Apple MacBook Pro.... What a Beauty!

Apple really took enough time and designed it well...the second series is simply superb...the same as prices ):

Ladies and gentleman: Apple MacBook Pro

Ma.gnolia as a flower tree and a Web 2.0 social bookmarking entity

Here, you can see a beautiful magnolia tree in its best appearance.

Ma.gnolia is also a Web 2.0 bookmarking entity. I wanted to describe it more precise, but I found out, that the guys at Ma.gnolia have really nice story about their site. Here is just a part of that story and Ma.gnolia link, so you could check it by yourself:



'What is Ma.gnolia? To understand Ma.gnolia completely, let us tell you a story. It's a story we like to call "And on the First Day, There was a Search."

Really, on the first day there was just one web page. Then there were two, and a link was made between them. Before long, there were lots of web pages, with many many links between them, and suddenly we needed specialized web sites to help us find other web sites. And the term 'search engine' became part of our new web vocabulary.'

Saturday was quiet, cloudy and warm

There was nothing really new, today. Reading about building back links, RSS feeds, submitting web sites to web directories, watching videos about Internet marketing.
Thirty Day Challenge is truly a huge library of very practical and useful materials about Internet marketing, social bookmarking and generally about Web 2.0 technologies. Ed and Dan did a wonderful job and, of course, they widely promoted Apple Mac and Leopard operating system as far superior towards classic PC

Gold Price helps me in buying Apple Mac Pro

There is an old saying:'After the storm comes the calm.'

The price of gold rocketed and broke through the psychological barrier of $1000 an ounce, for the first time.
This is a very good news for gold owners, shareholders of gold mining companies and me. Why me, I could say, that I'm almost broke and that I'm quite struggling financially on my road to my desire: Apple Mac Pro computer with big glossy screen?

The answer is hidden in the rate of an American dollar. The dollar has plummeted against all main currencies. That means, that my Apple Mac is going to cost me less, than usually, because maybe, I should plan to buy it in USA. I know, that British retailers are never going to lower the prices of Macs, despite considerable change in exchange rates for American dollar.

There is another commodity, which price reached a record of $111 per barrel: crude oil, despite rising inventories.

I believe, that's more than enough high numbers to digest for today.

These ugly, boring signs

Most estate agents in Kilburn and around Christchurch Avenue use very similar signs for announcing their services. I simply don't like them. They are so boring and very annoying to me. Whenever I see them, I think about how much they pollute our environment. Our free space in Kilburn is quite limited, because this is residential London and not suburbs or wide countryside, but such non-creative property signs are making all appearance even worse and more space limited. I am really looking forward the day, when the government is going to realize their disgusting effect to our living space and cut them off by night, with no mercy at all.

This is certainly the best fruit stall in Kilburn and the man is a really great guy, who is there at all times.

Maybe, these signs look a bit better and a bit more creative than previous ones. This comparation reminds me relationship between Apple Mac computers and classic PCs. Creativity versus Boredom.



p.s.
i am sorry, for bad picture formatting in blogger. i'm sure i'm going to do it much better with apple macbook pro