Advantages: Baby loves food, good variety, no additives
Disadvantages: sometimes overly runny

...Jars are available for 3 stages - Stage 1 - from about 4 months Stage 2 - from about 6 months Stage 3 - from about 9 months Table time - from about 13 months Beechnut also makes First advantage jars- from about 6 months with DHA and ARA (nutrients found naturally in breastmilk) Stage 1 is fruit and veg, and Stage 2 upwards moves on to meats etc as well as different mixes of fruits and veg. Stage 1 jars include Applesauce, Pears, Beef, Butternut Squash, Chicken, Bananas, Lamb, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Sweet Carrots, Sweet Peas, Green Beans, Turkey and Veal. Stage 2 Jars includes all the above ingredients but mixed together, for instance Chicken with Sweet potato and Rice, or Cinnamon Raisin Pears with Apples or Macaroni & Beef with Vegetables, to give examples of a few. They also include more fruits and veg such as mangoes... Read review

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Advantages: Top of the Socket 7 processors
Disadvantages: Rare, and difficult to find, and no longer worth the upgrade.

...When I say "K6-X", I refer to the following CPUs or processors made by AMD (Advanced Micro Devices): K6-II, K6-III, K6-II+, K6-III+. I'm just too young to remember the K6 cpu, let alone the K5. In this "article", I am going to write on the top of my head, what each CPU is/are/were, my experiences with them, what they can do, how much they would cost, and to conclude whether it would be worth buying one! (Warning, this may be a little technical but I'll try my best to explain) All K6-X cpu's require a (super) Socket 7 motherboard, otherwise it won't fit! - for simplicity. Socket 7 is fading out, just like the K6-Xs, so they are becoming rare. To start, the good old K6-2. This is available at many clock speeds from less than 350MHz, to upto 550MHz. Currently, AMD are in the final stages of phasing out the entire K6-X line of CPUs... Read review

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Advantages: Lots of friendly pictures
Disadvantages: A little short on basic addition

...would definitely recommend it - excellent value at £2.99. Carol Vorderman's Maths made Easy: Ages 6-7, Key Stage 1, Beginner Paperback, 40 pages Published by Dorling Kindersley (2005) ISBN 978-1-4053-0954-7 Price £2.99 (Amazon £2.84)... Read review

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Advantages: Bowie at his absolute brilliant best with a band and music to kill for!
Disadvantages: Practically nothing whatsoever...

...I bought Stage on holiday for cheap after not going to see Bowie perform live back home, as with Bowie I love half his stuff and the other half, well, not. Back at the hotel room in the evening before offing out, I slipped it from the plastic case, allowing the digipak to unfold and very nice it was too. Within liner notes from Tony Visconti enthused about Stage and Bowie's live shows, giving some personal insight into their working and how this re-release of Stage returned the music to the original running order (previously it was separated into one CD of more conventional songs and another of less conventional instrumentals). I slipped the first CD into the walkman, feeling a little uncertain as to Visconti's enthusiasm and… One of 'those' more unusual instrumentals begins - the track he opened the concerts with. Warszawa... Read review

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Advantages: Crudup's surprising and engaging performance
Disadvantages: rather predictable fare

...Maybe it’s because I was less than complimentary about Billy Crudup’s rather functional perfomance in Big Fish, or perhaps I was just in a sentimental mood as I settled down to watch this theatrical little tale, but I left it rather moved. No genius here, but a lot of heart made it something worth watching, if not an urgent recommendation. Seventeeth century English law decreed that it was illegal for a woman to take to the stage. As such, some male actors would specialise in playing women’s parts. Billy Crudup takes to the screen as Ned Kynaston, a beloved star of the stage, famed for his Desdemona, supported and secretly worshipped by his plucky dresser, Maria (Claire Danes). Her suppressed passion to emulate the object of her desire on the stage is finally given its outlet when one theatre takes the risk... Read review

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Advantages: Great script, performances and attention to detail
Disadvantages: Unnecessary nudity

...In 1660, the most beautiful woman on the London stage is played by a man. Ned Kynaston is the most feted “actress” in the country, dazzling everyone as Desdemona in “Othello”. But when Charles II bans men from playing women, Ned is out of a job and has to watch as his lovelorn dresser Maria takes to the stage. How will he cope? And can his acting talents stretch to playing men as well as women? Director Richard Eyre is best known as an award-winning theatre director, so who better to direct a film about the theatre? He and screenwriter Jeffrey Hatcher (adapting his own stage play) interweave fact and fiction. Ned Kynaston was a Restoration-era star and Margaret (Maria) Hughes was the first woman on the stage. Hatcher’s script is well-written, witty, poignant and intelligent and will frequently be compared to the Oscar... Read review

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Advantages: dedicated publication with lots of job opportunities
Disadvantages: none

...The Stage is a dedicated newspaper for all those who are involved or interested in the entertainment industry. Not only does it publish knowledgeable and well info