sort of network spending. Today in the era of supermarkets and an abundance of more or less misleading is not easy to make an (apparent) step back and go shopping with the retina. The
furoshiki, could be an alternative way to raise awareness of the issue to a label that combines practicality undeniable even a touch flirtatious and fashionable! Here
public image of my first "creation" that I experienced with the help of Marina (pictured here)!
avos'ka The following is a typical Soviet-era (among other things that I think were used also in Italy a few years ago)
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Eminent Luggage Lock Combination
begin by chickens and hens!
last Saturday (May 16) I finally restored the old chicken coop in my house in Tbilisi.
Since I had to give a general clean the garden I thought it would be fun to restore the old chicken coop in order to have fresh eggs and, further, to do some tasty fried chicken!
of curiosity, I'd like to understand what the end will it cost me both meat and eggs!
recap costs:
20 chicks 2.5 lari - 50 lari - about 22:50
€ 3 to 7 young chicks lari one o'clock - 21 lari - about 9:50
€ 56 kg of broken corn - 39 lari - about 17:50 €
short, the total expenditure was approximately € 49.50.
Here in Georgia do not distinguish between chicken meat and chicken and then eat one or the other indiscriminately. As I remember my grandmother bought in the country male chicks to grow to eat the meat and chickens were kept but only for eggs and the possible hatching. When he did not give the hens lay more eggs were used to make a broth with Tad Hamilton!
When I asked if I could have only male chicks the boys breeding of Koda, a few kilometers from Tbilisi, I have looked evil! So long as the chicks grow up I will not know for sure how many chickens and how many chickens I bought. Maybe I will find myself swamped with eggs, maybe not ...! We'll see ...
last Saturday (May 16) I finally restored the old chicken coop in my house in Tbilisi.
Since I had to give a general clean the garden I thought it would be fun to restore the old chicken coop in order to have fresh eggs and, further, to do some tasty fried chicken!
of curiosity, I'd like to understand what the end will it cost me both meat and eggs!
recap costs:
20 chicks 2.5 lari - 50 lari - about 22:50
€ 3 to 7 young chicks lari one o'clock - 21 lari - about 9:50
€ 56 kg of broken corn - 39 lari - about 17:50 €
short, the total expenditure was approximately € 49.50.
Here in Georgia do not distinguish between chicken meat and chicken and then eat one or the other indiscriminately. As I remember my grandmother bought in the country male chicks to grow to eat the meat and chickens were kept but only for eggs and the possible hatching. When he did not give the hens lay more eggs were used to make a broth with Tad Hamilton!
When I asked if I could have only male chicks the boys breeding of Koda, a few kilometers from Tbilisi, I have looked evil! So long as the chicks grow up I will not know for sure how many chickens and how many chickens I bought. Maybe I will find myself swamped with eggs, maybe not ...! We'll see ...
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