Jonboy

Well I haven’t used the laptop for a month but plan to this weekend. Better boot it now and let it get itself up to date....

Probably just as well you did not post an image for Ford Fusion...

Or a Ford Probe...

How much genuine overtaking is there in formula E, which has high hard barriers round every track I have seen?

Kvyat is out then https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/132687/kvyat-no-longer-part-of-red-bull-in-f1

Whereas in cities they have streetlights so cycles don't actually need lights...apparently...

 

(OK so the majority of cyclists I see after dark do have lights...but I find it surprising how many don't, especially the ones dressed in black... And I'd have thought that Deliveroo cyclists would spend enough time on their bikes that they might feel it a worthwhile investment).

I have fitted various attachments to bikes for some of the ladies in our office recently. It has been surprising how little space there is for a mudguard, light and reflector on a ladies mountain bike saddle post, unless you spend out on higher end saddle mounted lights etc.

The area that has never quite sat right with me is the ignoring of age limits on games shown by 90% or so of parents...I am sorry but parents wouldn’t ignore it on an adult movie, so why buy an 11 year old a game rated 18?

Particularly by parents that don’t play such games themselves and are not aware of the full content.

Very common in the US.  The garage is converted into an office until the development is built out and then turned back into a garage.  Surprising in this day and age to see such a small garage for what appears to be a 4BR home!

 

Brian.

Ahh you see here in Oxfordshire a dwelling is allowed one parking space if you have one or two bedrooms, and 2 if it has three or more bedrooms. This is hard coded into local planning (zoning) policy.

You can buy one map update for UK/ROI for £34.95 or get four updates for £39.95. Depending on how much driving and how much of the UK road network you use it isn't really necessary to update every year.

On my unit they charge you for missed years to catch up....hence the experience Horsetan mentioned, but with new free for life options it’s not such an issue.

most new tomtoms have free maps for life, on my older unit the cost is £24 a year, but then they always offer 18 months for price of 12....

Next time it comes up though I plan to replace the unit with a tomtom 25 as its starting to show its age.

I have used a tomtom for years and been happy with it. I have it connected via an RDS receiver, which picks up traffic updates over a radio signal (data signal piggy backs on classic fm I believe) and offers alternative routes if they should be faster.

Do keep the maps up to date by connecting it too a computer every three months or so.

Nice little bit of SEO there me thinks...

Book-keeper, surely?

Nope, nothing like that as a distinction. Anyone can call themselves an accountant and offer to do your accounts and taxes, but you will always remain legally liable...the only major thing restricted to chartered accountants is financial audit work ( in particular the signing thereof).

Do they list themselves as part of a professional body, and do you have written terms of engagement?

What utility or program did you use to create the backup?

Are you trying to access the backup from the same utility or program?

Will be interesting to see if Vettels gearbox survived intact from that, or if it will be another round of penalties in Japan.

But haven't you heard, he has turned vegan and this likely to make him less aggressive according to a specialist sports dietitian...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/41416402

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=n3oI-JaBdRQ

Surprised at how he drifted over the gravel considering he entered it sideways.

Prodigy -fire starter as the curtains close, followed by the conga as people leave....

Taking a quick look at the manual for your dishwasher it is rated at 2300watts. If you do choose to try it plugged in elsewhere, make sure any extension cable is rated for 13 amps and fully unwound. (Yes I know 2300 watts is 10 amps...).

With many laser printer bundles you get a reduced capacity cartridge, I.e. It won't print as many copies as the full price cartridges.

To expand on the fingerprints comment the reason it kills the bulbs it it leaves a film of grease on the glass, this then heats faster than the rest of the bulb, causing it to crack or blow.

I have to say though that is a direct response to the airlines charging to check bags in, which I believe they did to try and speed boarding and turn around time.

I'm afraid I had to Google Guy Martin.....

I am sorry to hear this, think Fred Dibner but a lot more interesting...

I hate to ask but any sign of rodents and any hollow walls they could be running up?