He is a bit of a convenient scapegoat for the ‘flash crash’ after it was originally blamed on a US firm which was proved not to be the case.

Whilst what he was doing is against regulations it is highly unlikely that his trading was solely responsible for the crash (if at all given the size of other players in the market).

Why is the Milka cow lilac?

The Afghan Whigs although Mudhoney have to be up there.

Used to work in automated trading in the city which was interesting. Now trying to work out what to do next.

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17kHz 42 with decent earphones.

Fake blood = Gorey

Or I’m sure you could do something for ‘Mooncoin’

Temple Works, Leeds

Do the red from the visitors centre up to Dixons hollow and take it from there.

You can either do the full red, cut across to miss the top loop of the red or cycle round to join the blue.

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Abacus electronics in Leeds was recommended on here a few years back.

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I think they are stopping doing a printed Axminster catalogue which a real shame.

Thanks Kayak,

It’s London Plane. The photo has washed it out a bit but wanted to keep it fairly pale so just using a clear polish to bring out the grain.

Much as I don’t like posting after Kayak’s wooden wonders here’s a table I made.

Frying Nemo

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Mime that it’s the quiet coach at her.

No.4 and Tanner’s brown according to the Farrow and Ball paint chart.

The old town has some interesting architecture and museums although a trip to Beverley might be a good option.

That tiling is impressive.

How long until QE starts again?

Have the Makita you mentioned and for the money (paid about £60) I am impressed although can’t compare it directly with the ones you mention.

Solidly built and stays on line reasonably well. The pendulum settings work well and make a noticeable difference. Thickest I’ve cut is 45mm hardwood and whilst not ideal it did the job.

Irwin Quick grips and 10.8v cordless drill make jobs a hell of a lot easier.

Plunge saw used less often but when I do I wonder how I managed without it.

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Think you can get advanced tickets that allow you to pick a time to avoid the queues

Could you use a top guided router bit and make a template of the mortice dimensions.

Clamp this as required and it would stop you from taking chunks out.

Thanks for the offer but am in W Sussex.

Trip to Screwfix it is then.

Thanks all.

Was to cut a narrow strip lengthwise off tiles that my scoring wheel cutter can’t handle.

Shall have to invest in a wet saw.

The Lion on Blakey Ridge might be worth a try.

Why don’t all toilet doors open outwards, so that us who wash our hands can use our foot instead and avoid the dirty mingers..?

If desperate its one less obstacle to the porcelain throne

John Boddy has unfortunately closed down but you could try

http://www.duffieldtimber.com (outside Ripon)

or

http://www.scawtonsawmill.co.uk/

Many thanks all, surface is skim over sand/cement so will prime the area to be tiled and waterproof the shower area.

Rest will be mist coated for painting.

Thanks all.

So mistcoat where its going to be painted and tanking paint where its going to be tiled.

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The Novotel in Greenwich has parking and is 25 mins into Charing Cross.

Near the park, Cutty Sark and Maritime musuem.

Vitamin D and a decent lightbox helps me.

Depending on the mess its in you could use Text to Columns to separate out the numbers. Then manipulate as required and Concatenate to merge the results.