Q: outdoors. Although cold weather may push some of your workouts indoors, you can still exercise outdoors during much of the winter. For example, with the appropriate clothing, you can continue running outside during the coldest months of the year. With the appropriate gear and an eye on the weather, a winter wonderland can be a great place for exercising. With warm clothing, you can also bicycle in the winter months. However, you need to watch for ice on roads and trails. It may be a good idea to walk a path before you bike on it to make sure that it is free of ice. Be on the lookout for ice that can lead to an accident and injury. The winter months are a great time to go for walks. If you live somewhere that receives snowfall, winter walks can offer scenic beauty. Moreover, the fresh winter air can be refreshing and rejuvenating. With a warm coat, a thick cap, and a good pair of boots, you can continue to take long walks in the wintertime. Make sure that you dress appropriately and listen to the local weather. If it is dangerously cold outside or there is severe winter weather, stay inside. Depending on where you live and your local weather, you may be able to go hiking in the winter months. However, many state and national parks are closed in the winter. Also, inclement weather may make some trails unsafe or inaccessible. Be sure to check with local parks officials before hiking. If you want to go for walks off the beaten path, you might consider snowshoeing. This will allow you to go for longer hikes on surfaces that have not been shoveled or cleared of snow. If you own a dog, visiting your local park is a great opportunity to get outside during the winter. You can walk your dog or play games like fetch. Plus, having a playful romp with your dog outside will keep both of you warm, too! If you bundle up properly, you and your dog can both enjoy the great outdoors during the winter. Most dogs' coats offer them natural protection against the cold. However, if your dog has a light coat, you can buy your pet a winter vest and boots to keep them warm. If the weather is extremely cold, limit your dog's time outside. The winter months offer a number of unique outdoor chores that you may need to accomplish. In the late fall or early winter, you will likely need to get out and rake up the leaves that have fallen in your yard. If you live somewhere that gets lots of snow, you may need to get outside and shovel the snow on your driveway and sidewalk.
A: Exercise Go for walks. Take your dog to the park. Take care of outdoor chores.

Q: Holstein cattle are classic black and white cows. They are by far the most popular dairy breed of all. Holsteins may be the most expensive animals (to purchase and to feed), but they are known for yielding the most milk. Holsteins make up 90% of all dairy cows in the US. Although they are usually black and white, they can also be red and white. They are very large, typically around 1500 lbs. (680 kg) and 58 inches (1.47 meters) tall. They can thrive in a variety of settings. They typically produce at least 8-10 gallons (30.3-37.9 liters) of milk each day. Jersey cattle are the smallest dairy cow breed, and may be a little easier on the pocket book. They are beautiful cows known for their solid brown color, wide-set eyes, and long eyelashes. They typically weigh around 1100 lbs. (499 kg). Colors can range from light brown to almost black. Jerseys tend to give milk higher in butterfat, which makes them ideal if you want to make butter and cheese. They produce about 4-6 gallons (15.1-22.7 liters) of milk each day. They're easy to breed because they're fertile and easily give birth. Brown Swiss cows are a popular breed, known for their sturdiness. They produce a decent quantity of milk, stay in lactation longer than other breeds, and tend to have a long lifespan. They are usually light brown or grey/silver. Brown Swiss cows usually weigh 1300 to 1400 lbs. (590-635 kg). This is said to be the best milk for cheese. They tend to have large calves and some cows may struggle with the first calf.
A: Learn about Holsteins. Research Jerseys. Read about Brown Swiss cows.

Q: Several cloud based web portals facilitate recording of phone conversations without the additional hassle of installing any software or purchasing hardware. The service calls both the source and destination numbers, bridges them, and records the call. The service is tightly integrated into a telephony infrastructure which resides in the cloud. This allows providers to store recordings in the cloud and make them available to subscribers through personal portals. Some of such services are www.recordator.com, www.saveyourcall.com etc and a list of such services can be found at this Wikipedia article[1] All your call recordings are made available by the providers in your personal dashboard and you can download them as well. At first, you need to create your personal profile on their website and purchase calling minutes according to their pricing plans. Average call + recording pricing varies from 10-25 cents per minute depending on which plan you choose. You need to take care of the legal angle. So if your location requires two party consent, the onus in on you to inform your caller that the call is being recorded.
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Use cloud-based web applications. Most of such services utilize the 'Cloud-Bridge' technology. There are several providers. They can be used with any type of phone(fixed line or cellphone). All such web applications follow a subscription based model. They do not inform your caller that the call is being recorded.