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Bletchley Park is soon to close due to lack of funding. This building was vital to the allies in WW2 as a code-breaking facility, without which the war may have had a different ending.It receives no funding from the government (perhaps they should breed guinea pigs) and relies solely on donations and visitors.I would ask all ex-pats to sign the petition to save this park - it costs nothing.http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/BletchleyPark/
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Thanks tj - well worth me having a look. Appreciate the help.B
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Has anyone used a movie download service? Not talking about the p2p but the 'pay per movie' idea. I'd like to download some old movies but want to do so legally and without hassle.
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Not at all. If I hear them I answer. If I am out I ring them back Don't see either the problem or your logic.Perhaps we have different types of friends? Mine understand the problem and are happy to to help.
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I use an answering machine. I still get calls, but once the machine kicks in they always ring off. I did ask all my friends to wait for the machine to answer and then simply say their name. Works well and no-one is offended.
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Why not have a look at the VideoHelp site. Pleanty of free advice and free programmeshttp://www.videohelp.com/Brian
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[quote user="Jonzjob"]
You could always get a Rena Ware 18/10 stainless steel one. It has a stainless/carbon/stainless construction so the heat spreads quickly and evenly.
It will only cost you about £350 and it has a lifetime warranty too!!
Mind you it has got a small flat bottom.
[/quote]I don't want to take out a mortgage at my age! Thanks anyway. -
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Many many thanks to all.. I think a trip to one of the larger towns (Agen perhaps) will help. I live near Monflanquin and can't think of any suitable shops around. No mains gas so am on bottled although I don't know if that would make a difference temperature wise.Love the pictures!!
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Many years ago (probably in the 70's or 80's) I used a Wok. It was an absolute pain in the backside to season.Due to changes in my lifestyle, I feel I want to try the Wok experience again, but hopefully without the seasoning part.Can anyone recommend a decent Wok? Not large as it's only for one person.
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Thanks Anton and Fridgeman.You make it sound so easy that I might just bite the bullet and give it a go! Need to rest a while first though to build up enough courage. Funny thing is I've repaired several computers for friends (just as a hobby) and have no problems taking them apart and setting them up.
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Thanks all for the replies. I am still as confused as ever but might sit down and ponder for a little while. As the dish is already setup (Astra/Astra2/Hotbird/Sirius) I think it only needs the receiver setting up.
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I currently have a SEDEA dual tuner satellite receiver (PVR) and motorised setup. I get intermittent problems which I am sure are related to the receiver itself. I have another receiver (also a PVR) which I would like to replace the Sedea with (instructions are in English)I am however a complete nerd with such things and wonder therefore if anyone on the forum could do it for me. I am quite willing to pay. I live near Monflanquin.
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Thank you one and all. I have been told of a product called Arbosil 1000 but have so far been unable to source it. Has anyone seen it in france?
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Thjanks Jay Jay & J.R's gone native - will look in the Bricolage tomorrow.
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Is it possible to buy Plumbers Mate Putty in France, and if so, what is it called in french?
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Thanks Cat/TimI'm using a Sedea receiver.B
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Up until Thursday 13th March I enjoyed BBC News 24 (I use the word 'enjoyed' simply to mean I watched it). I now cannot get it. Has it moved?
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You should be able to get some NUROFENTABS from your pharmacy. These are soft tablets which contain 200mg of IBUPROFENE. The tablets are NOT swallowed but allowed to dissolve on the tooth (or gum) They are specially formulated for DOULEURS DENTAIRES.
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I do have an annual check up with a heart specialist and also with a Diabetic specialist. On top of that I have a yearly check up with my specialist eye doctor in Agen (last one July 2007) who says I have no problems with my eyes other than a slight change.
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Rob Roy - my reluctance is paying everybody and his dog for the same service. Why cannot it be done by visiting one outlet? It seems to me that it's simply another paying link in the chain. Perhaps your understanding is a little better now?
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Phew! Many thanks to all. What a wealth of information. Basically I was hoping to simply change my specs without too much of a wait (wanted to change from bifocals to varifocals and tinted. Not having chenged my specs for the last three or four years, I expect there would be some change to my eyes. In the UK I could simply go to Boots or wherever (I think).
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Is it possible to simply go to an opticians and purchase new glasses without obtaining a doctors prescription?
Bletchley Park - soon to close
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