Toads Caravan | Animation, Motion Graphics, Design, Writing, Illustration, Film, 3D/CG, Glasgow - Toads Caravan is a digital and analogue artists collective offering animation services and more based in the west end of Glasgow. We're all working freelance, under one roof, to make things easier (for us and for you). We set up in October 2010 bringing together designers in a shared space to generate more work, share skills and ideas and most importantly, to keep one another company.
Country: 176.74.20.5, Europe, GB
City: -0.0955 England, United Kingdom
Action packed movie with wonderful actors. I have this on Blu-Ray and the picture and sounds are outstanding. There's a thrill a minute with this movie and it mixes tragedy with light comedy. I would highly recommend this movie to people of all ages.
Way too basic, Potentially interesting if you are close to retirement, not so useful if you want to learn HOW to save for retirement.
The only reason I gave this two stars instead of one, is that it was actually fun leveling my first character. After that, the game got bad fast. I played this on opening day for about a month'ish. So I have nothing to say about recent updates or even the RMAH.
With every version of netobjects it gets more and more unstable. There's no backup of course or real support.
Best version of A Christimas Carol ever! This is a family tradition watching the Alistair Sim version on Christmas Eve. You can't get wrong with this adaptation. The acting is exceptional and this is the gold standard to which all other adaptations are judged. You won't regret this purchase.
I have been using this kit for over a year and it has been terrific. I too had one of the "professional home brewer" set ups before, but all of that collects dust now in the basement. This is so much easier and quicker to make. I made up a box of all of the tools and I have all of the steps in my head now, and I can get two kegs fermenting in an hour, then 3 weeks later, I can get the bottles sanitized and filled in about an hour, too. The best way to do this however, is to ferment in the keg at the same you are fermenting in the bottles so that you are producing on a constant, rotating basis, thus when you empty the keg to fill the bottles, refill the keg and get it going with a new batch at the same sitting. Doing this with one keg (and fermenting for 3 weeks) you will get 8 quarts every 3 weeks. Frankly, it's not much more work once you are working on one keg to prepare a second, thus increasing production to 16 quarts every 3 weeks, equal to 1 3/4 cases every 3 weeks. After shipping costs, the beer ends up being under $1.50 per quart. I find the quality of the beer to be good, although I do not try to alter the basic recipes. Leaving the beer longer than 3 weeks may help, I don't know.