For starters, what do you recommend?
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This is a great source of protein, it will keep you satisfied until your next meal and it tastes good.
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I recommend the Healthy Meal (nutritional shake mix) with 2 scoops with the protein powder (it increases hunger control & energy) 1 scoop.
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It depends on your current level of fitness. Will you be modifying to start? A good pair of cross training shoes, a mat for stretch & Yoga, and a set of resistance bands. I prefer the kind that combine a single band with detachable handles. Some starter sets (3 diff level resistance bands, handles, and a door adapter). You can add on from there.
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Thank you for the advice. You told me what I needed to hear about this before I made my purchase.
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This is a great starter set! Once you've had it, you can get ideas about how many more pieces you'd like. They don't tire of them quickly! Get a nice Rubbermaid tote for storage.
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I only just purchased it, so should be fine, but will check it out! Thanks!
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YouTube is your best bet. Lodes of info. Get basics, and go from there. Stay with one bullet. Know that bullet. You will not go wrong. Good hunting!!
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Sorry, that's a subjective call. You'll have to decide what's best for you, your budget and your equipment.
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Install Linux! Linux Mint would be a good place to start, but Zorin OS 9 and MakuluLinux are also good choices. This card can handle all the eye candy that compiz can throw at it. Just go to Makululinux.com. These operating systems recognize this card immediately. This is of course just a personal preference.
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I learnt with a teacher so I wouldn't really know what's best for self-study, but there are some great guides on Youtube that start from the very basics! Give it a search! Also David Finckel's Cello talks are quite interesting too - not necessarily for absolute beginners though :)
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This would be a good start and take your time, follow the directions that come with the model and you will gain a lot of experience with this one!
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I'd recommend rookie to get a feel for the controls, especially for newcomers. Pro for a laid back, but pay attention game (fun if you like 4th quarter comebacks). AllStar for a challenge, and Superstar/Hall of Fame if you are into testing your skills at basketball and fighting A.I. Script. Hope that helps.
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In concur with BOTH answers! The 600 is a good starter but I prefer this one (but I still kept the 600 for travel purposes).
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I would start with just one. You can always add a second later, but I would be surprised if you need a second one.
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The very first thing you should get is a book. The current Hornady book and another like they Lyman 49th would be good to start with. After a few hours of reading you will have a good idea what its all about and all the stuff you will need to go with the press.
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17.4, good bird to start with, but if you have no experience, contact me back for a better choice.
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I would get the Magic 2013 core set deck builder's toolkit and it's the most up to date. It's a good intro and provides information on how to play and how to build decks efficiently.
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If I were you, I think I would start with a smaller model that is less complicated and less expensive and work your way up to this model so you can do a really good job, learn how to take your time and do it right the first time and have a model that you can be proud of.