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El Gobierno de la Comunidad de Madrid ofrece locales comerciales a emprendedores de la región en condiciones muy ventajosas. Así lo ha podido comprobar el consejero de Transportes, Vivienda e Infraestructuras de la Comunidad de Madrid, Pedro Rollán, quien, junto a la directora gerente de la Agencia de Vivienda Social de la Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Pinilla, ha visitado hoy un local comercial donde un grupo de jóvenes empresarias ha instalado una floristería.
“El objetivo de esta medida es facilitar al máximo a aquellos emprendedores que lo deseen la puesta en marcha de un negocio, cuya fase de apertura es sin duda uno de los momentos económicos más difíciles y que mayores gastos generan. La creación de empleo es una prioridad básica del Gobierno regional presidido por Cristina Cifuentes, y medidas como éstas que faciliten la apertura de nuevos negocios y, por tanto, del empleo, contarán siempre con el Gobierno de la Comunidad de Madrid”, ha señalado Rollán
Nigel Willson is Suffolk's very own display pilot, being from Ipswich although his trademark Yak-52 is now based at Earls Colne airfield. Nigel can usually be found at the smaller and more local airshows, although in 2011 he displayed at the 2011 Waddington international airshow.
Approximately £1.50 per hour at the local love hotel at the current exchange rates. Cheap unless you only need it for 10 minutes.
Young + Local: PDX Panel Discussion
Sep 9, 2015 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Bison Building
MFA AC+D Graduate Lecture Series presents Young + Local: PDX Panel Discussion : Laura Allcorn: Second Story, Adam Garcia: The Pressure, Marc Moscato: Know Your City, Ethan Allen Smith: PeetKegler, Allison Ullmer: Allison Ullmer Jewelry, Kate Bingaman-Burt: PSU. Moderated by Killeen Hanson and Dave Laubenthal.
Photos by Joe Greer
IBM Model M Enhanced Keyboard from a local seller
Membrane PCB
Stabilizers (Stock)
Steel Back Plate
Buckling Spring over Membrane (Stock)
Stock Two-piece Keycaps
Attached PS/2 Cable
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Some say “good things come in small packages”, the IBM Model M would like a word...
This is a thing of absolute beauty, and for many is the physical embodiment of “90s Keyboards”. I don't think I'll have too much to say in this write up, as the board mostly speaks for itself (both literally and figuratively). If you want a good rundown on the history of the Model M, (www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7wmMZmMinM) give this a watch.
From top to bottom, this Model M is completely stock, I've cleaned it up, but outside of that there's nothing that I would want to change. This will be a relic from a bygone era more than a daily driver; it is still worth noting the board functions without a hitch, just needs to be used with a USB to PS/2 adapter.
The buckling spring switches that are feature in this board were popularised by several IBM keyboards, most notably the Model F and Model M. The name stems from the way the spring in the switch “buckles” on the downstroke producing that sweet, sweet “click” and really nice tactile feedback. Yes these are loud, and yes they might not be suitable for classroom or modern work environments, but damn is it a joy to type on.
The overall construction of the board is second to none. It features a super thick ABS plastic case, a hefty steel backplate, a pretty standard membrane circuit board, and the chunky as all hell two-piece keycaps. Throw it altogether, and I'm sure that if one was so inclined, you could quite easily kill someone with one of these.
It was these boards that led me to r/modelmbirthdays, (this is where I get super nerdy) and I would love nothing more that to get my hands on a Model M dated 28 March 1994. That, would be the ultimate keyboard flex. But hey each to their own.
And with that, I think that concludes the “vintage” or vintage inspired board that I own.
It isn't true that there is nothing in the shops in Zambia. There are many local shops just like this one where you can get a variety of different groceries and clothes etc.
Ryan Renfield digging on local MusicMan who drops a jam on us as we stroll through the Pearl
August 31 2013