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General Discussion Area / Re: 99 year old raises 2 million
« on: 15 April 2020, 16:55:16 »Gordon Brown spring to mind?Don't get me started on that waste of nutrients
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General Discussion Area / Re: Online meetings
« on: 15 April 2020, 16:53:55 »
Have to say very impressed with MS Teams.
CPC courses being delivered in groups of 20. A couple of people have been having the occasional issue with wifi, but generally solved by them turning their cameras off to minimise buffering... That said, one such person is participating from tother side of Aberdeen.
Also been a few issues with getting videos to play, but these seem to be down to course leader operating system issues and/or familiarity with the technology rather than with MS Teams specifically
Using such a platform is obviously a learning curve away from traditional meeting formats, but as long as people only switch their microphones on to speak rather than leaving them on permanently and the 'chair' manages the questions/discussions, it's almost as effective as having a discussion around a table
CPC courses being delivered in groups of 20. A couple of people have been having the occasional issue with wifi, but generally solved by them turning their cameras off to minimise buffering... That said, one such person is participating from tother side of Aberdeen.
Also been a few issues with getting videos to play, but these seem to be down to course leader operating system issues and/or familiarity with the technology rather than with MS Teams specifically
Using such a platform is obviously a learning curve away from traditional meeting formats, but as long as people only switch their microphones on to speak rather than leaving them on permanently and the 'chair' manages the questions/discussions, it's almost as effective as having a discussion around a table
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General Discussion Area / Re: 99 year old raises 2 million
« on: 15 April 2020, 16:21:34 »Nah, that's a Liebour schemeHe’s a national asset👍don't say that, the Government will sell him off at a loss
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General Discussion Area / Re: Trump
« on: 15 April 2020, 14:21:07 »Wasnt just rednecks. There aren't enough of them to vote a President in.Indeed...
They voted for an African American first generation immigrant over a woman. Twice.
They then voted for a free speaking anti establishment man over Hilary.
Bernie Sanders has yet again quit before actually trying to achieve anything, and Donald will be reelected as all the options are far too left wing to be valid options.
The American people simply don't trust the Federal Government, so will do anything to screw it over. Including reelecting Donald.
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Omega General Help / Re: 140 amp Alternator
« on: 15 April 2020, 12:12:34 »
Can be, possibly depending on spec/options
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Omega General Help / Re: Bootlid rear light covers
« on: 14 April 2020, 22:09:17 »That conversion would make an interesting isolation project...Check out the parts for sale section Annihalator is breaking a mini facelift car and may have the covers you're after.
It's an Estate..
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General Discussion Area / Re: Seduce someone in four words
« on: 14 April 2020, 22:07:32 »
Been isolated for months...
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General Discussion Area / Re: So what have you done today during lockdown?
« on: 14 April 2020, 20:59:49 »
Have Class 1
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General Discussion Area / Re: So what have you done today during lockdown?
« on: 14 April 2020, 19:51:19 »
Ironically, ADR isn't needed at Gatwick... 
Doing it would be more of a mental exercise.
There are a couple of builders merchants locally, so that certainly remains an option
Doing it would be more of a mental exercise. There are a couple of builders merchants locally, so that certainly remains an option
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General Discussion Area / Re: So what have you done today during lockdown?
« on: 14 April 2020, 19:28:41 »
Joking aside, it needed doing, so not complaining
Given a free choice, doing a HIAB and FLT course would have been more practical and a full ADR course would be a better use of a week. May do those anyway once Batflu is done with, depending on what happens with the day job... My plan until mid March was to do my A1 Licence
Given a free choice, doing a HIAB and FLT course would have been more practical and a full ADR course would be a better use of a week. May do those anyway once Batflu is done with, depending on what happens with the day job... My plan until mid March was to do my A1 Licence
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General Discussion Area / Re: So what have you done today during lockdown?
« on: 14 April 2020, 19:17:19 »
Well, so far, after two days and in no particular order...
1. Horsey types and scaffolders get far too much leeway.
2. DVSA like issuing fines.
3. Don't drive in Euro land.
4. See 3. Ever.
5. This should have been available online from the day it was introduced.
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General Car Chat / Re: Can't tax my car
« on: 14 April 2020, 17:51:33 »you should be able to use the green slip to tax online if its current,address shouldn't affect thatThis is the issue I have... Online check shows as taxed, but still waiting on V5 even though Sorn form/new keeper slip/v62 all sent in three weeks ago...
edit or was it still attached to the main V5 that you returned ?
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Omega General Help / Re: Get out of "P"
« on: 14 April 2020, 17:46:22 »
Please read the manual
But, to answer your question, yes...
But, to answer your question, yes...
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General Discussion Area / Re: Went for a walk this afternoon.....
« on: 14 April 2020, 12:30:01 »
All good
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Omega General Help / Re: Bootlid rear light covers
« on: 14 April 2020, 12:16:17 »Two light covers by the look of it...Yes I did think that, I know what mine should look like. Can anyone post a picture of a later/facelift car? That would be very useful 😁
Eh ?
Or am I missing something here ?