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hello, yes, is that Peter Noone of Hermans Hermits? Oh Pajamas has been on the forum for 3 hours has he? I'll pass that message to Platini,

That is a spitting image of a security guards at my old work. Quite scary.

I was most horrified by the "William" character in the second episode.

And that vigilantes were burning people.

Much of the civilians complaints are the same that you hear here.

However the guy that was community policing in the second episode, he seemed to be pretty much on his own, but he was doing everything the right way. Very brave man indeed considering the consequences.

Has anyone seen this, really interesting series.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00g1vdq/Louis_Theroux_Law_and_Disorder_in_Johannesburg/

Much of it is very shocking.

Thanks guys for the advice.

I am about to stick a mountain bike frame on ebay that I had sat in the garage for the past couple of months.

Because I am a bit of a numpty to ebay and posting frames, I am completely clueless on the best way to post it and how much (approximately) it would cost to post it.

Does anyone know?

Other than that, if the iTunes service is starting up before networking, it might automatically be failing on boot and defaulting.

Better explaination here

http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/hosts.htm

have u tried sticking the the computers address and alias in the hosts file?

no...it makes sense. I'm aware of the factors you point out. my issue is more to do with it being written in a Brief.
there's no need for him to be so honest! :D

Argh, sorry I managed to misunderstand your question.

However that statement might be referring to:

1. That all new knowledge is built on top of previously known knowledge. i.e. in any form of Engineering you implement what knowledge already exists to fit the solution, which usually requires creative thinking.

2. New "original" work usually finds inspirations from several sources whether this is from nature itself or from another person.

Therefore it not necessarily saying that creativity doesn't exist, it just that people tend to reimplement existing ideas in a completely different context ...

... or I could be talking utter bollox.

ta.

it has all ben loaded onto itunes, and works fine once i point itunes to the correct location, but i suspect that the router changes the addresses when the computer starts, so itunes goes back to the default location.

If your suspicions are correct,

If your router has "static DHCP" in the configuration webpage it provides you with. You can set that computer/NAS/whatever it is to have a particular network address associated with it.

If your router doesn't you may have to resort to using static addresses for your network (which is a bit wank).

Like this?

I would rather be dodging cars/transit vans/taxi's/lorries/tanks all day.

Paul smith did a whole range of special edition bikes made by mercian with wack paintjobs.

Surprised the bike he chooses to ride is a plain beater with weird additions like adjustable nitto & gran compe tyre.

I really like the colour scheme on that green bike, it screams "MEAN GREEN MACHINE".

I'm with Jimmy Fingers, I never listen to any music when I am walking, riding etc. I find I get really disorientated without hearing what is going on around me.

Get a decent commuter bike.

I did a quick google search and found a 'chart' for different material used in MTB;

http://www.mtbbritain.co.uk/frame_metal.html

apparently carbon is a big no-no when it come to jump.

Most Jump bikes used to have steel frames (and bloody heavy ones as well), I suspect that has changed now.

I remember having a fairly decent XC mountain bike and being far fitter than I am now, there was this guy just sprinting away from me on a PACE, was pedalling my ass off trying to chase him down and he just killed me.

Dunno if it was the bike or him (suspect it was both), but the bike looked cool when he was kicking my ass.

Not a fixed, but these were bloody awesome.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Pace-RC300-MTB-frame-18-inch-XC-Race-RC-300-aluminium_W0QQitemZ110314839934QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR?hash=item110314839934&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1301|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318#ebayphotohosting

"Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen nineteen and six, result happiness. Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery."
Old Dickens had it spot on.

Might not be as cheap as you like, but I had one for years until it got nicked from my locker at work.

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/2533393/c_1/1|cat_10197186|Men%27s+watches|10197287/Trail/searchtext%3Ecasio.htm

Not very cool, but does the job.

http://rigby.blog.so-net.ne.jp/_images/blog/_b09/rigby/NewtonFaulkner-KW04-070113.jpg

We see a few of those at the student union, they usually appear on 'open mic' night.

this spesh looks like ok value

I have the same model and it is a decent bike. Two gripes though, handling is too quick for my liking (used to road bikes with loads of rake), secondly the front brake feels gritty all the time (maybe cheapy pads?). Apart from that those minor gripes, it is a really nice bike.

Raleigh Rush Hour.

I must says that it look great, especially the lugged fork and the frame protection from the drop bar (whatever that is called), shame it's U.S. only, otherwise I'd go for that.

I don't like the polished red 'steal me' bits, but apart from that it looks amazing.

If you have a TV card on ur PC with S-Video input you can encode it directly to MPEG-4 and it really easy to master a DVD from that.

They don't make them anymore.