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Si eres de los que inundan el Escritorio de accesos directos a sus programas, documentos y ficheros favoritos, Stardock Fences ser tu perfecto aliado.
Stardock Fences agrupa los iconos del Escritorio en grupos o cercas separados por cuadros semitransparentes que podrs colocar en cualquier esquina. As los tendrs a mano y no te molestarn mientras realices cualquier tarea. Es ms, con dos clics en el Escritorio, Stardock Fences se ocultar.
Con Stardock Fences puedes organizar el Escritorio de forma automtica o creando t mismo las cercas. Por defecto, tienes una para Programas, otra para Carpetas y una tercera para Archivos y documentos, pero puedes crear muchas ms para accesos directos, pginas web, archivos, imgenes, vdeos, carpetas personales...
Stardock Fences cuenta con la opcin Folder Portals, que muestra el contenido de una carpeta en una cerca. As vers el contenido de dicha carpeta igual que en el Explorador de Windows sin necesidad de abrirlo. Por otro lado, estos Folder Portals tienen distintas vistas: iconos grandes o medianos, lista y detalles.
Otra funcin interesante de Stardock Fences es la posibilidad de crear multitud de cercas y repartirlas en Escritorios virtuales. As tendrs varios espacios donde trabajar en diferentes proyectos en funcin del contenido de cada cerca.
Y no te preocupes si todas estas opciones te abruman: Stardock Fences ofrece ayuda y explicaciones grficas integradas en la configuracin del programa, accesible desde el Men Inicio y desde el Panel de Control de Windows.
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Robert Frost
Something there is that doesn't love a wall, That sends the frozen-ground-swell under it, And spills the upper boulders in the sun, And makes gaps even two can pass abreast. The work of hunters is another thing: I have come after them and made repair Where they have left not one stone on a stone, But they would have the rabbit out of hiding, To please the yelping dogs. The gaps I mean, No one has seen them made or heard them made, But at spring mending-time we find them there. I let my neighbor know beyond the hill; And on a day we meet to walk the line And set the wall between us once again. We keep the wall between us as we go. To each the boulders that have fallen to each. And some are loaves and some so nearly balls We have to use a spell to make them balance: 'Stay where you are until our backs are turned!' We wear our fingers rough with handling them. Oh, just another kind of out-door game, One on a side. It comes to little more: There where it is we do not need the wall: He is all pine and I am apple orchard. My apple trees will never get across And eat the cones under his pines, I tell him. He only says, 'Good fences make good neighbors'. Spring is the mischief in me, and I wonder If I could put a notion in his head: 'Why do they make good neighbors? Isn't it Where there are cows? But here there are no cows. Before I built a wall I'd ask to know What I was walling in or walling out, And to whom I was like to give offence. Something there is that doesn't love a wall, That wants it down.' I could say 'Elves' to him, But it's not elves exactly, and I'd rather He said it for himself. I see him there Bringing a stone grasped firmly by the top In each hand, like an old-stone savage armed. He moves in darkness as it seems to me~ Not of woods only and the shade of trees. He will not go behind his father's saying, And he likes having thought of it so well He says again, "Good fences make good neighbors."
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Fences and Barriers
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By Marina WilliamsDec. 7, 2014, 4:30 a.m.
With a few simple steps, you can refashion the fence or outdoor furniture these holidays.
SMART: Dark colours are on trend for exteriors and fences. Photo: DULUX.
Unpainted or weatherworn fences, retaining walls or wooden outdoor furniture pieces can ruin the look of even the most polished garden and outdoor living area.
A few coats of paint can rejuvenate your timber pieces and save you the expense of purchasing new products. And choosing the right colour for your timber fence or outdoor setting need not be arduous, says leading colour trend forecaster Andrea Lucena-Orr.
Andrea, Duluxs colour expert, says theres a trend towards darker colour schemes for exterior fences.
Popular trim colours of past years have traditionally been the standard safe option for home owners. We are now seeing increases in darker schemes in the neutrals shades, earthy greens and deep greys, which create a lovely backdrop, Andrea says.
Darker colours are becoming increasingly popular with fences, which follows on from the popularity of darker exterior colour schemes for the home. Deeper colours can accentuate beautiful natural foliage colours, making your garden the key feature.
Another trend is to feature brighter accent colours with exterior furniture and pool sidewalls, she says.
Poolside retreats are casual and fun outdoor living spaces. Bright and playful colours can reflect the perfect poolside vibe. A hot pink wall, with furniture in a contrasting colour, set off with your favourite greenery, will quickly transform your poolside space into your tropical sanctuary, Andrea says.
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When Enda Bolgers Gilgamboa won his first two races over fences, he shaped as a real star of the future, says Pat Keane.
When Enda Bolgers Gilgamboa won his first two races over fences, he shaped as a real star of the future.
Gilgamboa began with a smooth success at Navan, but it was his subsequent display at Limerick at Christmas that marked him down as a horse with a real chance of going right to the top.
I have to admit to allowing myself to be a trifle carried away with that performance and gave the seven-year-old a solid chance against Un De Sceaux in the Arkle at Leopardstown last month. Such poor judgement, on a consistent basis, would surely see any punter on the breadline sooner rather than later.
Gilgamboa went to Leopardstown as a quite brilliant jumper, but banged into the fifth last. After that, he was always on the back foot, eventually struggling home 15 lengths and half a length third behind Un De Sceaux and Clarcam-in a three-horse affair.
One assumed the error was the cause of what was a seriously tame effort and that Gilgamboa, with no Un De Sceaux to worry about, would set the record straight next time.
And so he reappeared at Navan last Sunday, going off a 4-9 shot to beat three rivals, in a Grade 2.
But, horror of horrors, the horse that looked so talented over flights, and in his first two outings over fences, had literally disappeared.
When he won at Limerick there was a captivating electricity about Gilgamboa. His enthusiasm for the game and the way he attacked and bounded across obstacles was a joy to behold.
But it was all gone at Navan. His jumping, at least on occasions, lacked fluency and he came off the bridle so far out that it was difficult to fathom.
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Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) February 20, 2015
Total Fence Inc. (http://www.TotalFenceInc.ca), the leader in residential, industrial, and commercial fence and deck installation in the Greater Toronto Area, is releasing advice on ways in which home and property owners can protect their wooden fences during the winter.
This winter, the GTA has seen some harsh weather, and it seems to only be getting worse, says Tony Defeo, owner of Total Fence Inc. With multiple extreme weather warnings and days of heavy snowfall, wooden fences could be at risk if they arent properly protected.
Defeo explains that a lot can go wrong with wooden fences, especially during a cold, snowy winter. For instance, moisture can build and posts can become brittle, so knowing ways to protect your wooden fence is important.
Too much moisture building up on wooden fences will cause mould and mildew, and can even cause the fence to break down, he adds. Property owners need to check posts regularly, particularly after heavy snowfalls. Also, they need to drain access water around the posts and remove any debris that may attract moisture.
Defeo notes that warping is another problem that wooden fences face in the winter. The distinct shift in seasonal weather is one of the triggers of warping, but combating that starts with how the fence is initially installed.
The best way to prevent warping is having professionals install the fence in the first place, Defeo concludes. A solid fence installation will ensure that posts stay straight and stable, even as the weather goes through sharp turns. Its the same for shifting fences; if the posts arent installed deep enough, then its possible for them to shift with the change of weather.
The team at Total Fence Inc. understands the damage winter can cause to wooden fences and makes sure to take all preventative measures when performing installation. For more information or to book an appointment to have a fence built for the spring, visit http://www.TotalFenceInc.ca.
Dogora should get off the mark over fences - at the eighth attempt - in the Irish Stallion Farms Beginners Chase in Fairyhouse.
Dogora should get off the mark over fences - at the eighth attempt - in the Irish Stallion Farms Beginners Chase in Fairyhouse.
A dual-winner as a juvenile hurdler, in addition to finishing third in Grade 1 event at the Punchestown Festival, this Willie Mullins-trained grey produced his best effort over the bigger obstacles when beaten a half-length by Bright New Dawn at Punchestown fourteen months ago.
This season, he has gained valuable experience in three of Irelands most competitive handicap chases, fading late to finish twelfth behind the ill-fated Balbriggan in the Troytown at Navan back in November on his seasonal bow.
He then fell at the sixth in the Paddy Power, won by Living Next Door, but produced a solid effort last time, when finishing fifth (beaten sixteen lengths) to Foxrock in the Boylesports Leopardstown Handicap Chase, when he made a costly mistake at the second last.
Dogora has fallen in two of his seven starts. But, with a rating of 138, hes a classy handicapper competing in beginners company today and hes difficult to oppose.
The featured At The Races Bobbyjo Chase sees Jim Cullotys Aintree Grand National hope Spring Heeled return to action. Last seen when fourth to Road To Riches in the Galway Plate, last years Kim Muir winner is favoured by the race conditions but, without a recent run, might struggle against the Gordon Elliott-trained Roi Du Mee.
A tough and consistent performer at this level, Roi Du Mee registered his biggest win when landing the JNwine.com Champion Chase in Down Royal in 2013 and, must concede weight to his four rivals today.
Winner of a listed event at Tramore on New Years Day and likely to dictate the pace, Roi Du Mee should prove tough to beat.
Tomorrow, in Naas, the Willie Mullins-trained Max Dynamite might be good enough to land the Grade 2 Paddy Power Shops Better Value Novice Hurdle.
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On Saturday, Feb. 14, WILDCOAST, the City of Imperial Beach, US Fish and Wildlife Service and YMCA Armed Services volunteers joined together to remove blighted chain link fences from wetland habitat in the South Bay National Wildlife Refuge in Imperial Beach. This important initiative is part a larger effort by WILDCOAST to restore habitat and increase access to the bayfront.
During the event, 17 volunteers from YMCA Armed Services worked with WILDCOAST and US Fish and Wildlife staff to remove 100 feet of unused chain link fences from sensitive wetland habitat. The fence removal, part of WILDCOASTs Scenic South Bay Vision Project, is a collaborative effort to beautify wetland and coastal shoreline in Imperial Beach and South San Diego Bay, and restore habitat in the San Diego Bay National Wildlife Refuge. The Vision project is engaging volunteers in cleanups, fence removal, restoration activities and community beautification projects this year. ,
Removal of blighted fences is crucial to restoring and improving public access in the South Bay and WILDCOAST will be planning future events to engage the community these efforts, said John Holder, Border Coordinator at WILDCOAST.
To learn more about future events to conserve and restore South San Diego Bay with WILDCOAST or for photos from this event, please contact John Holder at (619) 423 8665. For more information about WILDCOAST, please visit http://www.wildcoast.net.