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Copyright © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis. Visit the original article at http://yorgonestoridis.com/yorgo-nestoridis-development/ycademy/upgrade-win-7-32-bit-to-64-bit/.
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1 Run Win 7 32-bit and 64-bit on the same Machine
1.1 Run 2 Windows OS on the same Machine
1.2 Can my computer run Win7 64-bit?
1.3 Are my installed Programs Win7 64-bit Compatible?
1.4 Install Windows 7 64-bit
Run Win 7 32-bit and 64-bit [...]
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Self catering accommodation in Knysna
croft house knysna
Knysna Self Catering or Bed & Breakfast Accommodation
Croft House in knysna is situated in a quiet valley about 3 minutes drive from the centre of Knysna. Bed and Breakfast and self catering accommodation is offered at Croft House, Knysna.
The spacious and comfortable suites at Croft House all have private [...]
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By lalakoiOakhurst Hotel George
The Oakhurst Hotel is a thatched gabled hotel facing the Outeniqua Mountains, in George. The Hotel is centrally situated in the CBD of George, and is the ideal location to explore the rest of the Garden Route.
Hotel Accommodation in George, South Africa
Oakhurst Hotel is stylish, deliberately small and exclusive accommodation in George [...]
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Copyright © 2010 Yorgo Nestoridis. Visit the original article at http://yorgonestoridis.com/yorgo-nestoridis-media/5-tips-to-take-pictures-of-cars/.
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1 5 Tips to take Pictures of Cars
1.1 Look at the subject from different angles
1.2 Look for interesting Details
1.3 Create Focus with your Camera Settings
1.4 Create Focus by Post-Editing
1.5 Narrow Framing
5 Tips to take Pictures of Cars
When you take shots of [...]
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Der Lederhändler manufactures fine handcrafted leather products including shoes for men, ladies and children, as well as a large range of bags, wallets and general leather goods made of the finest quality leather. We retail direct to the public through our factory shops in George, Mossel Bay and Knysna.
Our leathers are sourced mostly [...]
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Customizing WordPress Child Theme In this tutorial we will create Custom Post Types and add variables and functionality to them. Also we will add some styling for more user-friendly display in the dashboard. Having set up our basic Child Theme structure we will now proceed with the customization. But before that we will do some basic WP configuration and go through the settings. You may be used to building WordPress based sites and therefore you may have some habits in as much as settings and configuration are concerned. Some basic WP Settings Here is what I do in the dashboard: 1. Trash and permanently delete the Hello World Post. 2. Delete the default Links. 3. Set Permalinks to: /%category%/%postname%/ 4. Under Settings General enter Blog Name and Tagline; for the purpose of this exercise I use as a Title: WordPress TTP and as a Tagline: Tips, Themes and Plugins 5. Add some content to test content display by importing an RSS feed using a plugin such as Feedwordpress. I pulled into a new category called Blog the feed from my author-blog at: http://yorgonestoridis.com/feed Custom Posts and Child Theme We have set up a basic child theme for the purpose of [...]
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Web Design with Passion back on new PC Finally, Web Design with Passion is back on a new PC…. actually a whole new OS on 64bit. What a journey… and this with powercuts and connectivity issues… all fun but we’re getting there! We grow through our struggles… but inbetween I just imagine myself being that happy, fat and buzzing bumble bee in my garden floating from flower to flower and living in complete bliss! Web Design with Passion back on new PC To get Web Design with Passion back on a new PC meant and still means installing each and every program from scratch. Not that this isn’t an interesting and instructive exercise nor is it the first time I do this – but it’s time-consuming and often frustrating especially when there is such a huge list to do! However, starting out from scratch has its merits that can be compared to the annual spring clean-out: unless you are an obsessive gatherer and collector, it’s a good time to get rid of everything that’s superfluous and not absolutely necessary and becoming lean and light with lots of potential to move forward with a new and speedy lightness of being and [...]
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