This gem in Brighton. Has a ridiculous selection of beers although the owner has the charm of a warm can of stella.

Take a look at the cell formatting.

I think excel takes the colon to mean it’s a time.

If you want to enter it set the format to text.

Thanks everyone. So £380 to repair the sand/cement and skim including materials isn’t outrageous given its the South.

Approx 2* 2.5m

Brian Eno- An ending (Ascent)

Mail sent- thanks

Hendos except in a bloody mary.

This is what you need.

http://www.theyorkshirepantry.com/food-and-drink/savoury/relishes/henderson-s-relish-1-litre-bottle.html

Phil Collins

Protomartyr- Under color of official right
Follakzoid- III

In a nutshell yes.

Yep and just the excuse for another round of Quantative Easing.

The Malabar Junction in Bloomsbury used to be very good. Haven’t been for a few years but it used to do tasty dosas.

Can’t imagine that the latest from the IMF is going to make easy reading for Germany.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/07/14/uk-eurozone-greece-imf-report-idUKKCN0PO1C920150714

Debt will be insured using Credit default swaps which will be written by the banks so its a case of who is left holding the baby.

Apparently most recent Greek proposals have been rejected by creditors.

Russia hasn’t but the BRICS bank has and it would be one up on the IMF.

Apparently the ELA has been increased enough to keep the banks open until Monday.

So EU trying to turn the thumbscrews ahead of this weekends meetings.

The credit agencies were paid by the banks to rate the CDOs they were creating so no doubt they were very objective in their analysis.

3rd = Spam

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Made this out of black walnut.

Blairs Death sauce is very good and despite the name isn’t too hot and has flavour.

Going to try my hand at making a smoky jalepeno burger relish this summer as have made chipotle ketchup previously.

Another vote for Mr Chips.

Is there anyway you could chop enough out to use an electric plane?

Or a milling router bit http://www.axminster.co.uk/axcaliber-milling-cutter

Have a look at Armac Martin.

Might be something on there.

That’s love fir yew.

AKG 550 from Richer sounds. Block out the outside world well and sound is decent.

Debaser – The Pixies (Debaser)

Here’s your future – The Thermals (The body, the blood, the machine)

A1 is dual carriageway.

Which part of London are you travelling from?

Ask if they do Tapas

Hotdog sausages sliced in half, sliced onion and burger relish.

Nearly as good as curry on a pizza.

For Belgian (and many more) beers the place is The House of Trembling Madness on Stonegate.

A walk around the walls is very pleasant.

Black Love – Afghan Whigs
Contino Sessions- Death in Vegas

I had similar requirements to you and ended up going for the Makita MLS100.

As its non sliding has a max crosscut of 130mm which covers pretty much all my needs.

Did look at the cheaper end of sliding saws but the Makita felt more solid with less to go wrong or develop play.

Supplied blade is decent for wood and its accurate in use once setup.

I find this book http://www.dk.com/uk/9781405332064-woodwork/ very useful.

Takes you through things step by step and also has a series of projects to follow.

PIccadilly or Norman records

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By forging closer links with China following on from its gas deals denominated in domestic currencies.

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