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creese

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  1. From the recipe book, Heart attack on a Plate
  2. I make a Key Lime Pie with condensed milk, Fussels usualy, the lime juice solidifies the milk.
  3. Yes, far better to make a couple of little holes in the lid and pour the contents,
  4. There is a nice app for any Android users, with accompanying website Free Calorie Counter, Diet & Exercise Journal | MyFitnessPal.com
  5. 2 URLs = a Negative.
  6. The link doesn't work anyway.
  7. Not mine but is worth posting. "I, for one, am excited to have pinged you offline about the corporate jargon engagement as it pertains to Web 2.0 and social networking. I thought the take-away was crisp and actionable, and very leverageable for our time-critical human-capital management push to be launched soon. Rather than offshore our best practices, we must execute on them, virally, wirelessly, securely, and with excellence and innovation. Online collaboration, m-learning, and SaaS have allowed us to engage, embrace, and extend our efforts, as have reengineered customer relationship management and teleworking via Twitter, SMS, iPhone, and social networking. But we must relentlessly google for answers, fedex them, skype our colleagues, webex our learning, and knowledge management, while scanning the environment for new sustainable solutions, that are, of course, innovative, creative, orthogonal, and lateral. In conclusion, in this post-9/11 world, we have to hope, and we have to change, and we have to deliver on that hope and change, and preserve those deliverables for our future and the future of our planet. And our children. Remember the children. And the avatars. Clarification added July 12, 2008: Shout-out to Doug: Thanks for the heads-sup and kudos but WTF? RTFM, ROFL and see the first para! (ooh, nw gt gen-y n hr 2) Agree with the jargon being useful if not overused, expanded beyond its original use, or most typically, to obfuscate or hide from responsibility . But then again, I like English and American English speakers in particular because it's really very permissive." Kevin H. posted on Linkedin.com
  8. I think you'll find the liquorice will gum up the cutter.
  9. Thank you. I've had my bad moments, but recently got over a pretty serious illness and I'm back to who I want to be. The people I know in SA are fantastic, they include, Africans (Zulu, Xhoso, Basotho and Zimbawian), Afrikaaners and Brits. No one there expects anything fom anyone, they get on with life and smile a hell of a lot. Education is a priviledge not a right and parents and children value it above posessions. I feel extremely lucky to have them as friends.
  10. Got these to for just less than £200,000 Hot and cold running water, somewhere. Good bus service, no people capacity restrictions you get a guarenteed ride (even if you have to sit on someone's lap)
  11. I know of plenty I could sell to you, I have to warn you the prices are high. How much dosh have you got?
  12. They can, and they do, but sometimes it's nice to have nice things. Even if you live in a tin shack.
  13. I remember him well, "ah lip up fatty, for the reggae"
  14. I'm sure they will find something, this is a place where kids make steerable model cars with suspension from some old wire and a pair of pliers.
  15. Wow, I wonder if there is anyway I could get this to my S African school. I bought them some when I was there in February but this would keep them going for years. EDIT: Found it http://www.plethorapicks.com
  16. You can still take own the wall, or part of it but it won't be cheap and you will need permission. It would need a supporting beam above the gap. You could get a free quote from a builder.
  17. A piece of pie (pi)?
  18. I would imagine the problem is the Venn diagrams. They look pretty good. I'm sure some users will be dazzled by the look.
  19. According to the Software Seminar, things are very unclear at the moment. Some old machines without dedicated cards work, some new with dedicated card didn't. Hopefully this will be rectified by Spring.
  20. Must be an age thing. Mine's due to increase Saturday.
  21. Our Primaries moving from 2003 to 2007/10 with the ribbon would be a nightmare to support. I have enough trouble finding things in 2007 as an occasional user.
  22. The question was asked at the Software Update Seminar at Coventry, should Capita move to 2010 or continue with 2003?. A quiet seminar but most said stay with 2003. I can't see many schools (Primary) rushing to 2010.
  23. Fantastic musician live. He held a train up from Wembley one year, as he overslept and turned up late, he insisted on doing the whole concert.
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