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Posts posted by Vic Patterson
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A great comedian, a great character! I wish him well!
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Happy birthday Dajazer, hope your having a great day!
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Happy Birthday Malcolm, hope you have a great day!
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Modern technology is very good and improving, at work we have built a "Green Building†(a gun range/ training building) it has two wind powered generators (was going to be one large but two smaller are higher cost but easier serviced etc) and we also have a large solar panel array. The solar and wind turbines both feed the green building, the building also has solar heat windows/ shutters and heat walls also composting toilets.
Most days we are putting power back into the grid, and getting paid for it!
We are now being funded to add LED outside lighting and Solar/LED roadway lighting!
That being said we don't have neighbours or aesthetics to consider!
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I remember in my day the "Dawes Double Blue†was the most wanted racer!
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Travel!
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Thanks Maggie, my guess is it's either experimental changes or more likely maintenance issues!
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Hi Maggie, are you saying the turbines on the pier have been taken down? how about the ones built out at sea?
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Here is some interesting reading about CWS bicycles, but I think the logo on your bicycle might be a Royal Enfield.
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GGG, My first problem after the install was when I opened Internet Explorer, it had changed to "Bing†homepage with toolbar, (it was always http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/) and it said it was a threat! everything else I tied was a threat and real slow, I got nervous and deleted!
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No, you simply run it again and again until your system is clear. Has never installed any "extras" on my system, but perhaps that's because I read all the install screens (except the licence agreement of course! ).
I also read the install screens and didn't take any extras.
If you really have got 834 other problems maybe you should pay them the mungy - or do a clean o/s install? It will generally find some annoyances that AVs will ignore, and it does have good rep which they aren't going to endanger.
834 problems! an obvious scam to get you to pay for the "better" program!
Have to agree with Adam, Norton is an infection in itself! Lost count of the number of times I thought I'd removed it from my system but the Symantec Updater was still clinging on in memory. The instructions on the Symantec website for the "removal tool" didn't work. I think I'm free of it now but it took hours of poking through the system files. To add insult to injury it's in the ROM of the tab I just bought and you can't remove it. I've disabled it but it's still lurking and taking up storage.
Try Avast! - it's free if you play canny and don't want all the unnecessary bells and whistles. Been using it and recommending it for several years and no one has come back to me and said "bad idea" yet!
"Not a good idea" I tried it, after several side tracks like install for mobile devices! then everthing was VERY slow, and EVERYTHING I opened was a "Potential threat" and we can save you if you BUY the better version, but it did un-install very easily! and everything back to normal! AVG on this laptop and (dreaded and unremovable) Norton on the desktop.
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Not good! but like the famous quote of the day "No publicity is bad†I think most people will see the broader picture of the community centre and all the good it does, weed out the bad apples and you have possibly turned it into bonus publicity!
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Nice one 3G! "remove 15 problems and pay to remove the 834 others" and it also installed Amazon toolbar!
Now to clean up this mess! In future I'll stay with AVG or Norton!
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Sticky milk or sugar thats all my wife puts on pancackes or crepes!
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Local bylaws allow three animals, two and one, cats or dogs but not everyone follows it! I think it is $20 per year for dog same for cats, our last cat was a house cat, and never went outside, hence no tag! (in the past we lost too many cats to the coyotes and other wild beasties.)
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Sorry to hear that Keith, we lost ours almost two years ago, she was over 18 years old, we have had many offers of cats and dogs, kittens and puppies, but my wife was not ready.
Four weeks ago a stray kitty found us, and adopted us! Now Lippy (he was very vocal) has a vet appointment in two weeks. We don't have a vet in town and only get one every Wednesday, that's when they recoup their travel costs! $$$, Fixed, shots, licence etc, its a big road trip when they are sick or injured!
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Good to see you back Canny Lass! I hope your recovery is getting easier and you're getting more mobile and comfortable, and you soon get back to your old self.
Looking forward to your postings, they have been missed!
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Hi John, will it be streamed on the internet? if it is will there be a link on Bedlington.co.uk ? what will be your hours broadcasting?
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I think if you look at the old Miner's Picnics and you'd see that the mining community was a very close family that moved freely around the area, just look at the different pits that HPW worked in! and the names from all over the area that had Bedlington connections. I'm sure if there was an death underground you would find a Bedlington miner in the rescue or recovery team!
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Caad tetties, chips, crisps or owt left on the dinner plate! there wasn't much of a loaf left after my brother and I had egg'n chips!
Hmm!I think I know why I had that heart attack!
O.T. Anyone hear from Canny Lass?
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Great photos Fourgee, love the Lancaster, Hurricane, Swordfish and the "modern†Vulcan and Hunter
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Happy birthday Tony, I hope your having a good one
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My guess would be Wild Cherry! not from my limited knowledge but using the attached guide. (there are several out there) To use most guides you really need to be near the plant as it asks several questions, shape and type of leaf, opposite or staggered etc. (I'd bet my mom would have known!)
http://www2.bgfl.org...ts2/tree_id.htm
http://www.british-trees.com/treeguide/cherries/nbnsys0000003417
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Driving around the Newcastle area is just like being in the U.K. The towns were often named after coal mining towns in England, Scotland and Wales, my relies were in Kurri Kurri. I'm sure our down-under friend Brian can shed some light on it!
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