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This might help ...http://www.openmedialibrary.org/ Not tried it myself yet though.

Try http://www.revouninstaller.com/

No idea what you mean. This is definitely a 10 minute walk :-p

I went to see Yeovil there a few years back ... the Beehive is a good bet. Close to the ground, big, cheap(ish), friendly, etc.

Definite SPAMMERS ... http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/432492/just-a-word-of-warning/

I've had three or four different brands of wireless video senders and none of them have ever transmitted a decent picture - even between two rooms a few meters apart. How good is the picture on this? Is it stable/any interference/etc?

I can offer you an invite for thebox.bz if that's any help mate? Has very similar content to UKN.

Newcastle Saint here (the northern Newcastle ;-)) Due to the arrival of my baby boy this year, pennies are tight so I only expect to make a few northern away games. Good to hear Northern Saints is still running strong - been a couple of years since I met up with you lads!

Newcastle isn't far from Carlisle on a train - pretty sure there are a few after the match. PS - my missus is a geordie :-o ;-)

Please don't list something with a minimum price (and no reserve) if you're not willing to allow it to sell for that price. It's a pain in the arse for buyers. Always use a reserve or start the price at a realistic level you'd accept. We recently bought something for £10 and then the seller decided they didn't want to honour the auction because they wanted more for it. Infuriating and against eBay rules. Needless to say we reported them to eBay and their account (with 100+ feedback) was closed. Put it this way ... if you put something forward for sale at a normal auction (eg, a car or antique) without a reserve - if it sells you CANNOT change your mind.

Jo Tessem = Legend *nods*

I got a Toshiba Satellite P200 via them and had no problems. I got it on a Buy Now Pay in 6 Months credit deal ... settled up just before the 6 months so got the credit interest free :-) Great laptop too - recommended.

Bottom line is that it's not compatible with Chrome (not many g/m scripts are). You tried a fresh install of Firefox? Might be worth grabbing a free app called Revo Uninstaller - forcibly removing Firefox & all associated reg keys using it, and then reinstalling.

Install the script via monkey in Firefox and it should work.

In fact, I don't think you can even use that moneky script with greasemetal (not every script at userscripts is compatible). These links may be of interest: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/greasemetal_greasemonkey_for_g.php http://gmailsuperclean.wordpress.com/2007/04/21/how-to-install/

I suggest you read up on what Greasemonkey actually is ... and then what a Javascript file is. It will help you :-)

http://www.straxx.com/excel/password.html

Import the contacts and then add them all to a single distribution list. Importing the contacts: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/295664

I suspect it's a browser issue. Try installing firefox or opera and accessing the site via that if you need to do this again.

I use an app called Qurb in Outlook - excellent filter.

Have you tried more than one browser?

Ha, how easy was that third? Long time coming ..

The penalty was a tough call ... whether it actually hit his hand or not is academic. The referee has to make a decision on the spot having only seen it once in real time. We've all got the luxury of Setanta replays and even then it's hard to see. He shouldn't have given the referee the chance to make the decision by jumping with his arm next to his head. It was stupid. Regardless ... lets not kid ourselves. We're being outplayed by a better team.

And why does your license need to carry your address anyway???? Surely it'd be more sensible to just store the info in the DLVA database & reference via the license number. I can't see the need to have it printed on the card and therefore need to pay to have the card reproduced every time you move house.

If the DVLA didn't charge such extortionate prices to update your license address I am sure more people would make the effort to keep them correct. As a student I moved house 4 times in 4 years and again after I had graduated. I'll be ****ed if I'm paying £20 a pop to update it, if it'll change again in a year. I'm not saying they shouldn't charge anything, but there needs to be some sensible middle ground. Oh and I got points recently. A couple of weeks after producing and receiving back my license I got a letter in the post reminding me my license address was wrong and it is an offence, etc.