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Food For thought | Simonmccormack's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. April 19, 2010 in Uncategorized. After people buy food from the shop, their thoughts regarding the food dramatically decrease. Can you honestly say you go home and ponder over the origin of your wonderful new purchases? The thing I find most interesting is the ease at which we can get food. What can be said about the transport of foods around our globe? As I also recently learned Cash Cropping. Picture below: Not much to look at at the moment, but b. Leeks, middle right.
Energy by name, Energy by nature | Simonmccormack's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. Energy by name, Energy by nature. April 19, 2010 in Uncategorized. Should they not have extremely professional people within their ranks to ensure that they do not come across as Cowboys when the public asks questions. I think so anyway. that’s enough about them. Might be a bit what they were like? Ha, sorry, funny image! The million dollar question really is, What will happen to life as we know it, once oil is gone? Ireland for example at the moment has only about 10% ...
Getting me thinking | Simonmccormack's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. January 31, 2010 in Uncategorized. This was our very first week of sustainable development and for me was a very useful one. It began fairly conventionally but ended quite unconventionally. The idea of doing a large group activity was very good as it gave us all a chance to get thinking about not just the class but what the class actually meant. Cattle ranching deforestation on the amazon. I hope that each week from here on in only gets better and better. You are commen...
Tax Project | Simonmccormack's Blog
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Hello world! | Simonmccormack's Blog
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. January 27, 2010 in Uncategorized. Just checking to make sure everything is up and running ok! Comments feed for this article. January 27, 2010 at 5:09 pm. Hi, this is a comment. To delete a comment, just log in, and view the posts’ comments, there you will have the option to edit or delete them. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Notify me of new comments via email.
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124; Comments RSS. Packing and Equipment Tips. Tony Canning on Level 4’s tomorrow! Cailin and Liam on Some new pics up in the Galler…. On Some new pics up in the Galler…. Síle on More People Have arrived! Daithi on Italy Tomorrow! The multi-day trip… will we be living off the land? Make skirts from palm leaves and use tobacco for toilet paper? On the water gear:. PFD, Spraydeck, Helmet, Rivershoes. Paddle top, wetsuit/paddle pants, thermals. Throwbag, knife, sling, carabiner,. Off the water gear:. Water ...
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Simon McComb, Director of Photography, Camera Operator, Time-lapse specialist, 1st AC
Simon McComb, Director of Photography, Camera Operator, Time-lapse specialist, 1st AC. Cinematographer, Multi-Award Winning Photographer, London based Advertising Photographer, Lifestyle and People Photography, Professional, Knowledgeable, Experienced, Unit 'stills', Specials,. This content requires the Adobe Flash Player 10 or higher. Get Flash Player now. Click here to view the HTML version of this website.
Simon McComb Photography and Film Direction.
Simon McComb Photography and Film Direction. Reportage and the The Isle of Gigha. August 8, 2008 – 1:15 pm. Subsequently when Audrey Dickie of Gigha Hertitage trust approached me to produce photographs for a forthcoming calendar I jumped at the chance. This gave me the chance to go back to my roots and work on a real reportage assignment. Gigha is a unique community owned Island, seven miles long by a mile and half wide situated three miles west of the Kintyre Pensular. Thanks must go to Mark, Adam and K...
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Simon McConville Kitchens and Furniture
Contemporary and Classic Bespoke Kitchens. Simon McConville designs and builds exceptionally high quality kitchens and furniture. He has 20 years experience designing and creating all types of styles and using many materials. His classic solid wood oak and walnut kitchens are enhancing many homes in the Northwest of England. More recently, painted wood and glossy surfaces have become popular and technology features more in his kitchens. Go to the projects pages to see examples.
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Just another WordPress.com weblog. April 23, 2010 in Uncategorized. Reposting as PDF. Sustainable Development Project by Simon McCormack. Sustainable Development Project by Simon McCormack. April 19, 2010 in Uncategorized. After people buy food from the shop, their thoughts regarding the food dramatically decrease. Can you honestly say you go home and ponder over the origin of your wonderful new purchases? The thing I find most interesting is the ease at which we can get food. Leeks, middle right. Energy...
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A blog about Simon and Caitlin
A blog about Simon and Caitlin. Exciting life of a little boy and his sister – documented for family and friends. Weekly portion of Simon and Caitlin. On August 9, 2015. 1 Guess what happened today! 2 Three missing teeth on top. How does she eat? 3 Sometimes the kids are allowed to walk the neighbors dogs. 4 Cooper is a perfect dog for everyone! Even Katie can manage him. 5 That’s it folks. 6 I can’t get Simon to look normal. Weekly portion of Simon and Caitlin. On August 2, 2015. 2 Katie chose a scooter.
Simon McCullagh | Cape Town Architects Studio
Modern Cape Vernacular Style Barn Constantia. Lake Michelle Estate Noordhoek. Cape Barn Style Retreat Franschhoek. Cape Dutch House Refurbishment Constantia. Simon McCullagh Architects is a small full-service studio of Cape Town architects, specialising in cape barn, country house and cape vernacular style architecture. Although projects vary in size from minor refurbishments to major developments, Simon McCullagh Architects promises a collaborative approach and personal service.
Simon McDonnell
I am a Dublin based software developer with a focus on mobile development. I currently work at Diona. On mobile solutions for governments and social service agencies. Previously I have worked on social networks, created productivity tools, and spent one somewhat perplexing year delving deep into medieval literature.
Simon's Tech Blog
Back to main site. Jan 31, 2015. Animating individual Views is something that has become easier with each Android release. There are times, however, when you may want to animate multiple child Views at once, such as when loading a new Activity or Fragment. This can be difficult to achieve, particularly if you want to time each animation to occur after the previous one. Luckily, there’s already a tool just for that: Layout Animations.
