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Jaunt around some as yet unexplored bits of the Chilterns round my home, then back along some of the Red Kite route. I was really hoping it was gonna be over 50miles, still, didn't get defeated by any of the hills which I was pretty pleased about.

http://www.bikemap.net/route/725380#lat=51.63741&lng=-0.84629&zoom=12&type=3

Dunno if that's the ideal solution actually, seems to be better suited for multiple copies of the same layout using a set of fields that change between each. My purpose is one document output with a bunch of indiviual fields that need to vary according to the master excel file. If i've got it right in my head, data merge could be made to do this, but the complexity of the excel/.csv file needed would make it pointless in this application.

Just gonna do it manually for now. Cheers for the suggestion anyway, useful info.

Nice one, I'll give that a go. I have a feeling that^ might be a cell/table style issue, but I've never worked with those before either so I'll give your way a go first.

Rather than create a new thread, thought I'd dredge/hijack this one.

Can anyone tell me how this Indesign file's been put together?

Got it from our printers to fuck about with, tried to put in a link from an excel cell as a little experienment. I'd ideally like to have links for each number to individual cells of a pricing spreadsheet which I can then update with various exchange rates without having to change every text field. Managed to get the link in, but it inserts in a new line and fucks the formatting up, like this:

These are my import setting:

It's not a major problem if it's not possible as it'll only be changed 2/3 times a year, I just don't like not knowing!

Thanks & sorry for the epic post ;)

Not sure of the law for a bike, but jumping a red to get out of the way of an emergency vehicle in a car is pretty much the only situation in which an appeal will stand up.

Also +1 for Foobar. my computer's so much faster at startup since I ditched itunes.

"Artists"

I was more thinking

Oh, it's got a central divide, hence the gutter on the right of the road. It's fair enough for him to be on the right lane but he should be in primary right? As it is he's gutter riding, and in a place where most drivers would not expect to see him. Makes me cringe every time I see him, just looks inherantly deadly.

Theres an old boy who sometimes cycles the first part of my commute, a 75m stretch of dual carriage way with lights at the top and always has streams of pretty havy traffic travelling down it. He always rides right over on the right hand side of the right hand lane, in the gutter, I guess so he doesn't have to cross the traffic at the end. Feel like I should follow him and tell him it's not safe, but not sure I could fully explain why.

DREDGE....

So I just put on my Dynohub wheel, and fitted the lamp, but I don't have a rear light to attach it to. All the Busch & Muller ones I've seen seem to be for fitting to racks or mudguards and at the moment I've just got my road bike, which has the capacity for neither of those things (and TBH I'm not that interested in fitting a bodge for the sake of a few rainy commutes). Does anyone know of a rear light that has a seatpost mount?

Otherwise I guess I buy one of these:
http://www.dotbike.com/ProductsP3022.aspx?utm_source=google&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=FGL
and glue on a post mount from an old Cateye..

That finish is teh sex. Real pretty.

I think you forgot the size BTW.

Where are you based? Ewanmacdonald and myself will be heading out towards Marlow at 10, with the aim of meeting everyone on the road. We could meet up if you're somewhere along the way. Will PM my number.

Only just saw this, but thanks anyway. Quality day, really enjoyed every mile of that. Really great to meet you all, my first group riding experience and I loved it.

Could someone possibly PM me a contact number so I can see where abouts you guys are come about 10.30am? Managed to get a snakebit puncture hitting a pothole on Friday and being stupid didn't get to the shops before they closed today. Will have to wait until 10 for fucking Halford to open. FFFFFFFfffuuuu...

Hopefully will be able to meet you all at Cookham or might head out to Frieth/Turville if I'm too late for that.

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I think I'll meet you on the way into Cookham, I guess at the river would be as good a spot as any.

Hey, what are the internal dimensions of these locks?

I was around when they threw squatters out of the council block in Labrunum Street a few weeks ago. Counted 20 + stolen bikes. The thing that annoyed me was that despite, piercings, dreads etc they all seemed to be middle class kids.

What made you think they were stolen?

I played at a charity all-dayer at that Mare St place a few weeks back. Seemed like a good place, they have a really good setup for live music - healthy sound system, one of the biggest stages I've been on in a while. Bit of a wierd vibe towards the end though, a lot of very drunk punks will do that though I guess.

491 Gallery in Leytonstone is a great place, they have a gallery space (dur) cheap rehersal space and run cheap nights and community events. I know the people there and they are all very creatively motivated.

They are amazing! My friend recently went to see them at the Colours of Ostravia festival. I couldn't go because I was too broke. What a bastard.

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Anyone into these guys? They don't use guitars, but cellos through distortion, and Contrabass Sax/ Soprano Sax/ trombone. Amazing band, the frontman 'Stakula' is a bit of a legend in Finland apparently. Love this video too, funny and a bit dark.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAMFHT6BGO0

Cheers GL :D

Managed about 39 miles over about 4-5 hours around the Chilterns and then down to Henley and back to High Wycombe. This is good for me, furthest I've gone since getting the roadie, probablly the furthest I've ever gone on a bike.

Over here I think the supermarkets generally pressure the dairies into selling their milk at a loss, or at best, at a tiny margin. Bullying cnuts the lot of them.

Cool, well I'll have a look on the route and figure out where'll be best, it's pretty easy to get to most of those little villages round that way from where I am.

I'm gonna have a look at the route and if I think i'm up to it might join you. Total noob so I'm not sure I'll be able to hack it though. I guess I'd try and hook up with you somewhere on the way to Henley if you're going that way, or if you come through High Wycombe. I can here a kite going mental outside my office window, saw a couple when out yesterday too around Fingest area.

what's that frame?

Oh my. I hope it's the camera making that colour look so horrible.

Yeah, it's about as primary red as you could get in reality.

Also,

doesn't way half a metric shit-ton

I was tired last night, but that's beyond retarded.