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The idea is that the switch on the router is permanently in the on position, usually achieved by some sort of clip, failing anything being commercially available a jubliee clip will suffice. You then use the NVR switch on the table for switching the router on and off.

If you have a genuine copy of Windows, they are on your CD or recovery disk. If not get ready for the knock at the door when FAST come calling :wink:

Theres only one way and thats the long slow process of removing it piece by piece, from the top down. My garage originally had so much ivy covering the shell that it had actually started to crush and distort the panels (concrete prefab)

If they are countersunk, drill out the heads and remove the hinge. Use mole grips on the shanks to twist out the rest. :idea:

I bet if you took all of your taxes, both direct and indirect you would find that you are probably paying close to 60% of your earnings to the taxman anyway.

Married with no children, (natures choice not ours), low end of the income scale but not low enough for benefits, so we're always loosers come labour budget time :cry:

I think they are a rebadged Earlex cleaner. I have had one now for about 6 years, no complaints, does the job, even used it for cleaning the sludge from the pond a few times.

If you want to give the slabs a lift try cleaning them with some brick cleaner. I had some old grey slabs, well black and green really, cleaned them up with brick cleaner now they look really good. :!: :idea:

I you only have one journey of four miles a week, would it not be cheaper just to get a taxi or a bus? (depending upon mobility circumstances) You're paying for insurance, MOT, road tax, petrol (although most of it probably evaporates) and AA cover for 200 miles a year :shock:

We have NTL via a Samsung STB. Every time we switch on the Lounge wall lights (CFL) it changes channel :? We never had this problem with the old Pace STB.

If you find something and hand it in to the police, if its not claimed do you get to keep it? I have a feeling the police auction these finds off and keep the cash, so why hand it in to them?

My personal preference is for these, makes removing the soil much easier. http://www.toolshopdirect.co.uk/handtool/product/FAIPHD As mentioned whichever method you use, if you hit a large obstruction its a real pain in the rear.

If they are Marley tiles they have most of the technical data on their site. http://www.marleyroofing.co.uk/

They're called shingles, try here http://www.rusticwoodland.com/index.html?lang=en-uk&target=d98.html

I'm no expert, but to me it looks like they've used a flashing plate for a flat roof, not one for an inclined roof and tried to bodge it. Or it could just be the angle of the photo. :?

not brass, but nickel plated or plastic http://www.woodfit.com/index.php?cPath=23

We have them in our windows and I wish I hadn't bothered. They let so much noise through you loose some of the benefit of having double glazing. :evil:

I've got a Thundercat (YZF600R) Good bike, but its been garaged for a long while now. With petrol prices so high, its getting too expensive to go for a ride out every weekend. May have to sell next year :cry:

Could the leaks could be down to the fact that the system wasn't rinsed out properly after the flush. The corrosive mixture may have been slowly eating away at the system. :idea:

I always thought it was something to do with global warming :shock: