Not far from Madrid, this small city is included in most trips to the capital, and with absolute justice.
The monastery, built in the 16th century is UNESCO heritage, and a landmark in Spanish architecture.
Totally dedicated to tourism Escorial is harmonious and nice.
For those who haven't seen Mafra, in Portugal, the size of the monastery impresses at first sight.
Huge, some kilometers out of the capital, totally dominating their home towns, however, they differ in style and history. Well, accept my challenge and read about it in Escorial , for instance, in my Mafra page, in Mafra History or, better then that, try to find a translation of Nobel awarded Saramago best work - Memorial do Convento.
I don't know if it is common, or I just had luck, but I watched in Escorial a very interesting parade.
Clearly, it was the real people, here and there with very naif details, but always with the Spanish garb.
It's interesting to check when do they happen, this pilgrimages.
About ten kilometers distant, away from everything, in the wild mountain, a big church was carved in the rock, to be used as memorial to the victims of the civil war.
Very appreciated during the dictatorship (and despised by the catholic church), it's a place that invites to think.
And thinking is the healthiest exercise!


6. Establish new habits – We can be our own worst enemy when it comes to being distracted! This can be noted as the biggest time stealing problem in offices. Wasting time chatting, taking too many coffee breaks, trawling the internet and Facebook, attending every email as it comes instead of attending to them in set time blocks all threaten your task flow productivity. Instead, switch off the inbox bell that informs you an email has arrived, limit your coffee breaks to when a major task segment has been completed and guard against talking with other staff during task flow times. When you work, just do work!
7. Focus on one task only – The real power comes when you just focus on one task at a time until it is 100% complete before you move on to the next task. Really focus on the task like a surgeon doing brain surgery. It really does require your 100% focus! This takes practice but it is a great skill to learn and achieve!
8. Work fast – Work as fast as you can through the required task(s) without compromising quality and making mistakes.
9. Thoroughness is the key – Be dedicated to being as thorough as you can while maintaining your speed. Be committed to doing the task so accurately, you or anyone else will not need to revisit the task again to fix stuff-ups or mistakes. Ensure that everything is completed properly with no loose ends still untied.
10. Get better at time management – Always look for new ways to speed up any process, make a task more efficient and you more productive. Always ask 'how can I get this done in less time, next time?' What processes, checklist, forms and systems can be developed or improved to streamline the task for quicker/more accurate completion next time?
Practising efficient time management is the key to being a successful property manager, having a healthy mind and adding miles to your self-confidence and worth to your employer or department.
Don't be the one that says they are too busy to get better at time management!
Always strive to refine and improve your skills with one of the greatest skills of all!


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Having expended more resources, energy, or time than one can maintain or sustain; overwhelmed by undertaking too many activities at the same time. Between school, work, and volunteering, I'm just spread a bit too thin lately. The injury-plagued team was simply spread too thin by the end of the seven-game series.
Fig. to do so many things at one time that you can do none of them well. It's a good idea to get involved in a lot of activities, but don't spread yourself too thin. I'm too busy these days. I'm afraid I've spread myself too thin.
Overextend oneself, undertake too many different enterprises. For example, Tom's exhausted; what with work, volunteer activities, and social life he's spread himself too thin . This expression alludes to smearing something (like butter on bread) in such a thin layer that it does not cover the surface. Jonathan Swift used spread thin in a positive sense, that is, something should occur less often ( Polite Conversation, 1731-1738): "They [polite speeches] ought to be husbanded better, and spread much thinner."


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Q: Is it possible to add reference to a version of Excel if it's not currently installed? Using Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition
2 PCs are involved:
PC1 has VBEE and Excel 2007 installed
PC2 (target machine) does not have VBEE installed, and has Excel 2000
What I am trying to accomplish is to build an app on PC1 to use on PC2.
Of course, when I reference the 12.0 library during the build and then try to run using 9.0 on the target machine, I get a "can't find 12.0 object library" message. Also, I can't use late binding (as shown below): PC2's security settings apparently prohibit this...
    Dim objExcel As Object 'Excel.Application
    Dim objWB As Object 'Excel.Workbook
    Dim objWS As Object 'Excel.Worksheet
    Dim objRng As Object 'Excel.Range

    Try
        'Try to Open Excel, Add a workbook and worksheet
        objExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") 'New Excel.Application

    etc...

So, is there any way to add reference to Excel 9.0 without it actually being installed on the same machine as VBEE?
Is there any other way around this?

A: Sure, I do that all the time. You'll need to grab the TLBs (or the main EXE or DLL that you have to reference) from the machine with the older version, copy IT to your dev machine (preferably somewhere in your project so you can put it under VCS, cause it just because part of the source of your project, and then set your references to that dll.
I've successfully done this with Word, Excel, PPT, and Outlook, coding against an addin that had to run in everything from Office 2000 through 2010.
I grabbed all the relevant TLBs and DLLs that contained the TLBs from various machines, located them centrally, and referenced those copies.
With .NET, you can even simultaneously reference several WORD tlbs (though I didn't have any need to actually do it). With VB6, you can't really take it that far, but again, you generally shouldn't need to.

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Today I am sharing a quick, easy and delicious appetizer – Simple Salsa Dip. This is a recipe people ask me to make over and over again, and I don't mind because there is nothing to it! Sometimes I just go ahead and make two, because it always goes so fast! I got the recipe from my aunt, who got it from a friend years ago at a party – aren't those kinds of recipes always the best?
We celebrated my husband's birthday this past week, and when I asked what kind of appetizer he wanted? He didn't hesitate to say "that taco dip!" This Simple Salsa Dip takes all the best flavors of a taco – the toppings! – and combines them to make the perfect dip for tortilla chips.
This is going to be a quick post because this recipe is that simple! Keep these ingredeints on hand, and you'll be ready if friends stop by or if you need something to bring to a party last minute.
All you need is four ingredients: cream cheese, sour cream, salsa and shredded cheese cheddar or jack cheese. And the tortilla chips for dipping!
First, combine 1 block of cream cheese with 1 16 oz. container of sour cream. If the cream cheese is softened, you can mix by hand. Or if you want to speed it up, use an electric mixer to combine! Spread this mixture evenly in the bottom of a pie plate, or other low dish or bowl.
Next, pour a 16 oz. jar of salsa over the cream cheese/sour cream mixture. Use the back of the spoon to spread it out over the top evenly.
Finally, sprinkle on the shredded cheese. I like to shred my own and use about 2 cups. Cheddar and Monteray Jack both are delicious. Or use a combination of the two! I've definitely made this and served it right away, but if you can make it ahead of time and chill for a few hours, it gets even better!
This Simple Salsa Sip is as easy as it sounds and always the first thing to go at parties!
Combine cream cheese and sour cream. If the cream cheese is softened, you can mix by hand. Or if you want to speed it up, use an electric mixer to combine.
Spread this mixture evenly in the bottom of a pie plate, or other low dish or bowl.
Pour salsa over the cream cheese/sour cream mixture. Use the back of the spoon to spread it out over the top evenly.
Finally, sprinkle on the shredded cheese to cover evenly.
Looks addictive and tasty! I might have to make extra for my crowd!
I was looking for simple salsa recipe, this looks delicious. On my list.
I have been looking for another salsa recipe lately!
Oh nice I have not tried to make salsa yet.
I love this! Simple and delicious looking – the perfect combination for an appetizer. Thanks for sharing!
I can confirm this dip is simply delicious! Stacy brought this to my house and it was a hit!
This recipe sounds delicious and looks amazing. Great for upcoming holiday parties!!
Pinned this one! We are having friends over tonight, and this sounds like a perfect appetizer!!
This looks good and so simple to make.
This looks good and so simple to make!