What about the final valuation scenario, are the employers going to be a bit suspect when they ask for a picture and end up with a couple of wheels.

Half cab is? Riding backwards?

Changing it soon for a 9-3 Saloon as I don’t need so much space anymore. It can be yours for the right price :)

Chain/Belt Saabtech in Stevenage did it anyway :)

I have a SAAB 9-5 Aero estate for sale if any of you are interested. 2.3 turbo, petrol, manual, full service history, cam belt done at 90k, currently 128k on the clock. Silver, leather interior and loads of space! Really cool and comfy car :)

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Heres a GPX for the warm up route I usually do at Chicksands.

http://my.viewranger.com/route/details/NDExNA%3D%3D

Still very sandy there at the mo :)

Hey, thanks for the tips. I will endeavour to try this out in the week :)

So I have tried the heels down approach and it does feel more controlled. As I ride a hard tail I am used to using my legs to absorb impacts from drops etc. However with the heels down approach it does seem to mean that the legs are locked and therefore less able to flex with drops. Should I have heels down and bent knees?

Hey, thanks for the replies. I have iMovie on my iPad but haven’t seen the comic book effect, is it a mac only theme?

View ranger is good. I have it on my phone and ipad and you can sync between these and your online account.

My understanding was that SAAB hold some very good patents and that this would be a key incentive to any investors. That said if they have been running at a loss for so long perhaps these chance of anyone stepping in may become less likely.

Anyway as a proud owner of a ten year old 9-5 Aero I can safely say it’s been a pleasure to drive on a daily basis amid the fleets of BMW’s and Audi’s

What do you think to the GT Distortion?

http://www.gtbicycles.com/gbr/bikes/mountain/freeride/2011-distortion-1-0-satin-black

Well I usually ride at Chicksands so I guess the rocks were slightly out of the norm. Rode MBR and agree that false teeth was cool, had it not been for the rain it would have been easier to carry speed into some of the drops. I figured that a short travel bike would allow for a margin of error into these. Having said that riding the hardball did give a focus to choosing the right line, and it flowed well most of the time.

I had a look at the ST4 but am not too sure about the styling. Of the current ones I’ve looked at the Tazer seems to fit the bill, albeit quite an expensive one. Anyone have one of these, what is the climbing like? S

I really like the look of the yeti 4x and the intense tazer

Hey,

I tried to do: =IF(C5:V5=0, “”, (MINC5:V5)) so that I don’t have to redo all of the links but is does not seem to work.

Link here: file://SHORTLANDPALMER/Users/palmer/Dropbox/AB%20Monitoring%20-%20TEMPLATE%2003.xlsx

Hey,

Is this what you mean:

=IF(‘BD-LOAF EMPLOYEES’!E3=0,””,’BD-LOAF EMPLOYEES’!E3)

Hey,

Vino Maipo at Sainsbury’s, I’ll get you some :)

The countif is give the number of sessions having taken place at any point throughout the year, and I did use it to get the average using basic excel calculations :)

Like this?

=(IF(E4:E103<0.5,””, SUM(E4:E103)))

Hey,

How would you…

Prefix the autosums with an IF statement so that instead of blank they return something else? ie “none”

=COUNTIF(E4:E103,”>0.5″, “”)

Hey,

I have put the two formulae into the template and here is the link:

file://SHORTLANDPALMER/Users/palmer/Dropbox/AB%20Monitoring%20-%20TEMPLATE%2001.xlsx

Hey,

I have :) I have share the template in dropbox (link below)

AB Monitoring – TEMPLATE.xlsx (file://SHORTLANDPALMER/Users/palmer/Dropbox/AB%20Monitoring%20-%20TEMPLATE.xlsx)

I would like to represent this information on the summary sheet of the file.

Hey, that works great for the max but as the range I am analysing has cell references to auto sums in other sheets any of these with no data in are counted as the min value as the default setting is zero, any ideas?

Sorry to sound thick but would that be =MIN(A1:A10)

Hey,

They are numeric. Basically I work for a charity and we run various groups. The spreadsheet has a record of the number of individuals in attendance for each session. There are approximately 20 sessions for the year. Obviously I can work out the total and average attendance and have these values in a specific cell. The summary sheet I have has this information for the seven groups that we run so that you can compare attendance across groups. In addition to this I would like to have the high and low attendance for each group represented alongside the total and average. As this data is entered throughout the year I wondered in there is a formula that can establish the highest and lowest value of a range of cells.

I hope this is a bit clearer, thanks :)

Marmoset – Yes that’s the sort of thing. I have a desire to get a Yeti but cannot stretch to that much. What trails did you do?

or it could be just like the other 4581854 face palmer threads that have broached the subject.

trailmonkey – you talkin’ to me???

They have been slower than normal recently. Also an email response is usually a day. I did notice that PayPal orders don’t show up in the order history too

Welcome to Sarajevo when the chechnians take the serbian children and babies from the bus escaping Sarajevo

Garry Oldman in Leon

Hey,

Cool shed, but more importantly how did you get the high low range on the chart, also can this data be presented in a table?

Thanks

I had the same procedure a few years ago and have never had any problems :)

I have a small frame with 130mm forsks, a 50mm stem with 0 rise and mid rise monkey bars. No problems whatsoever, awesome bike!

+1 for the ODI Troy Lee’s, expensive but really good

Santa Cruz, because it sounds so much more exotic than ‘Biggleswade’ :)

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Chicksands on Friday

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Here is a GPX for some of the singletrack at Chicksands, it may be a bit off track as I had to edit it.

http://my.viewranger.com/route/details/NDExNA%3D%3D

There is a good singletrack run from the top by dead mans cross along the outside of the wood all the way around until you end up at the road in the middle. Aside from that there are a few nice short runs around. The north shore has all been torn down and the DS and 4X are too sandy at the moment.

Hey,

I went for Viewranger in the end. App seems good and you can get both an UK overview and road map free. I just bought the 1:25000 scale maps in blocks for the areas I wanted. They have also got 4 free routes available for download between now and 2nd May ( http://www.viewranger.com/product-overview/maps-routes/free-routes-promotion) plus if you register with My Viewranger you can create your own routes on the site using GPX and then download them to your device. So far it also seems that anything I have on my iPhone I can also have on my iPad at no extra cost.