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Oulton Park & Snetterton are my favorite circuits for pictures. Tons of opportunities without catch fencing.

I'm currently doing my own self build conversion on a Ford Transit. I have found cheap insurance, for a 22 year old, at Comfort insurance which included using the van for commuting.

I have a Honda Civic Type S 2011 and upgraded my Head Unit last summer. All in it cost me around £300 for a slightly used stereo, the replacement fascia and the Connect2 kit that is required for all the climate control and steering wheel controls to work. I have used the Orange connection shown in the diagram to wire my Dash Cam so that it will turn on when the ignition becomes live. It also has a handy feature of turning the sidelights on when the ignition is turned on. I would think the worst you could do connecting to this would be to blow the fuse, which would stop the sidelights working, so you would be able to see straight away. Hopefully some of this makes sense and helps in some way.

I've just added all those parts up on PCPartPicker and managed to get a few quid saved from getting them from different places here is the link: Intel Core i5-4690K, Asus GeForce GTX 970 - System Build - PCPartPicker United Kingdom Bear in mind that the price at the bottom includes the PSU it saves you about £12, i know it's not much but its money you could use to get a better case. Hope it helps

Right that's my Saturday activity planned.

Andy Jordan is at Oulton Park 2013, however the Toyota, Clio, Porsche & Focus are all from Snetterton 2013 never got round to sorting this years photos.

Here are a few of mine, mainly Motorsport because that's all I have access to at work.

I thought it was real and posted on Twitter because Hermes sent a couple of people round with a ladder to get it off said roof.

There are still a lot of answers which need to be found about this. For example if the driverless car is caught speeding who pays the fine? Also what happens if the driverless car becomes like a stroppy teenager and just drives off and sulks somewhere? I've got lots of other questions involving robots turning against humans and taking over the world but those are some of the more sensible ones A - - - Updated - - - Program the car to lose its front tires so that each one could hit the intended target

I got 6/10, should I be worried that I knew that many? A

Yeah, I was meaning more with handheld devices like phones and tablets. Staff laptops are unable to see the password and BYOD isn't used much in the school, certainly not for pupils, yet. A

The main part of the site is covered, the other part was meant to be done at summer but an unforeseen server upgrade has put that off! Ideally I like to setup people's devices so that I don't have to give the password out & risking pupils finding it out, however this isn't always the case. A

Another one for Wilkinsons, you may pay more but you pay for quality service and assistance which is second to none. A

Chocolate Pizza, it'd be rude not to! A

Vettel is a good driver, I will give him that, but he is no way great. When you consider that his car has different driving aids and devices on it that even his team mate doesn't have, it puts it into perspective that he might not be as good as it appears. There is talk that Vettel has a traction system on his car but Webber doesn't because of his weight, this was noticed at Singapore by Gian Carlo Minardi, who saw that Vettel was able to get on the power earlier than anyone else and that his engine was grinding like none of the other Renault engines, now this would pose a huge advantage over the course of a lap let alone a race or even the season. Another thing with Red Bull is that the team isn't run by the supposed team boss Adrian Horner, it is run by Vettel and Helmut Marko as much as people like to disagree with that when you look at the decisions made and punishments to drivers after incidents, Malaysia, they either favor Vettel or punish Webber. Unless there is equal treatment between the two Red Bull drivers, or even the FIA to close some of these loopholes within the regulations, I don't think you can call Vettel great as his machinery is on a different level to anyone else. In F1 I believe they need to bring in some form of control parts like they have within touring cars, it increases race excitement and also helps to bring costs down. F1 needs to look at bringing its costs down because otherwise drivers won't want to compete unless they are in a top car and sponsors won't be able to afford to back the top two or three teams. BTW David Ward for FIA President! A